i did this in front of my dad but his hands is faster than mine when i was pretending to look for a lighter he grabs the folded paper and discovered nothing is in there lol.
Here's another "subtlety" that I use whenever I do a coin fold: as the coin is still in the folded Post-It (BEFORE you let it slip out and into finger-palm position), press on it to allow the outline of the coin to show, then take a pencil and using the "side" of the point, shade over the coin so that the design of the coin comes out on the paper. (I'm sure you've done this when you were a kid!) This further convinces the spectator that the coin is inside the folded paper. And THEN, tilt it up and allow the coin to fall into your waiting hand. When you put the paper on top of the glass, the pencil shading showing the heads (or tails) side of the coin will absolutely convince the spectator that the coin is still inside the paper. This looks really cool with the thinner flash paper, but it still looks terrific with thicker paper such as a Post-It. Oh, and one more "subtlety": instead of just opening up the folded paper to show that the coin is not there, I hold it as if I'm going to rip it in half, pretend to struggle (because, after all, it's a solid coin in there, right?), and then finally rip the paper in half, and seemingly, right through the coin! NOW you unfold both halves of the paper and show that the coin has, indeed, vanished.
Ordinary magician doing the trick in a pub: the coin is folded into the post-it - now I"m gonna make the coin disappear! Copperfield doing the trick in a bar: the coin is folded into the post-it - now I"m gonna make the pub disappear!
"They don't have time to register that it's the wrong side" I was thinking: I'm at a bar, most are dimly lit... the guy next to me is likely a few drinks in, even if I handed them the wrong coin they probably wouldn't realize.
@@dragon-id5uj No, he's right. If you use a two-headed coin for the duplicate, you don't have to worry about the spectator seeing a ghost drawn on the tails side, as both sides would show heads. At that point in the trick, the tails side with the letter is not shown....
That would be good for involving someone. Like you ask if someone has a phone, get them to think about their coin and take the picture and say their coin is now vanished.
@@dankmheems290 You'd still need a good reason to go to your pocket to hide the coin. Or you could keep palming the coin for the rest of the trick after it slides out of the paper, I guess, but you risk blowing it.
I love it when magicians show how they did it. It makes me appreciate them so much more. How much practice does it take to make all of that look seem less. Great stuff!
@@ICKY427 To be fair, most people and even a lot of bartenders would still call them shot glasses but yes they're used for drinks like Kamikazes. You need a bigger glass than your standard shot glass because you're using up to 3oz of liquid for that drink and your standard shot is about 1.5oz.
You know Z Z you could've been soooo toxic calling icky stupid or dumba@# but you didn't and you willingly explained what it was without being condescending and I appreciate that
Just gotta say I learned this a few months back and am now up to a place where I feel confident to perform it, I did it for the first time in public recently and it worked absolutely perfectly, other than I did show the coin on the wrong side but as Spidey said, they did not notice at all. Excellent simple effect anyone can learn, wont impress a magician but totally mind blowing for a layman.
Great one! The only detail I seem to have noticed was when you loaded the hidden coin into the napkin as you made it into a ball - and even that wasn't at all a suspicious one, really subtle. Kudos for revealing a trick of your own - always hugely appreciated - especially when it's a cool one like this. The folding-into-the-post-it trick was especially nice.
Great video. Love seeing magicians giving tutorials. I've been practicing and playing around (very amaturely) since I was young, and like seeing how other magicians choose to represent the tricks, how they think about their moves and how and why they act them out the way they do. Would love to see more tutorials, especially from Mr. Ramsey. You could do it alone and show multiple techniques, or you could have you and a friend showing simple tricks and showing each other (and us) how you choose to represent certain parts differently, I think it would be very cool to watch.
Great trick. And for anyone who preforms this, don't worry to much about what side of the coin is showing, people tend to follow your hands to "catch" you doing something. So their focus isn't the best... Unless it's just one on one, in that case spidey is just amazing.
True if you're used to, the trick is a bit obvious, but the point of the video is not to show an extraordinary trick, just a nice and easy to learn one you can do yourself without being as talented as them. Nice video !
Nicely put together little effect, thank you for sharing this one. Nice idea to add the initial on the other side of the coin, the spec doesn't for one second think of the fact that when they see the duke coin that it could simply be a dupe with the ghost face pre-done on one side. The writing of the initial somehow strengthens the idea that they are looking at their signed coin when they are only seeing the dupe with the ghost face on. Lovely!
so the moment you balled up the napkin I knew that's where the coin was. what I like to do when performing which also goes with a lot of jokes . is to act like you're not really that good at this, forget steps but not too much they will get bored. so ball up the napkin but don't put the quarter in yet. halfway thru balling it up, say something like, while unfolding the napkin "o shoot the light, o wait I don't need the light just yet" . this says look I didn't do anything fishy with the napkin. also it tells the audience you don't know what you're doing so they stop looking so hard then fold up the napkin again this time put the quarter in it and bam. this will work especially well if you have a helper that can put the quarter in a truly unexpecting place like the ghost went so far as to go under the napkin holder or salt shaker. franticly look for Alberto "ooo there are you Alberto don't worry"
I used to do this trick but it was a penetration instead. Put an empty glass mouth side up on a table, a deck of cards on top, put the paper on top and push on the paper and the coin falls into the glass.
Same, place coin strategically at the rim of the glass, then it drops. This version seems easier as there is no chance of clicking sound when placing coaster/deck onto the glass
A lot of people riding in on their high horses here. Most of them seem to be missing the point, which isn't to necessarily show a polished trick, but to demonstrate what you can do with some basic coin sleights. So, you don't like the Bobo switch and thought it was pretty obvious or awkward. Great. Substitute another switch if it bothers you that much. There are a plethora to choose from. Maybe a simple shuttle pass is right for you. How about Latta's one-handed turnover switch? Or maybe Kaufman's Drop switch? Perhaps you don't like the coin fold and find it rather obvious. Use a different vanish, then. Or maybe you like the idea of the coin fold but don't like the particular technique used here. There are more coin folds out there, ya know. The point is, you can use these basic coin sleights to put together a pretty good trick. And I, for one, appreciate seeing a little coin magic on here. Thank you Spidey and Chris.
I wonder if it would be a good convincer to get the spectator to feel the coin in the paper 1 second before you drop it in your palm and place it on the glass.
Before extracting the coin from the post-it, I would suggest holding it up against a bright light to really show that the coin is inside of the folded paper. You could even show it from both sides, illuminating it. I think that would sell the illusion even more.
I've been watching too many magic videos. I clocked everything before it was explained. And to clarify I don't do any magic myself . . . just way too much fool us . . .
The tutorial is spidey performing the trick. It's clearly noticeable when watching his hands while watching this video with the intention to fixate on what his fingers are up to. In the moment, to a 3 beers deep punter, it is easy to be distracted. Very clean slight of hand 👍🏼
Easy enough to figure out. He had a second quarter with 3 green dots on it. He places the "fake" one (without the "A") in the shot glass while palming the original in his left hand. He then interjects the original into the napkin as he's wadding it up, and places it under the glass. Notice how you never see the "tails" side of the "fake" quarter when it's removed from the shot glass (because there's no "A" on it). As he's wrapping it up in the post-it note, he lets it slide out of the paper and into his palm at some point (gotta admit, he does a good job at this).
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Hi Chris. Great bar trick, Spidey. Might be a good idea to explain that Ghosts like to hide in sheets and so we are going to put a folded up sheet in this shot glass, in case he gets scared for any reason. I find that justifying a move is a good idea. Otherwise, the spectator may just wonder why you are wadding a napkin.
@@nugginusslover476 I agree. You see him put something in the napkin and the coin change in the first glass. Kept his hand ontop covering the coin in it until the other guy replaced it. But still a fun performance
This is a classic bar trick. Do you think for a second that some drunken lout in a dark bar at ten o'clock on a Saturday night is going to see a minor flash?
Shooter McGavin Spidey is a really good instructor...you can tell he is a very patient person. I think I'll go Subscribe to his Channel... And another thing...I want some merch, baby!
The magician is super slick with hands. At the same time, the camera man is moving the camera around and not showing the magicians hands at critical times
@@shaun2463 Yes, this was mainly due to lack of any misdirection and extremely bad patter. He was basically explaining how the trick worked while he was performing it. I can get a Jumbo coin under a whiskey glass without any one seeing but it needs some skill and I ain't gonna share that on yt.
@@kingrobert1st that's why I said when he was 'first' doing it because that's when he wasn't explaining as he went along. He just did the trick. And there was misdirection, it was just poorly done. Like when he asked for a lighter, then he himself had one... if you need a lighter for the trick, you wouldn't rely on someone else having one, so asking if they had one then pulling your own out just made it obvious.
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He didnt fold the paper properly either.. he folds it to where it looks like the coin is trapped, but you can see the slit.. right before he asks if the other guy has a lighter, @ 1:57 when he says "the last thing we need" he slides the fake coin out into his palm and then when he reaches for his back pocket, he puts it away.. @ 2:08 he accidentally hits the edge of the paper, and you can clearly tell the way the paper moved that there isnt anything in there.. this was just really horribly executed
Everyone here knows and saw the changes n the palmed coin mam. So don't feel too bad! It was super sloppy. U shouldn't be able to notice those things when a trick is done right can tell. It's prob his second time preforming this
You're not alone, and I'm usually barely perceptive enough to notice that we left one of my kids behind at a restaurant. Keep up to date on the comments, lots of ppl who normally don't spot stuff the first time (myself included) are spotting it. I can't fault the guy, though, he was willing to share the trick....not everyone is!
I guess i have to practice it more but at 10:37, when he is holding the napkin with his palms open, for those that pay attention, the fingers on his left hand are more open and revealing then the hand with the coin naturally.
That's kinda over-proving, though, don't you think? It really shouldn't be necessary to show both sides... again... after just showing them both prior to placing it in the glass. I mean, this isn't a "magician fooler" sort of trick and most laymen are not thinking "Hey he didn't show me both sides of that coin again...."
Man... Love this trick. Practiced it in the mirror like 5 times then performed it for my very skeptical Teenagers and their friend and all their minds were completely blown. My kids think I'm magic. Thanks Spidey! P.s. Always say Holloweeny
Thank you it was beautiful. I now see why it's so hard to figure out how it's done just by thinking, because there are multiple steps to this process. Kind of like an invisible complex redstone mechanism underground in minecraft which makes something visible (but relatively small compared to the wiring and pistons).
I just did this trick in front of my kid and he absolutely lost his mind. First real trick I've ever done. What a great feeling, thank you!
i did this in front of my dad but his hands is faster than mine when i was pretending to look for a lighter he grabs the folded paper and discovered nothing is in there lol.
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You should've let him feel the coin inside, then turn the paper and let the coin slide onto your hand. Like Spidey did in the performance.
Poor kid, did he find it?
@@hedgehogchaser2494 haha nah. I let him live in mystery
@Stefan Otis lmao 😂 this is the worst scam I’ve ever seen!! 🤣🤣 you literally didn’t even switch accounts 🤣🤣🤣
Here's another "subtlety" that I use whenever I do a coin fold: as the coin is still in the folded Post-It (BEFORE you let it slip out and into finger-palm position), press on it to allow the outline of the coin to show, then take a pencil and using the "side" of the point, shade over the coin so that the design of the coin comes out on the paper. (I'm sure you've done this when you were a kid!) This further convinces the spectator that the coin is inside the folded paper. And THEN, tilt it up and allow the coin to fall into your waiting hand. When you put the paper on top of the glass, the pencil shading showing the heads (or tails) side of the coin will absolutely convince the spectator that the coin is still inside the paper. This looks really cool with the thinner flash paper, but it still looks terrific with thicker paper such as a Post-It. Oh, and one more "subtlety": instead of just opening up the folded paper to show that the coin is not there, I hold it as if I'm going to rip it in half, pretend to struggle (because, after all, it's a solid coin in there, right?), and then finally rip the paper in half, and seemingly, right through the coin! NOW you unfold both halves of the paper and show that the coin has, indeed, vanished.
And instead of a pencil use a friccion Pen and then you light the drawing. Thanks me later
I dont know how you could justity shading the post it.. seems way too out of place
Maybe go with the ghost thing and say, "ghosts are naturally drawn to shade, so this will keep him in the paper"
I've also done it by spearing the folded paper through with a pen, makes a nice reveal for the disappearing coin.
David Copperfield would be like: And inside the napkin is ... an elephant!!
Bounty Bob. Very cool, dude.
lol...
Ordinary magician doing the trick in a pub: the coin is folded into the post-it - now I"m gonna make the coin disappear!
Copperfield doing the trick in a bar: the coin is folded into the post-it - now I"m gonna make the pub disappear!
Didn't Sigfried and Roy get mauled by their tigers lol.
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"They don't have time to register that it's the wrong side"
I was thinking: I'm at a bar, most are dimly lit... the guy next to me is likely a few drinks in, even if I handed them the wrong coin they probably wouldn't realize.
So true lmao 🤣
Whoa! You changed my letter to three dots! How’d you do that?
The use of a two-headed coin would alleviate the "hope it lands heads up in the glass" problem.
nope cause their signed letter is only on one side. using a two headed coin would make the ghost side wrong
@@dragon-id5uj No, he's right. If you use a two-headed coin for the duplicate, you don't have to worry about the spectator seeing a ghost drawn on the tails side, as both sides would show heads. At that point in the trick, the tails side with the letter is not shown....
If the spectator knows that he signed the heads side and the unmarked heads side lands face up the spectator will wonder why his marking isn’t there.
@@jameswilson591 That's why you mark both sides of the double-header, and mark the heads side of the borrowed coin....
@@dragon-id5uj I got a Thai Baht coin with a 3 headed elephant on one side and a dead King on the other.
Tip: if you don’t have a lighter, or if it might seem odd to have, just use your phone flashlight
Haha I just thought of this right before seeing this comment
That actually seems more effective then the lighter! I like it!
Unless you wanna do the flashpaper which would be so cool
That would be good for involving someone. Like you ask if someone has a phone, get them to think about their coin and take the picture and say their coin is now vanished.
@@dankmheems290 You'd still need a good reason to go to your pocket to hide the coin. Or you could keep palming the coin for the rest of the trick after it slides out of the paper, I guess, but you risk blowing it.
Passing coins through a glass. Big whoop. I pass stones through my kidneys all the time.
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hahaha I'm on the floor laughing!!!!. Thanks for making my day!
Fuck off bro
@@ajain6694 Really? This is your sense of humor? I suggest you follow your own advice.
I love it when magicians show how they did it. It makes me appreciate them so much more. How much practice does it take to make all of that look seem less. Great stuff!
I prefer when they don't personally, when I have to do tons of research on an un-released trick to have an idea of how it was done.
People in these comments are seriously overestimating lay people. We don’t even look for palming.
Practiced this at like 3 am and I'm so unbelievably happy (first magic trick btw)
How long did it take you to learn it? Also congrats, I'm happy for your joy ❤️
chris: "dont say halloweeny"
also chris: "shooter glass"
Lol that's what they are though. A shooter glass is just a slightly bigger shot glass that is meant for a mix of 2 or more liquors.
@@ZZ-os4nb o really?! i thought it was just a weird name for a shot glass lol ive never even heard of that. 👍
@@ICKY427 To be fair, most people and even a lot of bartenders would still call them shot glasses but yes they're used for drinks like Kamikazes. You need a bigger glass than your standard shot glass because you're using up to 3oz of liquid for that drink and your standard shot is about 1.5oz.
You know Z Z you could've been soooo toxic calling icky stupid or dumba@# but you didn't and you willingly explained what it was without being condescending and I appreciate that
Lol
Great trick SPIDEY !!!
Just gotta say I learned this a few months back and am now up to a place where I feel confident to perform it, I did it for the first time in public recently and it worked absolutely perfectly, other than I did show the coin on the wrong side but as Spidey said, they did not notice at all. Excellent simple effect anyone can learn, wont impress a magician but totally mind blowing for a layman.
Great one! The only detail I seem to have noticed was when you loaded the hidden coin into the napkin as you made it into a ball - and even that wasn't at all a suspicious one, really subtle.
Kudos for revealing a trick of your own - always hugely appreciated - especially when it's a cool one like this. The folding-into-the-post-it trick was especially nice.
Great video. Love seeing magicians giving tutorials. I've been practicing and playing around (very amaturely) since I was young, and like seeing how other magicians choose to represent the tricks, how they think about their moves and how and why they act them out the way they do. Would love to see more tutorials, especially from Mr. Ramsey. You could do it alone and show multiple techniques, or you could have you and a friend showing simple tricks and showing each other (and us) how you choose to represent certain parts differently, I think it would be very cool to watch.
One of the best EXPLANATION ever.
So simple, so clear and visual, simple words without skipping any small detail.
Great video!!
I am sorry so many thought it was bad. I think it was super cute and clever.
The Bobo switch is an amazingly easy move with practice. I love it!
How are there dislikes on this!? thanks for the free trick! I love it
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Tis the Season of Spidey! Congrats on hitting 100,000 subs. You can never go wrong on a Chris Ramsay and Spidey collaboration!
Great trick. And for anyone who preforms this, don't worry to much about what side of the coin is showing, people tend to follow your hands to "catch" you doing something. So their focus isn't the best... Unless it's just one on one, in that case spidey is just amazing.
A good use of old tricks! Palming was a bit obv though, overall nice!
Agreed. I was looking for this comment.
1:02 so obvious he has a coil in his right palm.
1:59 he pockets the coin in his back pocket and distracts the guy asking him if he has a lighter on him.
I noticed that too but it still didn't take away from my bewilderment of the signed coin in the napkin
yeah hand didnt look relaxed need to learn to palm more discreetly
True if you're used to, the trick is a bit obvious, but the point of the video is not to show an extraordinary trick, just a nice and easy to learn one you can do yourself without being as talented as them. Nice video !
Hey Chris thanks for all the magic you put in my life :)
I love this! Please make more video showing how magic tricks are done
5 years from now, i will do this trick to a pretty woman in a bar, and make her buy my next drink. Thanks Spidey! :)
What a wonderful trick! Thanks for sharing! I have to practice that now.
0:52 The old switcharoo ;)
Awesome! I love tutorials! Thank you!
I've been here too long to be fooled by the first trick. My eye is sharper cause of Chris.
Ameen Saif I agree this Chanel has made me notice when moves happen not necessarily how but just when
Nicely put together little effect, thank you for sharing this one. Nice idea to add the initial on the other side of the coin, the spec doesn't for one second think of the fact that when they see the duke coin that it could simply be a dupe with the ghost face pre-done on one side. The writing of the initial somehow strengthens the idea that they are looking at their signed coin when they are only seeing the dupe with the ghost face on. Lovely!
I'm actually going to the bar tonight with friends, definitely going to give this a try and see if I can fool them
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You blew it right? Its ok we all been there..
You did it didn't you? You did it you son of a bitch!
so the moment you balled up the napkin I knew that's where the coin was. what I like to do when performing which also goes with a lot of jokes . is to act like you're not really that good at this, forget steps but not too much they will get bored. so ball up the napkin but don't put the quarter in yet. halfway thru balling it up, say something like, while unfolding the napkin "o shoot the light, o wait I don't need the light just yet" . this says look I didn't do anything fishy with the napkin. also it tells the audience you don't know what you're doing so they stop looking so hard then fold up the napkin again this time put the quarter in it and bam. this will work especially well if you have a helper that can put the quarter in a truly unexpecting place like the ghost went so far as to go under the napkin holder or salt shaker. franticly look for Alberto "ooo there are you Alberto don't worry"
I used to do this trick but it was a penetration instead. Put an empty glass mouth side up on a table, a deck of cards on top, put the paper on top and push on the paper and the coin falls into the glass.
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Same, place coin strategically at the rim of the glass, then it drops. This version seems easier as there is no chance of clicking sound when placing coaster/deck onto the glass
A lot of people riding in on their high horses here. Most of them seem to be missing the point, which isn't to necessarily show a polished trick, but to demonstrate what you can do with some basic coin sleights. So, you don't like the Bobo switch and thought it was pretty obvious or awkward. Great. Substitute another switch if it bothers you that much. There are a plethora to choose from. Maybe a simple shuttle pass is right for you. How about Latta's one-handed turnover switch? Or maybe Kaufman's Drop switch? Perhaps you don't like the coin fold and find it rather obvious. Use a different vanish, then. Or maybe you like the idea of the coin fold but don't like the particular technique used here. There are more coin folds out there, ya know. The point is, you can use these basic coin sleights to put together a pretty good trick. And I, for one, appreciate seeing a little coin magic on here. Thank you Spidey and Chris.
Thank you for these. Y'all have helped me make my kids think I can actually do magic. Lol
That was awesome and I subscribed to his channel
Poor Antuan getting yetted about like dat! he's not a toy, they got feelings
OfficialSVK Antoin?
@@iadtag1853 Antoine even
Please do respect French names haha
His actual name is Aughnteauxaune
A big Thank's for this amazing tutorial! I did the magic trick and the reactions people got stuck.
I can tell you're a good friend Chris...
That is a great effect. Thank you, I always start smiling when I do my tricks and gives me away. lol
I wonder if it would be a good convincer to get the spectator to feel the coin in the paper 1 second before you drop it in your palm and place it on the glass.
Nice magic trick dude. Spidey, Good job man 👍
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Before extracting the coin from the post-it, I would suggest holding it up against a bright light to really show that the coin is inside of the folded paper. You could even show it from both sides, illuminating it. I think that would sell the illusion even more.
I've been watching too many magic videos. I clocked everything before it was explained. And to clarify I don't do any magic myself . . . just way too much fool us . . .
Same 😂
I watched so many magic vids I'm tired, and yet I can't explain anything. My face must've looked so stupid as the secrets were revealed lol
The tutorial is spidey performing the trick. It's clearly noticeable when watching his hands while watching this video with the intention to fixate on what his fingers are up to. In the moment, to a 3 beers deep punter, it is easy to be distracted. Very clean slight of hand 👍🏼
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Take as you wish, but the first song on the Slipknot newest album is called "Insert Coin". Coincidence? I don't think so hahah
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Great coin trick. I love it!
👻I didn't know you could scare ghosts, I always assumed they were just bored to death. 😅
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Lovely presentation im going to learn this as my first trick hope it comes together keep it up ramsay
John Ramsay. Ramsay subtlety is named after John Ramsay.
❤ the ring tap is a grand addition from Chris 😉
That trick was pretty easier to figure out
Easy enough to figure out. He had a second quarter with 3 green dots on it. He places the "fake" one (without the "A") in the shot glass while palming the original in his left hand. He then interjects the original into the napkin as he's wadding it up, and places it under the glass.
Notice how you never see the "tails" side of the "fake" quarter when it's removed from the shot glass (because there's no "A" on it). As he's wrapping it up in the post-it note, he lets it slide out of the paper and into his palm at some point (gotta admit, he does a good job at this).
This trick was the easiest trick I've seen on this channel
I saw the switch from a mile away, but that coin fold is new for me and blew my mind! I love learning new moves!
"I love the impromptu feel of it." That's . . . because it WAS originally impromptu. Sick, man. Very, very cool!
You and Chris are my mentors!
Sounds cliché, but my Grandfather taught me my first magic trick and I have been in love with magic ever since.
You and Chris have taught me so much! I appreciate what you guys do. Thank you!
Ayo Chris…coins wrapped in paper don't make the same sound as a ring tapping glass so…yea.
Agree, unnecessary tip
I actually think he was meta and did that just for the cringe of it lol
Loved this trick! I’m definitely going to try it out thanks for sharing :)
Pretty good but u can see how he does everything just need to pay attention
That's how magic works
That goes the same for any magic trick😂
Hi Chris. Great bar trick, Spidey. Might be a good idea to explain that Ghosts like to hide in sheets and so we are going to put a folded up sheet in this shot glass, in case he gets scared for any reason. I find that justifying a move is a good idea. Otherwise, the spectator may just wonder why you are wadding a napkin.
Look really close you can see his sleight of hand.
you dont even have to look close for that honestly. it's not that good. that being said, great trick I had no idea how he did it and when.
@@jasperdiscovers really? i dont want to act like the smartass but everything was extremly obvious
@@nugginusslover476 I agree. You see him put something in the napkin and the coin change in the first glass. Kept his hand ontop covering the coin in it until the other guy replaced it. But still a fun performance
This is a classic bar trick. Do you think for a second that some drunken lout in a dark bar at ten o'clock on a Saturday night is going to see a minor flash?
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Spidey is a really good instructor...you can tell he is a very patient person. I think I'll go Subscribe to his Channel...
And another thing...I want some merch, baby!
I caught the napkin stuffing so it made me conspicuous of how the coin got into his hand. Nice trick, otherwise.
The magician is super slick with hands. At the same time, the camera man is moving the camera around and not showing the magicians hands at critical times
Anyone else know exactly what was going on and what the trick was going to be as he was first doing it?
Was pretty obvious to me...but I been doin this shit for bloody years.
Yeah, but I mean, but if you also have basic Ocean's Eleven level training you should be able to figure out the old 22 Switcheroo
@@kingrobert1st I haven't been doing it, ever. And it was still that obvious!
@@shaun2463 Yes, this was mainly due to lack of any misdirection and extremely bad patter. He was basically explaining how the trick worked while he was performing it. I can get a Jumbo coin under a whiskey glass without any one seeing but it needs some skill and I ain't gonna share that on yt.
@@kingrobert1st that's why I said when he was 'first' doing it because that's when he wasn't explaining as he went along. He just did the trick. And there was misdirection, it was just poorly done. Like when he asked for a lighter, then he himself had one... if you need a lighter for the trick, you wouldn't rely on someone else having one, so asking if they had one then pulling your own out just made it obvious.
Please be aware that hand gestures can have different meanings in different countries.
Two fingers are an offensive gesture in the UK.
Knuckles first, is F.O
He should've burned the paper so the coin will just vaporize.
He mentioned the possibility of using flash paper to create that very effect. He just didn't have any on him...
Lol
That’s a great trick! 👍
Saw Spidey load the napkin, didn't catch anything else
hahah
He didnt fold the paper properly either.. he folds it to where it looks like the coin is trapped, but you can see the slit.. right before he asks if the other guy has a lighter, @ 1:57 when he says "the last thing we need" he slides the fake coin out into his palm and then when he reaches for his back pocket, he puts it away.. @ 2:08 he accidentally hits the edge of the paper, and you can clearly tell the way the paper moved that there isnt anything in there.. this was just really horribly executed
Loving this new style of cinematography and intros. Shot very well and a nice change from your old intros.
Damn. I was expecting to learn a new trick. I caught every move during the first play.
That was awesome Chris and Spidey love this trick thank you for sharing. . .
I actually caught this one when he did it. I'm proud of myself. No one's gonna believe me cause internet, but I know.
Everyone here knows and saw the changes n the palmed coin mam. So don't feel too bad! It was super sloppy. U shouldn't be able to notice those things when a trick is done right can tell. It's prob his second time preforming this
You're not alone, and I'm usually barely perceptive enough to notice that we left one of my kids behind at a restaurant. Keep up to date on the comments, lots of ppl who normally don't spot stuff the first time (myself included) are spotting it. I can't fault the guy, though, he was willing to share the trick....not everyone is!
The spectators can see which side of the coin the magician draws the 3 dots on, so they know which side the volunteer drew the letter on.
*I think I did it wrong , im not sure my hand is supposed to go through the glass*
Shim Lin could do it I'm sure! or is it Shin Lim? Lim bim bim bin biscuit barrel whatever.
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Shin lim
Fucking brilliant spidey. Amazing idea.
Ramsay killed it with the little subtlety 😂 funny but awesome aswell 👌🏼
Never disappointed guys thanks again.
The switch was soo obvious to me on the first view.
I guess i have to practice it more but at 10:37, when he is holding the napkin with his palms open, for those that pay attention, the fingers on his left hand are more open and revealing then the hand with the coin naturally.
When you're so early TH-cam says 'no views'
Trick is awesome. And I love how spidy is looking at the wrong camera most of the time 😂
Dude, you have to work on your palming... It's way too easy to see, almost like flashing.
Buen vídeo!
u cant say good video if you havent wached it yet
Lol it's barely been up for 2 minutes, how do you know it's good? :p
It was pretty obvious how it was done when you didn't show the "A" side after you took the coin out of the first glass it was in.
That's kinda over-proving, though, don't you think? It really shouldn't be necessary to show both sides... again... after just showing them both prior to placing it in the glass. I mean, this isn't a "magician fooler" sort of trick and most laymen are not thinking "Hey he didn't show me both sides of that coin again...."
Yeah! More like this please!
I figurd out how he did it before we learned it.
If you're familiar with sleight of hand it's quite easy to figure out.
Yeah see I had no clue what the hell happened, but I dont know anything about magic or sleight of hand or hand dexterity so it got me haha
I was instantly suspicious of that last fold. Looked super obvious to me that he left a gap for the coin to fall out of.
This trick is so amazing to perform. Learned it well and it does amazing every time. The reactions are amazing with this one. Thank you spidey.
Man... Love this trick. Practiced it in the mirror like 5 times then performed it for my very skeptical Teenagers and their friend and all their minds were completely blown.
My kids think I'm magic.
Thanks Spidey!
P.s. Always say Holloweeny
Beautiful effect! Loved it.
Spidey is a god.
Thank you it was beautiful. I now see why it's so hard to figure out how it's done just by thinking, because there are multiple steps to this process. Kind of like an invisible complex redstone mechanism underground in minecraft which makes something visible (but relatively small compared to the wiring and pistons).
"Creates magic" :O Demonic powers proven!!! XD Yeah I might have just watched the "Demonic magic" reaction/explanation videos from you ;)
I think Spidey needs a power beard like Chris. That is the key to more subs.
This is exactly what I recommend, in studio guest magicians instead of watching them on TH-cam.
Perfect.
I love this. Such a powerful trick you can do with minimum of practice
Yess more tutorials!!!
cool spidy cool added sound illusion chris cool video camera guy