Apollo Robbins on Motion | Brain Games

Deception expert Apollo Robbins shows off a motion trick that can help you impress your friends.
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[@mercedesjimenez8049]

My science project was about that!

[@DzHoR]

love the background music

[@kaimzeratti8132]

Isn't it sounding like Billie Jean..?

[@doodleoffice221]

Oh, nice. Like it

[@TheEcole373]

I need his training.

[@inuyashasdog]

I actually did this for a demonstration speech, but you can take it further and burn the rest of the toothpick inside the glass so it'll balance on it's edge.

[@KingdomHeartsCrys]

like that guy

[@ShadowMudkip123]

When you figure it out you feel really stupid you missed his hand movements lol

[@Matheweth]

you can also burn the end of the toothpick on the inside of the rim of the glass. It will burn away but the fork and spoon will still balance

[@deday6525]

whats the name of this overused background music song?

[@joshlee1090]

Mic is rubbing. Boom it up!

[@SquirrelsInMyPants23]

Just by watching this now i know why the toy bird can balance on my hand

[@jaidenleefelty311]

I love magic and u r my idol of magic

[@SirPawsies]

I learned to do a similar trick, with 2 toothpicks, 2 forks and a salt container

[@1.4142]

I'm pretty sure most waiters know that trick

[@Leo7531]

is it me or does he simply looks like a detective

[@TrueInvisible]

nice hat pal XD

[@lwarrell31]

Apollo Robins is cool as

[@brandylancaster8103]

gordan freemen

[@martialartsnerd7673]

Skyrim

[@Sam-ol3jq]

1st time without hat

[@jrw8906]

no problem

[@JasminaLinster]

it probably never went into the bottom hand, he just acted like he passed it into his hand

[@nicholasfilsinger6490]

how does he do the poker chip thing

[@wrightclick]

What poker chip thing?

[@jkmula16]

I did it.

[@mrcheaters100]

I saw this but not only 1 pares but 5 pairs of spoon and fork

[@jrw8906]

It is called a muscle pass

[@1611spooky]

learn me that trick

[@timwiliusa6564]

Aw... i tought i was the first person to invented this.

[@fayaadbsa]

i can.....

[@austinplaysandsings]

What is it with Apollo and his fedora?

[@osamasalah9354]

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh this good

[@GermiesCoasterYard]

Already seen this :|

[@bonelord6631]

He looks like he's part of the mafia

[@DerGrueneBaron]

they hired the best pickpocketer in the wolrd to show lame tricks?

[@brandylancaster8103]

the cup one was okay the coin through the table.... not so much

[@furrykef]

Apollo Robbins isn't just the best pickpocket in the world. He's also one of the best at explaining the psychology behind his tricks, whether it's his pickpocket routine or simple magic tricks. That a trick is simple and well known doesn't mean you understand *why* it works; Apollo's job here is to explain it to you.