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@@magicbryant8 Yeah? I felt like I did a pretty good job disguising the code words... I didn't emphasize them too much or anything... and even then you'd have to be a magician to get what I was alluding to.
You are super smooth. Love the magic trick. I feel certain it was slight of hand, but didn't see anything. VERY fooling. Loved the use of reflections. It just adds a very magical touch. EPIC moves, bro!
you have such an honest, relaxed approach in your videos that it actually makes the viewer quite relaxed and, along with your commentary, allows the viewer to better appreciate certain details that many of us would either overlook or not recognize.
I'm pretty sure that the linking ring trick requires one normal one and a pair that was already linked. He just performs it so smooth and makes you think he links or later unlinks them when he actually doesn't. Also, the last trick completely broke my mind- but watching it back slower exposes it. Still can't believe how good everyone was though, they all did an absolutely amazing job!
I believe your correct except for a very small thing. I don’t want to give to much away… So think of miss matched or uneven ropes. Compare how you would show each rope to the linking of the first rings. Then if you think big picture if only very slight. Remember when TVs used to have picture in picture, good times. This would prob play a factor with the 3rd magically linked ring. Just like electronic music it’s all about the drop ; )
Yes, you got it right. The "magician" said that we can pause it... but he didn't say that we can reduce the play-back speed down to .25%, so I did this later. :) The loose ring actually never went through any of those permanently two joined rings.
I love how Jason took the time to actually recreate the magic. More than just reaction, actual attempts at task magic. Really made the video enjoyable.
Hello Jason! I'm pretty sure his linking rings are exactly as shown at 1:41. The entire routine is due to masterful handling, with no gaps or gaffs. :-) Brilliant. UPDATE: Just saw your comment at 3:18, so I think we're on the same wavelength. :-)
I love your content man. My 9 year old son always asks if you've made new videos to watch. Thank you for the family friendly content and inspiring all of us.
Hey!!!’ Thank you for featuring me in your video! The method I used in my video is by Matthew Garrett! It is called GiR. There are no moving parts and all the rings can be 100% examined! ;)
3:25 one ring was smaller than the other two, letting the bigger unlinked ring slide over the smaller one. And with some nice sleight of hand, he was able to trick us :P
Personally I don't need short videos I really enjoy your positivity. I just recently went through a rough patch and honestly seeing you were able to maintain your energy while going through your youtube drama was a great motivator for me!
Jason's humor is perfect for me. It's understated, a bit self-deprecating, and often makes me laugh a second time. I like when he impromptu attempts magic tricks...and my mind was melted on a couple of those tricks that stumped Jason, too.
I think what's so enjoyable about you Jason is that you are still a little naive about magic, so you do get fooled and experience that sense of wonder, which is great to watch! I've got over 45 years experience now and - tragically - I see through most tricks first time. If anybody out there is just an enthusiast and not a working magician, I'd urge you NOT to learn how everything works. That sense of wonder is something you lose the more that you know, and it's sorely missed. I miss the time when I wasn't so clued up and could still be amazed!
For the linking rings. One of them is larger than the others. He isn't "linking" them he's simply putting it around the other two linked rings and catching it in the middle.
@@JasonParkerMagic i don't always comment (my lack of energy) but when i do, on your channel, i absolutely mean it. so remember my nick when you see it under your videos ☺️👍
Still here Jason! I think this reddit idea is great and you are giving exposure to some very good magicians, maybe one will eventually land on fool us, and we can say Jason Parker told us about him years ago! Always enjoy watching your videos
From first viewing of the linking rings, it appears that 2 rings are permanently linked. The way he handles the rings makes it look as though the 2 linked are at times, separated.
Kind of funny. I never had linking rings and don't know how the mechanism would look like. But I think I saw exactly how he did his trick. Maybe the reason I don't know what I normaly would look for made it mor easy for me to see what was going on. (My hint is. There are realy no gaps) P.S. I stopped the video to comment before I read the disclaimer you wrote :)
The coin thing with the mirror was originally a Daniel Cross effect called twilight. Released in 1985 in Daniels lecture notes. Daniel was the resident close up magician at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas. Cheers.
I think that first trick is shroedingers hoop for sure. They're both linked and unlinked. If it's what I think it is then shroedingers hoops would be a nice name for it xD.
I heard back very positive things from them at first.... but then communication just kinda fizzled out over the months... I think with COVID and inability of magicians to perform in real life so long.... they probably have a huge amount of magicians applying to be on the show
I guess if you go on Fool Us, then you can surely put your own performance on your channel right? lol I'd like to see Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker. And then Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker. And then Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker. …
Really love seeing you react to and attempt these reddit magic tricks! Also that was my Aesop meme lmao, glad you enjoyed it! To answer your question I prefer to watch youtube videos in theater mode when not in full screen, which blacks out the sides of a video unless it's super wide screen c:
Chris Ramsay reacted to a few of these. Glad his Reddit followers are willing to help your channel out. Make me wish I was a magician so I could submit some trix
Oh yeah? I hadn't seen... actually I wanted to watch some of his videos recently, but then I was concerned it could potentially influence or spoil the magic that I might react to!
I think the fork was stuck between the spoon and his shirt. The tongs sticking into his chest, and the end nuzzled into the dip of the spoon. When he turns it, he is very careful so that the spoon part stays stationary since its holding up the fork. He pulls the fork up and hides the spoon as seen in some pen tricks in one fluid motion.
The fork was hidden inside the spoon. When he flipped the spoon the last time, he took out the fork from the other side of the spoon and held that upright. Simultaneously he hid the spoon in his other hand. That's why he lowers the other hand in the end - because he's hiding the spoon behind his arm.
I love the content-and you’re getting better; more relatable, charismatic and genuine. Keep it up. I guess P&T’s lawyers demonetized your vids? FOOLISH move, Fool Us. SMH 🤦♂️
1st one: 2 rings are already attached, the third is larger and can slide over the first one and rest on the bottom one for the illusion of linking. Simple but dude did a good job with it
Thank you Jason, really love it. I think the format and length are about right. You found some really great content, and included just the right amount of humour. Glad to see Easop is back. Hopefully you can get a big enough following with this to make revenue again. Who needs tv networks anyway. 🎩💥🐰
the cord tricks are basically same stuff you get when buying small wood and string puzzles where you have to release some part and put it back in the same place. Do some of them and none of it will surprise you. I used to work in the store selling them and we had some of them open for people to play. I could untangle and tangle them with a timer in my hands and possibly with my eyes closed.
Hey Jason, thanks for an awesome video! The knot tricks were something else! This guy with the spoon and fork... very frustrating indeed :) He must have brought the fork with his right hand. I noticed that it was facing the wrong way though: if it had remained a spoon, it should be facing the camera with the hollow side. Not sure if that means anything :)
I got them black bars on the sides of my screen too. Thought about rendering in a wider format? I like your work btw. Oh and, that rings trick. 01:27 the two rings are linked the entire time. They were made that way. The third ring never gets linked to the other two and the oth two never get sperated. I don't know how to code talk that.
16:31 one end was loose fixed. He took after rotating and took his right hand down. Other end of spoon too was hidden with hand . After rotating showed that
The reason why there's no Gap in the rings, is because it's a slit in the rings not visible to the camera looking right at it would just enough room to pass things through.
I believe that at 3:00 he completely shows the prop, there is no gimmick to them and what you see is what you get. He instead achieves the effect via slight of hand and at one point apparently linking them using their size difference.
The spoon trick is a sleight of hand. At the last flip to reveal a fork, he palmed the scoop part of spoon which was attached to (by magnet) and hid the fork head.
Okay, so a couple years late to this video but I didn't see anyone else comment on it after a quick scan. The second trick, the one where the person wraps a cord around objects, then pulls it free is actually a legitimate trick I've seen done by magicians. In fact, I think I've even seen Penn and Teller do a version of it. But the version I've seen usually involves the magician taking a rope, wrapping it around someone's neck, then pulling it free in a way that makes it look like the rope moves through the person's neck to come undone. I have a magician friend who has performed this trick and he showed me how it's done. There's a special way the magician will wrap it around that makes it *look like* it's around when it's really not.
the plug tieing is like making a false knot. He looped over once so u hav to reverse it in some type of "reversed-second-loop" way to untie it. 👍🏾 👏🏾🤗 I just learned about a snapping reveal. Sorry if I didn't call it correctly. I think the fork was in front of spoon and he switched while lowering spoon in right hand. 🤗
The second video, there's a mathematical branch call Knot Theory where it is claimed that it is numerically possible to make and undo any knot with the proper sequence of steps... or something along those lines!
@Jason Parker i get what he did at 14:26 .. one of the card is double with a gap from a side and when he takes the card if we just focus he slid the card a little bit to make a coin under the second card and he put it on the table. and so on
Great effort. I know it’s not quite fool us but it is interesting and you have a great personality. I know this won’t help with the 20 minute time limit issue but you could consider using slow motion for key points when reviewing what the magician did. I know we can do that on TH-cam but just a thought. Good luck with your new venture from the UK
Last teick, spoon is also a fork with detachable spoon part and he palms it away with his right hand. When it comes the rings, as far as I understand two links were always linked and never seperated.
I have been using a fire wallet as my everyday wallet for 3 or 4 months (so it doesn't look brand new). The only thing is - it still looks brand new and it's so bulky I struggle to get it out of my pocket sometimes, but if you do use it for its purpose, it does get some cool reactions.
The one ring is bigger than the other two (which are permanently linked together). He drops the bigger one so it clears the top ring and is sitting on the bottom ring. He can then easily drop it from the bottom ring to appear as though it unlinked. Then he uses slight to show the one make it appear as though all three rings were no longer linked.
@@Bodyknock what are you talkin about? It's very simple if you can stare at video games while smoking 7 joints a day, drinking Coca-Cola and ordering McDonald's, then I think you should be capable of concentrating for 22 minutes stop trying to use dumb terminology to prove an already irrelevant point.
@@unbroken1010 Nobody said that 22 minutes was too long. The original reference was in response to Jason saying he wanted this video to be under 20 minutes (see 18:14 and 18:39). Perhaps you yourself weren't able to concentrate long enough to notice this? ;)
I appreciate you all being here! :) @unbroken1010 - Doug was just making a joke, referencing what I had said in the video, but thank you for being on my side in general! :) @Doug Rosengard - Yes hahah.... exactly... this video was even LONGER than last time. I really do want to aim for somewhere around 20 minutes or less. So the videos could be more accessible to a wider audience... @Max Peeters - Thanks for also being here to help explain :)
Hey Jason, thanks again for posting this! Please keep doing them. A few suggestions for you ... (1) Could you please number your Reddit Reaction videos in the title? .... So, "Magician reacts to Reddit magic #2" ... or similar? ... This will make them easier to refer to specific videos, etc. (2) Could you please provide a "table of contents" with links to the various videos you are using in the description? This will allow us to go watch the original videos ourselves, without having to search endlessly for them. Plus, getting a link from you provides more incentive for ppl to submit content for your review. (3) Your local Ace Hardware store probably has white or yellow rope available by the foot. That would be easier to see against your black t-shirt for future rope demos. (4) I think it's fun when you try to recreate the magic tricks you see. Not always possible, obviously, if you dont have the stuff needed for the trick. But, its fun to see you try, when you can do it. Plus, it provides some good filler content, so you dont burn through all your source material (uploaded videos) so fast. Thanks again!
Okay if you can't figure out the principal of the disappearing spoon to fork. As you look at it towards the very end she brings his right hand down making the spoon invisible from the naked eye, because it's the angle of the camera he brings his hand down but doesn't move his hand. He has a drop bag at the end of the table where he's at. But maybe if you had your cup of coffee, you might have been able to figure that one out, and it's so simple to do.
Linking rings: there are two rings permanently linked hidden by the way they are manipulated. When all three appear to be linked they'e not just the third lose ring is sitting on top of the linked rings, henc why it just fell off with a "blow".
Thank you for your great videos. I don't know if I have said this before, but you look just like my brother, and my name is Jason. :D I often find myself watching your videos when I am thinking of my brother, who lives 1000+ miles from me. :)
luv all magic this is so cool the mirror image ur coad is spot on i use it all the time i mean i luv turtles how they use thier back shell to hide and apeer turtls are magic jason luv what u do iam ace card magician from uk hope ur gud
for the last one I think he's got fork behind the spoon and is palming the spoon while flipping fork up in one go. Easier said then done. Kind of like the snap change with the cards with the twist
at 16:50 and I get the man with the spoon, he hides the the fork behind the spoon and when he flapped up the spoon he he actually hold the fork and when he twisted his hand, he hides the spoon like when u hide a pen with his arm too, i don't think he hided the fork like when u hide the card in snap card trick cuz it's heavy to hold it straightly
Yeeeeeeeeeeah, that one with the spoon hurts me long time. I can see where the spoon goes... and I know where the fork was before it appeared, but I have no idea at all, and I mean NO idea, when and how he does that switch. He's as smooth as water down an ice path.
From Matrix: " Spoon boy: Do not try and bend the spoon. That’s impossible. Instead… only try to realize the truth. Neo: What truth? Spoon boy: There is no spoon. Neo: There is no spoon? Spoon boy: Then you’ll see, that it is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself. " So, there is no spoon. You did not free the spoon with the magic, but you freed yourself.
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I enjoyed the format THANK YOU.
I do enjoy watching these videos - thank you Jason
You need to tuck away the code talk. I don’t like or want to see the secrets of magic revealed.
Spoon trick: Look at his right hand and what it's doing. Also note different rotation of spoon & fork...
@@magicbryant8 Yeah? I felt like I did a pretty good job disguising the code words... I didn't emphasize them too much or anything... and even then you'd have to be a magician to get what I was alluding to.
Woohoo! Thumbnail! Thank you for reviewing another one of my tricks... I enjoyed your coded theory too haha!
You are super smooth. Love the magic trick. I feel certain it was slight of hand, but didn't see anything. VERY fooling. Loved the use of reflections. It just adds a very magical touch. EPIC moves, bro!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it!
That shit was smooth almost make me think
Is this a real magic
👏👏👏 Brovo Sir! 👏👏👏
Is it something related to rodrigo romano ?
you have such an honest, relaxed approach in your videos that it actually makes the viewer quite relaxed and, along with your commentary, allows the viewer to better appreciate certain details that many of us would either overlook or not recognize.
I'm pretty sure that the linking ring trick requires one normal one and a pair that was already linked. He just performs it so smooth and makes you think he links or later unlinks them when he actually doesn't.
Also, the last trick completely broke my mind- but watching it back slower exposes it. Still can't believe how good everyone was though, they all did an absolutely amazing job!
I watched the linking rings trick a few times with your theory in mind and I admit it appears you are correct sir. Nice eye 👀
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look at the left hand... then you will see the trick....`
I believe your correct except for a very small thing. I don’t want to give to much away… So think of miss matched or uneven ropes. Compare how you would show each rope to the linking of the first rings. Then if you think big picture if only very slight. Remember when TVs used to have picture in picture, good times. This would prob play a factor with the 3rd magically linked ring. Just like electronic music it’s all about the drop ; )
Yes, you got it right. The "magician" said that we can pause it... but he didn't say that we can reduce the play-back speed down to .25%, so I did this later. :)
The loose ring actually never went through any of those permanently two joined rings.
I love how Jason took the time to actually recreate the magic. More than just reaction, actual attempts at task magic. Really made the video enjoyable.
Glad you liked that part!! It was fun actually :)
Hello Jason! I'm pretty sure his linking rings are exactly as shown at 1:41. The entire routine is due to masterful handling, with no gaps or gaffs. :-) Brilliant. UPDATE: Just saw your comment at 3:18, so I think we're on the same wavelength. :-)
I love your content man. My 9 year old son always asks if you've made new videos to watch. Thank you for the family friendly content and inspiring all of us.
That is awesome! Thanks :)
Hey!!!’ Thank you for featuring me in your video! The method I used in my video is by Matthew Garrett! It is called GiR. There are no moving parts and all the rings can be 100% examined! ;)
3:25 one ring was smaller than the other two, letting the bigger unlinked ring slide over the smaller one. And with some nice sleight of hand, he was able to trick us :P
The Beardymagicguy was really smooth with his slight of hand.
100% agreed. I think I have an idea how he did it (not sure). Either way, expertly done. I didn't see a single move.
Jason the linking rings is pure sleight of hand
Personally I don't need short videos I really enjoy your positivity. I just recently went through a rough patch and honestly seeing you were able to maintain your energy while going through your youtube drama was a great motivator for me!
The lunch time trick was incredibly simple and smooth! Got most of it on first time, but figured out the rest after watching a few times
Jason's humor is perfect for me. It's understated, a bit self-deprecating, and often makes me laugh a second time.
I like when he impromptu attempts magic tricks...and my mind was melted on a couple of those tricks that stumped Jason, too.
Thanks so much Wade :) Your comment made me smile a second time!
I think what's so enjoyable about you Jason is that you are still a little naive about magic, so you do get fooled and experience that sense of wonder, which is great to watch! I've got over 45 years experience now and - tragically - I see through most tricks first time. If anybody out there is just an enthusiast and not a working magician, I'd urge you NOT to learn how everything works. That sense of wonder is something you lose the more that you know, and it's sorely missed. I miss the time when I wasn't so clued up and could still be amazed!
Great video Jason. Keep them coming man.
Thanks Rick!
Keep it up!!!! Always enjoy when you post a video. Really like your attitude and how you present yourself.
Thanks lezmeet! I appreciate that! :)
We want more than 20 min. Great video jason ✌
This is still one of my favorite channels!
Me too and screw that movement😜
For the linking rings. One of them is larger than the others. He isn't "linking" them he's simply putting it around the other two linked rings and catching it in the middle.
A magic video that ends with a life lesson and a book vanish. Love it.
I like Reddit reactions just as much as Fool Us reactions, so keep em coming!
man, you're very entertaining and funny! keep up the great work!🙌
Thanks leech! :)
@@JasonParkerMagic i don't always comment (my lack of energy) but when i do, on your channel, i absolutely mean it. so remember my nick when you see it under your videos ☺️👍
Still here Jason! I think this reddit idea is great and you are giving exposure to some very good magicians, maybe one will eventually land on fool us, and we can say Jason Parker told us about him years ago! Always enjoy watching your videos
From first viewing of the linking rings, it appears that 2 rings are permanently linked. The way he handles the rings makes it look as though the 2 linked are at times, separated.
Always entertaining! Keep up the great work!
Thanks! :)
Kind of funny. I never had linking rings and don't know how the mechanism would look like. But I think I saw exactly how he did his trick. Maybe the reason I don't know what I normaly would look for made it mor easy for me to see what was going on. (My hint is. There are realy no gaps)
P.S. I stopped the video to comment before I read the disclaimer you wrote :)
The coin thing with the mirror was originally a Daniel Cross effect called twilight. Released in 1985 in Daniels lecture notes. Daniel was the resident close up magician at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas. Cheers.
LOVE your reddit reaction videos...keep them coming!
Thank you! Will do!
I think that first trick is shroedingers hoop for sure. They're both linked and unlinked. If it's what I think it is then shroedingers hoops would be a nice name for it xD.
That’s a clever name actually!
oh this is great! i love the fool us videos but i think some of these reddit videos may provide a lot of entertainment! great idea
Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you for keeping fables. 💕
How did your Fool Us audition go?
I heard back very positive things from them at first.... but then communication just kinda fizzled out over the months... I think with COVID and inability of magicians to perform in real life so long.... they probably have a huge amount of magicians applying to be on the show
They'd be super lucky to have you on F.U. So, good luck, Jason, you're awesome!
I guess if you go on Fool Us, then you can surely put your own performance on your channel right? lol I'd like to see Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker. And then Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker. And then Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker reacting to Jason Parker. …
The two rings that are linked are always linked!
WOOOOO! Jason read my comment on SarpKty's Matrix!
My life is complete!
I have been waiting so long lets go
Really love seeing you react to and attempt these reddit magic tricks! Also that was my Aesop meme lmao, glad you enjoyed it! To answer your question I prefer to watch youtube videos in theater mode when not in full screen, which blacks out the sides of a video unless it's super wide screen c:
Chris Ramsay reacted to a few of these. Glad his Reddit followers are willing to help your channel out. Make me wish I was a magician so I could submit some trix
Oh yeah? I hadn't seen... actually I wanted to watch some of his videos recently, but then I was concerned it could potentially influence or spoil the magic that I might react to!
"This is totally not worth my time..." Oh you savage.... xD
having magician say "why lie"... perfection ^_^
touche! 😆
I think the fork was stuck between the spoon and his shirt. The tongs sticking into his chest, and the end nuzzled into the dip of the spoon. When he turns it, he is very careful so that the spoon part stays stationary since its holding up the fork. He pulls the fork up and hides the spoon as seen in some pen tricks in one fluid motion.
The fork was hidden inside the spoon. When he flipped the spoon the last time, he took out the fork from the other side of the spoon and held that upright. Simultaneously he hid the spoon in his other hand. That's why he lowers the other hand in the end - because he's hiding the spoon behind his arm.
I love that your 5hr video has almost 80k views lol!!
I love the content-and you’re getting better; more relatable, charismatic and genuine. Keep it up. I guess P&T’s lawyers demonetized your vids? FOOLISH move, Fool Us. SMH 🤦♂️
Thumbnail magic trick at 7:28
Spoon to fork is a pre-prepared prop which does the trick. It can be built at home with standard silverware.
😂😂😂😂 the opening 😂😂 love your work man
Glad you enjoyed! :)
1st one: 2 rings are already attached, the third is larger and can slide over the first one and rest on the bottom one for the illusion of linking. Simple but dude did a good job with it
This types of videos are really great actually
Thank you Jason, really love it.
I think the format and length are about right.
You found some really great content, and included just the right amount of humour.
Glad to see Easop is back.
Hopefully you can get a big enough following with this to make revenue again.
Who needs tv networks anyway. 🎩💥🐰
Awesome, thank you Richard! Really enjoyed your comment :)
the cord tricks are basically same stuff you get when buying small wood and string puzzles where you have to release some part and put it back in the same place. Do some of them and none of it will surprise you. I used to work in the store selling them and we had some of them open for people to play. I could untangle and tangle them with a timer in my hands and possibly with my eyes closed.
Aesop - Choosing a well made brolly (preparation) can shield you from the challenges a new day brings forth
Hey Jason, thanks for an awesome video! The knot tricks were something else! This guy with the spoon and fork... very frustrating indeed :) He must have brought the fork with his right hand. I noticed that it was facing the wrong way though: if it had remained a spoon, it should be facing the camera with the hollow side. Not sure if that means anything :)
Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Hey at least I'm still here supporting you man! No need for the welcome "back"... I never left!
Thanks John! much appreciated... 🙏
I love the.. No it’s knot. Lol
I got them black bars on the sides of my screen too. Thought about rendering in a wider format?
I like your work btw.
Oh and, that rings trick. 01:27 the two rings are linked the entire time. They were made that way. The third ring never gets linked to the other two and the oth two never get sperated. I don't know how to code talk that.
"I gota knot" sounded to me exactly how Linus says "I got a rock" in the peanuts Halloween special lol!
I would give the aesop's fables some likes. My husband and I love those.
16:31 one end was loose fixed. He took after rotating and took his right hand down.
Other end of spoon too was hidden with hand . After rotating showed that
The reason why there's no Gap in the rings, is because it's a slit in the rings not visible to the camera looking right at it would just enough room to pass things through.
I believe that at 3:00 he completely shows the prop, there is no gimmick to them and what you see is what you get. He instead achieves the effect via slight of hand and at one point apparently linking them using their size difference.
The spoon trick is a sleight of hand. At the last flip to reveal a fork, he palmed the scoop part of spoon which was attached to (by magnet) and hid the fork head.
Okay, so a couple years late to this video but I didn't see anyone else comment on it after a quick scan. The second trick, the one where the person wraps a cord around objects, then pulls it free is actually a legitimate trick I've seen done by magicians. In fact, I think I've even seen Penn and Teller do a version of it. But the version I've seen usually involves the magician taking a rope, wrapping it around someone's neck, then pulling it free in a way that makes it look like the rope moves through the person's neck to come undone. I have a magician friend who has performed this trick and he showed me how it's done. There's a special way the magician will wrap it around that makes it *look like* it's around when it's really not.
the plug tieing is like making a false knot. He looped over once so u hav to reverse it in some type of "reversed-second-loop" way to untie it. 👍🏾 👏🏾🤗 I just learned about a snapping reveal. Sorry if I didn't call it correctly. I think the fork was in front of spoon and he switched while lowering spoon in right hand. 🤗
The second video, there's a mathematical branch call Knot Theory where it is claimed that it is numerically possible to make and undo any knot with the proper sequence of steps... or something along those lines!
Great video, fun to watch
Code talk was perfect, and that was my guess too. As someone who uses those, i think thats how it worked, but dang what a idea! Loved that trick!
@Jason Parker
i get what he did at 14:26 ..
one of the card is double with a gap from a side and when he takes the card if we just focus he slid the card a little bit to make a coin under the second card and he put it on the table. and so on
nice burn
Love the videos homie keep it up!💯
Appreciate it!!
Aesop's ASRM + Reacts to noises outside 😂😂😂😂
Great effort. I know it’s not quite fool us but it is interesting and you have a great personality. I know this won’t help with the 20 minute time limit issue but you could consider using slow motion for key points when reviewing what the magician did. I know we can do that on TH-cam but just a thought. Good luck with your new venture from the UK
you are correct! about the coins.. funny how we shell see again ;)
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Last teick, spoon is also a fork with detachable spoon part and he palms it away with his right hand.
When it comes the rings, as far as I understand two links were always linked and never seperated.
Untying knots really can seem magical! If you ever met a mariner, ask them to tie/untie a few knots :)
I have been using a fire wallet as my everyday wallet for 3 or 4 months (so it doesn't look brand new). The only thing is - it still looks brand new and it's so bulky I struggle to get it out of my pocket sometimes, but if you do use it for its purpose, it does get some cool reactions.
Spoon guy just has a spoon bowl stuck to fork top, ditches it with his right hand after the move
Hey Jason, You mentioned Twilight Angels, but Paul Harris also had a trick called Twilight that I think is what you're talking about...
The one ring is bigger than the other two (which are permanently linked together). He drops the bigger one so it clears the top ring and is sitting on the bottom ring. He can then easily drop it from the bottom ring to appear as though it unlinked. Then he uses slight to show the one make it appear as though all three rings were no longer linked.
In other words, he didn't hide a hole. He just had one ring with a bigger hole in it
"I'll try and keep this shorter than last time."
(.. 22 Moments Later...)
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Is 22 minutes too long for you to concentrate? man this country education system is screwed...
@@unbroken1010 Behold the wild troll, emerging from its den seeking attention....
@@Bodyknock what are you talkin about? It's very simple if you can stare at video games while smoking 7 joints a day, drinking Coca-Cola and ordering McDonald's, then I think you should be capable of concentrating for 22 minutes stop trying to use dumb terminology to prove an already irrelevant point.
@@unbroken1010 Nobody said that 22 minutes was too long. The original reference was in response to Jason saying he wanted this video to be under 20 minutes (see 18:14 and 18:39).
Perhaps you yourself weren't able to concentrate long enough to notice this? ;)
I appreciate you all being here! :) @unbroken1010 - Doug was just making a joke, referencing what I had said in the video, but thank you for being on my side in general! :) @Doug Rosengard - Yes hahah.... exactly... this video was even LONGER than last time. I really do want to aim for somewhere around 20 minutes or less. So the videos could be more accessible to a wider audience... @Max Peeters - Thanks for also being here to help explain :)
Hey Jason, thanks again for posting this! Please keep doing them. A few suggestions for you ...
(1) Could you please number your Reddit Reaction videos in the title? .... So, "Magician reacts to Reddit magic #2" ... or similar? ... This will make them easier to refer to specific videos, etc.
(2) Could you please provide a "table of contents" with links to the various videos you are using in the description? This will allow us to go watch the original videos ourselves, without having to search endlessly for them. Plus, getting a link from you provides more incentive for ppl to submit content for your review.
(3) Your local Ace Hardware store probably has white or yellow rope available by the foot. That would be easier to see against your black t-shirt for future rope demos.
(4) I think it's fun when you try to recreate the magic tricks you see. Not always possible, obviously, if you dont have the stuff needed for the trick. But, its fun to see you try, when you can do it. Plus, it provides some good filler content, so you dont burn through all your source material (uploaded videos) so fast.
Thanks again!
The rings were just smooth slight of hand though I saw a few what I would consider slips
The coin matrix trick: guy uses 4 coins, a drop and pass with the cards. Super smooth, but I know the method. Guy's performance is tops
Fork and spoon magic realy easy to spot.. i thought this is by far most easyiest trick to understand. LOL
Okay if you can't figure out the principal of the disappearing spoon to fork.
As you look at it towards the very end she brings his right hand down making the spoon invisible from the naked eye, because it's the angle of the camera he brings his hand down but doesn't move his hand. He has a drop bag at the end of the table where he's at.
But maybe if you had your cup of coffee, you might have been able to figure that one out, and it's so simple to do.
Love your vids keep it up
I would have been one of the 44 up votes on the 5 hours of Aesop's Fables. :)
📖 😃 thanks!!
Well Andy Kaufman read whole of The Great Gatsby live, so I guess you should have no problem with Aesop's Fables lol
haha good point.... :)
Linking rings: there are two rings permanently linked hidden by the way they are manipulated. When all three appear to be linked they'e not just the third lose ring is sitting on top of the linked rings, henc why it just fell off with a "blow".
Magic AND morals? I'm in!
Thank you for your great videos. I don't know if I have said this before, but you look just like my brother, and my name is Jason. :D
I often find myself watching your videos when I am thinking of my brother, who lives 1000+ miles from me. :)
luv all magic this is so cool the mirror image ur coad is spot on i use it all the time i mean i luv turtles how they use thier back shell to hide and apeer turtls are magic jason luv what u do iam ace card magician from uk hope ur gud
Family friendly; then cocaine joke, Love you, please never change
Word.
for the last one I think he's got fork behind the spoon and is palming the spoon while flipping fork up in one go. Easier said then done. Kind of like the snap change with the cards with the twist
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and I get the man with the spoon, he hides the the fork behind the spoon and when he flapped up the spoon he he actually hold the fork and when he twisted his hand, he hides the spoon like when u hide a pen with his arm too,
i don't think he hided the fork like when u hide the card in snap card trick cuz it's heavy to hold it straightly
Yeeeeeeeeeeah, that one with the spoon hurts me long time. I can see where the spoon goes... and I know where the fork was before it appeared, but I have no idea at all, and I mean NO idea, when and how he does that switch. He's as smooth as water down an ice path.
From Matrix:
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Spoon boy: Do not try and bend the spoon. That’s impossible. Instead… only try to realize the truth.
Neo: What truth?
Spoon boy: There is no spoon.
Neo: There is no spoon?
Spoon boy: Then you’ll see, that it is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself.
"
So, there is no spoon. You did not free the spoon with the magic, but you freed yourself.
It was a girl...
The truth: There is no spoon... only a fork, cleverly disguised as a spoon.
Let me see if I can record this with my chin. Lmao. I would've subbed if I hadn't already!
Your video is realy fun