Supernatural skills!! I feel pity for people who "knows how he did it". His juggling alone is already something to be admired. There's a HUGE difference between magic and trick. Magic is about skill, stage presence, emotions, entertainment. Anybody can do tricks, but only a talented magician can manifest illusions in the form of ART,
been performing magic for many years and this is still my absolute favourite magic act of all time. I watch this twice a year at least and it constantly inspires me to become better
He looks so young all clean shaven :) I LOVE this act. Yes, we can all figure out how it's done, but it's his craftmanship and skill that make him stand out. Bravo, Yann! Now everybody hush about how it's done and just enjoy :p
Seriously!!! people act like how its possible detracts from the performance. A handful of people alive could convincingly pull off even 1 or the MANY switches here. It's so seamless! Such Immense skill and talent.
Une grande inspiration pour les magiciens ! de la nouveauté, de la fraicheur, une technique parfaite ... que dire de plus ? C'est un grand comédien et son talent est indiscutable !
A modern Chaplin , genius ! Talented clowning meets outstanding slights ! The most original cups/balls act I've ever seen . Brings true wonder and comedy to an ancient classic .
Another man tormented by his balls... Seriously though, this was a perfect act. I love when magic is more than just a trick. You've got mood, character, story... Loved it!
While this was great, he has done better. Also, for those trying to crack the tricks, here's a tip: Never pay attention to the thing he's trying to bring attention to (moving the teapot scene, for example). Always check the free hand.
I don't think most laymen think like that. I appreciate his incredible skill and what it must have taken to achieve it but most laymen seem to be like "ha, I beat the magician I know how it works."
@@Magic-bf8gz The problem isn't for the sake of the magician who has invested a lot of time and sometimes money into developing a routine. That is unfortunate in and of itself. The real issue is that trying to make yourself look cool by divulging a secret, you ruin the experience of wonder and "magic" for the spectator. Really, this then appears to so many as simply an ego thing for your own arrogant moment. Don't ruin it for others, let them experience it and let them try to figure it out on their own. It is more fun for everyone that way.
my grande fantantisco como hace de una simple pelota que aparezca y que desaparezca extraordinario actuacion de este actor he ilusionista con una actuacion que poco a poco te hace reir y pasartelo bien
1) If a performer ever deserved an standing ovation... 2) Since when does the sound of laughter and gasps of astonishment need authorization by all copyright holders!?
même si c'est juste une partie de son numéro... c' est le meilleur ! even if it is a part of his act , he is the best ! il faut le voir en vrai , u must see him in live c'est tres, it is really different !
I'm starting to see a flaw in the approach we take to magic. Every act is inherently cheesy when the premise is "I'll make you believe this shit". Magic is a performance, but the general public and most magicians themselves treat it as a "trick", a magic "trick", and illusion - essentially, magic has adopted this weird reputation for being associated with unsavory people. People who are trying to convince us they're special or people who distract us while they take our watches...or worst yet, people who make us feel stupid with their reality defying trickery. But magic is like a dance. Essentially, go into absolutely-without-a-doubt EVERY SINGLE magic act absolutely-without-a-doubt KNOWING that it isn't real magic, and you may start to see the performance. Catching tricks becomes part of the show, seeing how thoughtfully it was timed or how ingenious the idea was is a treat in its own right...if the performer is good. I do agree that a lot of magicians are just trying to fuck your mind, and if that's their only angle and you catch them, I suppose they asked for a challenge and failed it. But stuff like this, by Yann Frisch, is a scene in its own right.
Actually, Yann does perform the whole act without ANY music at all. Not even the one you might think was the original. This is a TOTAL silent act, where you can hear a needle drop. So do yourself a favour and turn off the sound completely and enjoy. Btw, the act is much longer already with much more details, we will see the full act at FISM this year and I believe it will be a blast. Just saw his act three days ago live in Spain.
He's really a skilled magician, the people saying his switches and lapping is obvious are trying to seem as though they are knowledgeable about magic aren't being fooled. The whole point of magic isn't to fool the audience and/or spectators its to cause them to feel excited mystified or possibly just to have a good time. Also ummmmm he won, obviously the judges dont care about how obvious it was, he performed a routine that was completely original and played the part skillfully and he won.
i saw almost each time when he was getting those balls and changing the can with the one in the first act nice but i also noticed that in this video he's a bit younger anw good performance
When Baremboin plays the 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata, I can clearly see his fingers pressing the piano keys. And, if I couldn't, I can still read the sheet music. Do I know how he does it? Yeah. Can I do that? Hell no. Is he a freaking genius? Sure.
I love his act! Hes so fast. I would like to know the artist performing the song however. I searched Romeo is bleeding and got the Tom Waitt version, but its not the same.
@juanaraujo00 Aaah... Mesmo sem ter música, o aúdio da reação da platéia, o som dos objetos batendo e isso tudo faz falta, tira um pouco da "vida" do número, não acha!? Pra que diabos ele adicionou essa música ao vídeo se não faz parte da rotina? Só pra youtube bloquear? Vou assistir de novo ouvindo alguma música aqui pra ver como fica. :D
Supernatural skills!! I feel pity for people who "knows how he did it". His juggling alone is already something to be admired. There's a HUGE difference between magic and trick. Magic is about skill, stage presence, emotions, entertainment. Anybody can do tricks, but only a talented magician can manifest illusions in the form of ART,
Exactly.
been performing magic for many years and this is still my absolute favourite magic act of all time. I watch this twice a year at least and it constantly inspires me to become better
He looks cooler with his beard
He looks so young all clean shaven :)
I LOVE this act. Yes, we can all figure out how it's done, but it's his craftmanship and skill that make him stand out. Bravo, Yann!
Now everybody hush about how it's done and just enjoy :p
Seriously!!! people act like how its possible detracts from the performance. A handful of people alive could convincingly pull off even 1 or the MANY switches here. It's so seamless! Such Immense skill and talent.
absolutely amazing
The song is "Romeo is bleeding" by Tom Waits
Congratulations to Yann Frisch for winning FISM Blackpool 2012! Our new world champion in close up magic.
He got the Oscar. FISM grand Prix winner Blackpool 2012. Well deserved.
Une grande inspiration pour les magiciens ! de la nouveauté, de la fraicheur, une technique parfaite ... que dire de plus ? C'est un grand comédien et son talent est indiscutable !
A modern Chaplin , genius ! Talented clowning meets outstanding slights ! The most original cups/balls act I've ever seen . Brings true wonder and comedy to an ancient classic .
Another man tormented by his balls...
Seriously though, this was a perfect act. I love when magic is more than just a trick. You've got mood, character, story... Loved it!
He earned It :)
FISM 2012 Grand Prix Champion - close up magic
that is simply AMAZING! Wow!
I can watch this all day. Such clever use of sleight of hand
Bravo MR !!! J suis fan !
my favorite act ive ever seen.
It's part of the act, the unpredictability is what makes this intriguing to watch.
Champion du monde de magie, tu m'étonne qu'il est fort ^^
Chaplin is smiling right now.
Beautiful
absolument génial!!!
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Slight of hand need not hold up to repeated recorded viewing, this is an ace act!
This got ruined by all the different camera angles.
This guy is amazing
WONDERFUL! What a great talent. Loved it!
Tecnique fool the odience, but the drama give them the power for the applause.
It is the same magician. This was filmed 2- 3 years ago. Where as the current video of Yann was filmed sometime in 2012
you are fantastic
this is much better than the original video of this
the water out of the cup was a bit too obvious though
Very nicely done ✅ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
obviously they are tricks, you think youre touting by saying you know how its done?
the talent is that hes able to do them, he has great dexterity
I've seen this number without music... much more enjoyable without, but anyhow... he's amazing. Nice character!
briliant!!
magnifique
While this was great, he has done better.
Also, for those trying to crack the tricks, here's a tip: Never pay attention to the thing he's trying to bring attention to (moving the teapot scene, for example). Always check the free hand.
Please don't tell people how to figure out magic.
Magic20151 This magic is so great because even you crack it, you still feel so amazed.
I don't think most laymen think like that. I appreciate his incredible skill and what it must have taken to achieve it but most laymen seem to be like "ha, I beat the magician I know how it works."
@@Magic-bf8gz The problem isn't for the sake of the magician who has invested a lot of time and sometimes money into developing a routine. That is unfortunate in and of itself. The real issue is that trying to make yourself look cool by divulging a secret, you ruin the experience of wonder and "magic" for the spectator. Really, this then appears to so many as simply an ego thing for your own arrogant moment. Don't ruin it for others, let them experience it and let them try to figure it out on their own. It is more fun for everyone that way.
Frank Elliott that’s pretty much exactly what I said, in much greater detail.
He won FISM a few days ago... :)
I also thought he was great when a saw his performance a long time ago...I think he deserves it... :)
my grande fantantisco como hace de una simple pelota que aparezca y que desaparezca extraordinario actuacion de este actor he ilusionista con una actuacion que poco a poco te hace reir y pasartelo bien
Que obra de arte!!! amigo no lo puedes resubir con sonido? o algo asi o decir la musica que era al menos...
Shin
I am a magician and I live in France.
I like your style of magic . when go you in France for a conference or other one...
1) If a performer ever deserved an standing ovation...
2) Since when does the sound of laughter and gasps of astonishment need authorization by all copyright holders!?
même si c'est juste une partie de son numéro... c' est le meilleur !
even if it is a part of his act , he is the best !
il faut le voir en vrai , u must see him in live
c'est tres, it is really different !
Sensacional!
Great !
good things about this video:
first: Tom Waits song
second:the performance
Id love to watch this with audio
I'm starting to see a flaw in the approach we take to magic. Every act is inherently cheesy when the premise is "I'll make you believe this shit". Magic is a performance, but the general public and most magicians themselves treat it as a "trick", a magic "trick", and illusion - essentially, magic has adopted this weird reputation for being associated with unsavory people. People who are trying to convince us they're special or people who distract us while they take our watches...or worst yet, people who make us feel stupid with their reality defying trickery.
But magic is like a dance. Essentially, go into absolutely-without-a-doubt EVERY SINGLE magic act absolutely-without-a-doubt KNOWING that it isn't real magic, and you may start to see the performance. Catching tricks becomes part of the show, seeing how thoughtfully it was timed or how ingenious the idea was is a treat in its own right...if the performer is good. I do agree that a lot of magicians are just trying to fuck your mind, and if that's their only angle and you catch them, I suppose they asked for a challenge and failed it. But stuff like this, by Yann Frisch, is a scene in its own right.
the song is Romeo is bleeding - Tom Waits
Actually, Yann does perform the whole act without ANY music at all. Not even the one you might think was the original. This is a TOTAL silent act, where you can hear a needle drop.
So do yourself a favour and turn off the sound completely and enjoy.
Btw, the act is much longer already with much more details, we will see the full act at FISM this year and I believe it will be a blast. Just saw his act three days ago live in Spain.
WIN.
ya sure if ya saw him in real life u will pause and replay still amazing
People who upload Farmville videos are never winners
0:33 - 0:34 you can see that he switch the goblet when he put it under the table, during the Teapot move to the other side
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00:25 Cup is in normal state, 00:34 He swaps the cups behind the pot, 00:40 draws a cup with damage.
melancholic :)
Nice!
Sóooopper I like it
He's really a skilled magician, the people saying his switches and lapping is obvious are trying to seem as though they are knowledgeable about magic aren't being fooled. The whole point of magic isn't to fool the audience and/or spectators its to cause them to feel excited mystified or possibly just to have a good time. Also ummmmm he won, obviously the judges dont care about how obvious it was, he performed a routine that was completely original and played the part skillfully and he won.
He already got it :)
this guys is AWEsome!! Reminds me of mel gibson in conspiracy theory
And he just got it (:
i saw almost each time when he was getting those balls and changing the can with the one in the first act nice but i also noticed that in this video he's a bit younger anw good performance
これはすごいくて、面白い！
理想のパフォーマンスだ(≧∇≦*)
When Baremboin plays the 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata, I can clearly see his fingers pressing the piano keys. And, if I couldn't, I can still read the sheet music. Do I know how he does it? Yeah. Can I do that? Hell no. Is he a freaking genius? Sure.
Das Supertalent
Hallo Yann Frisch gut und weier in Halbfinale
3 Mal Ja
Genius
cool
It doesn't available on Mobile devices. I'm disappointed.
awesome but needs the sound or add some sound to make it better!
I love his act! Hes so fast. I would like to know the artist performing the song however. I searched Romeo is bleeding and got the Tom Waitt version, but its not the same.
nice minecraft vids dude. love it
Wow
i love this style of slight of hand, can anyone recommend some other talented magicians to check out? I'm pretty naive to the whole scene
1:37 we could see him put it on the table with his other arm tho. except that I love the trick.
You beat me to the comment.
The bearded look really suited this routine. In this video, he was just too 'clean'
Yes this is a public forum it isn't private. So whom should get out more?
Das Supertalent Halbfinale
Du bist weiter in Finale
I too have seen him and I must agree.
It reminds me of Cardini, almost.
Audio pleaseeee!!!
@juanaraujo00 Aaah... Mesmo sem ter música, o aúdio da reação da platéia, o som dos objetos batendo e isso tudo faz falta, tira um pouco da "vida" do número, não acha!? Pra que diabos ele adicionou essa música ao vídeo se não faz parte da rotina? Só pra youtube bloquear? Vou assistir de novo ouvindo alguma música aqui pra ver como fica. :D
penn and teller did one with clear plastic cups explaining exactly how they were doing it as they went along, its the entertainment not the trick
il est vraiment beau hehehe😂😂
le superb niqua
Romeo is bleeding by tom waits (blue valentine 1978)
I recognize the ability and theatrical creativity, but i must say i have seen better (pure) sleight of hands
I've always liked Lennart Green's close-up card magic, he is a master of sleight-of-hand that you might check out on TH-cam :)
i'd like to see you do that.
como se llama esa cancion
A phrase we will NEVER hear: "Brilliantly performed by RAMartin!" One we will hear: "RAMartin, ohhhh that doof bag, what has he ever accomplished?"
What do you call music?
Че за музыка ?
Anyone knows music in videon in 2010?
Yeah Shin! Tell him! Maybe he will have a "Change of Heart" ;)
It's not Tom Waits, it's Russian group "Billy's Band"
how is the song called?
@RBaroli Me too!
Wow, it's such an intense performance it takes him a couple of seconds to get him back to his normal self. 4:27
music?
anybody know of any sleight of hand better ?
what´s the name of the song?