I have very strict criteria on what tricks I want to learn: only the most original and interesting tricks, and this is one of them. I'm seriously impressed.
I agree with you. He is an awesome magician, and the performance was good, but It is for beginners. I learned a few other versions that are a little better, but are still for beginners. I like this channel, but his videos are too long.😢 Tricks this easy shouldn't be 12 min. I've learned much more difficult and better tricks that are shown and taught in much less time.
@@glenpolen5562 it's not about quantity, it's about quality. Some pro magician teach you one hand move for an half an hour. And after this time you hade the perfect lesson. This is quality. Nathan his videos are quality. And 12 minutes are not long for a trick demonstration AND solution explanation. Look out for quality and not for quantity
Thank you for your incredible work Nathan. I have filled my repertoire with your tricks. You always explain them in a very straightforward, factual and understandable way. I'm always happy when I receive one of your videos. About this trick: Basically, this trick is certainly amazing for the audience. But if just one of the three viewers pays a little attention, they'll probably wonder why you have to ask all three of them which card they have in their mind. After all, you picked it out of the deck two seconds beforehand. He'll say: "You should know that by now." I don't know how to get round this right away, but it's not a good enough trick. Keep up the good work! 🎉
Appreciate the kind words! Regarding the trick, I personally think my reason for them naming the cards is justifiable enough. The reason they’re named isn’t so I can hear them, it’s so that the next spectator can hear it and not think of the same card. Of course, this could be achieved by having the spectators whisper the name too, but since the card is already placed down, then it seems like my decision is already made and therefore can’t be changed.
Hey nathan Iam a beginner started learning tricks by watching u r videos. Currently iam using a local card deck for learning. Should buy a new deck of bicycle brand for the beginner level Or continue with my local brand cards ...?
Hey! If possible, I would recommend getting a bicycle deck. Most magicians use and teach with that kind of quality deck, so it would be a more accurate way to learn sleight of hand!
Hi does anyone know of an easier way to do double lifts? Only because I have cerebal paulsey in my left hand so can't flip them over easily and switching between my right and left hand during a trick would lead to suspicion. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
@@glenpolen5562 yes your right my bro. Bro can i have same slight of hand videos links i means if you know which slight use mostly & send me its links 🙂 if you don't mind
@do99dgaming49 , Hey buddy, I can recommend a few things to watch on youtube. I've learned so much just from watching the great magicians on RUclips. I can't say who is better at doing certain slights, moves and tricks, but i will mention a few things, and then you should watch as many videos as you can just for that 1 move because you can learn many other things from each person. So, im not sure what you already know and can do, but i will try, lol. Check out on RUclips - How to do a dble lift. - false cuts - false shuffles - pinky breaks - knowing a key card - how to force a card on a spectator. There are many forces to learn. When you force a card, you already know the name of the card and can make the trick into a prediction trick. This is a good start. Let me know what you think, and if you have other questions. Here are a few channels to check out. - MINDBLOWNMAGIC. - B.E. THE MAGICIAN. - THE CARD MECHANIC. - EVAN ERA Best wishes.
Technically yes, but I think this particular method would start to get suspicious after doing it more than 3 times. The one ahead principle is so versatile though, there’s many ways to use it!
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I have very strict criteria on what tricks I want to learn: only the most original and interesting tricks, and this is one of them. I'm seriously impressed.
You read my mind friend🤗👍
Nathan is back lets go
Perormance was good. More of a Beginner Cardtrick. For anyone slightly familiar with card tricks knows the solution.
I agree with you. He is an awesome magician, and the performance was good, but It is for beginners. I learned a few other versions that are a little better, but are still for beginners.
I like this channel, but his videos are too long.😢
Tricks this easy shouldn't be 12 min.
I've learned much more difficult and better tricks that are shown and taught in much less time.
@@glenpolen5562 it's not about quantity, it's about quality.
Some pro magician teach you one hand move for an half an hour. And after this time you hade the perfect lesson.
This is quality.
Nathan his videos are quality. And 12 minutes are not long for a trick demonstration AND solution explanation.
Look out for quality and not for quantity
EXCELLENT presentation !!❤❤
Hi Nathan
Only watching this video now
Great video as always
So happy ur back
Can’t wait to see ur next one❤
I really wish you would post more content I really enjoy your videos
Thank you for your incredible work Nathan.
I have filled my repertoire with your tricks. You always explain them in a very straightforward, factual and understandable way.
I'm always happy when I receive one of your videos.
About this trick:
Basically, this trick is certainly amazing for the audience. But if just one of the three viewers pays a little attention, they'll probably wonder why you have to ask all three of them which card they have in their mind. After all, you picked it out of the deck two seconds beforehand. He'll say: "You should know that by now."
I don't know how to get round this right away, but it's not a good enough trick.
Keep up the good work!
🎉
Appreciate the kind words!
Regarding the trick, I personally think my reason for them naming the cards is justifiable enough. The reason they’re named isn’t so I can hear them, it’s so that the next spectator can hear it and not think of the same card. Of course, this could be achieved by having the spectators whisper the name too, but since the card is already placed down, then it seems like my decision is already made and therefore can’t be changed.
Hey, thanks for making me start magic. because of you, i learned a lot. thanks for everything i think you are the greatest magician
beautiful game, thanks.
Your channel is GOLD
yooo he is back
Awesome! Thank you for sharing.
Wow do i feel like this is such a hard trick to perform. But the effect on me was amazing
I was literally thinking 8 of hearts before you said it
when the world needed him most...
he returned
Nice effect 👏👍👏👍👏
Third cool
Nice and clever! Can you also do a intermediate card trick sometime?
Hey nathan
Iam a beginner started learning tricks by watching u r videos.
Currently iam using a local card deck for learning.
Should buy a new deck of bicycle brand for the beginner level
Or continue with my local brand cards ...?
Hey! If possible, I would recommend getting a bicycle deck. Most magicians use and teach with that kind of quality deck, so it would be a more accurate way to learn sleight of hand!
Awesome 🤩🤩
Hi does anyone know of an easier way to do double lifts? Only because I have cerebal paulsey in my left hand so can't flip them over easily and switching between my right and left hand during a trick would lead to suspicion. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Perfect 👌
I miss your street performance
I agree. His street tricks were awesome . Im glad he is still doing magic and teaching tricks.
@@glenpolen5562 yes your right my bro.
Bro can i have same slight of hand videos links i means if you know which slight use mostly & send me its links 🙂 if you don't mind
@do99dgaming49 , Hey buddy, I can recommend a few things to watch on youtube.
I've learned so much just from watching the great magicians on RUclips.
I can't say who is better at doing certain slights, moves and tricks, but i will mention a few things, and then you should watch as many videos as you can just for that 1 move because you can learn many other things from each person.
So, im not sure what you already know and can do, but i will try, lol.
Check out on RUclips
- How to do a dble lift.
- false cuts
- false shuffles
- pinky breaks
- knowing a key card
- how to force a card on a spectator. There are many forces to learn.
When you force a card, you already know the name of the card and can make the trick into a prediction trick.
This is a good start.
Let me know what you think, and if you have other questions.
Here are a few channels to check out.
- MINDBLOWNMAGIC.
- B.E. THE MAGICIAN.
- THE CARD MECHANIC.
- EVAN ERA
Best wishes.
First view and first comment 🥴
Congratulations.
You can technically perform this trick to more than three spectators
Right? 🤔
Technically yes, but I think this particular method would start to get suspicious after doing it more than 3 times. The one ahead principle is so versatile though, there’s many ways to use it!
Not gonna lie, when I first watched this video, I picked 8 of hearts for the first card, and thought the trick must be a forced choice.
Bro ,
There is something wrong with the system(its not about the card trick)