It's so cool to see these two collaborate. I've always thought of them as polar opposites; Asad being a more relaxed table magician and Jay Jay being a super energetic in the hands magician. Really cool to see them both teach!
I used this trick one time when I messed up and pulled out the wrong card. I asked the spectator "what whas your card" they told me and I looked through the deck/cut the card to the top as I told them "I dont see it in here". then I palmed it out and pulled it from my pocket. everyone was blone away and nobody realized I messed up.
I do that anytime I mess up. in fact i messed during a show, and luckily i knew where the card was, and then I grabbed the card from someone's hood. One tip instead of cutting it to the top use a spread cull to control the card to the top. Look through the deck and quickly find it. As soon as you find it get it in cull position and then you can show them "look your card isn't there" and then card to pocket"
Please keep doing videos like this. It's so useful not only seeing how the trick is done, but also a discussion on how to make it work, general trick tips and possible variations. Cheers for a great video.
Hi guys. Great video. I teach Japanese, so to be clear and hopefully helpful, "sensei" is teacher while "senpai" is basically an older and more advanced student or someone who has been doing something longer who can help. It is often translated as "upperclassman" or "senior". I think it is totally appropriate for this situation.
Okay, so I get how they did it the first time, you just palm the card, and while its palmed they put it in the pocket and take it out... What I dont get is how at 1:20 he has the card on his jean and it disappears beneath his hand and appears in his pocket - because when his hand goes in, his hand isn't in Palm position, meaning it has to already be inside the pocket? Any help?
If anyone here isn't comfortable enough with palming yet, here's an alternative method using a double-backer: 1. Begin with the double-backer secretly in your pocket 2. Have a card selected and control it to the top 3. Use whatever patter you like 4. Get a break beneath the top card 5. Place the double-backer on top of the deck (they think it's their card) 6. Do a double turnover to show their card was in your pocket :)
Lazarus thoreau I'm glad you like the idea! I first saw it on a DVD called Packet Killer featuring Simon Lovell. Sometimes other magicians criticise it when I tell them about it, saying "Why would you take the card out of your pocket and put it on the deck instead of just turning it over?" This is true, but I've performed this so many times and NOBODY has ever said anything or seemed suspicious. I think it kind of comes across as building suspense.
It's also worth noting that you could just start with any old indifferent card in your pocket. The only difference would be that after doing the double turnover, you'd need to do a cleanup sleight such as the KM Move (taught here on the channel).
I wouldn't say: "I will teach you" because you do not and you should not. I would prefer to say: "some people do it like this, they hold a card in there hand (show of the palm go in the pocket), but that's not how I am doing it" and then do the last phase clearly not palming anything. Much stronger in my opinion, because you don't teach/expose a move you are using, your exposing a 'cheaper' way that it could be done, but you are not using it (from the spectators point of view)
Asad pumping out those masterclasses. Great job! I gotta ask though - Gambler's Cop or Palm, which do you prefer? Also, is there a way to search for specific videos on the app? Sometimes, I'll go into it looking for a specific move to see if I'm doing it right, but cannot find it because it would be categorized differently than I would assume (Like the "Rub a dub" vanish for example).
You might have accidentally used bing caus thats not what i get when i google it. It says "In informal use, 'senpai' can refer to anyone whose attention you want to get-that could be someone you admire and want to be friends with or someone you're interested in romantically."
You don't HAVE to be all that good at palming, if you use the misdirection properly. I used to be a terrible palmer but I'd go to this type of routine to get around that.
It's so cool to see these two collaborate. I've always thought of them as polar opposites; Asad being a more relaxed table magician and Jay Jay being a super energetic in the hands magician. Really cool to see them both teach!
I used this trick one time when I messed up and pulled out the wrong card. I asked the spectator "what whas your card" they told me and I looked through the deck/cut the card to the top as I told them "I dont see it in here". then I palmed it out and pulled it from my pocket. everyone was blone away and nobody realized I messed up.
lol
I do that anytime I mess up. in fact i messed during a show, and luckily i knew where the card was, and then I grabbed the card from someone's hood.
One tip instead of cutting it to the top use a spread cull to control the card to the top. Look through the deck and quickly find it. As soon as you find it get it in cull position and then you can show them "look your card isn't there" and then card to pocket"
Blown*
The thumbnail photo is beautiful! ❤
Hello, Mr. Jenko
whats so beautiful about it?? i dont understand.
yes its cool
Can't a photo look good? The red Mint deck in the thumbnail looks beautiful in the blue/black-ish jeans.
TheRussianGenius I love your videos on your channel
honestly i think this works best in a ambitious card routine and i love it
Please keep doing videos like this. It's so useful not only seeing how the trick is done, but also a discussion on how to make it work, general trick tips and possible variations. Cheers for a great video.
A collaboration between the two TH-cam magicians who have defined the medium! Brilliant!
My favorite two magic channel hosts in one video...
Yejun Cum
Everything in this video is absolutely brilliant! Thanks Asad and Jay Jay.
I like this format. Get insights and views from 2 really good magicians. More like this please.
I swear to god this may be the most helpful video i have ever seen for palming.
Hi guys. Great video. I teach Japanese, so to be clear and hopefully helpful, "sensei" is teacher while "senpai" is basically an older and more advanced student or someone who has been doing something longer who can help. It is often translated as "upperclassman" or "senior". I think it is totally appropriate for this situation.
Have Jayjay teach pickpocketing! :D
never ever have I thought that a collab like this would ever happen 😮
THAT WRISTWATCH IS BIGGER THAN THESE CAPS.
Love JJ and free magic live
Pumped to see some new video action! Love the app and excited for whatever's coming next
Great vid, thanks Asad and Jay Jay
Jay Jay is an amazing magician!
Love that backstage pass Jay Jay! I do the same one ;)
youre like Brothers Just love youre work guys
Free magic live taught me my first magic trick
when i saw jay i thought jay sanky
Raymond Fales lol me too
I was thinking jay from sleight of hand 101 lol
two experts on same table
nice..
asad + jay jay =💥
I miss Jay Jay, been there the moment I started with magic
Jay Jay and Asad? Best combination
jayyyy is back
So awesome!!!!!
52kards could you do a video on the longitudinal card palm?
This honestly blew my mind.
Huge fan
Love your videos, dude! Keep 'm comming ;)
Great tipps!!
It's Jay!!!!!
Okay, so I get how they did it the first time, you just palm the card, and while its palmed they put it in the pocket and take it out... What I dont get is how at 1:20 he has the card on his jean and it disappears beneath his hand and appears in his pocket - because when his hand goes in, his hand isn't in Palm position, meaning it has to already be inside the pocket? Any help?
Love your videos
duuuude awesome!
Amazing trick. :)
AWESOME!!!
Cool trick.
JAY JAY!!!!!
double pick - to pocket
smooth bro ✓
we have the greatest teachers sure we know how it's done 😝
can you please do the cherry control pass?
Notifications on!!!
do you know when the next phase of the mint playing cards will release?
what is the name of Jay Jay's top control??
I'd like to know too
Well you guys probably already know that its a pass with a very amazingly executed subtlely .
If anyone here isn't comfortable enough with palming yet, here's an alternative method using a double-backer:
1. Begin with the double-backer secretly in your pocket
2. Have a card selected and control it to the top
3. Use whatever patter you like
4. Get a break beneath the top card
5. Place the double-backer on top of the deck (they think it's their card)
6. Do a double turnover to show their card was in your pocket :)
Lazarus thoreau I'm glad you like the idea! I first saw it on a DVD called Packet Killer featuring Simon Lovell. Sometimes other magicians criticise it when I tell them about it, saying "Why would you take the card out of your pocket and put it on the deck instead of just turning it over?" This is true, but I've performed this so many times and NOBODY has ever said anything or seemed suspicious. I think it kind of comes across as building suspense.
It's also worth noting that you could just start with any old indifferent card in your pocket. The only difference would be that after doing the double turnover, you'd need to do a cleanup sleight such as the KM Move (taught here on the channel).
I wouldn't say: "I will teach you" because you do not and you should not. I would prefer to say: "some people do it like this, they hold a card in there hand (show of the palm go in the pocket), but that's not how I am doing it" and then do the last phase clearly not palming anything. Much stronger in my opinion, because you don't teach/expose a move you are using, your exposing a 'cheaper' way that it could be done, but you are not using it (from the spectators point of view)
great idea 👍👍👍
like the collabs
do an updated deck collection video
do they smaller cards to make it easier for palming?
hey when are you going to make more mint cards?
Raymond Fales i guess this year..
EarthEaterEE ok
What is the minimum palm size required? I don't understand whether I have smaller then required palms or I am incorrectly training :D
Whats the name of the pass on @38s ?
when I try the top palm the card goes to far to the right. how can I center the card more?
what control did jay jay used?
When I do the one handed top palm. The card always goes too far to the right and it can be seen sticking out. I just cannot work it out :(
nice video
Figured it out while watching lol
I have pretty small hands and my fingers are a bit bent can I still palm?
nice
What is jay jay's Control called
omg Jay Jay is alive...
Jay Jay any magic tricks
Bala Bala
you had soooo many intro in your chanel through the years
How is called the control used in the performance?
Who won the decks from the last vid
Asad pumping out those masterclasses. Great job! I gotta ask though - Gambler's Cop or Palm, which do you prefer?
Also, is there a way to search for specific videos on the app? Sometimes, I'll go into it looking for a specific move to see if I'm doing it right, but cannot find it because it would be categorized differently than I would assume (Like the "Rub a dub" vanish for example).
What control is that??
Anyone know the name of the control jay makes?
Zavalarlz He's just doing a classic pass most of the time, isn't he?
yo, how do i learn to palm that fast like jayjay?
notification squad!
What happens if your hand is to small
I prefer the DPS
Do 52kards change always his intros videos, like at 1:35
u didnt pick a card from under the table.. so i was lookin for it under mine the whole video lol
Haven’t watched him in a while
Harry Lorayne who said that u need those three moves not Dai Vernon
what pass/control does JAY JAY do!?!?!??!?! NAmE?
Hey asad you try to collaborate with Sankey magic... in sure you've heard of him
He's actually done a couple already.
i wish this was a lot more organized. lol. good stuff but by the end i wasn't even sure what we'd talked about
JAY JAY IS A FUCKING LEGEND
FREEMAGICLIVE FOR LIFE
when I saw jay .I thought that jay is a very sanky speaking person
HELLO MR.ASAD. I just waana ask you, are you an Indian?
I don't watch Anime nor do i know Japanese but senpai is not teacher :'D
I don't either, but I just googled it and it actually does
It does indeed mean Teacher/Master.
You might have accidentally used bing caus thats not what i get when i google it. It says "In informal use, 'senpai' can refer to anyone whose attention you want to get-that could be someone you admire and want to be friends with or someone you're interested in romantically."
www.google.com/search?q=senpai+meaning&oq=senpai+meaning&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j0l5.1544j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
That's the first thing I get on google
2 legends hahahahaha both Indians
hi
3:42
Sensei
senpai means senior in Japanese, sensei means teacher
my hands be to SHMAUL
My hands physically are not big enough to palm so I sad boy
Poor me
you could cop the cards into your back pocket but you should be careful of your angles
حلو
Notice me Senpai! Notice me!
Oh yeah, well I can make a card float on water
Skaterr The Legend You too?
Green Raven Yep, we must be some hard core magicians
why jayjay in this channel doing his job?
Sensei is teacher in japanese
You don't HAVE to be all that good at palming, if you use the misdirection properly. I used to be a terrible palmer but I'd go to this type of routine to get around that.