Awesome reaction to a great performance! One little thing as regards the beautifully structured story: he sorta 'discovered' this magical box with a ribbon and two 'microcosms' as you said, and after he learned how it works, he got greedy and tried to loot all those coins, and that's when his magic powers were stripped from him and he went back to having nothing (just like in the start). Very well-crafted from start to end, and the magic itself is completely on another level!
@@ericchien4458 Wow a heart from the man himself! Haha just wanted to say again I, my sister and my cousin completely loved your performance, and then I got to watching your previous coin and other card routines and they were so smooth and absolutely beautiful too. Looking forward to your future endeavours!
It reminds to a Chinese old story: A couple living with the old grandfather discover a old wooden barrel. They put the old grandfather at work, he should start cleaning the barrel with a brush. The brush fells into the barrel as the grandfather gets tired and suddenly it fills up with brushes. The couple then order the granpa to continue trowing brushes into the barrel, so they multiply. The Granpa has to work hard, transporting loads and loads of brushes and selling them. With the money the couple goes shopping nice things and leave the granpa working. As they are out, they think they should actually throw money into the barrel. They go fast back home, but when they arrive, the grandpa has fallen dead ... into the barrel. They pull him out but ... there is another dead gradpa into the barrel. They keep pulling dead grandpas, hundreds of then, until the barrel brakes. The burial costs ruins the greedy couple. (sorry for my horrible story telling, but I just made fast, have to go to sleepI
The greatness of Eric Chen s magic performance he was playing as not a magician. He just acts like a kid who found a magic box with magic ribbons inside.
Yes, that was the fun of this act. He seemed just as surprised as the audience. Like we're along for the ride on his discovery. Mind blowing, and a different perspective from the suave, slick style of Shin Lim. He's more "watch this" and Eric is more "what just happened?" Love them both.
This is why you shouldn't stop your reaction videos bro, because people like your reactions, so much to the point that you've got to know many famous and successful magicians, now to the point of champions ASKING you PERSONALLY to react to their performances. I think your reactions are great and have been a large part of your success and platform on TH-cam and social media. Please keep it up, because it's part of what I love about your content.
I completely echo these sentiments. I made a very similar comment to this myself when I first saw this video. The world of magic needs an ambassador/influencer that can relate to the general public far more than it needs another full time active magician. I really feel Eduard has set himself up perfectly to be this ambassador and influencer the magic community needs. He does a great job connecting the regular public to the world of magic through his reviews and his analysis. His reaction videos got me to start following magic and I'm sure that I'm just one of many they drew in. He could have more impact on the magic industry through his reviews/analysis than any single magician could have.
The most important aspect of this is he is exploring and discovering those rules at the same time he is taking the audience with him on that journey of discovery! (Great job on your talking points!)
I love the concept at the end. He got greedy by turning all his cards to coins and trying to collect them, and was punished for his greed, so they took away his ribbon and changed his vest back to normal. Basically stripped him of his powers for abusing them
I'm Polling #1 Baby you’re a crack head or asinine, that isn’t will tsai, and doesn’t look like him either. This is Eric chien. Stop mainstreaming delusion. Don’t rule if you’re not certain overwise you look like a idiot. This routine is full of sleight of hand also, so fake isn’t a category this routine fits into but beautiful and well structured does
I LOVE your analysis here. As a casual viewer or even someone who watches many magic videos and reviews I would not have immediately seen how this element of rules is so compelling. And what is even more remarkable as I thought about it, is in a way he is guaranteeing predictability throughout the entire act which normally would be antithetical to maximizing entertainment, yet he is able to create surprises jn how he manipulates these rules (including the vest, introducing the coin, moving the ribbon) and all these variations with coins and cards. This technique is actually ‘minimalism’ where the ribbon and frames and associated rules are the motif, and then are used in various iterations. Its amazing to see that as it is effective in music and visual art, this property can translate in magic as well.
It's such a brilliant act. And as a magician yourself, I love how you're not too good too be fooled. You're not like "Pfft...I know how to do that....I'm just not going to reveal it because, uh, magician's code.....yeah...." *awkwardly scratches head. Instead, applauding and rooting for another fellow magician's great skills is very honorable.
I personally viewed it as the game was to maintain balance between the two spaces depending on what was in the two small frames, but when there was money involved, he got greedy and ignored keeping it balanced between the two sides and thus it ended.
Eric was telling a story It was like he first seen the power of magic making the cards blue to red and vice versa, he was very surprised by it all that he got greedy and made money. After making the money he put it in his box but the power of magic was not for him to abuse so he got punished by losing all of it The moral of the story is to never abuse something that’s good in your life or you might just lose it
Eric Chien is great, and I can't wait for your new kind of contents in the near future, Eduard! This is it, man. Step up the game, expand what you are capable of.
his vest had 3 layers. black, then blue-red, then black. see how thick it was at the beginning then so thin at the end. when he stood up to retrieve the far flung card it tugged on a string which yanked off the black layer. at the end the jacket is much skinnier than at the beginning
My guess is he is using pedals to step on for the magnetic frames to snap into place... The black tarp has cards under the cloth in between the layers of fabric etc
*Wow, I just watched this act on AGT. I saw the blue and red concept between the ribbon, but I didn't even think about the 2 white boxes at the top, and it changes to whatever is inside the box. Not until you mentioned it in this video, did I realize how much more there was to his act. Mind blown*
I so enjoyed Eric’s magic when I saw it on AGT BUT.....you made it Sooooooooo much more interesting with your experienced comments. BIG THANKS bc I enjoyed it even more knowing that you explained the process & also found it fascinating.
I'm glad I watched this! While I was still amazed at the original video I missed that it was what was in the frames that determined how things changed! Now it's even better!
Ok yah lets all just admire his talent and skill at sleight of hand, and just forget all about that instant teleportation before our eyes at 2:16. Yah nothing strange here its absolutely normal. But seriously where can i get an instant teleportation magic kit Eduard?
Hi Eduard. Been watching your videos for several months. I’ve always been a fan of different types of magic and love guys like David Blaine and Shin Lim. This guy is amazing and I have little or no idea how they do a good majority of what they do and don’t try too hard to figure it out because that defeats the purpose as a fan I feel. But you have serious chops and I enjoy what you put on display of your own work and I think you should get out there with them, especially since you are so young and skilled. I’m looking forward to it. Best-Michael from NYC
What a great performance and what a great reaction. Eduard--if you read this--I'm a big fan of yours. I don't comment much--but your reaction videos are what has gotten me to follow magic. I know that you mentioned that you will be cutting back on your reaction vids--and selfishly I ask that you don't abandon them too much. I feel like your reaction videos act as a great bridge that connects magicians and people that are in tune with the magic industry to the general public. I find that your reactions almost educate the average person about how complex/fascinating a trick/routine is. Effectively--I think that what I'm trying to say is that I think that your reaction videos are a very useful and valuable tool to the world of magic in general. I truly hope that you continue doing them.
There is no 'Close-up Grand Prix' "CATEGORY". There are several categories that fall into the 'close-up' group. Micro magic (what we normally call close-up), Card magic and Parlour (it is basically where you can stand and do larger effects, but this is not a stage). WHEN competing in these categories, the contestant who got the most points WINS THE 'CLOSE-UP GRAND PRIX'.
I still cant get over how mind blowing his routine is. Makes me wounder how will anyone one up this, but I know someone will because someone always does.
Yo Eduard! Y’know, I think you could totally be your persona on FISM too because there are acts in FISM where the magician speaks to the audience, like Ryan Hayashi and Shawn Farquhar. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next!
That was one of the best routines I've ever seen. I knew about half of what was going on, and I figured out another , maybe 10 %, but I was totally fooled with large sections of that routine. The little bits I worked out gave me some seriously great inspiration too ... Aside from method & technical though, the routine and it's structure was immaculate. This is the sort of performance we'll be talking about for years.
I think in fism, there are all the categories like palour, close Up, Stage And the you have the Grand Prix(the best in close up/Stage . And you Can win the grand Prix for close up and Stage
I believe the category was Close Up Magic, or something like that. Essentially, someone could have been sitting across the table from him, and still be fooled.
Been watching your videos for a couple years. Always been a huge fan of your commentary. But I gotta tell you, I think your teeth are straight enough now man! You should take a screenshot of yourself from the first video with braces to now and watch that magical transformation! And get the metal out bro! Lol, in all seriousness, if you did a stage show I would buy a ticket! If you were performing up close anywhere near where I live or travel to, I would come support too! Do what makes you happy and never stop having fun! Props sir!
This was one of the best acts I ever seen... it had an amazing story with no words. Great effect, amazing visual stuff... the card being cut by the ribbon was crazy... and when he got greedy with coins and lost everything... pure genius.
I suspect that the cards have three layers. By sliding them slightly he shifts pushing the blue layer to cover the red, then back again. That's about all that I've conceived, but it could explain the bulk of his tricks.
I'm assuming the trick is in the table and that black cover. But the fast change of clothes makes me very confused, on here seems like a camera trick instead of an actual act but he could be doing it so fast that is confusing the camera.
7:25 look it on 0,25 speed and you will see that the two boxes are going away before his hamds are near them or touched them. thats akward. in my eyes its already real magic and not only a trick
The frames appearing and disappearing on the table has to be video editing. That's the only thing in the act that doesnt make any sense. Not to mention, the footage is suddenly very blurry in those 2 spots? hmmm
@@AmplifyChris the version we see is a video feed, one that has been edited to cover up mistakes or something too obvious. The blur in that specific spot is highly noticeable. I know the original was live and close, but that's not the experience we're getting. We are seeing a recording with editing to make the act look better.
Its only one explanation for this to be a trick, is that there is another person under his table who help him and put the things there, but still does not explain how the card transferred under the ribbon, so its demonic trick.
its one thing to know how something is done even knowing some moves i would not be able to repeat it thats usualy a good routine but then there are some with moves ive never seen or for wich i have no explanation how they are done ... thats the next level and i love it when there are moves that give that feeling back thats close to .. you know magic doesnt exist so it must be a trick but that little voice that sais ... maybe it was real magic ? :D ... and then there is even one level higher when you dont even anticipate something happening and you are surprised .. even tho you kinda know how this or that might be done realizing something happen after its done an not burning his hands for the moves this is what i love. i dont eevn wanna know how he did that card cut i dont even wanna start thinking about ideas i just wanna enjoy it ... such tricks are rare theese days
I love when someone with experience in magic is like "well damn i don't know how he did that" - anyway, great vid! Btw your eyes are a spectacular blue and you're a beautiful guy but please trim that 'stache before it consumes your lip. 😁
Man, you know, i've been watching you for over a year now. Love your stuff. Your entertaining, and skillful. I just have to say something, and please, don't be offended...Proactive. That stuff worked miracles for my ex-gf.
"That should not be possible" just has to be the biggest compliment one magician can get from a fellow magician.
Awesome reaction to a great performance! One little thing as regards the beautifully structured story: he sorta 'discovered' this magical box with a ribbon and two 'microcosms' as you said, and after he learned how it works, he got greedy and tried to loot all those coins, and that's when his magic powers were stripped from him and he went back to having nothing (just like in the start). Very well-crafted from start to end, and the magic itself is completely on another level!
this is so very well said. Thank you
❤️
@@ericchien4458 Wow a heart from the man himself! Haha just wanted to say again I, my sister and my cousin completely loved your performance, and then I got to watching your previous coin and other card routines and they were so smooth and absolutely beautiful too. Looking forward to your future endeavours!
M Hamza Sajjad thank you😊
It reminds to a Chinese old story: A couple living with the old grandfather discover a old wooden barrel. They put the old grandfather at work, he should start cleaning the barrel with a brush. The brush fells into the barrel as the grandfather gets tired and suddenly it fills up with brushes. The couple then order the granpa to continue trowing brushes into the barrel, so they multiply. The Granpa has to work hard, transporting loads and loads of brushes and selling them. With the money the couple goes shopping nice things and leave the granpa working. As they are out, they think they should actually throw money into the barrel. They go fast back home, but when they arrive, the grandpa has fallen dead ... into the barrel. They pull him out but ... there is another dead gradpa into the barrel. They keep pulling dead grandpas, hundreds of then, until the barrel brakes.
The burial costs ruins the greedy couple.
(sorry for my horrible story telling, but I just made fast, have to go to sleepI
as ryan hayashi said on fool us: no matter how hard you try, there is always an asian who takes it to the next level.
So true! (maybe that's why I came to Asia, LOL)
It's the food.
@@HigherPlanesPork fried rice, my favorite.
@82 Hell yeah son. I like fried dumplings myself.
Lol magic at asian level
The greatness of Eric Chen s magic performance he was playing as not a magician. He just acts like a kid who found a magic box with magic ribbons inside.
Yes, that was the fun of this act. He seemed just as surprised as the audience. Like we're along for the ride on his discovery. Mind blowing, and a different perspective from the suave, slick style of Shin Lim. He's more "watch this" and Eric is more "what just happened?" Love them both.
EXACTLY
Wonderful job reviewing this fantastic performance. Thanks so much for making this.
Wow, this was impressive! It reminded me at the first time I saw Shin Lim and was totally blown away. And this is even one level further!
"And based on my research on that, ..."
"That makes no sense"
Sums it up pretty well...
Literally just watched Eric Chen Fism! What the hell!! That was absolutely mindblowing!!! Great reaction video Eduard! 👍🏼
This is why you shouldn't stop your reaction videos bro, because people like your reactions, so much to the point that you've got to know many famous and successful magicians, now to the point of champions ASKING you PERSONALLY to react to their performances. I think your reactions are great and have been a large part of your success and platform on TH-cam and social media. Please keep it up, because it's part of what I love about your content.
I completely echo these sentiments. I made a very similar comment to this myself when I first saw this video. The world of magic needs an ambassador/influencer that can relate to the general public far more than it needs another full time active magician. I really feel Eduard has set himself up perfectly to be this ambassador and influencer the magic community needs. He does a great job connecting the regular public to the world of magic through his reviews and his analysis. His reaction videos got me to start following magic and I'm sure that I'm just one of many they drew in. He could have more impact on the magic industry through his reviews/analysis than any single magician could have.
The most important aspect of this is he is exploring and discovering those rules at the same time he is taking the audience with him on that journey of discovery! (Great job on your talking points!)
I love the concept at the end. He got greedy by turning all his cards to coins and trying to collect them, and was punished for his greed, so they took away his ribbon and changed his vest back to normal. Basically stripped him of his powers for abusing them
yeah i love the act .. the curious , the happiness , the greedy and regret . the whole story and magic act is so perfect
Quite simply my favourite act in a long long time. The structure was perfect.
Richard Bellars toooo perfect! And the laser deal was so flawless 👌🏼
And completely fake. th-cam.com/video/_dSp_f0f9gE/w-d-xo.html
I'm Polling #1 Baby you’re a crack head or asinine, that isn’t will tsai, and doesn’t look like him either. This is Eric chien. Stop mainstreaming delusion. Don’t rule if you’re not certain overwise you look like a idiot. This routine is full of sleight of hand also, so fake isn’t a category this routine fits into but beautiful and well structured does
To all the magicians thank you ,,you guys are pure joy
I LOVE your analysis here. As a casual viewer or even someone who watches many magic videos and reviews I would not have immediately seen how this element of rules is so compelling.
And what is even more remarkable as I thought about it, is in a way he is guaranteeing predictability throughout the entire act which normally would be antithetical to maximizing entertainment, yet he is able to create surprises jn how he manipulates these rules (including the vest, introducing the coin, moving the ribbon) and all these variations with coins and cards.
This technique is actually ‘minimalism’ where the ribbon and frames and associated rules are the motif, and then are used in various iterations.
Its amazing to see that as it is effective in music and visual art, this property can translate in magic as well.
It's such a brilliant act. And as a magician yourself, I love how you're not too good too be fooled. You're not like "Pfft...I know how to do that....I'm just not going to reveal it because, uh, magician's code.....yeah...." *awkwardly scratches head. Instead, applauding and rooting for another fellow magician's great skills is very honorable.
Ive watched this act so many times. Im getting closer and closer to going crazy
Damn that was dope loll that's my favorite performance right now. I loved that. Sorry shin but Eric is fire
The moral of the act~ when u put money in the game, all the magic disappears
Great act for sure
David Globe + you weird
I personally viewed it as the game was to maintain balance between the two spaces depending on what was in the two small frames, but when there was money involved, he got greedy and ignored keeping it balanced between the two sides and thus it ended.
I bought Eric’s retention it’s amazing. One of the best purchases I ever made
I absolutely agree. This retention is capable of fooling you while doing it by yourself :D
Ye
I wanted one that would look good on youtube cos I got comments saying it was obvious and this is perfect
Bought it to but its really to hard for me xd
I think it’s worth the practice
Eric was telling a story
It was like he first seen the power of magic making the cards blue to red and vice versa, he was very surprised by it all that he got greedy and made money. After making the money he put it in his box but the power of magic was not for him to abuse so he got punished by losing all of it
The moral of the story is to never abuse something that’s good in your life or you might just lose it
The moral of this story is beautiful and he acted it out beautifully
This was the most impressive thing I've seen in a very long time. Absolutely flawless.
Lol the very first thing, "you what? You what mate?" Is my favorite reaction EVER! He was totally not expecting that...
Wow amazing I have watched this act many times and am still baffled by it! Love the reaction video!
Eric Chien is great, and I can't wait for your new kind of contents in the near future, Eduard!
This is it, man. Step up the game, expand what you are capable of.
What an amazing performance!! Great Video and reaction!
I salute you, sir, for becoming so honest in your comments as a magician. So humble to admit another magician's ability more than you do.
his vest had 3 layers. black, then blue-red, then black. see how thick it was at the beginning then so thin at the end. when he stood up to retrieve the far flung card it tugged on a string which yanked off the black layer. at the end the jacket is much skinnier than at the beginning
My guess is he is using pedals to step on for the magnetic frames to snap into place... The black tarp has cards under the cloth in between the layers of fabric etc
*Wow, I just watched this act on AGT. I saw the blue and red concept between the ribbon, but I didn't even think about the 2 white boxes at the top, and it changes to whatever is inside the box. Not until you mentioned it in this video, did I realize how much more there was to his act. Mind blown*
I so enjoyed Eric’s magic when I saw it on AGT BUT.....you made it Sooooooooo much more interesting with your experienced comments. BIG THANKS bc I enjoyed it even more knowing that you explained the process & also found it fascinating.
5:22
Eduard, that is literally the greatest tore and restore I've ever seen.
Daaam this guy is something else!
Damn you actually fooled me on the intro Eduard Todor
Love ur reaction and analysis, hope u can be as good as him
I'm glad I watched this! While I was still amazed at the original video I missed that it was what was in the frames that determined how things changed! Now it's even better!
No differences made if you slow down the visual trick to 0.25x. Great skills man. Keep it up.
As always, enjoyed it.
Ok yah lets all just admire his talent and skill at sleight of hand, and just forget all about that instant teleportation before our eyes at 2:16. Yah nothing strange here its absolutely normal. But seriously where can i get an instant teleportation magic kit Eduard?
Thank god one person who still has a brain..
I think you have to ask Will Tsais carpenter.
Yeah, it's either LCD screen or edited. I don't really consider either magic... well you know what I mean.
@@Bob-zx7io that was live. It s the world cup for magicians. No room for edits. And it doesnt look like displays either
@@pineapplewarrior758 If you think that teleportation bit was live I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you.
Hi Eduard. Been watching your videos for several months. I’ve always been a fan of different types of magic and love guys like David Blaine and Shin Lim. This guy is amazing and I have little or no idea how they do a good majority of what they do and don’t try too hard to figure it out because that defeats the purpose as a fan I feel. But you have serious chops and I enjoy what you put on display of your own work and I think you should get out there with them, especially since you are so young and skilled. I’m looking forward to it. Best-Michael from NYC
What a great performance and what a great reaction. Eduard--if you read this--I'm a big fan of yours. I don't comment much--but your reaction videos are what has gotten me to follow magic. I know that you mentioned that you will be cutting back on your reaction vids--and selfishly I ask that you don't abandon them too much. I feel like your reaction videos act as a great bridge that connects magicians and people that are in tune with the magic industry to the general public. I find that your reactions almost educate the average person about how complex/fascinating a trick/routine is. Effectively--I think that what I'm trying to say is that I think that your reaction videos are a very useful and valuable tool to the world of magic in general. I truly hope that you continue doing them.
May I echo all of the above sentiments? Thanks for expressing this Jeff.
Well said! I didn't follow magic much until Eduard's videos got me interested in checking out more magicians.
agreed!
There is no 'Close-up Grand Prix' "CATEGORY". There are several categories that fall into the 'close-up' group. Micro magic (what we normally call close-up), Card magic and Parlour (it is basically where you can stand and do larger effects, but this is not a stage). WHEN competing in these categories, the contestant who got the most points WINS THE 'CLOSE-UP GRAND PRIX'.
I still cant get over how mind blowing his routine is. Makes me wounder how will anyone one up this, but I know someone will because someone always does.
Mesmerizing hair, Eduard. Love the cut and color.
Yo Eduard! Y’know, I think you could totally be your persona on FISM too because there are acts in FISM where the magician speaks to the audience, like Ryan Hayashi and Shawn Farquhar. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next!
That was one of the best routines I've ever seen. I knew about half of what was going on, and I figured out another , maybe 10 %, but I was totally fooled with large sections of that routine. The little bits I worked out gave me some seriously great inspiration too ... Aside from method & technical though, the routine and it's structure was immaculate. This is the sort of performance we'll be talking about for years.
I think in fism, there are all the categories like palour, close Up, Stage
And the you have the Grand Prix(the best in close up/Stage . And you Can win the grand Prix for close up and Stage
It seems he's using a mechanism similar to the Chinese quick mask change for some parts of the trick. Really good.
It's called demonism.
Love the opening! So visual! Oh...and Eric’s trick wasn’t bad either. 🤪
I believe the category was Close Up Magic, or something like that. Essentially, someone could have been sitting across the table from him, and still be fooled.
6:45 mistake ! He puts the blue cards and the change box is with nothing, so the blue cards should disappear. But i love him.
The table top is the tool. The hand has to be in in the correct position to the table top at the precise moment to sell the illusion.
I can STILL smell that Queen of Hearts. Visually, I mean......
I wonder what Shin thinks of this act. Shin is still my favorite due to his versatility, but wow what a talented magician Eric is!
So incredible
Put a stage show together Ed, even just for youtube would be sick
ok, now THAT was visual! awesome reaction
*This is next level man!!!!!*
0:18 damn...you're really good, bro..smooth n fast..
i learned his retention it is soooo effective because it looks like the fingers dont move and its not too hard either
your reaction and respect to it top notch love this video
Been watching your videos for a couple years. Always been a huge fan of your commentary. But I gotta tell you, I think your teeth are straight enough now man! You should take a screenshot of yourself from the first video with braces to now and watch that magical transformation! And get the metal out bro! Lol, in all seriousness, if you did a stage show I would buy a ticket! If you were performing up close anywhere near where I live or travel to, I would come support too! Do what makes you happy and never stop having fun! Props sir!
Beautiful act, skills but also very poetic and simple
i understand everything in it except how he changed the fricking vest literally one frame it changes
This was one of the best acts I ever seen... it had an amazing story with no words.
Great effect, amazing visual stuff... the card being cut by the ribbon was crazy... and when he got greedy with coins and lost everything... pure genius.
I enjoyed your reaction video man. I saw it twice before watching your video
Im sitting here with my jaw dropped, just like the first time I saw Shin Lim's 52 Shades of Red
The only thing i fifured out is that the very first part he was bottom dealing or it was a push of second deal i dont know for sure
Shim lin and Eric chien will be in competition for life lol
Simply amazing !!!
The coolest trick after Shin Lim.
what a clean performance in the first take
And that is 1 craziest trick
Very articulate. Thanks.
I suspect that the cards have three layers. By sliding them slightly he shifts pushing the blue layer to cover the red, then back again. That's about all that I've conceived, but it could explain the bulk of his tricks.
The same trick would work on his vest, pulling a checkerboard of blue and red panels over the base black.
"Is this real life," you make my day asking that.
I'm assuming the trick is in the table and that black cover. But the fast change of clothes makes me very confused, on here seems like a camera trick instead of an actual act but he could be doing it so fast that is confusing the camera.
change of clothes base on "face charging"(Bian lian變臉), a trick on ancient Chinese dramatic art
Amazing!
Amazing act
im bak, I missed u. ur awesome!!!
7:25 look it on 0,25 speed and you will see that the two boxes are going away before his hamds are near them or touched them. thats akward. in my eyes its already real magic and not only a trick
Great video. Great magic.
Yo eduard I love ur vids. Respect from the uk
The frames appearing and disappearing on the table has to be video editing. That's the only thing in the act that doesnt make any sense. Not to mention, the footage is suddenly very blurry in those 2 spots? hmmm
No Video Editing. It was live and close up to an audiance.
@@AmplifyChris the version we see is a video feed, one that has been edited to cover up mistakes or something too obvious. The blur in that specific spot is highly noticeable. I know the original was live and close, but that's not the experience we're getting. We are seeing a recording with editing to make the act look better.
5:55 look at the shadow at the left hand
EDUARD....watch his left ring finger holding the deck! He is dealing bottoms not push off seconds and doing it beautifully!
Your reaction was great. I thought it was unbelievable.
Genuine reaction, bro.
Sad to hear you aren't doing reactions and analysis anymore.
Still am, just focusing on things I enjoy :)
asian chinese always the best magic in the world
Since when OG Notail is reviewing magic
That table has a technology. Watch when the cards disappear it looks like they’re on a green screen
Its only one explanation for this to be a trick, is that there is another person under his table who help him and put the things there, but still does not explain how the card transferred under the ribbon, so its demonic trick.
Maybe I'll just say one thing. Magnets are cool things
Best act I've ever seen !!!
6:00 normal people see he collect coin from his pocket but he did not
who is better for you shin lim or eric chien?
Guys the asian succeed at any cost magic conjuring machine! 30k subs as of today.
its one thing to know how something is done even knowing some moves i would not be able to repeat it thats usualy a good routine but then there are some with moves ive never seen or for wich i have no explanation how they are done ... thats the next level and i love it when there are moves that give that feeling back thats close to .. you know magic doesnt exist so it must be a trick but that little voice that sais ... maybe it was real magic ? :D ... and then there is even one level higher when you dont even anticipate something happening and you are surprised .. even tho you kinda know how this or that might be done realizing something happen after its done an not burning his hands for the moves this is what i love. i dont eevn wanna know how he did that card cut i dont even wanna start thinking about ideas i just wanna enjoy it ... such tricks are rare theese days
I love when someone with experience in magic is like "well damn i don't know how he did that" - anyway, great vid! Btw your eyes are a spectacular blue and you're a beautiful guy but please trim that 'stache before it consumes your lip. 😁
Hi Eduard, do u know how he make the frames show up suddenly?
Man, you know, i've been watching you for over a year now. Love your stuff. Your entertaining, and skillful. I just have to say something, and please, don't be offended...Proactive. That stuff worked miracles for my ex-gf.