Hey, thanks for watching! :-D Also, I realize NOW looking at my quick magic performance at the beginning that it was not a flawless performance. Oh well... forgive me!! Maybe if I used more snappy rubber bands it would be better. Anyway! I thought Marcus Eddie was very entertaining, creative, and I love the stuff he makes. What about you?? What were your impressions? Comment below! AAAAND how did you like the ending to this video???? I try to spice it up sometimes... :-D
I think the "crumple" part of the trick is simple, many other tricks use a gimmick of the same type. The big question though is how he got rid of the deck so neatly. Unfortunately, there was some editing in the crucial moment...
Love your channel and you seem like a really nice guy. Can you keep doing the bit at the start on your intros where you go ‘about magic’ dunno why I think it’s cool and a good signature :)
I waited till the end just for the fable but there wasn't any this time! If this happens again, I may have to get my own book to sate my 'aesopy' desire :)
One of the rare times Penn showed a shock moment, meaning he was impressed when the empty card box was reveled to be a full deck of cards. When Teller is impressed, he has the most beautiful smile. This guy has some secrets that one day it will be let out of the bag. Enjoying him in the meanwhile.
Man, Fool Us used to boast how cuts and edits were kept to a minimum to benefit the performers... but lately it’s getting almost as bad as AGT. Case in point, Allyson was holding on to the box of cards before they cut away to P&T and then he suddenly has the box in his hand to crush.
No one wants to hear applauds for 10 seconds during a trick... be apart of the audience to have the privilege to applause. It also avoids some of them to watch @ 0.25 speed ... It seems legit
Romain MOSKO Several performers have gone on RUclips in recent months and expressed their disappointment in large portions of their routine ending up on the cutting room floor. My frustration is actually that they cut the performance to KEEP/ADD audience applause.
We've seen quite a few magicians come on "Fool Us" and do an escalating series of tricks, starting with some basic magic, then on to some stuff that fools everyone except the elite magicians, and ending with something that fools P and T, all the while sparing us any unnecessary banter. Marcus starts off by fooling P and T with a really good deck appearance, and follows up with some really basic card magic accompanied by the same lame joke repeated over and over again. Clever twist.
It only looked like he put an entire deck of cards in the box, but we only saw was the end of a fake deck of cards, appearing to be a real full deck of cards.
The deck has a “trap door” bottom for the ditch. It also has a flip down “grill” that Allison placed the card in. There was no deck when she placed it in the “grill”. He only had one card to grab and then smash the empty box. 👍🏼🇺🇸🤔 😉
The best magic from Jason P is that he raise interest in these people. Most of them I would just walk by. Who knows, maybe by this guy. Comes out, laughing with no reason (weed or what?) than does a double decker something of which he is closing painfully slowly and difficult. I mean, just how long it takes to close a deck for a professional magician? As for a 3 years old? I think I would've changed channel right there if it was not for Jason. He is a magic himself, for he sees magic in everybody.
“I didn’t know him from a hole in the wall.” Or “I didn’t know him form a hole in the ground.” No idea why either of these make sense Oh, also: “I don’t know him from adam.”
that was a cool trick, i enjoyed it very much thanks, and i am with you i didn't see the second part but the first was easier to spot...as soon as you get back Jason, you should react to Kevin Li on Fool us, that is some hoodoo voodoo there
The saying is, “Didn’t know him from Adam”. It dates back vaguely to the Old Testament. But was later reinvented by a Western European writer somewhere around 1820 to 1850. And was turned into what we know today.
I think starting from 2:53 idk how he closed the "fake thick part of the box" but in 2:56 u can see that he slides the empty part of the box (pushes it) into the real box so what it really is is just that the empty box is the extended part of the real box.
My opinion. When he put the cards in his pocket he put the real cards there. Then he used a hollow item shaped liked cards with someopenings to insert the card while in the deck...
I think I know the most part of his trick if you see at 4:28 he put all the cards in his pocket and when he asked her to put her card in the box there was just her card in the box and he took her card out of the box and the end of his trick he just destroyed the empty box because the cards were already in his pocket ; I actually did not fool and please do not pause the video too much thank you
I'm really sad they skipped Penn and teller's reaction to his ultimate trick. If it fooled them both that badly that would have been worth seeing. One of my favorite parts of the show is their expressions (especially Teller's) when something really amazes him. For someone who doesn't talk he may be one of the most expressive magicians I've seen.
He had the deck behind the open flap when he showed the empty box. He obviously is placing the deck in when he closes it as we can hear and see far too much work going into the process. The crushing of the deck is easy. He put the deck into his right pocket to take her card out. Then he took another crushable fake deck out to SMASH like we all do on your like button.
With these P&T videos, the key moments can often be edited out so they aren't visible on a rewatch. I believe that happens at about 4.48 where we see P&T reacting (where Jason happens to pause it), but we don't see him take the cards out his pocket. I don't believe that after he puts the cards in his pocket, the cards ever come out again. Instead we are seeing some kind of gimmick that locks like cards, but is easy to collapse, for the rest of the trick.
While the guy is really nice the performance seemed rushed and deceptive, not really even allowing much time to understand whats going on. The box seemed fake as hell @3.11 you can even see weird folds at the front from the inside when its open. He brought the cards in the same way he removed them. With awkwardness. Nice idea but us spectators need to see the cards properly not just for a split second. The way he held everything was also odd. When you do something so quickly it ceases to amaze... Also far too much editing. He spends ages fiddling with that box and the edits remove too many key moments. On moment he has alisons card, the next a whole deck??? Hello edits!!
Using an easy trick as misdirection is clever, especically when fooling magicians who are thinking about what you just did, but misdirected from what you're really doing.
Actually you can see he pushed the card all the way in the box. If you look closely you can see he actually closes the box completely and reopens it right as he has Allyson squeeze it.
Cool man, glad I accidentally stumbled across your Chanel. I love watching magic acts so It's convenient to know you have a bunch of videos I may have missed all bundled up in a nice little package with your opinions on them. I do want to say that I feel this guys performance had to be one of shortest non-exciting routines I've ever seen on P&T. That said, I still didn't know how he did it but I wasn't paying attention to the deck either time. I just figured it was slight of hand. For me the biggest surprise was that he fooled them. It's funny, I forgot that the "Dangerously pointy" trophy says F.U. Thanks man. Nice job! ^!^
You know what I enjoy the most about you and your vids Prof. Parker...is your aura it’s so calm and peaceful. If you ever visit the London we need to hang out.
The first trick (The one that fooled them): It's a trick card box, where one entire side is removable. When he opens it, he does it in a very specific, awkward looking way where the lid is actually hiding the cards behind it, showing the empty box. Just as he's closing the lid, he's pushing the cards back into the box through the side of it (I've never actually seen how this trick is done. Just figured it out based on the awkward way he held the box) The last trick (they somehow know how he did this): I have NO idea where the cards went.
Wow the rubber band trick hand me thinking this guy was gonna be a clown... Unless they cut the video idk how he swapped decks... Hell if teller looks at Penn like wtf... I definitely wasn't gonna catch it
I'm not a magician, really just a fan, and I gotta say, the whole performance struck me as awkward. I mean, I did like his friendly demeanor, and I'm sure he is a very good magician, or at least creator of magic, but all the handling of the deck/box/lids whatever was a little tortured and just took away from the routine. For example the appearing deck in the opening trick was (for me) spoiled by the fact that it took him roughly 2 DAYS to shut the lid after showing us it was empty.It's like a comedian who kind of-sort of flubs a set up, but still manages to delivers a killer punch line...fair or not, it's just not as funny. So now all I can think about is a gimmicked box, instead of enjoying the performance. I realize magicians use gimmicks all the time, I just feel like the best ones are able to perform in a way that makes us forget, or rather not care about the technical wizardry behind "the curtain."
The beginning and end of the trick, when he made the cards appear and disappear, was super cool. I think that's what Penn meant. The card trick in between those two parts might have thrown Penn and Teller off the scent too because it had nothing to do with the actual trick,
Dear Jason, love your channel and your value additions to your reactions. I am more impressed with your fitness though please add fitness tips to your videos too.
I enjoy so much how you value and appreciate magicians rather than criticize them without mercy. Even when you say your opinion on an act where there is room for improvement, you do so with so much respect and appreciation for the work they do. Thanks so much for your refreshing attitude in a world full of trashing others.
Given this pattern of you appreciating positive and optimistic people and something to strive for, I think you should really burn that Aesop's fables book. (Or sell it because burning books just seems... wrong...) Because only people who don't think about and question things can be positive and optimistic.
obviously when he showed the empty box and held the flap off to the side the cards were behind the flap. How he got them into the box. Well maybe the box was not a fully enclosed box. It has a open side but the cards hiding behind the flap once pushed in had the cover side of the box on top like a card
Love your videos and appreciate you doing these reactions, but you gotta stop questioning the cameras and the editing. Yes there is a chance that it's possible you missed something due to it, but saying it in pretty much every video basically makes you sound like you're making an excuse as to why you didn't see it. You seriously said something to the effect of...well they didn't show me the inside of the box...after the cards were loaded. Do you really think he went n showed ppl up close what he does with everything? Penn n Teller are sitting probably 15ft or so away, and they are the ones who have to try to figure it out. Anyways sry about the rant, I do enjoy 99% of what I've watched of your reactions. It is seriously just that little thing that gets under my skin. Keep the videos coming!
Met Marcus years ago in Austin when he was working at a local magic shop. Super nice guy, has been great to watch him continue to succeed over the years.
I met Marcus about 2 years ago at the Carolina close up convention. He lectured and it was wonderful. I talked with him some afterwards and like you said he is truly a nice guy. Very happy and willing to take the time to talk magic.
I like how the trophy says F.U. (Fool Us) That is kind of edgy :).. Usually they take a stab, but here they just rightout said: fooled us. At the end you sound like the two minute papers guy (Károly Zsolnai-Fehér) when he says "I see you next time". He is from Austria. I keep wondering where you are from, I can´t place your accent. No aesop´s :(
how did they get fooled on this? It was clear that the cards were pushed out of the box, hidden behind the flap as he showed it you can see it at 2:48 as he reaches to pull the flap, he actually pushes his finger into the deck which can be seen being pushed out ....then when he put it in his pocket, he pulled out a fake...it looked like a deck, but was hollow and had a collapsible support in the middle of it for alysson to press down on....and when he crushed it you could clearly see that the top 1/5 of the box could not be crushed, as this was hollow deck needed to have a "real" top for alyson to insert her card into
Marcus is a nice guy but god it's embarrassing how he keeps stopping and staring at us for approval and applause each time he does something. No disrespect to the guy but that's why the audience ended up clapping the first time when not much had happened yet.
My guess is that the tips of the deck are cut and glued in place on a deck switch to show before crushing the cards... he must have switched the deck when he found her card from his pocket???
my guess on how he did the first part, was a it wasnt a normal box for the cards, i think it was extendable/a little longer so that when he tilts the deck forward so that you can see its empty- thats just a small empty cavity near the top to make it appear empty, while the cards are still there in the below/extended away from the audience
He shows you a video of his how to show the box empty and the end the cards are on a card gripper allowing cards to shoot up arm or jacket , sy spoiler alert
If you pause at 3:12 you can see bottom side of the box is not part of the cards he pulls out. There is like little cap between. When he closes the box first time it seems like he does too much movements for that.
not sure if you know but this "It's not a card trick" at the screen in the back is a reference to the famous picture "this is not a pipe" showing a pipe painting.
I really don't know how Marcus can fool Penn and Teller. Almost every illusionist, actually every illusionist, knows this trick. I will tell you how Marcus make the cards disappear at the end. 4:50 - 4:53 The cards in his hands are not really cards. It's a card box that looks like cards. 5:25 - 5:26 Alison must know that the card box doesn't contain real cards, because the box in her hand is super light.
I am not going to reveal how the cards appear (in the beginning). Like I said, almost every illusionist knows the trick. I don't think they want me to put that trick in the comment.
The card trick he showed was a diversion for the deck disappearing act.. to hide the real decks as he reveal the signed card on his pocket 4:29 then at 4:53 i think its a fake decks he returned in the box
This is not the version he sells online. The version he sells online does not allow for the angles he has here and you have to do a flip motion. He does neither thing here so this is new I believe.
GagamBino 319 When he put the deck back in the box it was after he put the deck in his pocket. I assume it’s some sort of gimmick that looks like cards but is some sort of paper or something that he could crumple up.
i have to say, for me, the most surprising part was when you said you thought his theme was funny, at ruclips.net/video/7FR1P6XFRcY/видео.html Really? You think that's a funny joke? It's funny, because he's doing a series of card tricks, while repeating "this is not a card trick"? That's your idea of sophisticated humor? I think you're biased because you met Marcus, and so you know that he's usually clever. You have insider knowledge. But for the rest of us, it was barely a joke the first time, and it doesn't keep getting funnier each time he says it.
I never said I thought it was sophisticated humor. :) I just thought it was funny, that's all. And yes I could be influenced because I already like him from the beginning. :)
lol your fucking videos are really cutting down on my work productivity. new subscriber, really entertaining to watch while you give your comments on what's going on, really makes you appreciate what's going on more
The rubber band trick you showed us... eh... needs work. It's too obvious that you pinned it under your thumb, and you can even see the band pulled tight around your wrist before you let it snap back. Using one from the middle of the bunch might disguise the tightness around your arm better, but I don't know if it would make it harder for the band to jump down your arm when you let it go.
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Hey, thanks for watching! :-D Also, I realize NOW looking at my quick magic performance at the beginning that it was not a flawless performance. Oh well... forgive me!! Maybe if I used more snappy rubber bands it would be better. Anyway! I thought Marcus Eddie was very entertaining, creative, and I love the stuff he makes. What about you?? What were your impressions? Comment below! AAAAND how did you like the ending to this video???? I try to spice it up sometimes... :-D
I think the "crumple" part of the trick is simple, many other tricks use a gimmick of the same type. The big question though is how he got rid of the deck so neatly. Unfortunately, there was some editing in the crucial moment...
Jason, the saying is/was #DidntKnowMeFromAdam. Keep up the great work!!
Love your channel and you seem like a really nice guy. Can you keep doing the bit at the start on your intros where you go ‘about magic’ dunno why I think it’s cool and a good signature :)
@@smurf300 agree!
I waited till the end just for the fable but there wasn't any this time! If this happens again, I may have to get my own book to sate my 'aesopy' desire :)
"Didn't know me from Adam"
One of the rare times Penn showed a shock moment, meaning he was impressed when the empty card box was reveled to be a full deck of cards. When Teller is impressed, he has the most beautiful smile. This guy has some secrets that one day it will be let out of the bag. Enjoying him in the meanwhile.
Man, Fool Us used to boast how cuts and edits were kept to a minimum to benefit the performers... but lately it’s getting almost as bad as AGT. Case in point, Allyson was holding on to the box of cards before they cut away to P&T and then he suddenly has the box in his hand to crush.
I think he switched the deck with a gimmick when it was in his pocket, so that would mean that the editing is not hiding anything :)
No one wants to hear applauds for 10 seconds during a trick... be apart of the audience to have the privilege to applause.
It also avoids some of them to watch @ 0.25 speed ...
It seems legit
Romain MOSKO Several performers have gone on RUclips in recent months and expressed their disappointment in large portions of their routine ending up on the cutting room floor. My frustration is actually that they cut the performance to KEEP/ADD audience applause.
"Didn't know me from Aesop" in your case.
haha
We've seen quite a few magicians come on "Fool Us" and do an escalating series of tricks, starting with some basic magic, then on to some stuff that fools everyone except the elite magicians, and ending with something that fools P and T, all the while sparing us any unnecessary banter.
Marcus starts off by fooling P and T with a really good deck appearance, and follows up with some really basic card magic accompanied by the same lame joke repeated over and over again.
Clever twist.
It only looked like he put an entire deck of cards in the box,
but we only saw was the end of a fake deck
of cards, appearing to be a real full deck of cards.
I believe at 2:49 you can maybe see that the box is thick, with a false, folding empty box part. At 2:50, he is hiding the full box behind the lid.
The deck has a “trap door” bottom for the ditch. It also has a flip down “grill” that Allison placed the card in. There was no deck when she placed it in the “grill”. He only had one card to grab and then smash the empty box. 👍🏼🇺🇸🤔 😉
I've seen marcus eddie do a couple of tricks on scam school...it's a RUclips channel
*I watched all the way to the end and I never got my story. I feel cheated!* 😢 😢 😢
sorry... another one is available now in the video I published tonight :)
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*Yay!* 😊😊😊
even if the box had a special trap door on the side, you can sort of see a flap, but on slo-mo its still close to perfect the way he did it.
In Australia, we say, “he didn’t know me from a bar of soap” who knows how the saying came to.
haha... thanks for sharing that
Good job man on those videos
Keep going , your a good man
From Palestine all the respect
To be honest i didn't know about "Marcus Eddie", or maybe i just don't remember him but thanks to you i found another awesome guy!
Agree. Marcus Eddie has a great on stage presence.
The best magic from Jason P is that he raise interest in these people. Most of them I would just walk by. Who knows, maybe by this guy. Comes out, laughing with no reason (weed or what?) than does a double decker something of which he is closing painfully slowly and difficult. I mean, just how long it takes to close a deck for a professional magician? As for a 3 years old? I think I would've changed channel right there if it was not for Jason.
He is a magic himself, for he sees magic in everybody.
The card that appeared from what seemed no where,
may have been hidden behind the the flap of the box.
Nope
“I didn’t know him from a hole in the wall.”
Or
“I didn’t know him form a hole in the ground.”
No idea why either of these make sense
Oh, also: “I don’t know him from adam.”
that was a cool trick, i enjoyed it very much thanks, and i am with you i didn't see the second part but the first was easier to spot...as soon as you get back Jason, you should react to Kevin Li on Fool us, that is some hoodoo voodoo there
The saying is, “Didn’t know him from Adam”. It dates back vaguely to the Old Testament. But was later reinvented by a Western European writer somewhere around 1820 to 1850. And was turned into what we know today.
the one i've always heard was "didn't know him from a hole in the wall". might be a regional thing.
I think starting from 2:53 idk how he closed the "fake thick part of the box" but in 2:56 u can see that he slides the empty part of the box (pushes it) into the real box so what it really is is just that the empty box is the extended part of the real box.
"But im not a rapper" - Supa Hot Fire
Same energy
1st thing he did im fooledso hard
My opinion. When he put the cards in his pocket he put the real cards there. Then he used a hollow item shaped liked cards with someopenings to insert the card while in the deck...
I think I know the most part of his trick if you see at 4:28 he put all the cards in his pocket and when he asked her to put her card in the box there was just her card in the box and he took her card out of the box and the end of his trick he just destroyed the empty box because the cards were already in his pocket ; I actually did not fool and please do not pause the video too much thank you
There were cards when she put hers in
@@trounbyfire yeah but I think there were fake cards
I'm really sad they skipped Penn and teller's reaction to his ultimate trick. If it fooled them both that badly that would have been worth seeing. One of my favorite parts of the show is their expressions (especially Teller's) when something really amazes him. For someone who doesn't talk he may be one of the most expressive magicians I've seen.
He had the deck behind the open flap when he showed the empty box. He obviously is placing the deck in when he closes it as we can hear and see far too much work going into the process.
The crushing of the deck is easy. He put the deck into his right pocket to take her card out. Then he took another crushable fake deck out to SMASH like we all do on your like button.
The box was not new and he had it modified for the trick so he could quickly get cards in deck.
lol...
With these P&T videos, the key moments can often be edited out so they aren't visible on a rewatch. I believe that happens at about 4.48 where we see P&T reacting (where Jason happens to pause it), but we don't see him take the cards out his pocket. I don't believe that after he puts the cards in his pocket, the cards ever come out again. Instead we are seeing some kind of gimmick that locks like cards, but is easy to collapse, for the rest of the trick.
The Pen handshake tho @ 9:00
While the guy is really nice the performance seemed rushed and deceptive, not really even allowing much time to understand whats going on. The box seemed fake as hell @3.11 you can even see weird folds at the front from the inside when its open. He brought the cards in the same way he removed them. With awkwardness. Nice idea but us spectators need to see the cards properly not just for a split second. The way he held everything was also odd. When you do something so quickly it ceases to amaze... Also far too much editing. He spends ages fiddling with that box and the edits remove too many key moments. On moment he has alisons card, the next a whole deck??? Hello edits!!
Using an easy trick as misdirection is clever, especically when fooling magicians who are thinking about what you just did, but misdirected from what you're really doing.
Actually you can see he pushed the card all the way in the box. If you look closely you can see he actually closes the box completely and reopens it right as he has Allyson squeeze it.
Marcus Eddie is the best! He has a lot of creations that is important for worker magicians like me.👌
I don't know him from a bar of soap
Didnt know you from adam is the expression ure looking for jason
Didn't know me from a hill of beans, is what ive heard.
Cool man, glad I accidentally stumbled across your Chanel. I love watching magic acts so It's convenient to know you have a bunch of videos I may have missed all bundled up in a nice little package with your opinions on them. I do want to say that I feel this guys performance had to be one of shortest non-exciting routines I've ever seen on P&T. That said, I still didn't know how he did it but I wasn't paying attention to the deck either time. I just figured it was slight of hand. For me the biggest surprise was that he fooled them. It's funny, I forgot that the "Dangerously pointy" trophy says F.U. Thanks man. Nice job! ^!^
hey thanks for the kind words! :)
You know what I enjoy the most about you and your vids Prof. Parker...is your aura it’s so calm and peaceful. If you ever visit the London we need to hang out.
thanks very much :) :) I would be happy to meet up if I end up there again
The first trick (The one that fooled them): It's a trick card box, where one entire side is removable. When he opens it, he does it in a very specific, awkward looking way where the lid is actually hiding the cards behind it, showing the empty box. Just as he's closing the lid, he's pushing the cards back into the box through the side of it (I've never actually seen how this trick is done. Just figured it out based on the awkward way he held the box)
The last trick (they somehow know how he did this): I have NO idea where the cards went.
Wow the rubber band trick hand me thinking this guy was gonna be a clown... Unless they cut the video idk how he swapped decks... Hell if teller looks at Penn like wtf... I definitely wasn't gonna catch it
Love how he took a Magritte concept and put his own stamp on it.
I wonder if he had that as a conscious inspiration. Or even a subconscious one, for that matter.
The expression is "Didn't know me from Adam", but tbh I kind of like "didn't know me from....". The trail off works really well lol
The only thing I really recognize is that he seems to "close" the card box twice in the beginning.
He was hiding the cards behind the deck, and the deck itself is magical, right?
I'm not a magician, really just a fan, and I gotta say, the whole performance struck me as awkward. I mean, I did like his friendly demeanor, and I'm sure he is a very good magician, or at least creator of magic, but all the handling of the deck/box/lids whatever was a little tortured and just took away from the routine. For example the appearing deck in the opening trick was (for me) spoiled by the fact that it took him roughly 2 DAYS to shut the lid after showing us it was empty.It's like a comedian who kind of-sort of flubs a set up, but still manages to delivers a killer punch line...fair or not, it's just not as funny. So now all I can think about is a gimmicked box, instead of enjoying the performance. I realize magicians use gimmicks all the time, I just feel like the best ones are able to perform in a way that makes us forget, or rather not care about the technical wizardry behind "the curtain."
Totally agree. Nice guy. Needs more practice.
The beginning and end of the trick, when he made the cards appear and disappear, was super cool. I think that's what Penn meant. The card trick in between those two parts might have thrown Penn and Teller off the scent too because it had nothing to do with the actual trick,
Dear Jason, love your channel and your value additions to your reactions. I am more impressed with your fitness though please add fitness tips to your videos too.
I enjoy so much how you value and appreciate magicians rather than criticize them without mercy. Even when you say your opinion on an act where there is room for improvement, you do so with so much respect and appreciation for the work they do. Thanks so much for your refreshing attitude in a world full of trashing others.
CAN'T BELIEVE IT they have NOT FOOLED FOR LESS _MAGIC_ but agree it must be his whole _ACT_ they like which is unique and Eddie: _man's not hot_ 🤔
Given this pattern of you appreciating positive and optimistic people and something to strive for, I think you should really burn that Aesop's fables book. (Or sell it because burning books just seems... wrong...)
Because only people who don't think about and question things can be positive and optimistic.
obviously when he showed the empty box and held the flap off to the side the cards were behind the flap. How he got them into the box. Well maybe the box was not a fully enclosed box. It has a open side but the cards hiding behind the flap once pushed in had the cover side of the box on top like a card
Love your videos and appreciate you doing these reactions, but you gotta stop questioning the cameras and the editing. Yes there is a chance that it's possible you missed something due to it, but saying it in pretty much every video basically makes you sound like you're making an excuse as to why you didn't see it. You seriously said something to the effect of...well they didn't show me the inside of the box...after the cards were loaded. Do you really think he went n showed ppl up close what he does with everything? Penn n Teller are sitting probably 15ft or so away, and they are the ones who have to try to figure it out. Anyways sry about the rant, I do enjoy 99% of what I've watched of your reactions. It is seriously just that little thing that gets under my skin. Keep the videos coming!
The cut away to audience members in the middle of the performance is kinda annoying.
Met Marcus years ago in Austin when he was working at a local magic shop. Super nice guy, has been great to watch him continue to succeed over the years.
I met Marcus about 2 years ago at the Carolina close up convention. He lectured and it was wonderful. I talked with him some afterwards and like you said he is truly a nice guy. Very happy and willing to take the time to talk magic.
You’re funny. I can’t wait to see a legit magician who’s not happy or funny but is totally grumpy and depressed lol!!!
I like how the trophy says F.U. (Fool Us) That is kind of edgy :).. Usually they take a stab, but here they just rightout said: fooled us. At the end you sound like the two minute papers guy (Károly Zsolnai-Fehér) when he says "I see you next time". He is from Austria. I keep wondering where you are from, I can´t place your accent. No aesop´s :(
I am from Texas :)
I agree the first part of the cards appearing in the box fooled me.
I figured out real quick how he did the rubber band trick, it was cool. Gonna give it a try myself soon
Cool to see another upload. And yeah, it's "I don't know him from Adam." not Jake LOL
how did they get fooled on this? It was clear that the cards were pushed out of the box, hidden behind the flap as he showed it you can see it at 2:48 as he reaches to pull the flap, he actually pushes his finger into the deck which can be seen being pushed out ....then when he put it in his pocket, he pulled out a fake...it looked like a deck, but was hollow and had a collapsible support in the middle of it for alysson to press down on....and when he crushed it you could clearly see that the top 1/5 of the box could not be crushed, as this was hollow deck needed to have a "real" top for alyson to insert her card into
Marcus is a nice guy but god it's embarrassing how he keeps stopping and staring at us for approval and applause each time he does something. No disrespect to the guy but that's why the audience ended up clapping the first time when not much had happened yet.
And look at the text on the LED.. it's like using wordart from Word 2003
Wtf ?
I didn't know who Marcus Eddie was until i saw him on Fool Us, and the beginning of the trick fooled me as well 😅.
Nice reaction video, keep it up
My guess is that the tips of the deck are cut and glued in place on a deck switch to show before crushing the cards... he must have switched the deck when he found her card from his pocket???
holographic image (of an empty box) at the beginning that he just removed and stuck to the sticky part of the box
That trophy 🏆 Looks so dangerous
my guess on how he did the first part, was a it wasnt a normal box for the cards, i think it was extendable/a little longer so that when he tilts the deck forward so that you can see its empty- thats just a small empty cavity near the top to make it appear empty, while the cards are still there in the below/extended away from the audience
I’m kinda surprised they were fooled. I’m pretty sure the box is a gimmick and he ditched the cards in his pocket and put in a fake deck.
That (not a) card trick was awesome.
Over there in america, they say "he doesn't know you from Adam" or "i dont know you from adam"
"I feel like it's building to something else"
it built to a major disappointment
I had the same feeling!
Jason Harris well you were expecting a card trick. and it wasn’t 😂
He shows you a video of his how to show the box empty and the end the cards are on a card gripper allowing cards to shoot up arm or jacket , sy spoiler alert
If you pause at 3:12 you can see bottom side of the box is not part of the cards he pulls out. There is like little cap between. When he closes the box first time it seems like he does too much movements for that.
not sure if you know but this "It's not a card trick" at the screen in the back is a reference to the famous picture "this is not a pipe" showing a pipe painting.
Didn't know me from Adam is the way I've always heard it.
Like the videos but don’t care for the fables.
It could also be "didn't know you from a hill of beans."
I really don't know how Marcus can fool Penn and Teller. Almost every illusionist, actually every illusionist, knows this trick.
I will tell you how Marcus make the cards disappear at the end.
4:50 - 4:53 The cards in his hands are not really cards. It's a card box that looks like cards.
5:25 - 5:26 Alison must know that the card box doesn't contain real cards, because the box in her hand is super light.
I am not going to reveal how the cards appear (in the beginning). Like I said, almost every illusionist knows the trick. I don't think they want me to put that trick in the comment.
In the beginning he just shows an empty box of cards. Does not put his finger in the box or turns it upside down to show it is in fact empty.
Damn actually all this was easy trick all you have to do is presentation of gimmick.
I LOVE his #Refill trick; sadly, I got to his site a little too late the day he released it to be one of the select few to purchase it.
i am at 1:34 ..the rubber band is the clearly visible man on your wrist!! it never left your wrist.
Is it just me or do you have a thing for rubber bands?
Jason
Please review Richard Turner's appearance on Fool us
The card trick he showed was a diversion for the deck disappearing act.. to hide the real decks as he reveal the signed card on his pocket 4:29 then at 4:53 i think its a fake decks he returned in the box
This is not the version he sells online. The version he sells online does not allow for the angles he has here and you have to do a flip motion. He does neither thing here so this is new I believe.
Aren’t you lucky your not getting copyrighted by fool us
Maybe he bought or got rights
He didn't know you from Adam. Ask me how I know...
😃
My guess is that the box has an image of an empty box on its cover but yeah I have no idea how he crumpled it empty 🤔
GagamBino 319 When he put the deck back in the box it was after he put the deck in his pocket. I assume it’s some sort of gimmick that looks like cards but is some sort of paper or something that he could crumple up.
@@Balance33 that makes much more sense than the one I was thinking.. I was thinking that he was using a speciAl deck of cards🤭🤭🤭
I don't think that the actual cards got into the box after being in his pocket
He shows one side of the opened deck , but then when he shows the cards he pulls them from the oposite end.
i came for my fable! where is my fable!!! ok next video
i have to say, for me, the most surprising part was when you said you thought his theme was funny, at ruclips.net/video/7FR1P6XFRcY/видео.html Really? You think that's a funny joke? It's funny, because he's doing a series of card tricks, while repeating "this is not a card trick"? That's your idea of sophisticated humor? I think you're biased because you met Marcus, and so you know that he's usually clever. You have insider knowledge. But for the rest of us, it was barely a joke the first time, and it doesn't keep getting funnier each time he says it.
I never said I thought it was sophisticated humor. :) I just thought it was funny, that's all. And yes I could be influenced because I already like him from the beginning. :)
Yea caught ur intro trick but nice and Adam is the name ur forgetting
lol your fucking videos are really cutting down on my work productivity. new subscriber, really entertaining to watch while you give your comments on what's going on, really makes you appreciate what's going on more
I'm glad to hear I'm ruining your productivity :-D and thanks! :)
The rubber band trick you showed us... eh... needs work. It's too obvious that you pinned it under your thumb, and you can even see the band pulled tight around your wrist before you let it snap back. Using one from the middle of the bunch might disguise the tightness around your arm better, but I don't know if it would make it harder for the band to jump down your arm when you let it go.
Yeah I figured it needs some work too... but using the band closest is I believe how it was taught originally.. 🤷♂️
I believe the expression you was looking for was “didn’t know you from Adam.”
"RELOAD" It's a nice gimmick
He acts like the actor eddie murphy 😊😊😊