Oh yeah? Cutting a pineaple on someones head while being blindfolded? Wow yeahh.. how original. My mind is totally blown 😂😂😂😂😂 Or drilling your head. Wooooooow what a trick... totally wouldnt have guessed he messed with the drill itself. Let me buy my own drill, drill it to your empty shiny head. And if it doesnt drill through? Now thats worth an aplause
That's their talent, creating illusion nobody thinks of. I don't understand why people mad when they know they are not an actual wizard with magical power 😂
@@shiinondogewalker2809 well ,i don't i feel like wow when they done this in a show , and even if i found out how they did it i don't feel like it's cheating at all , we all know that it's just magical trick
That's why they're called " illusionists ", I think it's fun to watch the theatre of it similar to circuses like cirque de soleil, obviously none of the tricks are "magic" because magic doesn't exist lol. But it's still entertaining to watch if you don't know how it's done, although the person in the box and floating head are fairly common ones.. eg everyone knows there's a compartment that the person goes in, I don't think anyone thought houdini was actually magic lol - merely just an entertainer like sportspeople or musicians or actors. I went to see Derren Brown once at the theatre in a city - the psychological illusionist guy
It's a pretty cheap setup. A custom-rigged drill would have the bit not only in reverse, but spring-loaded and retractable through the chuck, gear, housing right to the back. a powerful motor wouldn't be needed as it not going to need to exert any torque. This would give the illusion that he's literally drilling right into his head and brain.
What I wanted to know is how was the string arrow stiff like a straight line? Some sort of spray to harden the outside layer slightly so it still bends with slight pressure allowing it to still be able to retract back inside the Bow?
@@morrisjvan no shit I already knew that. 😅. You must not have read my comment correctly. That still doesn't explain how the string was able to stay straight like a board while he was holding it in the air.
How do you explain the hand extended out from "crushing the box illusion", he never moved his hand out of sight for even a second. (unless it happened when camera went to another view, which I doubted)
It was never the magicians hands. He went directly through the box till the stair-case. The hands are from his helper, who sits in the flooring of the box and in the wall as shown. =)
@@HakanMB what I was talking about, if you look at the scene where he went inside the box, his hand never went "off scene" for even a second (unless they didn't show it on the video), thus when did he switch place with his assistant?
@Hakan this could be one way to do the illusion. the camera cut doesn't allow us to see that part clearly, but actually when the second woman came out to push the box all the way, actually he did remove his hands for a moment and then they reappeared - see 6:23 (most people were probably misdirected by the girl when she does the 'shh!' finger on the lips.)
I've always dreamed of performing dangerous stunts like this, but everywhere I turn I'm told to never try this at home or anywhere else. So, my dream is dying. And now you know it.
Yea. First act if you notice the black tape is even with the upper portion of the gauze when he removes it. When he originally wrapped it the tape was in the middle of the gauze.
I seriously respect all of them to create such a wonderful ,planned illusion.😮🎉 the explanation is also fun to watch . Revealing each trick surprised me even more.
That drill trick isn't using a flattened bit, it's using a hammerdrill bit. Those bits aren't sharp as they aren't meant to cut the material. The drill hammers the bit while spinning it, which crushes the concrete while channeling it out. You're correct about the direction it needs to spin, but the more important part of that trick is the drill being switched to "drill" instead of "hammerdrill".
as one who uses a hammer drill every day as part of my job i gathered at least one aspect of the trick was that the drill was driving in reverse and therefore wouldn't be digging into the object, Secondly it doesn't mean it wouldn't hurt, but then he probably wasn't pushing hard anyway, those 2 things i already concluded a third theory i had was that the drill bit does have plenty of room to retract into the drill if it was custom made to do so
@@hshshhshsh7494 For safety sake it probably was, it was probably polished so there was no bump in the first place the thing that gets me though is.... blunt or not, polished or not and pushing hard or not, the sheer friction of your skin would still catch onto the metal and you'd get hurt I reckon he also has moisturizer on his temple to lower the friction
He's an idiot thinking every magic performance is a trick, trying to nullify these people's work. Why can't the Mr revelation go ahead and do these tricks on stage by himself!?
The the other person who is in the box provides the hands that are shown until the box is “crushed”. At that point the person in the box is sitting in an L shape wither back against the sides of the frame. After the trick is finished the whole apparatus is wheeled offstage and the assistant can climb out of the box. It is surprising how little space you need to “hide” an assistant. Being a magician’s assistant is not as glamorous as it looks.
The head on the table is an old carnival sideshow trick. Every call when I was young it was billed as the human spider. So when you entered the tent it showed a human head surrounded by spider legs. Why is that trick on this list. It's not dangerous.
I'm not sold on the drill trick solely relying on the fact that "it's in reverse". Even if it spins in reverse, if it comes in contact with his head, the friction alone will give him burn or scratch marks. The drill is abnormally large and shiny. As long as you see the drill spinning, you think that it's "working". Also, being shiny aids in the illusion that it is indeed working. I think that the very tip of the drill bit "moves" so that when he puts it on his temple, the part that moves stays in contact with his head while the rest of the drill turns rapidly.
It's not in reverse, it needs to be in reverse to do the job it's meant to do. He got that part right. That is a hammerdrill, meant for putting holes in concrete. The isn't flattened like he said, but it isn't sharp as it's not meant to cut. The most important part of that trick is that the drill is set to the "drill" function instead of "hammer drill", as that bit does nothing if it's just spinning. It needs the hammer function to drive it into the material in order to crush it and channel it out. TL;DR The drill and bit are real, the trick relies on the general public not being aware of what it is, as people tend to think of drills in terms of putting holes in wood or metal (cutting)
As for the hammer drill act ive seen that in some show. Real superhuman i think the name of the show hosted by stan lee. Theres a monk in malaysia he can focused his qi to dull the pain. 1st hed demonstrade by laying on the tip of the spear. There were 6 spear tip up on the table if i remember it. Before lay down, he made this taichi move 1st, focusing his qi. After that the hammer drill. He done the taichi move again and drilled his temple. Theres a abrasive scoff mark on his temple. But the onsite host not stan lee, forgot the guy name wouldnt believe that the monk press hard enough so put a pressure pad on grip of hammer drill and do it again. The pressure pad indicates that the monk really presses it hard as he can and at this point his temple start to bleed but not serious just abrasive scoff. The host asked the monk is it hurt and the monk replied no it doesnt. Mind power!
If that was mirror window tint used in the first trick then you would been able to see through it when he is holding it up before he wraps it around his head. 4:42
@@evangelinewangari1124 his pissed how easily the tricks are revealed though I would give credit where it's due, it's amazing how these people come up with these things.
@@evangelinewangari1124 I am a magician, and I believe in the magicians code, so if you can prove you are serious about magic, I'd be happy to. I'm not going to reveal all in a public forum for all to see though.
@@HelloKittyFanMan. It’s not the first video I watch I always give him a compliment I don’t know how he does it he gets help or not but to me he’s a very smart person
@@JamesBond-oe5px, he would only need to be a very smart person if he were trying to tell us how these tricks are done without their having been shown or at least described to him already.
You're wrong in some illusions to figure it out. They're professionally Incredible . The way you revealed the magic trick is not enough ! Somehow you got some special act by those magician but it's not fair enough! GW!
The audience didn't gasp for nothing! Everybody knows there's a trick performed for the success of the show, doesn't matter which one if the trick is flawlessly executed! These performers do their job professionally and that's the point for me. At the same time I m grateful for your revealings: They don't diminish the performance at all, on the contrary, they reveal how dextrous the illusionist is... Glad I've found your channel!
I never thought the shaolin monks were doing tricks with the drill. I'm shocked. They have two buttons apparently, so when they use it on some other objects they revolve it rightly to drill things.
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So, guys, which trick was the most dangerous one?
And name any other video topics you would like us to create?
Mind reading tricks
Please add new videos of magic revealed thanks but nice work
@@kreabankandan1154 true I watch him so much here in east Africa Uganda, I do watch so mut on TH-cam
Markobi fism card trick explanation plz
Care to reveal the Indian kid doing dance magic.
Aaron Crow is just incredible even knowing all the secrets. His performance is flawless
Yes no doubt he is fantastic.
Handsome Too
I don’t care all of these were total illusion but the imagination to create all of these is pure magic to me
😒😒😒
Oh yeah? Cutting a pineaple on someones head while being blindfolded? Wow yeahh.. how original. My mind is totally blown
😂😂😂😂😂
Or drilling your head. Wooooooow what a trick... totally wouldnt have guessed he messed with the drill itself.
Let me buy my own drill, drill it to your empty shiny head. And if it doesnt drill through? Now thats worth an aplause
@@best7993 fcking toxic, did you just lost your job?
Sheep 🐑
@@garlicoshallots200 cow 🐄
The most amazing this is that Simon Cowel can look as amazed at the exact same act when he sees it performed both on BGT and AGT
Bec. He is for the money😂
Who is your lord grave first question
@@ernestovillanueva3858 who is your lord grave first question
😂 got that right
Exactly😂😂😂
The way they think to do this is really a talent 💜
Why?
nothing like talent?!!!!!!!
I like how Factofusion tricked us into believing this is a new content, when they actually revealed these same tricks in older videos 😂
Who is your lord grave first question
The hardwork of Aaron on the arrow and bow trick is more than a real magic,he made it a real magic😍👌💥🤘
sure
Exactly. The amount of ti y mechanisms he planted feels like it takes more work than actually through an apple itself
no matter how it revealed, does not mean everyone can do it.👌
why?
yes that is correct
yeps that's true
@@vorstadtprolll can u do it
Why not?
Aaron is a genius
That's their talent, creating illusion nobody thinks of. I don't understand why people mad when they know they are not an actual wizard with magical power 😂
nobody mad , we're just curious to know how this trick worked
@@Ryan.11 it's quite common actually that people get salty and discredit the act when they find out because they think it's "cheating"
@@shiinondogewalker2809 well ,i don't
i feel like wow when they done this in a show , and even if i found out how they did it i don't feel like it's cheating at all , we all know that it's just magical trick
@@Ryan.11 I feel the same as you and to me the reaction i described before is really weird. But some people really do react that way!
That's why they're called " illusionists ", I think it's fun to watch the theatre of it similar to circuses like cirque de soleil, obviously none of the tricks are "magic" because magic doesn't exist lol. But it's still entertaining to watch if you don't know how it's done, although the person in the box and floating head are fairly common ones.. eg everyone knows there's a compartment that the person goes in, I don't think anyone thought houdini was actually magic lol - merely just an entertainer like sportspeople or musicians or actors.
I went to see Derren Brown once at the theatre in a city - the psychological illusionist guy
*😁❤watching from Indonesia🇲🇨*
So, he’s curtailing the full performance AND de bunking the mystery of the show, at the same time!
I say all this work put into the trick actually makes me admire the magicians more
Without all this. An arrow wouldn’t cut an apple in half perfectly.
True
so u want that apparatus to cut an apple in half perfectly? its $9.99 on ebay
Even with all this it wouldn't.
The drill to the head part was clearly obvious how it was done LOL
Yeah. That was so weak it was stupid
It's a pretty cheap setup.
A custom-rigged drill would have the bit not only in reverse, but spring-loaded and retractable through the chuck, gear, housing right to the back. a powerful motor wouldn't be needed as it not going to need to exert any torque.
This would give the illusion that he's literally drilling right into his head and brain.
I think we all know it's tricks and illusions but it's still awesome to watch and be in suspense
Well it is a 'trick' after all. I really love content like this. When i was a kid i always watch magic trick revealed on tv.
Who is your lord grave first question
Who is your lord grave first question
I like that u used footage from the masked magician
This channel is very brilliant
Thank you so much for uploading such an dangerous magic revealed 🙏🙏
Plus new subscriber from North East India 💙 🙋🏼♂️👍🏽✌️✌️
What I wanted to know is how was the string arrow stiff like a straight line? Some sort of spray to harden the outside layer slightly so it still bends with slight pressure allowing it to still be able to retract back inside the Bow?
Because it's BS. He just make up things.
It retracts like a tape measure, the tension of him pulling on it holds it taught, giving the illusion that it is a rigid arrow.
@@morrisjvan no shit I already knew that. 😅. You must not have read my comment correctly. That still doesn't explain how the string was able to stay straight like a board while he was holding it in the air.
Pulling off the tricks/illusions in seconds is very commendable.
I love this guy🎞️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Me too
BUT I know it's so scary
I still not convinced about transluscent foil. Trick must be something else.
It was pretty convincing to me, when he is fully covered it did not look like aluminum foil anymore
That's why I laugh so hard when Criss Angels trying to convince he has magic power😂
except Criss Angel has a really supernatural powers
@@PinoyGuitarTutorials Then you're just like one of those kids who really believe he has a power . So naive
@Loyaxe The Great Magicians never convince/claim to the people they have supernatural powers... it's up to the people to judge!
@Mr.Luvva-Man-gq9bt once you know the secret, it's not “supernatural” anymore. It's just plain and simple “natural” phenomena! That's all I can say! 😁
How do you explain the hand extended out from "crushing the box illusion", he never moved his hand out of sight for even a second. (unless it happened when camera went to another view, which I doubted)
It was never the magicians hands. He went directly through the box till the stair-case. The hands are from his helper, who sits in the flooring of the box and in the wall as shown. =)
@@HakanMB what I was talking about, if you look at the scene where he went inside the box, his hand never went "off scene" for even a second (unless they didn't show it on the video), thus when did he switch place with his assistant?
@Hakan this could be one way to do the illusion. the camera cut doesn't allow us to see that part clearly, but actually when the second woman came out to push the box all the way, actually he did remove his hands for a moment and then they reappeared - see 6:23 (most people were probably misdirected by the girl when she does the 'shh!' finger on the lips.)
Or not being able to see through the foil from the inside after he claims that it’s one way
Even with eyes open without practicing he won’t be able to do that i think this guy have a real talent
Illusions and camera trickery are never death defying
I've always dreamed of performing dangerous stunts like this, but everywhere I turn I'm told to never try this at home or anywhere else. So, my dream is dying. And now you know it.
Don’t try it at home, try it at work 😂
Yea. First act if you notice the black tape is even with the upper portion of the gauze when he removes it. When he originally wrapped it the tape was in the middle of the gauze.
Of cause we know the acts are tricks. The magic trick is how intelligent the creators of the acts are in creating such splendid illustrations.
Best video I've ever watched
Aron needs to be actor for next lords of rings
I seriously respect all of them to create such a wonderful ,planned illusion.😮🎉 the explanation is also fun to watch . Revealing each trick surprised me even more.
That drill trick isn't using a flattened bit, it's using a hammerdrill bit. Those bits aren't sharp as they aren't meant to cut the material. The drill hammers the bit while spinning it, which crushes the concrete while channeling it out. You're correct about the direction it needs to spin, but the more important part of that trick is the drill being switched to "drill" instead of "hammerdrill".
You said it bro👍
impact drills as well but maybe not the same dk
@@jessee2142 no, impact drills serve an entirely different function and wouldn't work for this
what is the source of the trick in the intro 0:08 ?
The arrow trick was great
Gotta give them credit for the efforts
Lol tf does that mean? There’s PLENTY of magicians that have very fooling material still
@Double-V Music who is your lord grave first question
@@Tecom38415 who is your lord grave first question
Who is your lord grave first question
Who is your lord grave first question
7:05 can someone tell me what tv series or movie is that scene?
Thank you for revealing those secret ! I love to watch your videos !!! 👍🏿💕
Thank you so much 🤗 for revealing this kind of tricks I never knew how magician able to perform this dangerous act.
WOW amazing magic ✨
Wow you guys are geniuses if you figured it out
Starts 15:19
Thank u soo much man
as one who uses a hammer drill every day as part of my job i gathered at least one aspect of the trick was that the drill was driving in reverse and therefore wouldn't be digging into the object, Secondly it doesn't mean it wouldn't hurt, but then he probably wasn't pushing hard anyway, those 2 things i already concluded
a third theory i had was that the drill bit does have plenty of room to retract into the drill if it was custom made to do so
Yeah same, I also think that the drill was blunt
@@hshshhshsh7494 For safety sake it probably was, it was probably polished so there was no bump in the first place
the thing that gets me though is.... blunt or not, polished or not and pushing hard or not, the sheer friction of your skin would still catch onto the metal and you'd get hurt
I reckon he also has moisturizer on his temple to lower the friction
You should never try this at home
Illusionist: so how do I practice?
haha thats what i thought
Great comment lol
Wow..It's amazing how u reveal all of their Secret which may have taken lot of time to come up the idea with.
He's revealing nothing, he should go and do the same
common why can't you perform on any stages, you are genius.
He's an idiot thinking every magic performance is a trick, trying to nullify these people's work. Why can't the Mr revelation go ahead and do these tricks on stage by himself!?
9:20 ok I,ll not try this at home, I,ll try outside of the home 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He said or anywhere else
Can you explain Dynamo weight lifting in the gym please. 🙏
I just wanted to state that the thumbnail is incredible 😂
how does the other person in the box get out ??? 6:20
The the other person who is in the box provides the hands that are shown until the box is “crushed”. At that point the person in the box is sitting in an L shape wither back against the sides of the frame. After the trick is finished the whole apparatus is wheeled offstage and the assistant can climb out of the box. It is surprising how little space you need to “hide” an assistant. Being a magician’s assistant is not as glamorous as it looks.
I love this content ❤❤
Aaron crow has 100% been mewing😂😂😂
I liked the arrow trick. Because it looks like he actually shot an arrow.
How is the quick change mask trick done?
Aron counted the steps and automatically knew, not necessarily to see through the tin, tape and others ;)
The head on the table is an old carnival sideshow trick. Every call when I was young it was billed as the human spider. So when you entered the tent it showed a human head surrounded by spider legs.
Why is that trick on this list. It's not dangerous.
I'm not sold on the drill trick solely relying on the fact that "it's in reverse". Even if it spins in reverse, if it comes in contact with his head, the friction alone will give him burn or scratch marks.
The drill is abnormally large and shiny. As long as you see the drill spinning, you think that it's "working". Also, being shiny aids in the illusion that it is indeed working.
I think that the very tip of the drill bit "moves" so that when he puts it on his temple, the part that moves stays in contact with his head while the rest of the drill turns rapidly.
It's not in reverse, it needs to be in reverse to do the job it's meant to do. He got that part right.
That is a hammerdrill, meant for putting holes in concrete. The isn't flattened like he said, but it isn't sharp as it's not meant to cut. The most important part of that trick is that the drill is set to the "drill" function instead of "hammer drill", as that bit does nothing if it's just spinning. It needs the hammer function to drive it into the material in order to crush it and channel it out.
TL;DR
The drill and bit are real, the trick relies on the general public not being aware of what it is, as people tend to think of drills in terms of putting holes in wood or metal (cutting)
He explained it so well and yet you didnt get it :D
@@nikolaykertev2457 he really didn't. The only thing he got right was the direction the bit needed to spin
I thought the same. The tip of the drill spins freely, so when he touches the head, the tip of the drill stays stuck.
@@cclguedes0 no. It's a hammerdrill bit
amazing video 👍
The 1st magician must of been the hardest one for him to try and debunk
why?
@@vorstadtprolll me no speakin to enlish
Damnnn You're the genius mann
Left the audience gasping for nothing?! I was gasping just knowing how it worked and the ingenuity of the creator.
As for the hammer drill act ive seen that in some show. Real superhuman i think the name of the show hosted by stan lee. Theres a monk in malaysia he can focused his qi to dull the pain. 1st hed demonstrade by laying on the tip of the spear. There were 6 spear tip up on the table if i remember it. Before lay down, he made this taichi move 1st, focusing his qi.
After that the hammer drill. He done the taichi move again and drilled his temple. Theres a abrasive scoff mark on his temple. But the onsite host not stan lee, forgot the guy name wouldnt believe that the monk press hard enough so put a pressure pad on grip of hammer drill and do it again. The pressure pad indicates that the monk really presses it hard as he can and at this point his temple start to bleed but not serious just abrasive scoff. The host asked the monk is it hurt and the monk replied no it doesnt. Mind power!
Very smart revealed. 👌
The bow trick is brilliant
All of these tricks have 0% danger.
Foolproof magic tricks🧐 also can have the possibility to hit a miss sometimes. Although it’s only tricks😂 but still scary to watch though😅😂
Allways when some dangerous looking like trick is shown on tv or somewhere else, we know that it is just a trick. Still scares us though :D
The arrow is made of string, yet he can pick it up and spin it around without it flopping about!
Reveal playing cards trick
Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers
Brilliant 👍
All . I can say is thanks 😊 🙏
If that was mirror window tint used in the first trick then you would been able to see through it when he is holding it up before he wraps it around his head. 4:42
Hilarious how wrong some of these guesses are, I do love this channel LOL
Why don't you tell us how they are done Mr.smartypants
@@evangelinewangari1124 his pissed how easily the tricks are revealed though I would give credit where it's due, it's amazing how these people come up with these things.
@@evangelinewangari1124 I am a magician, and I believe in the magicians code, so if you can prove you are serious about magic, I'd be happy to. I'm not going to reveal all in a public forum for all to see though.
You should become a clown instead, that's what you're supposedly better at.
Believing in something doesn't really mean that it exists
what's called magic is nothing but an illusion of sight
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaat ! 🤯
Great Thanks
That's an hilarious thumbnail 😀
Great video, thanks! Now to reveal the next trick: How did you get all this information?
I would say he is very smart person
@@JamesBond-oe5px: Well, unless you created the trick, you can't really just figure this stuff out on your own -- especially being this sure of it.
@@HelloKittyFanMan. It’s not the first video I watch I always give him a compliment I don’t know how he does it he gets help or not but to me he’s a very smart person
@@JamesBond-oe5px, he would only need to be a very smart person if he were trying to tell us how these tricks are done without their having been shown or at least described to him already.
4:23 you said it's silver window cover, then why we can't see the guy in his back 4:30 ?
Fabulous
Great
At 13:48 you can see the guy's foot reflected on the mirror under the table making it look like there's a foot under it not connected to anything.
Amazing magic
Wow conan, the investagator😆😆😆 ilove it👏👏👏
Trick namba 1 👋👋👏
Aaron crow has the most dangerous tricks
Just amazing
convincing!
You're wrong in some illusions to figure it out. They're professionally Incredible . The way you revealed the magic trick is not enough ! Somehow you got some special act by those magician but it's not fair enough! GW!
The arrow magic was the best wow
The audience didn't gasp for nothing! Everybody knows there's a trick performed for the success of the show, doesn't matter which one if the trick is flawlessly executed! These performers do their job professionally and that's the point for me. At the same time I m grateful for your revealings: They don't diminish the performance at all, on the contrary, they reveal how dextrous the illusionist is... Glad I've found your channel!
Now may we have the flower trick by the illusionist? please?
I never thought the shaolin monks were doing tricks with the drill. I'm shocked. They have two buttons apparently, so when they use it on some other objects they revolve it rightly to drill things.
Wait until someone silently replace the drill. Gonna be fun to watch
2:05 Game of thrones 😍
The first one doesn't make sense
Last one too
Well this could truly be fake but for the work effort and time these guys put in their acts is complete magic.
Am even more impressed
Wow👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥
if it is set up how do the acts get sent through to the next part?
Lmao, the hammer drill trick fooled ZERO construction workers.
Wow the mechanism on how he do it is really amazing