Attended a show his first week during his residency at the Mirage. I was in the 2 row and got picked for a trick. He was super nice and walked me through all the steps and it's a moment I'll never forget. His whole show was entertaining and left me speechless as well. Great performer and even better person.
@@jdrodrigues7and? It’s same with every big person in any industry I’m sure RDJ gets a lot of free tips and easier to get help than say a new actor on the block I’m sure Taylor swift can easily get best of the best team to help her even for free or reduced cost than a smaller singer Stop being so cynical
@@dandansfu reading my “question” shows I merely asked a question. As an educator, it is important to ensure proper citations are listed. My question was a question before judgement of the commenter and without judgement of the tricks. Educators go around life helping people learn. If they didn’t know, I would help them learn. Your statements about other industries is not only correct, but it is what I was going to say if the commenter had a chance to respond to my question before I was harshly judged. Please ask questions before making statements. That is advice you can see I follow.
@@Joker-vl1tn well magic exists based on my religion , so hes Using Jinn(devils in islam) to teleport the card ,if ur interested they are many videos that explains how magician do things and if u want i can reccomend 1 video so u can understand better how it workds and how they can do magic , may god help us all wish u all the best brother
I first saw Shin perform as one of the acts in The Illusionists in Toronto many years ago. I was blown away by his performance then, and still am today. What a great talent, and so happy to see his career get the recognition it deserves!
6:40 - I *love* that his hands are shaking here! Some people read that as nerves, but it's not. It's adrenaline. I love the fact that he still gets overcome with adrenaline when performing!
@@OmegaMouse I worded it wrong... I meant to say his hands weren't shaking because he was nervous. They were shaking because of the adrenaline. I said nerves instead of nervousness. My mistake.
I recall that feeling when a drinking buddy of Dads bet me $50 to draw the ace of spades, and they even laughed at my shaking hands and also saw it as me being nervous. I was tense for sure, but it was the adrenaline of 7 yr old me "listening" for the card 😆 Edit - Yes I pulled it. No, it wasn't a trick deck either. And Dad tried to make me give the money back. It went to groceries.
For anyone that wants a deeper dive into the professional world of card mechanics then search for videos of Richard Turner. Fascinating stuff. Even more crazy when you learn that Richard Turner is blind. An amazing master of his craft.
@@elon69420 Several other complaints about this in the comments - magicians call it "Too perfect". There's literally only one way the trick is possible and that's that Quest is in on the trick.
@@elon69420 planted before hand, basically means "all" Shin had to do is correctly do the trick with spades + the royal flush under the 6. As quest knew to say 6 of spades. Doesn't remove the skill and card manipulation of the trick but does remove the wonder.
first came across this guy 10 or 11yrs ago, he continues to create new ideas and and a blend of styles, his cardistry is one of a kind. Shin Lim goated Glad to seee he has thrived.
Wow, Shin Lim never fails to amaze me with his mind-blowing magic tricks! The way he can read minds and manipulate cards is just incredible. Absolutely mind-blowing!
@@jkengineering02 He's saying that Quest had to be in on it. No magician has the power to actually materialize a card in a jacket on demand. Thus, Quest is a plant.
I lost interest when he did a card trick and literally takes a drag on a vape in front of everyone and a second later pulls out the card and oooo there's smoke in his mouth somehow. David Blaine would store the smoke in that frog cavity before he showed up and just release it for the trick.
The part where Quest has the 6 of spades card in his pocket ruins the whole trick. Now I know the whole magic was just rigged and actually felt it was much more of a trick than magic.
Yeah that part sort of took away from the moment. The whole routine was doable without a plant so it would've been more impressive without a prepared suit/card
@@voltaquake he was a plant. Quest wasn't as amazed as everyone else was he? That doesnt take away from Shin's routine. He still controlled the deck so that the spades get on top of each stack and the royal flush got under the 6 of spades. I guess the producers thought the pocket thing will look amazing but there are better ways to present the routine without a plant (e.g force 6 of spades from one of the hosts)
@@shapowlow Either of or he played mind games to make Quest think of the 6 of Spades. Theres been many tricks showing how you can get someone to say a specific card and suit without saying much to them. Not saying thats what he did, but it is possible
I love Shin Lim. Been to his show. Unfortunate for the camera cut to Roots, since Shin drops his hands to his lap to swap decks... Wonder if he performs this without that type of misdirection or if it's only for show/tv appearances.
also when he "laser deals" he just puts the cards into his right hand and then drops them behind the table when he is done. you can for a split second see the card in his right hand at 4:00
P&T know all of these slight of hand tricks. Like he said, it was a demonstration of skill, not "magic". Probably all well known techniques among magicians
3:59 - he's placing each card in between his fingers in his right hand rather than on the table (you can see the corner sticking out a little), and then tosses them under the table at 4:04, but it's still very impressive
He said spades after he already had the deck in his hand so it couldn’t be pre setup but the dealing 1-2-3-4 cards in each pile is insane skill…..there might be 5 people in the world who can do that if even that many
@@ScottLulu He knew it was spades because he was in on the gag. But it's all good show business. The 2nd deck is gimmicked to allow the sequential deal.
@@thedevilinthecircuit1414no nobody was in on it. Shin is just a world class magician. Obviously there is a trick to it but sometimes it’s just an insane amount of practice and being world class at something. Dealing those cards out 1,2,3,4 in piles up to 10 takes insane amount of practice and skill
Unfortunately one of those tricks where the only possible way it could be done is by setting it up beforehand. Which is not impressive. The sleight of hand was amazing though.
Never mind about the 6 in his pocket as it was already setup, the audience don't just understand how hard is what he did when dealing these cards , TALENT
I love the lazer deal. I know it as the invisible deal. It's always a powerful effect for people when I used to do it. Also, clever of Shin to do the 2nd deal before the bottom because bottom dealing is easier when you have less cards. His 2nd deal is really good though.
@sapphir8 Very true. Or even Ed Marlo. I love his punch deal! I haven't performed magic for years, but I still practise that routine. Dealing a royal flush from a genuinely shuffled deck is powerful!
I put in edge work as well so i can gauge where my cards are. The funny this is, i can see if the cards aren't optimal so i get them to shuffle them more and more until they're optimal for me. They see it as mixing the cards even more when I'm seeing it as getting the cards into better position for myself! lol.
i go to vegas every so often, i'm going to make it a point to go see his new show. i've been impressed with all of his tricks since america's got talent... magicians don't impress me that easily with basic tricks cause i know how some of those are done but when someone comes along that i can't figure it out then that's when the magic happens. (pun totally intended 😜)
Yes that was a shame, it is of course impossible to put a card, chosen at random, in someone’s pocket. It is not impossible to put a card in someone’s pocket beforehand. However his second dealing and bottom dealing is brilliant and his laser deal, apart from the first card that you can see in his right hand is magnificent. The sound effects were perfect and would fool anyone close up. The one to ten dealing is very very hard to do and absolutely amazing. A truly brilliant magician, just a shame he chose an obvious fake ending.
For anyone wondering, Shim used telekinesis to transfer the 6 of spades to Questlove's pocket. It's quite easy to perform with the right kinetic mind energy training.
Lazer dealing: he is cuffing the cards in his palm. He lays his pinky and side of his hand on table on top of the card shown. Every time he takes a card he is really dealing it into his palm. He is so good at it that you can hardly tell. Now at the end he takes the card he's cuffing and drops them in his lap. You can see him do it. He's very good bc I tried it and it's hard
He switched the deck when he was talking to the drummer. Notice his hands were at or below the table when he shifted focus to the band. There are special decks for this specific trick.
You can see he is hiding the cards dealt inside his palm. At the end he hide those cards under the table (notice he touches the edge of the table for a split second. It happens extremely fast, so it's hard to spot unless you are looking for it.
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Shin’s hair always looks wind blown 😂 if we didn’t know who he was or what he does for a living you’d think he was a Pop Star. His magic is flawless. Definitely one of the best card magicians of all time 😎
@@UnitedGamingyt07 You can see him for a split second moving his hand toward the edge of the table which is where he ditches the cards on the ground/lap.
After dropping some cards during the laser dealing, it would be impossible to have 55 cards. At 4:24 he swaps the decks off camera, notice his hands go off the table
3:59 zoom in at .25x speed you can see he never puts the cards down onto the top of the pile, he keeps them in his hand then he slides the discarded cards from his hand into is lap
Also cut between 4:24 and 4:25, his left hand was down then higher up and the new angle you cannot see his right hand or the deck of cards, so probably did a switch there.
@@lappe767 Definitely! Good catch. And after they cut back to him he isn't actually shuffling, and then has Jimmie just push them back into a pile (w/o changing order of any).
@@ltmesq Plus that other cut to Questlove stays on him for 10 seconds so who knows what's happening at the card table. Still a great trick tho, I just always get annoyed when they cut away so many times and don't keep the shot on the magician lol.
For a second I thought quest wasn’t interested then when the card was in his jacket I realized it was to throw us off. The dealer trick that made the cards vanish was cool. Always loved Shin
Really was a demonstration of unbelievable skill like Shin said in the beginning. It's a pity Fallon is a total noob at this though, took away from the rizz of the trick.
Deck swap under the table, followed by a fake riffle shuffle. “Smush them together”😂 Shin Lim would have needed a second deck since ten piles equals 55 cards.
@chriswatson7965 Right, the most magical parts of the trick are the easiest, and the things that seem the simplest (for example the card dealing) takes years of mind-numbing practice. The setup tainted it a bit for me, but Shin is one of the best and most creative anyway.
I'm snooty about magic tricks and I tend to roughly know how a lot of them work (I read a lot of magic theory and have designed a few and sold them). But then there are some magicians that can make that part of my brain just shut up and enjoy the show. Shin is Chief among them. His cardistry and mechanics are just so beautifully done that I get to just enjoy it again. Then again sometimes he just blows my mind so much I just yell at the screen "F-U Shin Lim" But I do so with a giant smile on my face and I can't wait to show it to a thousand other people
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Attended a show his first week during his residency at the Mirage. I was in the 2 row and got picked for a trick. He was super nice and walked me through all the steps and it's a moment I'll never forget. His whole show was entertaining and left me speechless as well. Great performer and even better person.
You were like Anakin "The Chosen One!"
You literally lived my dream
... How Much He Pay You 😂😂😂😂😂 " I TOTALLY JEST OF COURSE 😂" 7:27 Shin Lim ROCKS
Shin Lim never ceases to amaze every time I see one of his tricks. He is incredibly good at what he does.
Do you know the bigger you sre the more likely you have other magicians creating or sharing tricks for you?
WoW
@@jdrodrigues7and?
It’s same with every big person in any industry
I’m sure RDJ gets a lot of free tips and easier to get help than say a new actor on the block
I’m sure Taylor swift can easily get best of the best team to help her even for free or reduced cost than a smaller singer
Stop being so cynical
@@dandansfu reading my “question” shows I merely asked a question. As an educator, it is important to ensure proper citations are listed. My question was a question before judgement of the commenter and without judgement of the tricks. Educators go around life helping people learn. If they didn’t know, I would help them learn. Your statements about other industries is not only correct, but it is what I was going to say if the commenter had a chance to respond to my question before I was harshly judged. Please ask questions before making statements. That is advice you can see I follow.
@@jdrodrigues7 Holy shit you are insufferable. You aren't like this because you are an educator, you are like this because autism.
been following shin since his penn & teller episode, so happy for his success and what he has accomplished throughout the years. a real class act ❤
His hair is performing its own show lol
What is lol? Does it spell lollipop?
Lol means lots of laugh @@cosmicradiant5872
@@cosmicradiant5872league of legends..
Bad hair day, anyone?
his hair is GORGEOUS
My Dad was such a great magician… he just passed and now I’m seeing magic everywhere. I never see it and I see it everyday now. This guy is good ❤
your dad wants to connect.
So sorry about your dad. Sounds fun to have a magician dad. Mine passed a little while away too. Nothing like our papas.
my dad wasn't a magician but he did vanish
I’m sorry for your loss. I hope it doesn’t make u lose the magic he brought out.
@@michaelthegreat44 Amazing 😂 can’t say I didn’t make that joke in his honor already. Dude was funny as fuck.
Saw Shin 3 years ago at the Mirage. Was in the back row and I still felt included!! Such a great entertainer!!!!!
I'll decide where people see him.
Wow..Shin lim never disappointed every time he doing the magic trick.. I'll give 10/10 for me👌👌 what a masterclass magician 🔥✨
u really believe he teleport that card to his shirt?
@@Joker-vl1tn well magic exists based on my religion , so hes Using Jinn(devils in islam) to teleport the card ,if ur interested they are many videos that explains how magician do things and if u want i can reccomend 1 video so u can understand better how it workds and how they can do magic , may god help us all wish u all the best brother
@@ardit2302 can you link the video? im interested
@@ardit2302you sound crazy. He gave him the card before the show and then quest revealed it. Nothing more than that lol
I first saw Shin perform as one of the acts in The Illusionists in Toronto many years ago. I was blown away by his performance then, and still am today. What a great talent, and so happy to see his career get the recognition it deserves!
I love when he comes to the show, he’s the best
6:40 - I *love* that his hands are shaking here! Some people read that as nerves, but it's not. It's adrenaline. I love the fact that he still gets overcome with adrenaline when performing!
Adrenaline kicks in BECAUSE of nerves. lol... what are you going on about?
@@OmegaMouse I worded it wrong... I meant to say his hands weren't shaking because he was nervous. They were shaking because of the adrenaline. I said nerves instead of nervousness. My mistake.
I recall that feeling when a drinking buddy of Dads bet me $50 to draw the ace of spades, and they even laughed at my shaking hands and also saw it as me being nervous. I was tense for sure, but it was the adrenaline of 7 yr old me "listening" for the card 😆
Edit - Yes I pulled it. No, it wasn't a trick deck either. And Dad tried to make me give the money back. It went to groceries.
he had an accident in 2016 which almost ended his career. So I guess the shaking is due to that.
@istvanszennai5209 Yeah, I'm aware of that, but Carpal Tunnel doesn't make your hands shake
so great to see him thriving to this day, I have fond memories of watching him on America's Got Talent the first time he performed!
I forget about this amazing magician, and he magically appears in my youtube front page every once in awhile. HES AMAZING
I love him sm I’ve looked into booking a trip to Vegas just to see him
Shin is absolutely on another level. He's technique is insane.
For anyone that wants a deeper dive into the professional world of card mechanics then search for videos of Richard Turner. Fascinating stuff. Even more crazy when you learn that Richard Turner is blind. An amazing master of his craft.
Okay but the last bit was wild. How did the card go to questlove?
@@elon69420 i'm fairly certain everyone's in on it on these talk shows.
@@elon69420 Several other complaints about this in the comments - magicians call it "Too perfect". There's literally only one way the trick is possible and that's that Quest is in on the trick.
@@elon69420 planted before hand, basically means "all" Shin had to do is correctly do the trick with spades + the royal flush under the 6. As quest knew to say 6 of spades. Doesn't remove the skill and card manipulation of the trick but does remove the wonder.
Turner is incredible. Thanks for mentioning him.
went to vegas 2 years ago and went to a show. Absolutely amazing! Just fun all around.
I saw his residency at The Mirage and it was amazing!! My nephew even got to be apart of his intermission show. He's so talented.
Amazing show. The skill showing-off is actually a distraction. The plant. The switch. Everything is so smooth.
He is genuinely the best magician; I absolutely love his work.
I discovered Shin Lim on a Penn & Teller video clip and have been super impressed since!
first came across this guy 10 or 11yrs ago, he continues to create new ideas and and a blend of styles, his cardistry is one of a kind. Shin Lim goated Glad to seee he has thrived.
Wow, Shin Lim never fails to amaze me with his mind-blowing magic tricks! The way he can read minds and manipulate cards is just incredible. Absolutely mind-blowing!
@@lexwalker it’s staged though. Quest was in on it.
@@jeikobu_jeikobu I bet you are a ton of fun at a dinner party.
@@chisolm20 nah. I’m not. I’m constantly calling people out on their BS.
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I **guarantee** the producers wanted the pocket reveal, because no magician in the world would end a routine like that with a plant.
What?
@@jkengineering02 He's saying that Quest had to be in on it. No magician has the power to actually materialize a card in a jacket on demand. Thus, Quest is a plant.
100%. That was lame
Bros acting and fake surprised look was terrible
I lost interest when he did a card trick and literally takes a drag on a vape in front of everyone and a second later pulls out the card and oooo there's smoke in his mouth somehow. David Blaine would store the smoke in that frog cavity before he showed up and just release it for the trick.
saw him in vegas last summer and was well worth it - the last trick he did was a little over the top but everything else was A+
Even if you know how a trick is done, it's still amazing to watch him do it.
how does he do it?
i dont know.. how?
@@ngunguyen5680 7 was not exactly 7 and 8 was not exactly 8 and 9 was not exactly nine and 10 was not exactly 10.
@@kingGhobra lol i know i was just kidding. But thanks for taking the time to reply. Kudos
@@ngunguyen5680 4:04 he throws all the cards down the table. Pause at 4:02 and you can see the card hiding between the ring finger and middle finger
one of the best shows in Vegas. His opener is hilarious too!
The part where Quest has the 6 of spades card in his pocket ruins the whole trick. Now I know the whole magic was just rigged and actually felt it was much more of a trick than magic.
yeah, that part kills it. especially since quest is a bad actor.
@nawra77 No idea why they didn't think this through.
Exactly my thoughts. Would have been much better without it.
His cardestry is still amazing but man lame ending with the 6
I wouldn't say it ruined the whole trick. The skill involved is still incredible, even if the ending fell flat.
watching his had shake as he did this means adrenaline rush as hell in live TV. I'm so glad he pulled this off! And he is top level magician!
The 6 with Quest was of course pre mediated just for the show ... it's stupid I know ... but it makes effect for "easy people"
Yeah that part sort of took away from the moment. The whole routine was doable without a plant so it would've been more impressive without a prepared suit/card
so how did he know Quest was gonna say the 6?
@@voltaquake he was a plant. Quest wasn't as amazed as everyone else was he? That doesnt take away from Shin's routine. He still controlled the deck so that the spades get on top of each stack and the royal flush got under the 6 of spades. I guess the producers thought the pocket thing will look amazing but there are better ways to present the routine without a plant (e.g force 6 of spades from one of the hosts)
@@tomzostromu lame... plants ruin the magic.
@@shapowlow Either of or he played mind games to make Quest think of the 6 of Spades. Theres been many tricks showing how you can get someone to say a specific card and suit without saying much to them. Not saying thats what he did, but it is possible
I have been a shin fan for 10 years plus. im never not amazed . he's one of the goats.
4:25 he went back to get the cards he drop on his lap..=)
Welcome back the best magician ever shin lim great to see you back in the tonight show ❤😊
Wow, looks like Jimmy never shuffled cards before!! The guy is amazing BTW!
jimmy will forever be a slow goof
Saw him at the Mirage show. He’s really good especially the ending was amazing.
I love Shin Lim.
Been to his show.
Unfortunate for the camera cut to Roots, since Shin drops his hands to his lap to swap decks...
Wonder if he performs this without that type of misdirection or if it's only for show/tv appearances.
Good catch
also when he "laser deals" he just puts the cards into his right hand and then drops them behind the table when he is done. you can for a split second see the card in his right hand at 4:00
@@minarik01well yeah that's the slight of hand. That's the point
The best slight of hand magician on planet Earth right now
Absolutely Unbelievable tricks shin lim is such a great magician 👏🏽👏🏽.
Shin is just a charismatic guy and so talented in this art form...
I want Penn & Teller to analyze this
I think he fooled them
@@kylespevak6781 Twice!
@@kylespevak6781 ... twice !
He fooled them 3x.
P&T know all of these slight of hand tricks. Like he said, it was a demonstration of skill, not "magic". Probably all well known techniques among magicians
3:59 - he's placing each card in between his fingers in his right hand rather than on the table (you can see the corner sticking out a little), and then tosses them under the table at 4:04, but it's still very impressive
Yeah I caught that as well, pretty sure the band could see the whole thing too.
@@K9Megahertz if theyre throwing it under the table then how is it not just visibly flying everywhere
5:00 Spades yes?
*serious face* Yes, affirmative. I've made up my mind, Spades would be my unwavering answer to this critical question.
My dad's a magician, met him once and never seen him again after that.
They were all in on it. The first deck was brand new. When the camera went to the black guy. Shin did a deck switch. Everything was set up in order.
Exactly what i thought. How do you explain 6 of spades in musicians pocket ? Scripted ?
He said spades after he already had the deck in his hand so it couldn’t be pre setup but the dealing 1-2-3-4 cards in each pile is insane skill…..there might be 5 people in the world who can do that if even that many
@@mohitbhadade2579 most likely
@@ScottLulu He knew it was spades because he was in on the gag. But it's all good show business. The 2nd deck is gimmicked to allow the sequential deal.
@@thedevilinthecircuit1414no nobody was in on it. Shin is just a world class magician. Obviously there is a trick to it but sometimes it’s just an insane amount of practice and being world class at something. Dealing those cards out 1,2,3,4 in piles up to 10 takes insane amount of practice and skill
Shin Lim….never change, he’s still awesome
That's last trick with the card in jacket cracked me up! 😂😂Looked so rehearsed
He could see he was struggling to remember what suit 'he picked'.
@@yggdrasil7942 Thats not how it works
@@yggdrasil7942 He may be able to count beats but not cards - that's for sure.
Unfortunately one of those tricks where the only possible way it could be done is by setting it up beforehand. Which is not impressive. The sleight of hand was amazing though.
@@ntdscherer he set it up with the prop team not Quest.
Never mind about the 6 in his pocket as it was already setup, the audience don't just understand how hard is what he did when dealing these cards , TALENT
2:12 easy on the handshake… those hands are worth gold!
I literally picked 6 of spades before he said it. He even tripped me out 😮👏
Your channel is like a ray of light in the RUclips world. Keep inspiring us with your videos!💟🎱🍻
ikr he's the most respectful late night host
@@alessiab.6418 only to guests, but horrible to his staff behind the scenes.
I love the lazer deal. I know it as the invisible deal. It's always a powerful effect for people when I used to do it.
Also, clever of Shin to do the 2nd deal before the bottom because bottom dealing is easier when you have less cards. His 2nd deal is really good though.
He’s no Richard Turner when it comes to dealing seconds.
@sapphir8 Very true. Or even Ed Marlo. I love his punch deal! I haven't performed magic for years, but I still practise that routine. Dealing a royal flush from a genuinely shuffled deck is powerful!
I put in edge work as well so i can gauge where my cards are. The funny this is, i can see if the cards aren't optimal so i get them to shuffle them more and more until they're optimal for me. They see it as mixing the cards even more when I'm seeing it as getting the cards into better position for myself! lol.
He coordinated with the drummer. But everything else, amazing.
So lucky I got to see him live! Can’t believe he has his own show in Vegas now! Incredibly deserved!!!! 🫡
He had a show for years. Do you not watch it. He said after 700 plus show, i change my venue for a new show
i go to vegas every so often, i'm going to make it a point to go see his new show. i've been impressed with all of his tricks since america's got talent... magicians don't impress me that easily with basic tricks cause i know how some of those are done but when someone comes along that i can't figure it out then that's when the magic happens. (pun totally intended 😜)
Quest is such a good actor lol
Needs improvement lol
Yes that was a shame, it is of course impossible to put a card, chosen at random, in someone’s pocket. It is not impossible to put a card in someone’s pocket beforehand. However his second dealing and bottom dealing is brilliant and his laser deal, apart from the first card that you can see in his right hand is magnificent. The sound effects were perfect and would fool anyone close up. The one to ten dealing is very very hard to do and absolutely amazing. A truly brilliant magician, just a shame he chose an obvious fake ending.
For anyone wondering, Shim used telekinesis to transfer the 6 of spades to Questlove's pocket. It's quite easy to perform with the right kinetic mind energy training.
Lazer dealing: he is cuffing the cards in his palm. He lays his pinky and side of his hand on table on top of the card shown. Every time he takes a card he is really dealing it into his palm. He is so good at it that you can hardly tell. Now at the end he takes the card he's cuffing and drops them in his lap. You can see him do it. He's very good bc I tried it and it's hard
Ya, I caught the quick dump of them, but damn it was smooth....and that's with a camera zooming in.
Nothing but respect for this guy, would be a dream to attend a show!
the real magic is when the music ended and a drum is playing when he is not xD 7:15
They have 2 drummers
Shin took Mr Evans trick to the next level. Awesome!!
the 10 piles dealing was the real magic, like that was CRAZY!
not if he swaped the deck as the camera pans to Fat boy quest
He switched the deck when he was talking to the drummer. Notice his hands were at or below the table when he shifted focus to the band. There are special decks for this specific trick.
Amazing once again. I really wish he did a world tour so I could see him live!
the lazer deal is incredible!
look up Lennart Green to understand why it's called that
You can see he is hiding the cards dealt inside his palm. At the end he hide those cards under the table (notice he touches the edge of the table for a split second. It happens extremely fast, so it's hard to spot unless you are looking for it.
Yay another magician working with the show
Quest was def in on it.
Was lucky enough to see one of his last shows at the mirage right before it closed. He was incredible.
love magic and illusion performances! so fun!
this guy is unbelievable holy cow...idk how these people do these things him and oz
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Once the Show starts the tricks are all done.
dude spent a whole year orcastrating this trick for this segment. Give this guy Major applause!
Brutal spelling of orchestrating...
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@@ellahull248 I mean, it's pretty close to the phonetic spelling. It's a lot better than when people mess up the their/there/they're. :)
@@MrBrock314 I mean, it contains "castrating", which is not how you pronounce the last part of "orchestrating".
@@MrBrock314 They're their and there are phonetically identical, so why is it worse?
Shin’s hair always looks wind blown 😂 if we didn’t know who he was or what he does for a living you’d think he was a Pop Star. His magic is flawless. Definitely one of the best card magicians of all time 😎
I laughed so hard when Jimmy said, "The internet is gonna make fun of me." He knows what a bunch of jerks some people are. Lol.
Hundreds and thousands of performances still his hands shakes from adrenaline.
He's not only a magician but a mentalist- he made Chris think of 6 of spades, which is exactly what I thought of as well 😲
And who put the card on his suit?
@@cinqo7 That's what I want to know!
@@cinqo7 It was a set up? That is the only way that happens.
Probably put in his pocket before the show .
@@cinqo7It's placed in his jacket prior to the segment.
🔥🔥 one of the greatest card magician
ditching the cards at 4:04
Where do they go though
@@UnitedGamingyt07 You can see him for a split second moving his hand toward the edge of the table which is where he ditches the cards on the ground/lap.
yeah you change the speed and slow it down but the problem is you can’t slow that down in actual. 🥴
Good catch
@@adamheeley285 ohh
The "laser Dealing" gave a flash from the camera angle. He's incredible how he an conceal that many
At 4:26 while everyone is distracted looking at Quest while Shin asks him a question, his hands dip below the table and he switches decks.
Amazing to see Richard's Turner version of dealing cards, that was great !
A deck has 52 card (or 54 with 2 jokers). How was he able to do the 1-10 deal when that requires 55 cards?
There’s another Bicycle ads card, look closely the last deck
After dropping some cards during the laser dealing, it would be impossible to have 55 cards. At 4:24 he swaps the decks off camera, notice his hands go off the table
52 + 2 Jokers + 1 ad card = 55
Shin is incredible.
Wait a minute! 3:40 This is a ripoff of Richard Turner's performance from Penn & Teller
it's just sleight of hand, nothing unique about it
His sleight of hand is out of this world good. What the hell.
3:59 zoom in at .25x speed you can see he never puts the cards down onto the top of the pile, he keeps them in his hand then he slides the discarded cards from his hand into is lap
Also cut between 4:24 and 4:25, his left hand was down then higher up and the new angle you cannot see his right hand or the deck of cards, so probably did a switch there.
It's called a "laser deal" created by Lennart Green and it's a very well known method.
@@lappe767 Definitely! Good catch. And after they cut back to him he isn't actually shuffling, and then has Jimmie just push them back into a pile (w/o changing order of any).
@@ltmesq Plus that other cut to Questlove stays on him for 10 seconds so who knows what's happening at the card table. Still a great trick tho, I just always get annoyed when they cut away so many times and don't keep the shot on the magician lol.
You mean to tell me the cards didn't actually disappear in thin air?!?!?!?!
For a second I thought quest wasn’t interested then when the card was in his jacket I realized it was to throw us off. The dealer trick that made the cards vanish was cool. Always loved Shin
3:02 Card Trick start here w/ the boring
Love the legend and magic since young 🐐 ❤
We can rewind all we want....It's freaking magic.🤣
If you know the techniques, you can figure it out. The 4 of clubs at the start is a classic second deal.
@@cgi2173how did it reach questlove?
@@cgi2173 I just have my 4 aces flip over trick always a crowd pleaser.
i like how 4:25 his hands and cards are always on the table, but the show also cuts away when he puts them under the table. team work.
quest and shin are working together :D
Has to be one of the best guests
Really was a demonstration of unbelievable skill like Shin said in the beginning. It's a pity Fallon is a total noob at this though, took away from the rizz of the trick.
my favorit magician 😍Shin Lim
Not sure if I need to be a good sport or a good tool and go along with it but the trick was not that impressive
Shin has mastered his craft
Deck swap under the table, followed by a fake riffle shuffle. “Smush them together”😂 Shin Lim would have needed a second deck since ten piles equals 55 cards.
Makes sense. But there's 54 + the one you usually take out, seen at 5:52
Dick
At 4:22 you can see his hands suspiciously leaving the table as we get a different camera angle
BEST MAGICIAN I EVER SAW
Longtime magician here. If you want to know how he does the first trick I’ll explain below but keep it hidden for people who don’t want to know
Magic
Lol. Marked cards, top notch card handling, and a setup with the drummer.
@chriswatson7965 Right, the most magical parts of the trick are the easiest, and the things that seem the simplest (for example the card dealing) takes years of mind-numbing practice. The setup tainted it a bit for me, but Shin is one of the best and most creative anyway.
I'm snooty about magic tricks and I tend to roughly know how a lot of them work (I read a lot of magic theory and have designed a few and sold them).
But then there are some magicians that can make that part of my brain just shut up and enjoy the show. Shin is Chief among them. His cardistry and mechanics are just so beautifully done that I get to just enjoy it again.
Then again sometimes he just blows my mind so much I just yell at the screen "F-U Shin Lim" But I do so with a giant smile on my face and I can't wait to show it to a thousand other people
Jimmy’s diction is not the clearest :(
NM his diction. His shuffling is atrocious! Ha. Ever since he injured his finger, his hands have never been the same.