@@oz_jones But its phrased as a question, which leaves it open to go both ways. Don't get me wrong, its fucking clickbait nonsense and there's a special place in hell for people who do this. But there was never a claim that it fooled anyone :D
The joke about cutting someone in half reminded me of a quote from Hugh Dennis: "When you said you could cut a woman in half...I assumed you were a magician."
This was a great performance that I watched at an amazingly perfect time. It's too much to mention here but I'll just say that I recently had dinner with Gene and greatly appreciate this performance doing him justice!
Nice job Michael. You could not fool Penn & Teller with your trick, but you fooled all of us here on youtube with the title of your video. You should be a proud magician ?!?!?!?!?!?
I was sure Penn would refer to the "Scream" painting behind you and would mention that Munch actually painted 4 versions of the same painting. Weird he didn't do it.
The key was the bird, he had a parrot that would mimic Alison's drawing, we all know parrots are good for mimic. He already had the picture of Alison as he drew it, but the parrot did the dirty work of replicating Alison's one. Well done though
I figured that there was 2 sheets of paper and he bled the marker through with the squeaky sound so there was two copies. He then covered her drawing with the copy and he just left that piece in the envelope when he pulled it out.
@@MichaelTheMagician I remember seeing a similar joke on an 80s sitcom (unfortunately can't recall which) where a dad got a cat for his daughter and named the cat "Portia" so he could brag that he bought his daughter one.
That name makes sense considering the fact that his daughter's name is Alexis and Alyson's husband's name is Alexis which she did not want to even bother telling him that his daughter has the same name as her husband.
Despite the differences people have pointed out with the drawings, I still think this a really good trick by Michael - I've been going back and forth frame by frame and I can't see any actual switch, or actually detect anything suspicious when he slides it out of the envelope, other than doing so cautiously and horizontally. If a sheet of paper has to physically move from one frame to the other, then I can't see any flapping about (as Penn hints at), merely light coming off the glass which matches the reflections you'd expect. I'm highly suspicious about the frames themselves, and the way he tightly holds them together like that, but…
When he places them face--to-face is when it happens. There are two Allison drawings and a plate that gets transferred when the frames are face to face.
Jesus this is a old trick and it’s embarrassing you are this clueless about it. He should have been embarrassed to present an old trick off the shelf with no modifications.
I listen close to everything he says and I can't figure it out most times. In this case I'm guessing the artist he mentions is another magician that does the same trick the same way but I could be way off.
@@midwestweirdo666 The name drop was about another magician I'm guessing, but talking about birds I think was just a way to bring up arms. The arms on his Alison portrait weren't the same at the reveal as they were when he drew them originally, so that portrait must have been pre drawn and already on her canvas and he tried to replicate it. Extremelly slick with the switches however/whenever he's doing that though.
Never been huge on magic but I think it’s cool. I kinda understand after reading the comments how he got his drawing but how exactly did her drawing change? Likeee it was in her hands. And it was shown being put in the envelope while it was in her hands
No. Allison's signature was shown being put in the envelope, not her drawing, and her signature wasn't shown coming out of the envelope, just her drawing. I'm guessing the magic happened during the 'recap'
Gambling holds no appeal to me, and I think the atmosphere of a casino would get on my nerves. These kinds of shows are the saving grace that make Vegas intriguing to me. I wish you well in your career, and hope that your shows continue to become even grander with time.
The "Allison's picture" revealed at 3:37 is *_very_* different from the actual picture Allison drew at 3:22 -- the nose is much thicker and the color has changed from aqua-blue to navy-blue. The hair looks a tad different also. Looks like a carbon copy. Which is probably is. The other picture is likewise duplicated. Basically, *_each frame now contains both pictures._* Some mechanism in the frames (motors?) then switches the pictures, probably by simply spooling a loop with one picture on one side and the other picture on the other side. Then the big reveal. But to the attentive person who looks at the video at 3:22 and compares to 3:37, it's all over and the method of the trick is revealed. No wonder P&T weren't fooled.
No. Same picture. Just lighting and camera angle giving the color a different shade. She literally draws it and then he lifts it to show it. The ears and hair squiggles are perfectly identical. Same as the reveal. You're thinking about the trick too hard.
Para mi entender y analizando el video, pude observar que de la única manera de que Michael pueda realizar esa “metamorfosis” es teniendo no uno ni dos, si no tres dibujos de Allison. Leyenda: Marco 1- marco de Michael (Dibujo original de Allison) en rojo (no tiene nada detrás) Marco 2- marco de Allison con doble hoja. (dos dibujos de Allison en rojo mirándose cara a cara) En el Marco 2 hay una doble hoja la cual tiene dos dibujos de Allison en rojo pre-hechos mirándose cara a cara dejando el espacio en blanco para el frente para que Allison dibuje en azul a Michael. Minuto 2:00- Michael empieza a dibujar a Allison en el Marco 1 en rojo (dibujo original) sin nada detrás y termina en el minuto 2:55 lo vira y lo firma. Minuto 3:00- pone el Marco 1 debajo y boca arriba para que Allison dibuje en azul a Michael en el Marco 2. Termina en el minuto 3:33 y muestra el dibujo en azul sujetando los dos marcos. Minuto 3:44 gira el marco 2 para que Allison lo firme. En ese momento prácticamente le roba el dibujo que Allison realizo en azul de Michael dejando expuesto el segundo dibujo de Allison en rojo boca arriba en el Marco 1. Nota: en el Marco 2 queda expuesto el tercer dibujo de Allison y es el que va a mostrar. Minuto 4:00- muestra los sobres de manila para que vean que están vacíos y tarda 15 segundos para distraer al publico incluyendo a Penn y a Teller.
Minuto 4:20- comienza a poner el Marco 2 en el sobre manila boca abajo exponiendo solamente la firma de Allison. El dibujo 3 ya está “ready” para mostrar. El dibujo de Michael (en azul) está en el Marco 1 boca abajo pero el dibujo dos de Allison pre-hecho expuesto boca arriba. Minuto 4:33- coloca el Maco 1 en el sobre manila exponiendo el segundo dibujo, pero con el dibujo de Michael (azul) boca abajo. Minuto 4:36- En ese momento con la mano derecha oculta en el sobre, despega el dibujo robado y lo deja caer en el sobre manila. Minuto 4:40- saca el Marco 1 y muestra el dibujo dos de Allison (rojo) al publico sosteniendo con la mano izquierda el sobre, gira el marco exponiendo la firma de Michael para que vean que es el dibujo de él, lo introduce y pega el dibujo que Allison realizo de Michael en azul en el Marco 1. En el minuto 4:47 noto un movimiento de giro sospechoso como aplicándole fuerza para que el dibujo de Michael en azul (robado) quede bien pegado al Marco 1. Se pegan los dedos para realizar la “metamorfosis” y exponen los marcos. Michael con el dibujo que Allison realizo y Allison el dibujo tres de ella misma en rojo. Nota que los risos del dibujo mostrado de Allison en rojo no es el mismo que el dibujo original. Comparación: minuto 2:52 con el minuto 5:21 Creo que el truco esta en practicar el dibujo de Allison mas de 100 veces para que te salgan, no exacto, pero más o menos igual. A pesar de todo lo expuesto en este texto no se le puede quitar crédito a Michael The Magician pues fue una excelente presentación y bien realizado. Además, todo lo que esta expuesto en este texto es pura especulación. En realidad, es mi pensar. Yo no soy mago. Tampoco trato de quitarle el crédito a este gran mago. Pero es de la única manera en que yo lo pudiera hacer. Si hay de otra manera, favor de expresarlo.
@@MichaelTheMagician It's a question mark and an exclamation point followed by another question mark. Indicating shock, not a question. It's implied. If you knew better it'd be disingenuous but the most important thing is, nothing bad happened to anyone, and they spent a few minutes watching a talented person do something fun and joyful!
First envelopes fooler was John Archer and he was (and is) phenomenal. No criticism of this act meant. Just wanted a har tip to Archer for fooling them with envelopes
@@MichaelTheMagician wow, thanks for response! Then the cut means an editor wanted to add more dynamic to the picture or just get in the right timings of the show for TV (: Anyway the perfomance was great
Was the "flap" part of Penn talking about paper flapping and not staying in place? I noticed he had to hold the paper down and then when he put the one on top of the other it fell before he concealed it a bit. I just don't get the birds and arms and flapping keywords haha. Was a neat trick though. Without video I would not have seen anything that would have given it away at all.
@@brianivandertp You can tell the hands in his drawing connect differently to the arms, so there were two allison drawings, but I can't believe penn actually noticed (if he did at all)
Michael I just want to say to you your an awesome and amazing Magician. I really enjoyed this video. I hope you read this comment. Leave my a heart if you did
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I think the paper wasn’t paper at all, and neither were the markers. I think they were drawing tablets that were connected via Bluetooth and programmed to display what was drawn on the other one
Only ONE I would love to have the assistant say: "Well, no, thats not the picture you made of me/I drew". Of course it's easier for us on TV, but even with watching it once it was clear, that the second picture of Allison was not the one he drew first.
1/ Look he hold the frames stick together: the picture is printed on the other frame 2/ Look at the end he doesn't display the signature, it's because only the picture changed and not the signature 3/ Look in his envelop his hand holding the frames and envelop: tricking something
The photos of her are different. Look at her one arm, one is straighter than the other Not sure about the drawing of him, looks similar (maybe the feet are different?)
I don't know why magicians go on this show and pull early level tricks like this. No shit you didn't fool P&T. What a waste of time. You could have at least pushed them.
OK, I got it now :)= It is surprisingly simple and very very clever. I got parts of it at first but it took reading some comments and some slow-speed replay to nail it. Thing is - it's almost a self working trick. With some caveats but as a party trick it is excellent. Going to skip signing, though...
i don't think so i think he doesn't show them (because signatures didn't switch sides) i think signature is just misdirection to perceive as normal flipping the boards top to bottom many times and not pay attention when he flips the two boards one more time against each other to transfer alyson drawing from one board to the other
@ideegeniali I don't even remember leaving this comment lol. This looks like something I would write if I was high. I was probably high when I wrote this.
Well normally I can at least come up with something of how a trick is done even if the magician was so good I didn’t see anything, but I haven’t the first place to start with this one.
My brain is broken 🤯.. I have no idea but I just enjoy watching this series over the years. Incredible trick however you did it, but more importantly you seem like a really genuine wonderful and humble guy, and so I just wanted to wish you massive continued success! There’s so many acts on here that are so obnoxious and whether or not their trick is good I can’t stand them as a person, so you’re a breath of fresh air!!
Obviously the picture frame props are gimmicked. There's a reason he kept them pressed firmly together throughout the trick even to the point of awkwardly holding them while Allison drew her picture. I doubt it would fool most people let alone seasoned performers like Penn and Teller.
They were NOT fooled. Why did you insinuate that in your title? I think I know why. In your "defense" you chose to use it as a question, but you now what you did, and we all know what you did.
You didn't fool Penn and Teller, but you definitely fooled me!
not exactly impressive to do that
I'm impressed that Alyson can be anybody's lovely assistant effortlessly.
Title is misleading, this man is not an envelope.
To be fair, it was an open question, not a statement:D
And he didnt fool them
@@oz_jones But its phrased as a question, which leaves it open to go both ways.
Don't get me wrong, its fucking clickbait nonsense and there's a special place in hell for people who do this.
But there was never a claim that it fooled anyone :D
He's a magician, he's supposed to mislead you
@@Zechariah340 hahaha
2:51 - the second picture is drawn.
5:22 - the first picture is revealed.
Two different pictures.
The hair, look at the red hair on Allyson’s pic.
Correct!
Ofcourse it's not the same drawing...that would mean he did real magic. The question that remains is: "How does it work?"
They look the same to me.
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And that is the trick. If you look closely, it is two different drawings.
Great job Michael. Always great to see another Canadian on the show. Keep it up!
Thanks so much!
Go Canadian Go!
@@MichaelTheMagician 😅9😊😅 be😂
The joke about cutting someone in half reminded me of a quote from Hugh Dennis: "When you said you could cut a woman in half...I assumed you were a magician."
This was a great performance that I watched at an amazingly perfect time. It's too much to mention here but I'll just say that I recently had dinner with Gene and greatly appreciate this performance doing him justice!
Thanks. What people don’t realize is Gene was obviously an inspiration to this and I got his blessings after too. Love Gene!
2:54 and 5:25 are not the same picture. note the righthand long hair not the same curve.
Nice job Michael. You could not fool Penn & Teller with your trick, but you fooled all of us here on youtube with the title of your video. You should be a proud magician ?!?!?!?!?!?
I was sure Penn would refer to the "Scream" painting behind you and would mention that Munch actually painted 4 versions of the same painting. Weird he didn't do it.
it's pretty self explanatory.
Your kids show today in Ottawa brought me here. You called up my son Rico (red wings hat) at the performance and he had a blast. Thank you.
That was an amazing trick. It fooled the heck out of me.
Thank you!
Me too
The key was the bird, he had a parrot that would mimic Alison's drawing, we all know parrots are good for mimic. He already had the picture of Alison as he drew it, but the parrot did the dirty work of replicating Alison's one. Well done though
No i think there were some small bird eggs in the envelopes, they hatched and the little birdies drew the correct piece of art.
@@Jorscam lol
I think the key word in there was flap
I figured that there was 2 sheets of paper and he bled the marker through with the squeaky sound so there was two copies. He then covered her drawing with the copy and he just left that piece in the envelope when he pulled it out.
@@roscosanchez4649 thought it was suspicious when he held the board when she drew hers. Couldn’t have done it without that I feel
I loved the pun with the daughter's name. Just had to think twice about it. :D
As soon as he said it u thought of kanyes line from all falls down “couldn’t afford a car so she named her daughter Alexis”
@@reid.5235 I was just about to write that but your a day earlier lol
@@reid.5235 I'm a Kanye fan, so its possible that's where it came from ;)
@@MichaelTheMagician I remember seeing a similar joke on an 80s sitcom (unfortunately can't recall which) where a dad got a cat for his daughter and named the cat "Portia" so he could brag that he bought his daughter one.
That name makes sense considering the fact that his daughter's name is Alexis and Alyson's husband's name is Alexis which she did not want to even bother telling him that his daughter has the same name as her husband.
Finally a video without a click bait title ?!?
How do you strike a pose and not go straight Vogue?
But why is 2010 Penn in the background at 5:59 tho
Despite the differences people have pointed out with the drawings, I still think this a really good trick by Michael - I've been going back and forth frame by frame and I can't see any actual switch, or actually detect anything suspicious when he slides it out of the envelope, other than doing so cautiously and horizontally. If a sheet of paper has to physically move from one frame to the other, then I can't see any flapping about (as Penn hints at), merely light coming off the glass which matches the reflections you'd expect. I'm highly suspicious about the frames themselves, and the way he tightly holds them together like that, but…
He doesn't switch he flips. Both drawings made on stage are in his thing.
Penns comment about bird arms are about the ones on the drawing of Alyson. they are different
When he places them face--to-face is when it happens. There are two Allison drawings and a plate that gets transferred when the frames are face to face.
Jesus this is a old trick and it’s embarrassing you are this clueless about it. He should have been embarrassed to present an old trick off the shelf with no modifications.
@@waynewayne9693 cooooool
It's so cool when Penn talks in code.
Funny that I can tell when he’s speaking in code and still have no idea what he’s saying
I listen close to everything he says and I can't figure it out most times. In this case I'm guessing the artist he mentions is another magician that does the same trick the same way but I could be way off.
It also speaks to how much they study magic and magicians. Some of the names and techniques they pull out with their code are just amazing.
@@midwestweirdo666 The name drop was about another magician I'm guessing, but talking about birds I think was just a way to bring up arms. The arms on his Alison portrait weren't the same at the reveal as they were when he drew them originally, so that portrait must have been pre drawn and already on her canvas and he tried to replicate it. Extremelly slick with the switches however/whenever he's doing that though.
6:57 Someone in the audience forgot to turn down their cell phone's volume 😆
lmao
Try 6:59 🙂
Imagine your first performance in Vegas being in front of Penn and Teller while trying to fool them. I would've been a nervous wreck.
Very cool indeed.
He has excellent stage presence.
Thanks a ton!
Very well done!
Never been huge on magic but I think it’s cool. I kinda understand after reading the comments how he got his drawing but how exactly did her drawing change? Likeee it was in her hands. And it was shown being put in the envelope while it was in her hands
No. Allison's signature was shown being put in the envelope, not her drawing, and her signature wasn't shown coming out of the envelope, just her drawing. I'm guessing the magic happened during the 'recap'
Fun idea and presentation, good routine, sir!
Now that's a true artist he puts his artwork crap in other people's hands
I love how his accent, his humors and tone are sooooooo much like Sean Farquhar's for some reason.
How did he do it? Why were the drawings so subtly different?
That was awesome!
Downvoted By A Random TH-camr Looking At Videos?!?!?!
Yes. And I didn't even have to make people wait to find out!
Gambling holds no appeal to me, and I think the atmosphere of a casino would get on my nerves.
These kinds of shows are the saving grace that make Vegas intriguing to me. I wish you well in your career, and hope that your shows continue to become even grander with time.
I'm sure Vegas is no longer worrying about what you find appealing.
The "Allison's picture" revealed at 3:37 is *_very_* different from the actual picture Allison drew at 3:22 -- the nose is much thicker and the color has changed from aqua-blue to navy-blue. The hair looks a tad different also. Looks like a carbon copy. Which is probably is. The other picture is likewise duplicated. Basically, *_each frame now contains both pictures._* Some mechanism in the frames (motors?) then switches the pictures, probably by simply spooling a loop with one picture on one side and the other picture on the other side. Then the big reveal. But to the attentive person who looks at the video at 3:22 and compares to 3:37, it's all over and the method of the trick is revealed. No wonder P&T weren't fooled.
No. Same picture. Just lighting and camera angle giving the color a different shade. She literally draws it and then he lifts it to show it. The ears and hair squiggles are perfectly identical. Same as the reveal. You're thinking about the trick too hard.
How did you do it?
Para mi entender y analizando el video, pude observar que de la única manera de que Michael pueda realizar esa “metamorfosis” es teniendo no uno ni dos, si no tres dibujos de Allison.
Leyenda:
Marco 1- marco de Michael (Dibujo original de Allison) en rojo (no tiene nada detrás)
Marco 2- marco de Allison con doble hoja. (dos dibujos de Allison en rojo mirándose cara a cara)
En el Marco 2 hay una doble hoja la cual tiene dos dibujos de Allison en rojo pre-hechos mirándose cara a cara dejando el espacio en blanco para el frente para que Allison dibuje en azul a Michael.
Minuto 2:00- Michael empieza a dibujar a Allison en el Marco 1 en rojo (dibujo original) sin nada detrás y termina en el minuto 2:55 lo vira y lo firma.
Minuto 3:00- pone el Marco 1 debajo y boca arriba para que Allison dibuje en azul a Michael en el Marco 2. Termina en el minuto 3:33 y muestra el dibujo en azul sujetando los dos marcos.
Minuto 3:44 gira el marco 2 para que Allison lo firme. En ese momento prácticamente le roba el dibujo que Allison realizo en azul de Michael dejando expuesto el segundo dibujo de Allison en rojo boca arriba en el Marco 1.
Nota: en el Marco 2 queda expuesto el tercer dibujo de Allison y es el que va a mostrar.
Minuto 4:00- muestra los sobres de manila para que vean que están vacíos y tarda 15 segundos para distraer al publico incluyendo a Penn y a Teller.
Minuto 4:20- comienza a poner el Marco 2 en el sobre manila boca abajo exponiendo solamente la firma de Allison. El dibujo 3 ya está “ready” para mostrar. El dibujo de Michael (en azul) está en el Marco 1 boca abajo pero el dibujo dos de Allison pre-hecho expuesto boca arriba.
Minuto 4:33- coloca el Maco 1 en el sobre manila exponiendo el segundo dibujo, pero con el dibujo de Michael (azul) boca abajo.
Minuto 4:36- En ese momento con la mano derecha oculta en el sobre, despega el dibujo robado y lo deja caer en el sobre manila.
Minuto 4:40- saca el Marco 1 y muestra el dibujo dos de Allison (rojo) al publico sosteniendo con la mano izquierda el sobre, gira el marco exponiendo la firma de Michael para que vean que es el dibujo de él, lo introduce y pega el dibujo que Allison realizo de Michael en azul en el Marco 1.
En el minuto 4:47 noto un movimiento de giro sospechoso como aplicándole fuerza para que el dibujo de Michael en azul (robado) quede bien pegado al Marco 1.
Se pegan los dedos para realizar la “metamorfosis” y exponen los marcos. Michael con el dibujo que Allison realizo y Allison el dibujo tres de ella misma en rojo. Nota que los risos del dibujo mostrado de Allison en rojo no es el mismo que el dibujo original.
Comparación: minuto 2:52 con el minuto 5:21
Creo que el truco esta en practicar el dibujo de Allison mas de 100 veces para que te salgan, no exacto, pero más o menos igual.
A pesar de todo lo expuesto en este texto no se le puede quitar crédito a Michael The Magician pues fue una excelente presentación y bien realizado. Además, todo lo que esta expuesto en este texto es pura especulación. En realidad, es mi pensar. Yo no soy mago. Tampoco trato de quitarle el crédito a este gran mago. Pero es de la única manera en que yo lo pudiera hacer. Si hay de otra manera, favor de expresarlo.
I have loved hockey ever since I was a kid watching the movie Mighty Ducks. I’ve loved watching magic just as long.😊
Come on guys he doesn't deserve so many dislikes just for the title. What a nice and funny trick!
The title is properly punctuated. People clearly don’t understand what a ‘?’ is… and - yes - the title is totally deliberate.
It doesn’t matter anyway. Like or dislike is exactly the same as far as the TH-cam algorithm is concerned.
@@MichaelTheMagician It's a question mark and an exclamation point followed by another question mark. Indicating shock, not a question. It's implied. If you knew better it'd be disingenuous but the most important thing is, nothing bad happened to anyone, and they spent a few minutes watching a talented person do something fun and joyful!
First envelopes fooler was John Archer and he was (and is) phenomenal.
No criticism of this act meant. Just wanted a har tip to Archer for fooling them with envelopes
Awesome! And from my home town!!
May not have fooled them but definitely fooled me good job 👏🏾
I like the perfomance but I've noticed an editor's cut at 3:45. Looks like something went wrong on stage and was hidden at post (:
Nothing went wrong on stage. It was actually done in one take 😊
@@MichaelTheMagician wow, thanks for response! Then the cut means an editor wanted to add more dynamic to the picture or just get in the right timings of the show for TV (: Anyway the perfomance was great
Was the "flap" part of Penn talking about paper flapping and not staying in place? I noticed he had to hold the paper down and then when he put the one on top of the other it fell before he concealed it a bit. I just don't get the birds and arms and flapping keywords haha. Was a neat trick though. Without video I would not have seen anything that would have given it away at all.
Damn, the arms! How'd he catch it?
What arms? Please explain
@@brianivandertp You can tell the hands in his drawing connect differently to the arms, so there were two allison drawings, but I can't believe penn actually noticed (if he did at all)
@@polhikkii 2 drawings, yes. hairs have difference curves.
Kept the 2 drawing boards together and he definitely has drawn his drawing many times before.
I been waiting for one of these performers to sniff the marker. 🤣
Michael I just want to say to you your an awesome and amazing Magician. I really enjoyed this video. I hope you read this comment. Leave my a heart if you did
Thank you!
i love whem he makes the comment about a little bit of hair the camera man pans to another bald guy in the crowd 😆
One of the Frames changed its size but I still don’t get it.
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I'm the same way. How do they not get that constantly interrupting the show with their product will make you _hate_ the product? Anyways, I have the (free) Ublock Origin extension so I never have to watch them. Try it out. :-)
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I think the paper wasn’t paper at all, and neither were the markers. I think they were drawing tablets that were connected via Bluetooth and programmed to display what was drawn on the other one
Only ONE I would love to have the assistant say: "Well, no, thats not the picture you made of me/I drew". Of course it's easier for us on TV, but even with watching it once it was clear, that the second picture of Allison was not the one he drew first.
I can't believe what I just saw. Incredible.
3:44 you can see the whiteboard part fall off after he flips it over, probably how it works.
Yeah, there is paper falling down
Nicely done, but I bet that trick wouldn't work with normal hand held white-boards.
3:50 took me a bit but that re cap joke was killer xD
Really nice frames you have there, special ones, me like. :)
1/ Look he hold the frames stick together: the picture is printed on the other frame
2/ Look at the end he doesn't display the signature, it's because only the picture changed and not the signature
3/ Look in his envelop his hand holding the frames and envelop: tricking something
No...the image is different look at his original drawing and then look at Alisons when she pulls iy out.. the drawings are slightly different.
The photos of her are different. Look at her one arm, one is straighter than the other
Not sure about the drawing of him, looks similar (maybe the feet are different?)
How many puns do you want?
Yes!
Did you have an etch a sketch as a kid? :)
Great trick!
Loved it mate well done great trick
I don't know why magicians go on this show and pull early level tricks like this. No shit you didn't fool P&T. What a waste of time. You could have at least pushed them.
Quite a simple technique, I'm not surprised they figured it out. Still, great performance!
I doubt they did much figuring. They likely knew how it was done from the start since it's prop magic that anybody can buy off the shelf.
2:32 did you get that one from Kanye? ahahah
Man I had to scroll pretty far down the comments to find someone mentioning it!
I think I have an idea how it’s done, though I don’t get Penn’s bird reference 🤷🏻♂️
OK, I got it now :)= It is surprisingly simple and very very clever. I got parts of it at first but it took reading some comments and some slow-speed replay to nail it. Thing is - it's almost a self working trick. With some caveats but as a party trick it is excellent. Going to skip signing, though...
Was the backside of the "picture" after the switch also signed correctly?
i don't think so
i think he doesn't show them (because signatures didn't switch sides)
i think signature is just misdirection to perceive as normal flipping the boards top to bottom many times and not pay attention when he flips the two boards one more time against each other to transfer alyson drawing from one board to the other
Very cool trick , loved it!
Penn: Birds don't have arms, and you didn't fool us!
You: OK I guess I didn't fool you.
Me:...WTF?...
code word is FLAPS not bird
@ideegeniali I don't even remember leaving this comment lol. This looks like something I would write if I was high. I was probably high when I wrote this.
"Just a little bit of hair"
*camera cuts to bald guy with massive beard*
Well normally I can at least come up with something of how a trick is done even if the magician was so good I didn’t see anything, but I haven’t the first place to start with this one.
He had a flap on his so he had 2 pictures on 1 frame
He is flipping them constantly and the pictures of Allison are not the same, maybe start with that.
Nice performance, not nice click bait title.
“And she’s so precious, with the peer pressure, couldn’t afford a car so she named her daughter Alexis(A Lexus), now tell me that ain’t insecure”
Just solved it... Amazing trick...!
My brain is broken 🤯.. I have no idea but I just enjoy watching this series over the years. Incredible trick however you did it, but more importantly you seem like a really genuine wonderful and humble guy, and so I just wanted to wish you massive continued success! There’s so many acts on here that are so obnoxious and whether or not their trick is good I can’t stand them as a person, so you’re a breath of fresh air!!
Do you think Allison loses any sleep over not knowing how tricks work? I do
Not a bit lol, she seems to love the sense of wonder
Obviously the picture frame props are gimmicked. There's a reason he kept them pressed firmly together throughout the trick even to the point of awkwardly holding them while Allison drew her picture. I doubt it would fool most people let alone seasoned performers like Penn and Teller.
That Presenter has to definitely be in on it.
I'm going back on Penn and Teller fool us
Penn noticed the pre-drawn picture of Alyson was different than the one drawn on stage.
Just went back to compare the two drawings.. nice catch
@@ShengYu1995 Easy to put it past the audience though.
@@PikesvilleAl
They sure put it by me too or past me
2:51 3:37 5:26
Bruh, how did you see this, i had to take pictures and compare side by side to see a difference
Easy trick really, the frames are gimmicks, that's why he didn't turn them on both sides at the end.
I was fooled by the title!
His picture he drew was different to the one that Alison pulled out the bag...
I think when he ask Allison to check the envelope he was holding something like thin as paper inside with the envelope
It's very important, I think that the drawings were drawn with both frames touching each other.
So funny, love it!!!
Liked the performance, but the click bait title gets a dislike.
They were NOT fooled. Why did you insinuate that in your title? I think I know why. In your "defense" you chose to use it as a question, but you now what you did, and we all know what you did.
ok so i figured out the drawing of alison in the beginning is not the same drawing at the end
Allison drew Charlie Brown, lol.
The trick fooled me for sure, and most tricks don't. I have no idea how you did that. 😎
i'm not a magician , i was burning his hands and understood the whole shtick. nice preformance though
Those are some nice easels
Doesn't need that clickbait title though. :D
😂😂
'Anxiety runs in my family.' How about no..
'Metamorphasis is when two people switch..' How about no...
Wow ...If we saw Alison's be checked before, that would've been killer.
I still don't get it 😅 even with all the hints from both Penn and the comments.
Everyone knows Penn and Teller are vulnerable to envelopes! You used their Kryptonite. Fooled me.
No tricking them but great performance!!!
Thanks Scott!
@@MichaelTheMagician you’re welcome!
Well You Sure Fooled The Hell Outta Me!! Fantastic Trick!!💯
Great execution and delivery!
Pity he didn't turn them around to show them signed