Thank you for all your love, support, and appreciation!!! It means a lot ❤️ P.S. We aren't allowed to talk after getting the trophy, but I thanked my mom right after 😅
Wow! You did great! Congratulations! That trick is so straight-forward to the audience it doesn't even seem like there's room for a trick. It's just pure magic! :-)
@@9The0Unknown7 I know you're probably just making a joke, but they have people backstage who verify how a trick is done before it's performed for P&T, so if the act lies in the judging stage they won't get a trophy
@@FretlessMayhem gimmicked means that the deck has a hidden trick that would help do the thing, like marked cards in a pick a card trick, but in this case it really was exactly what you saw, a blank deck with only one real card in it.
I love how stunned Penn and Teller were at 6:27 when he told them they could come and look at the cards, and he said "these are yours" - I love it when magicians stun Penn and Teller. These guys are the kings of magic, and to stun them is a unique honor.
They knew how the trick was done and saw the fishy move he made. But in the other hand it would have been stupid for them to let him go. He belongs on stage.
He said if he ever won an award it was for her. He didn’t have to reiterate that again post performance. Or maybe he did and they cut it out of the show.
6:57 - Touching the floor means showing an immense respect to the magicians, entire team, and the show. Good job. You can leave India, but India doesn't leave you.
No.. I disagree. Touching the floor means he’s giving respect to the stage that gave him opportunity and recognition in my opinion. It’s like how Hindu’s touch their elder’s feet
@@not_that_one its like he is bowing down to the stage 🙏 (its common practice in india to touch alders feet as a respect. Similarly he is touching the stage thats giving great respect not just to the stage or judges but to the whole program. He is very very grateful by performing here)
@@rockstario13 they do that because they know the risk factors involved in this professions... 1 in 1000 people get successful in this professions... not all make it to the end...if they see ur dedication towards that field they will blindly support u...so don't just laugh think on it ...🙏🙏
the confidence, personality, smoothness of presentation coupled with that glimpse of culture that you carry (namastey and touching the floor as a symbol of touching the feet) was amazing to see. More power to you.
for those who don't know - we Indians do that before going into any place we respect and admire, and by touching tje ground we are simply telling others that we respect even the dust on the ground that we are in and we respect other people who have stepped on this same ground and their feet touched the dust of the ground, we take that dust and put it on our forehead symbolically meaning we put those other people who have stepped on the same ground above us and the dusr of their feet on our head. While it's not very visible or common for people to take the dust and rub it on their forehead it is what the culture means. Stage of performance is no less than a temple and we touch the ground at such places showing our how humble we are. That is the beauty of Indian culture.
@@teodelfuego The comment didn't say they were offended. You're allowed to make funny observations without claiming there is horror to be found in the situation.
As the son of a philologist this routine really spoke to me. Your stage presence is incredible, and the routine is really clean. You definitely made a new fan, I wish you all the success in the world.
IMO this is only true in very small situations like show bis or politics but if you're genuinely a good person you'll be loved by many and and not really hated.
I love EVERYTHING about this! From how great the routine was to how certain Penn was to how happy Alyson was for you win. Even Teller's reaction was great. Awesome job!
I don't know much about magic or tricks but the concept that you gave of "ode to silent letters", I as a student of English literature got so much impressed by your presentation that if I get a chance to produce a literary work I would love to include this concept and would dedicate that part to you as a tribute.
I loved the "Namaskar" he did at 6:58 As an entertainer, the first you learn in India is to respect the stage In 5 years this boy learned more Indian values than some entertainers who lived their whole life here
He moved from India to Illinois. He said that himself that he moved a lot.Indian americans never show such culture. He was born in Illinois and brought up in india
Love the gesture ( Indian tradition) he did at the end touching the floor pretending to touch penn & Taylor’s feet .. biggest respect you can give to ur “ guru “
That's cause they do believe in you. This is called tough love. It's not that they don't support your dreams, it's that they want you to succeed in your own because that sense of victory cannot be replicated.
People in the comments do realize that… parents can be different right? lmao… A lot of parents in this world are just like any other bad person because they’re still human lol
watching it i think the way is that he has 4 decks in different pockets with 51 blanks + 13 cards of 1 suit. When he take the deck he choose the card and put the other 12 inside his jacket. Really smooth moves.
I think he had 43 blank cards in each deck. Let me tell you why. I counted 44 cards on the table when he fanned them out. 56 cards come in a deck container. 52 playing cards, 2 jokers and 2 ad cards. So those 56 would fit in the deck container. If he had 64 cards he would need a thicker container which would look suspicious.
@@lpr5269 yes i think this is the most likely and good observation. he has 4 decks, one for each suit, with each deck having 13 cards for the selected suit, all with QUEUE on the back, placed at the bottom of the deck with all blank cards above. once the suit choice is made, he picks the corresponding deck and then at 3:05 starts counting through the 13 spades with his thumb (hidden from view). once he finds the 11th card (the jack of spades), he can discard the other 12 spade cards into his pocket, and then cut the deck and insert the controlled jack of spades somewhere random. so that's 56 cards - 12 spades with QUEUE = 44 cards on the table, 43 blanks and 1 QUEUE card very impressive dexterity to count through 10 cards (A-9) to locate the jack, control it to bring it to the bottom of the blank card stack, keep the other spades separated in order to them, and then reinsert the jack. i tried doing that very very slowly while peeking and it is possible, but requires incredible precision and practice to do it blind and that quickly.
I don't know if it's by design, but I think he also trains the audience to ignore him touching his jacket. From the beginning of his presentation he tugs his jacket a few times throughout as if it's just his speaking habbit so it's not so overt later on. ....?
@@balwantsinghbhullar as simple as that. Modi and rss has already declared india as hindu rashtra so i guess indian Hindus should be must be living in india. I have already helped two hindu Indians get deported to india by complaining about their illegal jobs to authorities. Don't be a hypocrite. Choose one side and decide. I like how you guys complain about buslims not integrating into indian culture but then why hindus go abroad and stick to their culture ? Just because Christians are tolerant enough, are you going to take advantage of them ? Don't you guys want to mix with white culture ? Or do you immigrate to america only for MONEY ?
it's such a great move that Pen and Teller let use the artists the footage of their show on their own channel, what a generous big gesture this is. Seems they are not just famous and great seems they are really the kind of guys worth knowing in person and spending some time together ;)
@@coolaid5272 it truely is I guess in most cases yes. Production contracts copyrights in all talent shows all the footage is total property of the production company including lots of rights in promoting and marketing the talent at their interest only. So normally entertainment business means no audience, no carrier or show booster but great losses. So cause Fooler is such a big brand for years I‘m just wondering but i‘m not deep into it. There‘s a so called „Quatsch Comedy Club“ in Germany not important at all but contracts directly from hell.
Holy cow Sanjeev is a smooth Magician, he was like a standup comic, professor and a magician up there. Your parents raised you well. Congrats young Man.
i loved the way he touched the stage , indirectly touching their feet!?! You can never take India out of an Indian....Way to go brother. You've earned a fan!
@Abhi Raj yea the hindu culture and majority is hindu but that doesn't make it Indian. Even outside India people stereotype a lot about such gestures but India is very diverse with lots of different culture
@@moonjain454 AR RAHMAN did it when he took Oscar so Jaaain plz!!! Also Hindu = India. Hindu is not religion, it's a way life. Music is haram in Islam, biggest singers in India are Muslims as they adopted the Hindu lifestyle. Stop seeing Bharat as a mere country like the US , it's the world's oldest civilization, nothing to do with religion. Concept of religion is very western and Abrahamic.
@@Rahul-gg3cb every religion is a way of life are you stupid? Hindu isn't the only way of life.. Every religion is part of culture and culture is the way life , the way people live.. You stop generalizing the whole of India as Hindu this creates stratification and discrimination of minorities and prosecution starts like this.. You sound educated enough please stop this delusional idea..
@@Rahul-gg3cb dude you’re the one who’s comparing India as a whole to another country, I’m sorry to say this but it doesn’t work that way. Even the way you greet people is very different in different parts of the country, the language, the culture and everything about the people is very diverse. And ofc religion accounts into that as a diversity factor. You can’t generalize Indians like at all, each and every state has their own identity, cultural background, language and outlook on life. “Indian” is the one thing that unites everyone under a common hood but doesn’t give anyone a right to rob then off their diversity. There’s no one true “Indian culture” , “Indian tradition”, “Indian religion” or “Indian Language” That’s what makes India, India “unity in diversity” and that’s what our constitution is based on too. It’s more of a group of countries forming a coalition and coming together under one name. Don’t go generalizing the entire nation, you’d be doing a disservice to the every Indian out there
Touching someone's feet marks a sign of immense respect in the Indian culture. Kids touch their parents and grand parents feet to seek their blessings and to respect them. Devotees would do the same thing to their dieties and students to their teachers. It basically says you are more than me and signifies profound gratitude, respect appreciation and seeks blessings. Man English doesn't have the words to fully describe the depth of that one small gesture.
@@carbonr2581 Lol what? At the end of an act where the trick hinges on them taking your word for it not being a sham, the 2 guys can either 1: not care and just say yeah sure I dont wanna confront you to check if youre telling the truth, so sure you got me... Or they could confront them, and ruin the entire shot, either have to reshoot certain parts or the whole thing.
@@andrewjensen8189 I dunno, I really don't think that's how it works. They have ear pieces with which they can communicate with the producers who know exactly how the tricks are done because they have been told beforehand. That's part of the premise behind the show. Honor system by itself is a terrible way to run this show because anyone could lie out their ass and convince P&T that they were fooled, and I'm sure that professional magicians and TV producers have way more experience than each of us individually so there's no way they don't know that. They have indeed communicated via those devices with the judges to find out whether or not they are on the right track. Nothing confrontational about it.
Hah, but no. The producer is told the technique so that they can validate that P&T are correct, so if he were bluffing, the producer would tell them that they got it. It happened before in one episode where the guy misunderstood what they said (he wasn't a native english speaker) and the producer said no they got it.
@Henrick Smartsone so emphasis on his words: "Yeah, THESE cards are yours to examine", nevermind the rest of them stuffed in his pants. They should've said: "may we search your pants for any additional carriage you may have to declare?".
Henrick Smartsone - There is a full reveal that has already been posted on TH-cam. Yes, 4 decks, one for each suit, he then keeps the one chosen card and drops the other 12 inside his jacket. Very clever manipulation and he truthfully says that the cards on the table can be examined and leaves them there for P&T. The producers know he is telling the truth because they always know in advance how it is done and they do not permit any lies/cheating/audience member collaboration etc. P&T do not usually ask to closely examine the pockets/clothes of the magician - although it has been done in the past. In the current shows, Covid regulations make it more difficult for that but, nevertheless, well done young man!
It's a testament to Penn's showmanship that he could respond so quickly after being stunned by the offer to examine the cards. He said he had a bunch of questions and probably expected to ask a few, but was just stuffed in the first question. It's not easy to crack a joke with perfect timing like he did after being surprised like that.
being quick witted is not nearly as huge of an acomplishment as you make it out to be. although, maybe for newer generations that are riddled with all kind of anxieties and disorders it could actually look like magic itself
@@anupamasahoo362 yeah that's what I am saying but there was no India when there was this tradition in Thamizh culture since 3 B.C.E India formed recently after the independence from British. And I doubt the Mughals had such tradition. I am saying this because there are thamizhs outside of india like me who follow this tradition, and in parts of india you can't find this same gesture as certain castes are still not allowed to touch everyone so if you go touch say a relgious leader being a dalit you might be stopped. And there is another proof in one of the ancient Thamizh martial arts known as adi murai where the first step is bhoomi Vanakkam asan vanakkam where you touch the ground and the direction of the ground where your master is at as respect before you start the form. It predated the formation of india or mughal empire. No hard feelings just facts
@@observeoutofthebox7806 I think you have never been to northern part of India. As an Indian born in northern part, I can confirm that we get scolded by our parents if we don't touch our elder's feet. Tamil culture is great but it's not exclusive, we all Indians have more in common than difference.
I loved their reaction as well. I'm actually surprised they didn't get up and look at the cards, because there was one other trick a while back where this happened and they actually did walk up and check the props they thought were gimmicked.
@@elizabethlestrad5282 the magic trick is revealed in the backstage before its shown to pen n teller who havent seen the reveal of how its done in order for the contestant to be allowed on stage so when pen n teller ask if the way they think its done is right and the contestant says nope they believe it , the contestant cant lie bout it since it's been revealed and tested in the backstage.
I don’t believe those cards are Penn & Teller’s. Why did they not go up to verify? Could always have an extra pair up his sleeve. I don’t know, I’m just not fully convinced. 🤷♂️
Hands down, one of the best tricks ever on the show. Neat, clean and straight forward, no nonsense. The delivery was classy and the outcome was both inevitable and a complete surprise. Cheers Sanjeev, you have a bright future in magic!!
Wow great magic. As an Indian felt so proud. Sanjeev Vinodh such a nice personality. And that gesture of folding hands, and then touching the stage, just shows the respect towards the platform and judges. Someone has rightly said,You can leave India, but India cannot leave you.
Lol there is honestly nothing to be proud of. If anything I feel it's unfortunate that most parents wouldn't allow kids to pursue this as a career in India and how the kid was able to find a platform only in the US.
It's not Namaste buddy. He is a Thamizh guy. We have a similar gesture called Vanakkam that has been around since ancient times. It's a Thamizh cultural gesture. Because I am one as well and have no connection to india and we do it too. Don't try to claim a Thamizh culture as an Indian one.
I adore this trick. The effect is impressive, but there's something quite compelling about your story. I love the use of language and the way you playfully poke at the silent letters. A wonderful performance! Congratulations on your well-earned victory!
It doesn't have to be a gimmick deck. It just has to be a blank deck. He has a whole other deck of cards, all with "queue" written on them, hidden on his person. Then when they choose the card he pulls it from the hidden deck and inserts it into the blank deck.
I didn't know what that was, but looked it up after seeing your comment. Very cool, I love seeing younger people carrying on their cultures traditions.
@@artaxAF When most of us Indians do that, in our head we aren't thinking about "this is my culture, I should do this", we do it out of respect and admiration, any person any place that we respect, we bow down, touch the dust off their feet or the floor and put that dust on our head, signifying we respect them and that their place is above us on our head. That is what it means, and we do that out of instinct, at least for me, if I have to consciously decide that hey I have to just follow my culture and touch the ground I might just not do it, but at places where we show respect we do it, touching the feet of our elders is a beautiful culture of ours.
@@artaxAF its a hindu thing, hindus are the oldest religion and have the oldest traditional values on the planet, they have beautiful women in their DNA, and most inteligent people
@@pruthvirajshinde9991 Aishwarya rai entered the chat🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 she is pure hindu, and from south india, hahah the world envied her but she married to a hindu man. buhahaha. so you mean women that have beef foot in pakistan?🤣 sorry, you need to check our miss world and universe in the last 20 years, buhaahaha, they are not just inteligent but beautiful, talking about envy? hahaha, hindu women from north and delhi and Kashmiri hindu pandit are one of the most beautiful on earth, cry harder, but as I said, we are still looking for a woman who could beat the hindu aishwarya rai in beauty and inteligence. porkistan beef is not in the list, buahahaha
@@LOLLYPOPPE Stereotyping an entire nation based on false assumptions & fake narratives propagated by the Western media is going really well for you isn't it? Your US has higher r#pe rate for a country with a much lower population.. how's that?
@@skogarmaor7234 first of all I don’t have anything to do with the US, second I did a quick search just for fun and it seems like you’re either lying or too stupid to understand statistics
@@LOLLYPOPPE the words might not be a lie, but if the cards were gimmicked, it would still be a bluff. Basically what it comes down to is the performer can’t bullshit (pun intended) a win.
Would it be weird that i was so touched by it that i wanted to cry as you were finishing the story right after you did the trick? very nicely done. You are good with your words and storytelling.
He didn't say he will thank her on tv tho. He could thanked her in private. She doesn't deserve it anyway. If she didn't support him at the start, then now when he is making money with it, is too late for my taste because she doesn't support his dreams, she just support him making moeny. I guess he is better son than me, I would have never thanked her for my accoplisments she started supporting only when it started making money.
The touching of the floor derives from wiping the dust from the guru's shoes or feet as a symbol of respect and humility ( for what he represents and has achieved , as we all can achieve, with devotion and a continued presence of awareness.) The act symbolizes the humility we all must acquire to transcend the wheel of birth and death, and acknowledge the innate sanctity of this life....
Huge respect to him that he is proud of doing ‘Namaste’ 🙏🏽 The trick, the presentation and the blend of language and magic was refreshing and outstanding.
The way he touched the stage floor and then his head as a blessing is Indian ❤. It's good to see he didn't forgot his roots to respect everything that nature presents us including the stage at you perform. You can take an Indian out of India but not India out of Indian❤🇮🇳.
I am a Thamizh and it's more of a Thamizh culture than specifically an Indian one. Because I am not an indian and still does that. And so does many other thamizhs.
@@observeoutofthebox7806 what do you mean by more of a tamiz culture than indian one🤣. Do you know indian culture?? In india we touch feet of elders, statues Or idols of our gods, statues of our ancestors or inspirational people, floor of temple or any place of worship, floor of any place of performance whether sports or music or anything as a mark of respect. This is inherent in our culture. We even touch the ground before leaving bed in the morning to show respect to mother nature and thanking it for everything it gives us. It's essential part of Hindu religion. Every Hindu knows this. So my friend it might be your culture as well but it is definitely our culture.
@Harshita Munjal shows that you have no knowledge of Hinduism. An atheist can also be a Hindu. Being communist doesn't mean you cannot appreciate your culture. By the way he's an Indian, lived in india as he said himself.
You tried using 2 CHINESE "names" for an INDIAN artist, either you have no idea about the geographical differences, or ur sense of humour is too limited.
He is intellegent and also so humble. He expressed gratitude by doing Namaskar after winning. Also he prayed the stage which made hin famous. At so young age he is well disciplined. A lot to learn from him.
It's literally a jaw dropping one when you said they can check the deck!! Great show. I also liked the respectful and genuine bow you made at the end (6:57) owing to the Indian culture in that big stage. Appreciate you a lot. You have a brightest future my boy! Wishing to you see more appearances with creativity.
Beautiful! Especially beautiful is that the very impressive part (that the rest of cards are blank) actually makes this trick easier to do. So making the facilitation of the trick so well weaved into the story is super-smart! Great one!
After watching it again, I'm like "oh yeah, of course all the words on the back are all misdirection" but his story is so intriguing you forget you're being tricked. This is actually a really high pressure trick for him, relying on one big move. And he plays it smooth as a cucumber.
he fooled them. Slow ur speed to. 25% at 3:10 u can see he is putting card in his jacket. And that too he didn't bring card deck until they gave him card details, once they gave he bring out that paryicial set only
@@Blkhwk_ and before at 3:04 he simply looks at all cards and sees where the jack of spades is, at 3:07 and a half second he pulls the jack of spades with the left thumb down into the left hand (you see, at this moment the deck is very high in the hand so that the jack of spades has plenty of space to be alone behind the left hand), and from the end of 3:07 until 3:09 the right thumb pushes the jack of spades back into the "front" deck, you see during this time how the whole deck goes back lower into the hand, not so high above the fingers anymore, because the jack of spades and the deck gets together now. Parallel of all that (until 3:10) some other fingers separate the two decks where it changes from the white one to the normal deck. You see anyway that at 2:53 he has much more cards than after 3:10
If they had examined the deck they would notice 12 cards missing from the deck. But they took his word for it. Notice he says "The cards that I have on the table?"
@@flyingchimp12 It doesn't work like that. p&t have to guess it correctly and if anyone lies about the trick then and only then producers intervene. And the deck wasn't gimmicked in any way.
Fascinating magic, smooth as it gets. heartening to see that he may have left India but the little subtleties of India didn't leave him. Couldn't help but notice that touching the stage at the end as a mark of respect and the folded hands in humility after completing his trick!
I popped over after seeing the brilliant and hilarious comedy gold of the smart phone cups and strings routine, which I thought was so clever and funny! I'd invest, lol!🤣😂🤣
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Thank you for all your love, support, and appreciation!!! It means a lot ❤️
P.S. We aren't allowed to talk after getting the trophy, but I thanked my mom right after 😅
Amazing. Such a professional way about yourself. Very impressive. Thank you.
We love you anyway...
Wow! You did great! Congratulations! That trick is so straight-forward to the audience it doesn't even seem like there's room for a trick. It's just pure magic! :-)
Bro❤️
Means!!?
Why you aren't allowed to talk.
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The letters in Queue arent silent, they're just waiting their turn in line
This joke makes me so happy
Waiting for their queue
Your profile bro lmaaoooo
ur pfp just fits with that joke
Im glad he doesnt have strong indian accent cause im annoyed by that accent idk why
"Oh no the cards are yours. Feel free to examine them." That look on their faces. That was priceless.
Yeah, but this response was just another trick ;)
@@punk3900 How do you mean? I’m confused a bit anyhow, since he was using a blank deck, isn’t that gimmicked?
Plot twist, it was a bluff.
@@9The0Unknown7 I know you're probably just making a joke, but they have people backstage who verify how a trick is done before it's performed for P&T, so if the act lies in the judging stage they won't get a trophy
@@FretlessMayhem gimmicked means that the deck has a hidden trick that would help do the thing, like marked cards in a pick a card trick, but in this case it really was exactly what you saw, a blank deck with only one real card in it.
When Magic meets Spelling Bee you know there is at least 1 Indian kid out there who will take the trophy home
Hahaha chutio
ROFL good one
Well...there are over a billion chances >_>
Hahahaha deaddd 😂💀
@@social3ngin33rin n there r 2 billions of us...😂
I love how stunned Penn and Teller were at 6:27 when he told them they could come and look at the cards, and he said "these are yours" - I love it when magicians stun Penn and Teller. These guys are the kings of magic, and to stun them is a unique honor.
Yeah!.. They were literally open mouthed 😄😄😄
its even more funnier if u looked at the girl on screen above Penn's left side..as if she knew how the trick was
They knew how the trick was done and saw the fishy move he made. But in the other hand it would have been stupid for them to let him go. He belongs on stage.
@@SodomaMuikkushut up kid you know nothing about magic
Unique queue's half-brother.
Unikuwe kuwewe's half-brother.
“The bathroom is my safe space”
Same dude. Best room in the house
best room 😉😏
Only room with a lock
Factss
Lotion at hand boys
@@haaribo8662 wait your toilet doesn't have one?
He didn't thank his mom. He is in such trouble when he gets home!
He's not going back haha
to quote Russel Peters, "Someone's gonna get a hurtin' real bad"
i read your comment with an Indian accent and i'm rofling
He said if he ever won an award it was for her.
He didn’t have to reiterate that again post performance. Or maybe he did and they cut it out of the show.
To quote Mark Henry "Somebody gonna get there ass kicked!"
6:57 - Touching the floor means showing an immense respect to the magicians, entire team, and the show. Good job. You can leave India, but India doesn't leave you.
🔥
Thank you for explaining that
Truly Indian🔥
No.. I disagree. Touching the floor means he’s giving respect to the stage that gave him opportunity and recognition in my opinion. It’s like how Hindu’s touch their elder’s feet
@@roshanthapa9321 The stage smells?
*when you touched the stage in the last as a mark of respect you already won*
@SCPython Do you mind explaining for those who don't understand?
@@not_that_one its like he is bowing down to the stage 🙏 (its common practice in india to touch alders feet as a respect. Similarly he is touching the stage thats giving great respect not just to the stage or judges but to the whole program. He is very very grateful by performing here)
@@amitpalve1 I have learned something new. Thanks for the information.
Yes, but he forgot to thank his mother!
@@ronskopitz2360 read the pinned comment
Dad: stop doing magic.
Son became famous.
Dad: You have my full support.
this is how it works our parents dont support us for things like magic and m games
Typical Indian Parents
That's because they care about u and ur future
@@aaryamunde3080 so, in this case... His dad didn't care about his future. (According to your logic) 😂
@@rockstario13 they do that because they know the risk factors involved in this professions...
1 in 1000 people get successful in this professions... not all make it to the end...if they see ur dedication towards that field they will blindly support u...so don't just laugh think on it ...🙏🙏
6:28 Penn.exe stopped working
Penn.DLL has caused a Magic Screen of Death. Please restart. (I'm rebooting TH-cam and watching again!)
Lol😂😂
Lol literally 😂
@@swtpeteswtpete1515 no. It's PSOD.
lmao! Penn OS has crashed!!
the confidence, personality, smoothness of presentation coupled with that glimpse of culture that you carry (namastey and touching the floor as a symbol of touching the feet) was amazing to see. More power to you.
Yeah noticed that
Damn I envy him for all these qualities.
Love this comment ♥️✌🏽
What does touching the floor mean?
@@danielpedroesser7603 written in the comment.
It means you are touching their feet ,but from a distance
The way he touched the stage made me all melt. He is so ingrained in our Indian values and culture.
Thanks for pointing that out!
Yes!!… Seriously!!..
for those who don't know - we Indians do that before going into any place we respect and admire, and by touching tje ground we are simply telling others that we respect even the dust on the ground that we are in and we respect other people who have stepped on this same ground and their feet touched the dust of the ground, we take that dust and put it on our forehead symbolically meaning we put those other people who have stepped on the same ground above us and the dusr of their feet on our head.
While it's not very visible or common for people to take the dust and rub it on their forehead it is what the culture means.
Stage of performance is no less than a temple and we touch the ground at such places showing our how humble we are. That is the beauty of Indian culture.
@@crewrangergaming9582 well worded!! 😄
I was lookin for this comment
Wow. I love how they allow each person to upload their performances on their channels.
Ikr they're so cool and like this, most little great unknown magicians can get recognizes themselves through this show it's so amazing.
@@amv3200 so true. Hope to see their channels to have more subscribers because of this 🙂
@@renceilaya3562 yes, let's hope for the best to them and for us also to see new great magic tricks:)
Its a good atmospheric show, with good people in it, thats why i guess
The trick was wonderful, but the most impressive thing on display is this young dudes attitude, and style.
He'll go far.
cringe
@@DevinDTV What is cringe about it?
@Lubomir Radev Mars
Also at 6:48 and 6:58… That’s Indian culture 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thanking with namaste to the judges and paying respect to the stage at 6:58..
He's already gone far. From India all the way to Illinois...which ironically has a silent letter
Any Indian person comes on an English show,
Random Indian musical Instruments: HELLO THERE
About time some one said it ffs
Oh the Horror! Let’s find something, anything, to be offended at on behalf of someone, anyone, who has brown skin. Oh, the humanity!
@@teodelfuego The comment didn't say they were offended. You're allowed to make funny observations without claiming there is horror to be found in the situation.
@@teodelfuego Hello Pot 👋
@@teodelfuego You seem offended by the observation.
As the son of a philologist this routine really spoke to me. Your stage presence is incredible, and the routine is really clean. You definitely made a new fan, I wish you all the success in the world.
“it is better to be loved by some and hated by some rather than kind of liked by everyone”
Pretty good saying honestly, but at the same time, I would also be kind of liked by everyone. Can't choose lol
@@shizzywizzy6169 you wont grow with liked by everyone tendency
IMO this is only true in very small situations like show bis or politics but if you're genuinely a good person you'll be loved by many and and not really hated.
@@Brian-rv2xs not even there first opposition is part of democracy and they should find faults to improve the overall effectiveness
@@Brian-rv2xs how many people can you think of accordingly ?
When they go to examine the cards just say "you can examine them" and then they will be shocked, you win xD
Dw they have judges so that won't happen lol
You couldn't fool us with the fake verification tick
They tell someone backstage, how they did it. Thats what I heard anyway
@@sheeeeeesh3622 Yes. There's a video of a magician getting angry claiming P&T didn't guess how the trick was done, and they had to go to the judges.
@@vinayakk2745 💀💀
I love EVERYTHING about this! From how great the routine was to how certain Penn was to how happy Alyson was for you win. Even Teller's reaction was great. Awesome job!
The way he touched the floor and then his head is so Indian style of paying respect to the stage you perfrom.....so proud of him❤️
nice hitman
You can take an Indian out of India, but never India out of the Indian.
(￣^￣)ゞ
could you please explain this? :) I think I've never seen the gesture
Looks funny
Hand shaking looked funny to our ancestors too.
Cast an Indian : Get the background tabla sound free
God knows Why they stereotype it, all the time 😶😶😶😶😶
@@vivekbaranwalLets thank God they didn't play Shehnai🤣
@@dr.strange108 poora shadi wala mahol ban jata
shehnai ke sath "aj mere yaar ki shadi hai" bhi baja dete🤣🤣
@@dr.strange108 hamare khud ke desh mein jab bhi kisi South Indian ko show mein dikhate hai toh shehnai bajti hai.
“Practiced magic” in the bathroom for hours. Haven’t we all
Hours? More like days. Weeks on summer break
lol 😝😁😆
😂
😂
Sleight of hand, if ya hear me.
I don't know much about magic or tricks but the concept that you gave of "ode to silent letters", I as a student of English literature got so much impressed by your presentation that if I get a chance to produce a literary work I would love to include this concept and would dedicate that part to you as a tribute.
I loved the "Namaskar" he did at 6:58
As an entertainer, the first you learn in India is to respect the stage
In 5 years this boy learned more Indian values than some entertainers who lived their whole life here
Cool, didn't know you guys did that.
That's namaste boy.
He moved from India to Illinois. He said that himself that he moved a lot.Indian americans never show such culture. He was born in Illinois and brought up in india
@@ronitb5650 namaste and namaskar are the same things
@@zhongxina728 namaste is literal sanskriti originated word नमः सते not namaskar ....there yo go
"The cards are yours. They can be examined."
:o :o
Imagine if that was a bluff ? P&T would still be fooled.
@@rydarp21 he must show the trick someone before he is performing it so he can´t bluff
@@Xbek the producers or directors know how the trick is done and have actually overruled penn and teller before. Penn was not pleased lol
@@nateputerbaugh5709 when was this?
@@kapilbusawah7169 Ivan Imodei was a judges call on fooling them
Wow. Seamlessly executed and so fooling-well done!
Never thought I would find you here.
Hi Clement
Can I have a free algoexpert premium since I found u
I saw your Google interview the other day. 😂😂😂 It's cool to see you here
Looks like we are both procrastinating on the same trend of videos the youtube algorithm recommended this one haha
Love the gesture ( Indian tradition) he did at the end touching the floor pretending to touch penn & Taylor’s feet .. biggest respect you can give to ur “ guru “
No it was touching the stage. Common culture by artists on stage
Gesture was touching the earth which we consider mother earth so respecting earth.
Parents dont support your dreams until you make them come true without them.
Then they come back and say they believed in you the whole time
This is nonsense your parents always believe you in their hurt not what you see
That's cause they do believe in you. This is called tough love. It's not that they don't support your dreams, it's that they want you to succeed in your own because that sense of victory cannot be replicated.
@@redalfred8460 yeah, speak for yourself thanks mate
And that's how children with those parents can achieve whatever they want
People in the comments do realize that… parents can be different right? lmao… A lot of parents in this world are just like any other bad person because they’re still human lol
Allison was more happy than Sanjiv himself😂
I doubt that, she just expresses it more aggressively.
She was genuinely happy for him
She had to play a role to make up for the complete lack of audience and the vibe that they create.
Coz she know about 6inch secret
shes kinda cute but a total air head
After receiving award he touch the stage and his heart
implies giving respect to stage in indian culture
.....and so he did do that . I missed it and might ve thought he'd dropped something .
@@charlesdickens6706 He was thanking his mom, non-verbally, just ad he promised he would in the intro.
Indians are indians
And that's what we are
Hindu culture ( no offense).
@@sachinkunder4934 yeah
What a humble, young intellectual man. I’m so glad he got the trophy. 🙌
Dad: "Performing magic isn't gonna solve your real life crisis"
Son: "But Dad you said I was created by Magic on that night"
😂😂😂
😂😂
Dad: Yes, and you are just a problem, not a solution.
The magic of a good fuck between our parents. There I said it. Now we all can’t ever unsee it!!!
Lmao😂😂😂😂
Can we take a minute and appreciate how the host(Alyson hannigan aka American pie girl ) pronounced his name so smoothly.
I thought the same thing. She said it perfectly
Yes and here some indians who went to US for just a year cant pronounce the names correctly😂
Thankyou for American pie reference
She probably leant how to do that at band camp
Penn's was even better
"I wish i could hug you"
and I really felt that
Why did she say that
@@brotherhh2491 cuz of the VID
@@brotherhh2491 COVID. She ends up hugging all the magicians when they fool Penn and Teller.
why would she not hug him?
he isn't sick..
U can't hug on tv
watching it i think the way is that he has 4 decks in different pockets with 51 blanks + 13 cards of 1 suit. When he take the deck he choose the card and put the other 12 inside his jacket. Really smooth moves.
I think he had 43 blank cards in each deck. Let me tell you why. I counted 44 cards on the table when he fanned them out. 56 cards come in a deck container. 52 playing cards, 2 jokers and 2 ad cards. So those 56 would fit in the deck container. If he had 64 cards he would need a thicker container which would look suspicious.
@@lpr5269 yes i think this is the most likely and good observation. he has 4 decks, one for each suit, with each deck having 13 cards for the selected suit, all with QUEUE on the back, placed at the bottom of the deck with all blank cards above.
once the suit choice is made, he picks the corresponding deck and then at 3:05 starts counting through the 13 spades with his thumb (hidden from view). once he finds the 11th card (the jack of spades), he can discard the other 12 spade cards into his pocket, and then cut the deck and insert the controlled jack of spades somewhere random.
so that's 56 cards - 12 spades with QUEUE = 44 cards on the table, 43 blanks and 1 QUEUE card
very impressive dexterity to count through 10 cards (A-9) to locate the jack, control it to bring it to the bottom of the blank card stack, keep the other spades separated in order to them, and then reinsert the jack. i tried doing that very very slowly while peeking and it is possible, but requires incredible precision and practice to do it blind and that quickly.
I don't know if it's by design, but I think he also trains the audience to ignore him touching his jacket.
From the beginning of his presentation he tugs his jacket a few times throughout as if it's just his speaking habbit so it's not so overt later on. ....?
So how did he fool them. 10 Missing cards should be easily recognised?
How didnt they see that?
@@lpr5269that’s very possible, but that makes it an EXTREMELY ballsy move to allow them to examine the deck at that point
Dad: “Son, don’t spend too much time in the bathroom. You could go blind.”
Sanjeev: “Trust me dad, I won’t.”
Lol
😂😂😂
😀😂
Ok im dumb can you explain?
@@eliaserke5267 I didn't get it either son
The way he touched the stage a Indian never forget his manner 🇮🇳❤️
Yup, was looking for this comment! 💐 🌸 🌹
If they love indian traditions then why don't they move back to india ? What's up with living in christian majority countries ?
@@bendover-bz4bc Indeed one must forget their culture and tradition when switching places even if those traditions are harmless to others.
@@bendover-bz4bc Because religion shouldn't dictate where you life, and America has freedom of religion.
@@balwantsinghbhullar as simple as that. Modi and rss has already declared india as hindu rashtra so i guess indian Hindus should be must be living in india. I have already helped two hindu Indians get deported to india by complaining about their illegal jobs to authorities. Don't be a hypocrite. Choose one side and decide. I like how you guys complain about buslims not integrating into indian culture but then why hindus go abroad and stick to their culture ? Just because Christians are tolerant enough, are you going to take advantage of them ? Don't you guys want to mix with white culture ? Or do you immigrate to america only for MONEY ?
it's such a great move that Pen and Teller let use the artists the footage of their show on their own channel, what a generous big gesture this is. Seems they are not just famous and great seems they are really the kind of guys worth knowing in person and spending some time together ;)
if it is a "generous big gesture" to let the performer use his own performance, the entertainment world is truly fucked
I’m now banging my head on the wall in confusion after reading this
@@coolaid5272 it truely is I guess in most cases yes. Production contracts copyrights in all talent shows all the footage is total property of the production company including lots of rights in promoting and marketing the talent at their interest only. So normally entertainment business means no audience, no carrier or show booster but great losses. So cause Fooler is such a big brand for years I‘m just wondering but i‘m not deep into it. There‘s a so called „Quatsch Comedy Club“ in Germany not important at all but contracts directly from hell.
Please stop typing, please. I feel like I'm having a stroke reading this.
I wonder if you know what you are talking about.
The fact that he was SO FREAKING TAME after being told he had successfully fooled them........ ASTONISHING!! 👏🏻😂
he was flummoxed -- he forgot to thank his mom!
Holy cow Sanjeev is a smooth Magician, he was like a standup comic, professor and a magician up there. Your parents raised you well. Congrats young Man.
“Holy cow”. I see what you did there.
Indians believe cows to be sacred, or holy.
@@unclecreepy4185 aren't you living in the 60's
Oh, sorry. I didn’t know Hindus stopped caring about the cows starting in the 70’s.
@@unclecreepy4185 Nice
2020-2021 is a weird time. This feels like an episode of twilight with the fake virtual crowd lmao
I have to go back in time and kill myself
or Black Mirror...
@@briani4959 that too!
I assume you are considering the fiscal year ?
@@FoodRecipes108 maybe he just means in general and not any specific 12 months
I like how Sanjeev didn't pick up his cards and instead left them on stage after the performance to prove the genuineness of his magic✨
Those cards are fine. It's the ones he didn't leave that matter.
When u touched the floor and did namaskar at the end of your trick, Brother u won our heart ❤️❤️❤️
i loved the way he touched the stage , indirectly touching their feet!?! You can never take India out of an Indian....Way to go brother. You've earned a fan!
That's an hindu gesture... Many other indians don't do that.. Nationality has nothing to do with religious gestures
@Abhi Raj yea the hindu culture and majority is hindu but that doesn't make it Indian. Even outside India people stereotype a lot about such gestures but India is very diverse with lots of different culture
@@moonjain454 AR RAHMAN did it when he took Oscar so Jaaain plz!!! Also Hindu = India. Hindu is not religion, it's a way life. Music is haram in Islam, biggest singers in India are Muslims as they adopted the Hindu lifestyle. Stop seeing Bharat as a mere country like the US , it's the world's oldest civilization, nothing to do with religion. Concept of religion is very western and Abrahamic.
@@Rahul-gg3cb every religion is a way of life are you stupid? Hindu isn't the only way of life.. Every religion is part of culture and culture is the way life , the way people live.. You stop generalizing the whole of India as Hindu this creates stratification and discrimination of minorities and prosecution starts like this.. You sound educated enough please stop this delusional idea..
@@Rahul-gg3cb dude you’re the one who’s comparing India as a whole to another country,
I’m sorry to say this but it doesn’t work that way.
Even the way you greet people is very different in different parts of the country, the language, the culture and everything about the people is very diverse. And ofc religion accounts into that as a diversity factor.
You can’t generalize Indians like at all, each and every state has their own identity, cultural background, language and outlook on life. “Indian” is the one thing that unites everyone under a common hood but doesn’t give anyone a right to rob then off their diversity. There’s no one true “Indian culture” , “Indian tradition”, “Indian religion” or “Indian Language”
That’s what makes India, India “unity in diversity” and that’s what our constitution is based on too. It’s more of a group of countries forming a coalition and coming together under one name. Don’t go generalizing the entire nation, you’d be doing a disservice to the every Indian out there
I've watched the end so many times and just look at Penn & Tellers faces after he says you can examine the cards
They already knew that they did not knew.. It was an act to say about examining cards.
@@S.... CAN YOU link it
What if he just played them? Bit risky..but it worked
@@qwerttzizzi I am sure they ask the foolers later on to reveal their tricks to them so that they can confirm that indeed they got fooled.
@@qwerttzizzi they will inspect after the show
He literally left the cards on the table for them and walked away !
Damn
Touching someone's feet marks a sign of immense respect in the Indian culture. Kids touch their parents and grand parents feet to seek their blessings and to respect them. Devotees would do the same thing to their dieties and students to their teachers. It basically says you are more than me and signifies profound gratitude, respect appreciation and seeks blessings. Man English doesn't have the words to fully describe the depth of that one small gesture.
3:46 when you look back down at the card smiling, impressed with yourself as we all are, is a beautiful moment in a beautiful trick. Thank you!
I agree! That realization of "I did the trick correctly when it mattered most" was heartwarming to see
And that’s the true fooling: “the cards are yours.”
*proceeds to scadaddle*
Fr lied and dipped so fast
@@andrewjensen8189 you can’t lie the producers know how the trick is done
@@carbonr2581 Lol what? At the end of an act where the trick hinges on them taking your word for it not being a sham, the 2 guys can either 1: not care and just say yeah sure I dont wanna confront you to check if youre telling the truth, so sure you got me... Or they could confront them, and ruin the entire shot, either have to reshoot certain parts or the whole thing.
nothing wrong with cards, everything in the deck of cards are blank and only one w. jack of spades come from he's jacket.
@@andrewjensen8189 I dunno, I really don't think that's how it works. They have ear pieces with which they can communicate with the producers who know exactly how the tricks are done because they have been told beforehand. That's part of the premise behind the show. Honor system by itself is a terrible way to run this show because anyone could lie out their ass and convince P&T that they were fooled, and I'm sure that professional magicians and TV producers have way more experience than each of us individually so there's no way they don't know that.
They have indeed communicated via those devices with the judges to find out whether or not they are on the right track. Nothing confrontational about it.
If Teller wanted to select "clubs", would he have started dancing?
Probably mime beating Penn over the head with a club ha
Maybe a golf swing?
No he may bring out an another Deck
So he had 52 decks in his body LOL
Only 4
My guy touched judges legs through touching the stage as a respect. Lived only 5 yrs in India, the culture and traditionalism still exist in him. 🇮🇳
Little did they know he’s also a professional poker player
Man he’d be so rich
😂
😂😂😂😂
He got that TEd talk cadence.
True! The good ones: natural, conversational, accessible and knowledgeable.
They way he started running makes me think he was bluffing when he said “the cards are yours”
🤣🤣🤣
Hah, but no. The producer is told the technique so that they can validate that P&T are correct, so if he were bluffing, the producer would tell them that they got it. It happened before in one episode where the guy misunderstood what they said (he wasn't a native english speaker) and the producer said no they got it.
even with the bluff, he'd still fooled them lol
@Henrick Smartsone so emphasis on his words: "Yeah, THESE cards are yours to examine", nevermind the rest of them stuffed in his pants. They should've said: "may we search your pants for any additional carriage you may have to declare?".
Henrick Smartsone - There is a full reveal that has already been posted on TH-cam. Yes, 4 decks, one for each suit, he then keeps the one chosen card and drops the other 12 inside his jacket. Very clever manipulation and he truthfully says that the cards on the table can be examined and leaves them there for P&T. The producers know he is telling the truth because they always know in advance how it is done and they do not permit any lies/cheating/audience member collaboration etc. P&T do not usually ask to closely examine the pockets/clothes of the magician - although it has been done in the past. In the current shows, Covid regulations make it more difficult for that but, nevertheless, well done young man!
It's a testament to Penn's showmanship that he could respond so quickly after being stunned by the offer to examine the cards. He said he had a bunch of questions and probably expected to ask a few, but was just stuffed in the first question. It's not easy to crack a joke with perfect timing like he did after being surprised like that.
being quick witted is not nearly as huge of an acomplishment as you make it out to be. although, maybe for newer generations that are riddled with all kind of anxieties and disorders it could actually look like magic itself
Most likely - Pen had only “one” question - - his super showmanship crossing out “nothing” is how quick and sharp Pen is!!!
@@frankcayseron8637 That’s a painfully boomer response to a kind compliment of Penn’s showmanship. Let things go, my man.
@@sb102 im confused, what are you thinking i am holding?
@@frankcayseron8637 Minimally? Cliche generational resentment, it seems.
Touching the masters feet .... Indian culture..... Even though he lived 5 years in India still he didn't forget it.... Respect++
I think it's more of a Thamizh culture.
@@observeoutofthebox7806 well in india touching feets of older people has been a age old tradition. It's a way of showing respect.
@@anupamasahoo362 yeah that's what I am saying but there was no India when there was this tradition in Thamizh culture since 3 B.C.E
India formed recently after the independence from British.
And I doubt the Mughals had such tradition.
I am saying this because there are thamizhs outside of india like me who follow this tradition, and in parts of india you can't find this same gesture as certain castes are still not allowed to touch everyone so if you go touch say a relgious leader being a dalit you might be stopped. And there is another proof in one of the ancient Thamizh martial arts known as adi murai where the first step is bhoomi Vanakkam asan vanakkam where you touch the ground and the direction of the ground where your master is at as respect before you start the form. It predated the formation of india or mughal empire. No hard feelings just facts
@@observeoutofthebox7806
I think you have never been to northern part of India. As an Indian born in northern part, I can confirm that we get scolded by our parents if we don't touch our elder's feet.
Tamil culture is great but it's not exclusive, we all Indians have more in common than difference.
@@observeoutofthebox7806
The concept of Bharatvarsh was always there, stop relying on communist version of history.
**wins an award** - ** Doesn’t thank his mom**
XD
Dnt be a duuussshhhhh bag 😂😂
I wouldn't thank anyone either. There's no need to express my gratitude for close ones in public, it has no meaning.
@@thenonexistinghero he said he would lol relax
Rotti roller is waiting for him in home...
When he said, these are yours... their faces being frozen is amazing
I loved their reaction as well. I'm actually surprised they didn't get up and look at the cards, because there was one other trick a while back where this happened and they actually did walk up and check the props they thought were gimmicked.
@@elizabethlestrad5282 the magic trick is revealed in the backstage before its shown to pen n teller who havent seen the reveal of how its done in order for the contestant to be allowed on stage so when pen n teller ask if the way they think its done is right and the contestant says nope they believe it , the contestant cant lie bout it since it's been revealed and tested in the backstage.
I don’t believe those cards are Penn & Teller’s. Why did they not go up to verify?
Could always have an extra pair up his sleeve. I don’t know, I’m just not fully convinced. 🤷♂️
@@amyv. before the show the trick is revealed to the producers of the show. The contestant can't lie.
@@elizabethlestrad5282 I guess they just trusted him
Hands down, one of the best tricks ever on the show. Neat, clean and straight forward, no nonsense. The delivery was classy and the outcome was both inevitable and a complete surprise. Cheers Sanjeev, you have a bright future in magic!!
Wow great magic. As an Indian felt so proud. Sanjeev Vinodh such a nice personality. And that gesture of folding hands, and then touching the stage, just shows the respect towards the platform and judges. Someone has rightly said,You can leave India, but India cannot leave you.
Lol there is honestly nothing to be proud of. If anything I feel it's unfortunate that most parents wouldn't allow kids to pursue this as a career in India and how the kid was able to find a platform only in the US.
Fantastic charisma and story telling, especially for someone so young!
As a Indian, I proud he display our culture by doing "Namaste" and respect the performing stage by bowing down to it. You did great, amazing trick.. 👍
So what now
@@lordvenom4419 he just got that emotion......🙏🏼
@@lordvenom4419 what do you want? 🙄
@@lordvenom4419 You wouldn't understand.
It's not Namaste buddy. He is a Thamizh guy. We have a similar gesture called Vanakkam that has been around since ancient times. It's a Thamizh cultural gesture. Because I am one as well and have no connection to india and we do it too. Don't try to claim a Thamizh culture as an Indian one.
I adore this trick. The effect is impressive, but there's something quite compelling about your story. I love the use of language and the way you playfully poke at the silent letters. A wonderful performance! Congratulations on your well-earned victory!
The real trick he pulled was walking off the stage without Allison giving him a hug.
😂😂😂😂😂
Dude, the complete shock when Penn and Teller realized it wasn’t a gimmick deck
It doesn't have to be a gimmick deck. It just has to be a blank deck. He has a whole other deck of cards, all with "queue" written on them, hidden on his person. Then when they choose the card he pulls it from the hidden deck and inserts it into the blank deck.
@@thetruth-hl7ct he might also have 52 different decks but I feel like that would be too much to carry
@@almercool5 why would he have 52 different decks?? All he needs is ONE extra deck.
Ok, but when is the moment when he pull out this card
@@sonamadik3851 I wasn't there to see it live, so I only have the same camera angles to go by that you do.
Loved the gesture he did at the end by touching the ground (feet). It shows how much he learned during his stay in India. Great trick btw.
I didn't know what that was, but looked it up after seeing your comment. Very cool, I love seeing younger people carrying on their cultures traditions.
@@artaxAF When most of us Indians do that, in our head we aren't thinking about "this is my culture, I should do this", we do it out of respect and admiration, any person any place that we respect, we bow down, touch the dust off their feet or the floor and put that dust on our head, signifying we respect them and that their place is above us on our head. That is what it means, and we do that out of instinct, at least for me, if I have to consciously decide that hey I have to just follow my culture and touch the ground I might just not do it, but at places where we show respect we do it, touching the feet of our elders is a beautiful culture of ours.
@@artaxAF its a hindu thing, hindus are the oldest religion and have the oldest traditional values on the planet, they have beautiful women in their DNA, and most inteligent people
@@mynamemylastname5918 wtf? ... every indian knows , Pakistan has best women 😅. That's the one thing Indians envy their neighbours for
@@pruthvirajshinde9991 Aishwarya rai entered the chat🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
she is pure hindu, and from south india, hahah the world envied her but she married to a hindu man. buhahaha.
so you mean women that have beef foot in pakistan?🤣 sorry, you need to check our miss world and universe in the last 20 years, buhaahaha, they are not just inteligent but beautiful, talking about envy? hahaha, hindu women from north and delhi and Kashmiri hindu pandit are one of the most beautiful on earth, cry harder, but as I said, we are still looking for a woman who could beat the hindu aishwarya rai in beauty and inteligence. porkistan beef is not in the list, buahahaha
It WAS a great routine. Funny, confident, amazing, MYSTIFYING!
Also, you are just a SWEETHEART! Congrats, and I wish you the best of everything!
Sanjeev! Man you're so natural and fun to watch. You've got an infectious smile and energy about you. Wonderful delivery and congrats!
That moment when he touches the stage with his hand before leaving makes him respect towards beautiful Indian culture.
Rape and caste is not beautiful
@@LOLLYPOPPE Stereotyping an entire nation based on false assumptions & fake narratives propagated by the Western media is going really well for you isn't it? Your US has higher r#pe rate for a country with a much lower population.. how's that?
@@skogarmaor7234 first of all I don’t have anything to do with the US, second I did a quick search just for fun and it seems like you’re either lying or too stupid to understand statistics
@@LOLLYPOPPE Pak Citizen tell your PM Terrorism and Incest is Cancer.
@@LOLLYPOPPE you are so pathetic.
Would be funny if this was just a confident bluff.
Yes, but it wouldn’t actually work. The producers know how the trick is done, so the performer can’t outright lie like that.
@@justinjrebbert All he said is «the cards is yours». He didn’t lie about anything even if the cards are not right
@@LOLLYPOPPE the words might not be a lie, but if the cards were gimmicked, it would still be a bluff. Basically what it comes down to is the performer can’t bullshit (pun intended) a win.
Basically still he fooled them
Then he fooled them TWICE 😬
Would it be weird that i was so touched by it that i wanted to cry as you were finishing the story right after you did the trick? very nicely done. You are good with your words and storytelling.
Aw man, you ran off instead of thanking your mom!
He already thanked her in the video before his card trick tho.
@@bilalandcards he said if he fooled them he would I think 😂
I was about to type up the same thing. But yeah... 19 years of age... still a young, forgetful kid... but a nice trick.
@@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz he was not allowed to talk after taking the trophy .....but thank his mom right away....he said 🙏
He didn't say he will thank her on tv tho. He could thanked her in private. She doesn't deserve it anyway. If she didn't support him at the start, then now when he is making money with it, is too late for my taste because she doesn't support his dreams, she just support him making moeny. I guess he is better son than me, I would have never thanked her for my accoplisments she started supporting only when it started making money.
The touching of the floor derives from wiping the dust from the guru's shoes or feet as a symbol of respect and humility ( for what he represents and has achieved , as we all can achieve, with devotion and a continued presence of awareness.) The act symbolizes the humility we all must acquire to transcend the wheel of birth and death, and acknowledge the innate sanctity of this life....
I love the way he didn't forget his roots and cultural values. Namaste and touching the floor. Means a lot! Keep shining brother❤️
Huge respect to him that he is proud of doing ‘Namaste’ 🙏🏽 The trick, the presentation and the blend of language and magic was refreshing and outstanding.
Best part **NAMASTE AND THAT TOUCH WHILE MOVING OFF FROM STAGE**
Such a humble young man.
Lol tradition is overrated
@@CM-hi4db ...it's not overrated ..its something that binds Indians despite being from different religion ...
The way he touched the stage floor and then his head as a blessing is Indian ❤. It's good to see he didn't forgot his roots to respect everything that nature presents us including the stage at you perform. You can take an Indian out of India but not India out of Indian❤🇮🇳.
I am a Thamizh and it's more of a Thamizh culture than specifically an Indian one. Because I am not an indian and still does that. And so does many other thamizhs.
@@observeoutofthebox7806 what do you mean by more of a tamiz culture than indian one🤣. Do you know indian culture?? In india we touch feet of elders, statues Or idols of our gods, statues of our ancestors or inspirational people, floor of temple or any place of worship, floor of any place of performance whether sports or music or anything as a mark of respect. This is inherent in our culture. We even touch the ground before leaving bed in the morning to show respect to mother nature and thanking it for everything it gives us. It's essential part of Hindu religion. Every Hindu knows this. So my friend it might be your culture as well but it is definitely our culture.
@Harshita Munjal shows that you have no knowledge of Hinduism. An atheist can also be a Hindu. Being communist doesn't mean you cannot appreciate your culture. By the way he's an Indian, lived in india as he said himself.
@Taha u have some serious superiority complex..work on ur attitude dude
@JAMESBOND007 we do it in north india too man. All hindus do this. It's our culture.
he's so articulate, very nice to listen to him. The magic is also awesome
So nice people. Didn't know about this show. Great stuff. Vetri South African Indian 🙏🇿🇦🇿🇦🙏
Paying the judges respect by folding hands and touching the floor in front of them shows his Upbringing well Done Sanjeev you made India proud 😊
@@xiominanda2956 So fucken what ? Was it really required to enlighten me with that north south nonsense?
@@TheAsliNeel chill bro. Nothing here to get tensed
@@xiominanda2956
So there's two India, north India and south India?
@@Sprite-od4xl east,west, central and north east too
3:10 the most important part of the trick , super smooth 🙌
Means he has hidden 52 cards at different position named queue
Respect. You got him.
Yu ar amazing, yong Sanjeev.
Daniel you should try out for Penn and Teller!
U r
U r amzin
You tried using 2 CHINESE "names" for an INDIAN artist, either you have no idea about the geographical differences, or ur sense of humour is too limited.
@@vijaydeenanathchauhan8190 Think again, he spelled the words like they are spoken, not chinese, he just transitioned from the trick
As an Indian & fan of P&T I'm delighted to see fellow countrymen performing on the show astounding vocabulary, Poise & finesse.
He is intellegent and also so humble. He expressed gratitude by doing Namaskar after winning. Also he prayed the stage which made hin famous. At so young age he is well disciplined. A lot to learn from him.
Yes intelligence is the word and he's very intelligent.
It's literally a jaw dropping one when you said they can check the deck!! Great show. I also liked the respectful and genuine bow you made at the end (6:57) owing to the Indian culture in that big stage. Appreciate you a lot. You have a brightest future my boy! Wishing to you see more appearances with creativity.
the ultimate irony is that this dude lives in Illinois.
OMG!!! I didn't realize it until I saw your comment!!!
You mean Ilinoy?
illinoise, you mean.
is that on mars?
Had to read it twice
Beautiful! Especially beautiful is that the very impressive part (that the rest of cards are blank) actually makes this trick easier to do. So making the facilitation of the trick so well weaved into the story is super-smart! Great one!
After watching it again, I'm like "oh yeah, of course all the words on the back are all misdirection" but his story is so intriguing you forget you're being tricked. This is actually a really high pressure trick for him, relying on one big move. And he plays it smooth as a cucumber.
Dude, I love the way that you present yourself on stage. So confident, but relaxed.
@@floki1664 but in the best kind of way.
Allyson has a smile that can cure depression.
Yeah you should have seen American pie.
I just remembered her as a american pie chic's
She's a sweet peach, totally worth eating
Or create anxiety *LOL*
😍😘
Plot Twist : The statement at 06:29 "These are yours" was the fooling statement... XD
and he sold it out effortlessly
he fooled them. Slow ur speed to. 25% at 3:10 u can see he is putting card in his jacket. And that too he didn't bring card deck until they gave him card details, once they gave he bring out that paryicial set only
@@Blkhwk_ You’re right 😂 I went to the time and that sly dog got away with it right in front of them.
@@Blkhwk_ and before at 3:04 he simply looks at all cards and sees where the jack of spades is, at 3:07 and a half second he pulls the jack of spades with the left thumb down into the left hand (you see, at this moment the deck is very high in the hand so that the jack of spades has plenty of space to be alone behind the left hand), and from the end of 3:07 until 3:09 the right thumb pushes the jack of spades back into the "front" deck, you see during this time how the whole deck goes back lower into the hand, not so high above the fingers anymore, because the jack of spades and the deck gets together now. Parallel of all that (until 3:10) some other fingers separate the two decks where it changes from the white one to the normal deck.
You see anyway that at 2:53 he has much more cards than after 3:10
That's just a big part of public speaking, that's exactly how they fool people.
Penn was almost speechless when he said the cards are your's 😂
1 1st l1
Became teller for a moment there
Amazing to see how respectful he was. To the craft, to the judges and to the stage! Respect 💯
"Yes you can examine it",
"Penn not even examining it", YOU FOOLED US!
If they had examined the deck they would notice 12 cards missing from the deck. But they took his word for it. Notice he says "The cards that I have on the table?"
@@MrMiyagi005 That's a very good point. I guess that's why you're the Sensei...
@@MrMiyagi005 no, the producers know how the trick is done, they would have stepped in and said that the deck is gimmicked.
@@flyingchimp12 It doesn't work like that. p&t have to guess it correctly and if anyone lies about the trick then and only then producers intervene. And the deck wasn't gimmicked in any way.
I was waiting for them to inspect the jacket.
Fascinating magic, smooth as it gets. heartening to see that he may have left India but the little subtleties of India didn't leave him. Couldn't help but notice that touching the stage at the end as a mark of respect and the folded hands in humility after completing his trick!
Amazing presentation. And shows love and respect to everyone and the stage before leaving ❤
That stunned look on Penn's face when he said "The cards are yours. Come on up and examine them."
I loved the way he paid his respects to the stage at the end. This is the most Indian thing :-)
Congrats man, excellent presentation and well executed trick! It reminds me of the brilliance of Asi Wind's trick on P&T..keep it up!
Asi trick was quite simple . P&T figured it out easily. Asi was given fool us trophy just as a gratitude because it was Christmas special.
i used to watch your rubik’s cube tutorials! Haven’t seen ya since!
@@balwindergill1 but they method was kinda of a similar though, in a different way ! It just a large scale and that was small scale !
It reminded me of the trick that jay did about the blind guy
Yep
I popped over after seeing the brilliant and hilarious comedy gold of the smart phone cups and strings routine, which I thought was so clever and funny! I'd invest, lol!🤣😂🤣