Youngest Fooler RETURNS! Sanjeev Vinodh on Penn and Teller: Fool Us

[@JP4u29]

The kid in the audience at 5:02 is why you do magic. Hes so invested

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

no. he was paid to do this

[@BBerryJerry]

i didn't see your comment 😅😂

[@operacarmen]

@@maximem.ste-marie3578 87 BILLION dollars!

[@operacarmen]

@@BBerryJerry Oh yeah? i didn't see YOUR comment

[@operacarmen]

It's called youth .. or "your spirit isn't crushed yet"!

[@BBerryJerry]

5:03 the kid with the green shirt is having the time of his life, thank you for taking him there.

[@rathish6844]

Phil in real life

[@snehalbhikole7886]

There are two of em

[@SimonJM]

Impressive, but the idle tossing of the phone into the cup, "paired" was hilarious!!!!

[@dougaltolan3017]

I wonder if that was a deliberate throwback to the early days of Bluetooth when you sometimes had to have the 2 devices touching!

[@SimonJM]

@@dougaltolan3017 Maybe, but I suspect it was just 'for the humour value'

[@sisisisi1111]

@@dougaltolan3017 you are talking about NFC pairing. Bluetooth was always mid-range and did never require touching. The touching was just to pair the devices via another technology, which most people didn't use anyways.

[@dougaltolan3017]

@@sisisisi1111 Nahh. Mid 90's Bluetooth might have been intended to be mid range, but the real implementation was anything but.

[@spider853]

@@dougaltolan3017yeah you mean infrared, was a pain in the butt... NOBODY TOUCH THE DESK! I'M TRANSFERING A MP3

[@AkuraTheAwesome]

Wow, what a brilliant showman! He was absolutely captivating the entire time.

[@harshshriv]

0:40 hm b 0:😮4 2n m 0:4n. n3 m

[@BlackDidThis]

The "MOMENT" he deciphers the code: priceless... And at many occasions it is usually this moment that pretty much tells us a lot about the magician. This guy is a gem in too many aspects. It is such great pleasure to know that such talent and creativity has found host in such a beautiful soul... I so hope you have more appearances on the show. As since unlike some: you really DO concentrate on making sure you give a good show and are so humbly good at it!

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

I understand what you mean with the first word. But I can get my head around how he created that trick with it. Well, I must say, I didn't use it for a while, but still

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

I meant CAN'T

[@BlackDidThis]

​@@maximem.ste-marie3578 ; Normally this would be the part that I would pretty much spill the beans. BUT I loved this guy (Maybe also since he sort of reminds me of my son in too many ways); and he REALLY deserves all the respect I can give him. So please allow me to only underline the "code" as they were: "... If you did it yourself, which I think you did...": Not referring to electronics or any technology (Or even the creating process) of the trick here... The code was SO good... And for any layman: it is still SO good in spite of how many times you hear it; since he forces many of us to think of him cutting/glueing strings/cups or maybe even soldering some circuitry. I do not think that you can notice anything in the trick via "rewatching" with "watching only". You really have to use your logic and put the end results together whilst. You don't really get to see anything (Actually: you can't)... DAMN good trick. Being the modest and attentive person he is: it took a little while for even the magician to have the code to sink in. And when it does: It was priceless. I hope I have helped you figure at least the code out... And Sanjeev; I so hope I have not been too disrespectful to your show and/or channel. You beautiful person and your routines are SO GOOD, that I so hope you are motivated to get up there and try again... And please: Feel free to delete this comment if you find it inappropriate.

[@RadishAcceptable]

@@maximem.ste-marie3578 The code is making it clear that he forced the choice all three times, but "how" he forced the choice isn't something I think anybody here really knows for sure. It could have been tricked decks with three swaps we didn't see, or or something to that regard, but "you did it yourself" is specifically calling out that he forced her choices. Of course, once all three choices are forced, the rest is expert showmanship.

[@DjZephy]

The first two times it was blatantly obvious, as she reached out to touch a card he instantly pushed the card he wanted and fanned it out so her finger landed there. The 3 rd time it it didn't look like he forced it at all so idk

[@iamsushi1056]

That was great showmanship, whether you fooled them or not. Magic needs to be fun like this

[@johnbowers1945]

Brooke asks great questions. She seems genuinely interested in talking to and drawing insightful things out of each magician.

[@Jkizzle4996]

Also- would

[@dodgechargerfan]

What a great concept and a fantastic routine. Pulling the audience into it adds so much to their experience and gives you a bit of a prover at the same time. Genius! You have a beautiful personality, too. It adds so much to your routines.

[@muntedfinger]

Loved the act but loved your positive attitude and confident presence even more. You're wise beyond your years!

[@nome3795]

Yooo and I loved your game! In a way this is a trick using cans and worms, heh.

[@AlokL.Bhardwaj]

You fooled me, that's enough. What a great performance. And thanks for keeping the Indian cultural touch to it like folding your hands and respecting the stage.

[@TopNotchCreators2]

Lol might as well pray to the stage so it can give some to him

[@oxlip]

@@TopNotchCreators2 i take it showing respect and humility is a bad thing in your culture

[@TopNotchCreators2]

@oxlip what you talking about Russia were going to be done by nato and Ukraine what would you if you was running Russia?

[@oxlip]

@@TopNotchCreators2 to be totally honest, i don't understand what you're trying to say

[@TopNotchCreators2]

@oxlip mate you know exactly what I mean. Nato and america were going build a base in the backyard of Russia. And Ukraine listened to them and were planning to attack Russia so before that happened Russia had to defend themselves from the west.

[@PeterWood]

Boy that was great, Sanjeev. Kudos and well done!

[@KwakuSven]

This was so fun to watch! Felt natural and great storytelling =)

[@2-minutephysiatry506]

What a wonderful act !! Had me fascinated all through 👏👏👏👏👏

[@ArchieMonster1]

Absolutely amazing. You’re one of my favourite magicians

[@priyabalakrishna6125]

You are an absolute treat to watch! Such humour and natural talent!!! Best wishes!

[@jszlauko]

Interesting that if you check the video at the 3:40 mark, after she pulls her chosen card out of the deck, he then splits the deck at the spot where she selected her card. You can then see later on that at some point he takes a look at what I think is the bottom card of the deck in his right hand. Since that card would have been next to the card she chose, he would then know what the card is based on him knowing the order of the deck.

[@andrewsmith7543]

That's a good way of knowing a randomly chosen card, but the card being in the bottom of the cup would seem to require a force

[@rajivjha123]

Proud of you Sanjeev . The magic , the presentation , the body language and your natural smile . Namaskaram and good wishes , keep rising . Thnaks

[@antonnym214]

Not only a great trick, but awesome presentation! You are the king!

[@nithyap1903]

Neat premise , well executed! As always you steal the show with your witty narrative! 🙌😇❤️❤️

[@komalk]

Fun to watch and you were great Sanjeev.

[@lakshmisivakumar143]

Stunning performance Sanjeev !! ur finesse & confidence is commendable 🎉 Hod bless u with gr8er success

[@dailybusiness8162]

Nice story, and I like the simplicity of the performance. Dont know much about magic so you definitely fooled me 😂 - and I enjoyed it 😉

[@fmaion]

Amazing, man!! Have a magic regards from Brazil!

[@AlyxMagic]

Aww, your likability is wonderful, and what great and fun magic! Well done. :)

[@AnimeSliceOfPie]

"You did it yourself" was the moment he knew thatbtheyvfigured it out. You can see it in his reaction lol.

[@thetruth_hurts1013]

What did they figure out?? How did he do it???

[@lamerekeklerek]

@@thetruth_hurts1013 Not a magician here, but pretty sure it was just forcing that's why "he did it himself" he was choosing the card and not Brooke, he prepped deck (specific order etc.), put a double bottom with prediction inside the cup and done pre-recorded answer from google. Maybe he combined prepped deck with some sleight of hand but it doesn't seem like it. Few things were "too good to be true" so there is only one simple way of doing all that... No shuffle, no option to change selection, no inspection of the cups, not even option to select a cup.

[@ideegeniali]

if it was forces, why penn said "marks" as if in marked deck? first trick can work with marks second trick must work with force last trick either force, but i think marks, and a way to input the card to tell back in custom app, either by touch (and he in fact touched two times the display, suit/value i think) or by speech recognition and code words, very unlikely. so two times marks and one time force? i dunnow "did it yourself" is the app that tells you back a card name. this app he can sell to magicians

[@NickMaovich]

That "Yeah these are yours" gives me goosebumps. So well played and classy, it is insane

[@Alex-zi1nb]

your comedy and magic is so great. hope you keep blowing up

[@andymiller6020]

Fooled or not, what an act. Love it

[@pseudonym9215]

Excellent bit brother, great presentation style and narrative

[@andyandurkar7814]

Amazing act, I loved it!

[@dalis994]

Love the magic, love your style, love your personality

[@sahildang7277]

simply stellar ❤️

[@ThaSPAWN]

Amazing! Great video bro! Much love from Bosnia! :D

[@pankidan]

This is the magic America got talent like !

[@sangitarangala429]

Awesome Sanjeev!!! so happy for you!

[@PhilippBoettcher]

Excellent performance. Hope to see more from you

[@iisan1]

I love the concept. His first one was equally good

[@kenpearce3269]

Very entertaining and fun! Loved every minute of it!

[@johnthomas1422]

Your humor is awesome. Very entertaining.

[@Afterburner440]

i'm guessing he forced the card on the 2nd and 3rd attempt, but knew the card on the 1st/ forced. Then he just planted everything. The google assistant wasn't google, just a similar ai voice that was pre recorded.

[@MrSenserus]

When he displays the cards near the end of the trick and spreads them, they are in a super weird order. Tend to all be grouped and stacked in a very unlikely way. K's, 5's, 10's, 8's and 9's are almost all in sets of their fours.

[@pratheepaprakash2740]

A show that seemlessly combined cool tricks, an entertaining and captivating magic performance with wise words elevated the entire experience.

[@josephsisson]

Great performance using Brook as your Maiden for phase 1. The classic method in phase 2 was flawless. The application of phase 3 seems limitless and could APPly in a lot of ways. Will you be sharing the technology with the magic community?

[@chomskybeat]

You think it was a classic f in phase 2?

[@josephsisson]

@@chomskybeat Yup!

[@operacarmen]

@@chomskybeat This is the seventh phase from magic. Phase 7 takes on the appearance of Phase 2 but with a stretched face. The origin is Phase 12 but stretched out (as phase 32 and phase 109, of course, but this time with a balloon).

[@thelasttimeitookashowerwas7069]

tf you on about mate @@operacarmen

[@daruiraikage]

could you guys talk like normal people holy shit​@@operacarmen

[@Jaya_dzs]

Glad to see wholesome comments for a change on KZbin!

[@glp.1337]

"Brooke, would you touch the back of any card" x3 -Brooke takes a card x3

[@mrgyani]

Sanjeev, this was so great :)

[@Tejas-zx7ie]

Unique way for a magic trick, I've never seen anyone using phone etc for a trick, that was nice.

[@MahdiTheMagician]

Proud of you my friend!

[@sanviews9819]

His presentation skills are really outstanding..he could be a motivational speaker 😅

[@sailaab]

Always great to see you perform Sanjeev👌🏼 The part about the philosophy of life🤍 too struck a chord.

[@b4ph0m3tdk9]

Wonderful rutine, and you are very likeable person.

[@ArunJacky_]

Folding hand gesture, touching the stage at the end. ❤ Never leave these roots signs

[@dismalthoughts]

That's so cool; I didn't notice those at first. Do you mind explaining touching the stage at the end? I tried googling it but couldn't find anything.

[@dibassarkar2898]

@@dismalthoughts Its an ancient hindu tradition where people after performing, touch the stage and then touch their own forehead to show respect or seek blessing. Sometimes players touch the field after a sports tournament.

[@dismalthoughts]

@@dibassarkar2898 Thanks! That actually helped me find a little more info on Google :) Looks like touching your elders' feet is a humble sign of respect, and that's sorta where touching the earth comes from, if I've got it right. That's pretty cool. Thanks for the insight :)

[@shrikanthpai6604]

​@@dismalthoughtsThe stage is sacred to the artist. Its a gesture of seeking blessings from the stage

[@milkboxshow1416]

My mind waved at the presentation :) loved it!

[@crestfallenraven]

Just gorgeous, bhai. And so are you! Bahut impressive :):) Namaskar from Montana. Om Shanti!

[@mmazz414]

Such a calm and controlled stage presence -- absolute class!

[@dukemetzger3784]

In the end, you didn't fool them, but you know, I really enjoyed the heck out of this trick. So much fun and entertaining! In the end, isn't that the real trick? Thanks for posting this!

[@shreyasss9047]

How did he do that??? Can't find any comments on how he pulled off this trick!!!

[@KarthikSankar]

I think he might be deleting them?

[@dougidoug]

What a cool trick. Really well executed and fun to watch. You have to go a long way to fool those guys

[@ArunKumar-jd5jl]

Even though you didn't fool then this time, it was entertaining, enjoyed the quote also 😊

[@aurumkathuria7753]

incredible magic, i love this so much!

[@ideegeniali]

I liked your words of wisdom in both performances during interview with the host they helped me out for tough times i'm living right now they came at the right moment for me you are a blessing thank you from the bottom of my hearth!

[@contrariangrin]

I don’t think he was trying to fool them, he just set out to show his creativity and and unique showmanship.

[@aadeshbagmar1]

This was brilliant!!

[@schnu2u]

Great routine! I have no idea how you did this. 🎉

[@shivlovesindia]

You love what you do man. Keep entertaining. Keep inspiring!

[@SDEY369]

Waiting for your videos for a long time...❤❤❤

[@aranoan219]

Awesome Performance, super smooth routine

[@neilthesupplier]

the trick is, he has a hearing aid in the cup, and the other one is in his ear.

[@VedaSay]

That was just awesome! Not a magic person but love stories and you are a great story creator too!

[@krastsanguinar9514]

Once a magician told me nothing on the stage is "just for show" so I think the fact that audience needed make noise was to cover up a different noise. But I have nothing more, you fooled me :D. The first pick felt like a force tho cant be sure.

[@RustyDustyCrusty]

My god dude! You are a god tier performer! Hope to see your show live someday.

[@ShiloBuff]

His confidence and humor is the real magic.

[@bigutubefan2738]

Excellent Sanjeev! I assumed you pulled off three hell of a forces. I don't know what another person might think.

[@calebholt8762]

The last one could be software on the phone that scans the 51 face up cards and replies with the one missing card. IFF it had a view of the table. Not sure about the first two parts though

[@sagarpant4146]

keep it going bro. loved your act regardless.😀

[@fares8005]

That was so sneaky. I thought for sure you did everything with sheer brute force.

[@chandrameher5077]

what a entertaining performance 👏 👍... happy to see you again.. love from home 🇮🇳

[@jigga2jones]

V E R Y C R E A T I V E - Thank you for posting this

[@spikes20]

Love the premise of this act, awesome 🤩

[@callisoncaffrey]

That's great. He's a kid and has twelve times the beard growth that I have.

[@DaddyFabioTV]

Really fun and smooth performance!

[@ProfGlitch]

i know how the three tricks are done but the code makes no sense to me. why did he react with instant resignation when penn said "if you made it yourself and i think you did"? is the code just "made" being a homophone for "maid" as in "maiden back" or what?

[@gregariosity]

That part was pretty literal. He made something that could be sold to magicians. It just wasn’t the cups & string

[@machan2511]

Also he says "decknology" not technology, and refers to "marks" which is Penn saying to him that the cards were marked.

[@novametallica]

If you did it yourself, i think you probably did. (As in he forced the card on her)

[@philippenachtergal6077]

5:45 Well, the last trick at least is easy. He has just exposed all the cards of the deck a few seconds earlier so he knows which card it is by deduction. Then he got 52 different messages memorized for his phone to respond with one of the 52 cards.

[@jfffff]

it's a lot more simple than that actually

[@anandhrajan99]

​@@jfffffwhat is it let me know please

[@HarshilHandoo-cm5gk]

@@jfffff how pls explain

[@Scharrer23]

@@jfffff please explain

[@Kman.]

Beyond the trick itself, like Penn said, the *P E R F O R M A N C E* was great. Since your previous appearance, your overall stage presence just SKYROCKETED as well, wow, phenomenal!

[@fldom4610]

👍

[@random_sarkc]

That last 7$, 6$ got me 😂😂

[@gk3452]

At 8.27 he bends and touches the stage...what he is actually doing is indicating that he is touching Penn and Teller's feet as a show of respect and seeking their blessings since they are his elders.

[@alicianeupane7667]

Good catch, bless his heart for staying true to himself and showing respect.

[@usmankhan-vx6th]

We only bow down to one real Almighty God and no one else.

[@Xyz-fu4ns]

I think it represents a respect towards the stage that he was given the such an opportunity Think of it as what a bat or a ball means to a cricketer , book to student , guitar to a guitarist and so on You gotta respect what you hold and not take it for granted

[@gk3452]

​@@Xyz-fu4ns yes...but that is done before you enter the arena, not while leaving it. also, u can see he firsts folds his hands and then touches the stage. i think the gesture is aimed at P&T and not at the stage. imho.

[@diggidiggiable]

@@usmankhan-vx6thwe refers to Muslims . Right ?

[@Reasguite]

Nice, Big fans from India 🇮🇳

[@akiresVR]

This "kid" is going places.

[@AvnashSharma12]

At 3:40 he changes deck of cards by putting his hands under the table.

[@DavidRussellM]

Great job!

[@SubodhLasure2010]

0:56 "Someone who looked like them "... He said he is not Indian.. Another reason not leave the country. You WILL lose your identity...

[@gunasai6970]

Great magic and presentation! But I think I got it. He has someone helping him under the desk. (If you listen to what Penn says closely), Vinodh has everything on the stage.

[@KarthikeshwarSathya]

Humble as always and a great performance.! Kudos to your brother.!

[@markp44288]

Excellent performance!

[@hansjaru]

Good acting and Great act. Keep it up.

[@moonbuni59]

I really was invested in his act. Great job!

[@SiddhantSharma181]

Really proud of you! Your modesty is your biggest magical feat

[@neilthesupplier]

from 4:53 to 4:57 the sound cut off. Did she tell him what the card was?

[@godknifetube]

Loved your act!!

[@petejones6827]

such a good premise

[@tonystafano4028]

I can listen to Brooke all day

[@solochristo65]

What a Super classy man