Penn & Teller Fool Us /Yukihiro Katayama /Japanese Elegant Card Manipulation Magic/ 片山幸宏
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2020
- Penn & Teller Fool Us Season7 Episode 9：Fooler
FISM 2018 ：3rd-Manipulation category
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The moment he cried, I felt all the years spent in his room practicing, all the sleepless nights, all tireless hours looking for the perfect handling ,the perfect cards, the perfect angles just poured down when Penn said he fooled them. Good job dear sir!
@TheHound wtf
@TheHound lmfao
That's Penn and Teller do👍 as we.. Let's we subscribed to his channel ☺
@TheHound I don't understand but still funny.. Kinda. 😂
@@stefansaarm ahh. Sorry. I thought he was writing something meaningless.
penn: would you please tell him as clearly and succinctly as you can that he has fooled us.
translator: aaaaahhhhhh
Pretty sure she even yelled ''You fooler!'' if you read her lips :d
With 2 years of completely forgotten Japanese studies under my belt I can confirm that to be the idiomatically correct translation
ikr...lol that got me cracking....hahahaha
As an expert of Japanese language, I can tell you that is word by word translation.
That’s how Japanese works
35 year old man lying in bed watching this masterpiece unfold, then tearing up like a total sook at his gorgous and heartfelt response at the end. What a gorgous human being. This clearly meant the world to him. Well deserved!
Hell I am 70 and tearing up
41 and same. Lol
36 and same. I sat there wondering why but it was just so damn genuine and heartfelt. Genuine surprise and joy.
Well done, through and through!
If you watch this and DON'T cry at the end maybe you don't have a soul. I was not expecting fool us to come that hard with the emotions.
Ditto except 46
I think Penn was only taking multiple guesses to build suspense because he knew that they were wrong. He even prefaced it by implying that there was a "disadvantage" when he knew there wasn't. Pretty funny when he asked the interpreter to say "He fooled us" and she gasps and says (in English) "You fooled them."
Yeah this makes sense
Penn says that when he recognizes a "good magician", it meant either he's researched him or that he's watching him very intently.
Yeah I'm pretty sure they knew those hunches were wrong. It's one of those cases where knowing how it doesn't work makes it even more mystifying--if they didn't point that out, someone at home might have thought to themselves "that's stupid, clearly there was a mirror in the glass". P&T knew there weren't, and wanted to remove all doubt.
@@dbfr2017 Brilliant take. What a class act too, Penn is then.
But I still, I didn't like that many guessing...
I mean, his trick is amazing, but it could have used glass (or other small trick) to make his whole show even more spectacular by combining his trick with other and make it even more mindblowing...
So what, if he used one of "these guessing" as "extra" bonus ? It would make the decision even more questionable and less enjoyable
Maybe they were 100% sure none of them were used, but still, I didn't like it
I think you are the first person from Japan to win the trophy, and you truly deserved it. Congratulations.
@Red Cross Ryan Hayashi was born and raised in Canada.
Absolutely he was great
Whoa that’s... actually amazing!
Congratz my friend... greetings from germany
My favorite part of this wasn't even the act, which was amazing and incredible by the way, but it was how overjoyed and emotional he was when he realized he not only got to live his dream by performing there, but he actually won and fooled them on top of that! That was just such an incredibly sweet moment.
Wow, BEAUTIFUL performance 👍👍👍
For me, You are the best, Your tutorial is the best ❤️❤️
@@dananbeautyhairdresser7180 true....art zone is the best in tutor
The Japanese people are just the most respectful nicest greatest people in this world.
I love japan 🇯🇵
I share this sentiment.
if it's wrong to stereotype people negatively it should be just as wrong to stereotype people positively as well.
talk of the person. not the people. he was amazing. he was humble. he was respectful. he was a fooler.
@@jyesucevitz No. Stereotypes are usually based in fact. That the japanese are stereotyped in such a way tells us that it's more common for them to be such than is otherwhere. Ergo, it's perfectly fine to say that the japanese people are such-and-such, unless such a stereotype is factually wrong.
Really nice job! Wonderful to watch! 👍
Hey..i know you... You react every magic in fool us..did you?
No. He reads books
No he reacts to a magician that reacts to him reacting to themselves reacting to each other.....lol. I'm confused. 😵
im hoping for a react to this one, it was quite moving
@@dracopalidine he already did!
This performance brought tears to my eyes.. the slow, silent performance just delivers a great theatrical value. And your stage presence is so elegant and graceful too. Like a card ballerina
All I can say is what a great performance, the second he cried I could feel how much this really meant to him & how big of a deal it was that all of his hard work has payed off. Congratulations, we’re all extremely proud of you man.
This was not magic, this was a work of Art. A Masterpiece. Thank you for this wonderful performance 🙏🏻
Fantastic. My favorite part was how genuine the reaction was when Penn said he fooled them. You could see the excitement, realization, and then tears of joy. Fantastic act. You deserved every bit of that trophy.
I have been watching Fool Us for many years and I think this is the first time I cried. Your performance was so beautiful and elegant. The set in the background, your outfit, your calmness, the music, and your reaction at the end - everything was beautiful and perfect. So well deserved. I hope to see you perform in Japan one day!
I said "ah, he twisted the glass" and then "ah, it's just a colour-change act" and then "wow" and then "wait, what? where did THOSE come from?" and then "how is this POSSIBLE?" and then I said nothing and watched the rest of this beautiful performance with pure, childlike wonder. Thank you for that experience, Katayama-san, and congratulations. :)
I suspect that Penn and Teller actually knew he didn't use those techniques, and that they called it out so the audience would know it wasn't that simple. That was why they took so many guesses and spoke without code was to give the chance of saying "if you think you know how he did this, then you don't" (which i definitely appreciated).
@@BrianBullington I agree 100%. Teller's eyes and gaping mouth told us that story, too.
@@BrianBullington Class act by a classy gentleman. He essentially shed light to the public on how great of a magician he was.
Exactly! There was clearly some sort of tech in the glass, which he could manipulate. And some of the sleight of hand moves were visible. But he got me when he just made loads and loads of cards appear out of his hands. Second part of the trick definitely fooled me.
Of the hundred or so episodes I've seen, this is only the second performance that brought me to tears. An incredibly beautiful performance
what was the first?
Shin Lim
That reaction when they announced he fooled them! Wow! It brought tears to my eyes suddenly as well! Wonderful to watch the act!
yeah same haha
The most heartfelt reaction this show has ever seen.
I really hope you come back for a second round Mr. Katayama. Excellent performance and you absolutely deserved that trophy.
Incredible performance, that glass is very special. I bet it could turn water into wine
I literally saw your comment yesterday on a video about Hacksaw Ridge, and today I find you here
Only Catholic priests can turn water to wine.
It is written.
Only Jews can crucify Jesus and take land
The glass is ordinary, the skill is the special bit here.
I don't comment on these videos often, but this was one of the most beautiful performances I've seen on this show. Usually drawn out and dramatic movements annoy me, but here they just looked elegant and perfect. And that reaction after realizing you fooled them!! Absolutely amazing and I felt that in my heart too. Incredible performance and good work!
This was one of the most breathtaking routines I've seen on this show. Actually, I think it was the MOST breathtaking. So much elegance and beauty and calmness. You feel like you're being transported into a different world. This young man is going places for sure.
Just a glass trick - the show is about ratings
The most emotional ending of any performance on Penn and Teller absolutely astonishing well done. Quite surprised Penn and Teller didn't start crying.
this is technical mastery of the highest order. That trophy was deserved and earned with thousands of hours of practice
So beautiful and so wonderful that you fooled them. I think that you obviously made your own props for this act. And now I think you will get a lot more subscribers and notoriety! Congrats man.
What a sincere amazing magician, when he started crying I had tears of my own. My friend you are going to go far please don’t ever lose that sincerity and humbleness. God bless you.
I've been obsessed with the slow elegance of these types of performances for a while now. Truly beautiful. You can tell he was loving every second when the crowd reacted to him.
I've been watching lots of Fool Us videos, and subsequently explainer videos. This is the first performance where I don't want to know how they did it. Purely magical.
The elegance and grace of the performance was only matched by Yukihiro's humble and heartfelt reaction at the end.
A class act in every meaning of the word and a true gentleman of magic.
I always like it when a magic act manages pull off a cool trick while simotaniously being a great performance art
This is extremely extremely fine art: beautifully executed, wonderfully presented, it's clean and neat in every aspect of it, it's magical and entertaining. Congratulations!
Bravo! The heartfelt emotion at the end was the icing on the cake. Can't wait to see more of your magic!
That was so touching. A stunning performance, the happiness in his face when he talks with Alyson and to actually fool them must be a surreal moment for him.
This was one of the most touching episodes on fool us . It brought tears to my eyes to see this young man exceed any expectations he had, it was a joy to watch him fool Penn & Teller, his routine reminded very much of Shin Lim, the most magical moment was he reaction after he realized that he was a fooler.
This is my favorite video on the internet. The whole act you can feel his joy and dedication to this magic, and when he wins, that is most magical.
I cried with you, Yuki! 🥰
I’ve seen a lot of manipulation and this is sincerely one of the more beautiful. It wasn’t just endless fans and back palms. You have turned card manipulation from magic to pure art. . I just loved it.
I lost it when he broke down. He was so happy. All I can say is that sometimes people do beautiful things for each other and I shall always love when I see a pure display of appreciation. BRAVO!!!
Who come here to watch this beautiful performance coz of Shin Lim's post on Instagram?
Hahahah me
Shin Lim’s send me here
Tiktok for me actually but yes xD
shin Lim's fb
You were so amazing Yukihiro. I also loved the rising backdrop that elegantly matched the perfection of your manipulation!
The reaction when you found out you fooled them is absolutely priceless. Great performance and couldn't be more happy for you. Can't wait to see you more in the future. Great job and Congratulations!
Penn knows how to make people laugh.. and he knows how to make someone cry with tears of joy..
I salute you man!!!
One The best card manipulation I've seen , and this magic style actually works on Penn and Teller everytime 😂 Good job Katayama I absolutely love your performance! 👏🏻
This is actually my favorite segment of any on this show. The most likeable guy with the best, most humble, sincerely human reaction, on top of the fact that I'm legitimately left scratching my head because how the hell was he able to keep pulling those new decks with no sleeves and seemingly without pulling his hands close enough to his body? And how the hell did the glass work without mirrors or perspective spin work? I'm still thinking on this one
Japanese culture puts a lot of pressure on people to archive a nice career as a doctor, engineer, etc... probably he had to pass through hard experiences to achieve this moment, it meant the world to him, congratulations 🥳
Agree, exactly what I thought, I thought, probably years of being told that magic was useless, and then: BOOM! You win one of the most prestigious award you could win in the magic community, suddenly you know it was all worthy.
Same is the case with Indian culture. I'm a doctor, but I've always been a nerd. My friends weren't so lucky tho. They can't concentrate for 10 min to read a book to save their lives. Some of them are great poets, writers, photographers, speakers, dancers, singers....
My favorite fool us performance. Everything about it is so perfect and beautiful. Well deserved trophy.
So elegant , so amazing. Really understand how excited and emotion that when Penn said you Fool Us. Please bring us more magic moment !! Deep respect from a Hongkonger.
Even though I know his body angles, are hiding something, the magic is done in the open, so it makes it hard to see how he did the productions. Absolutely brilliant.
I’ve watched tons of these Fool Us videos and they are so entertaining to watch. Watching this young man’s genuine reaction when he found out he fooled Penn and Teller brought a huge smile to my face and even some tears. Well done young sir!!
Fantastic! Thanks for a wonderful performance.
This just reminds me of one of the most powerful memories I have. When I was young I was entranced by the escapism magic featured on Breaking the Magician’s code, as even though he revealed the core of it, it was still just something that could be built off of, and I started trying then. Now, I was just doing simple card manipulation (but god damn when I first did a false shuffle and trick someone the look of wonder...) when a bully in my middle school basically took and ripped my cards and told me “magic isn’t real”. This hurt, I nearly stopped trying, but... I realised, just because magic is more deception than witchcraft, doesn’t mean it isn’t magical. Remember how that magician revealed all his tricks? He still performed them first, letting our minds race, jump to impossible conclusions, before revealing it was just an empty space underneath. But, just for that moment, everyone in the room is together in that wonderment that brings you right back to when you yourself still believed in magic. And that’s why magic is real. And will always be magical.
As a side, Yukihiro’s reaction to fooling them was... moving. He was so humble about his skill, yet I bet he could give great SOH magicians like shin lim a run for his money. Keep it up Yukihiro, you’ve got a lifetime to keep being awesome.
Finally, an interesting card act! That was phenomenal!
One of the most beautiful performance that I have ever seen.
Congrats, Yukihiro! That was amazing.
Very happy for you. So very deserved! Some of that looked like actual magic.
Great performance!
Katayama placed 3rd in FISM Busan in the Manipulation category!
Congratulations!
I loved how he could barely contain his excitement throughout the routine, and the sincere response at the end.
Brilliant.
Beautiful performance! And he seems like such a beautiful human being! My favorite performance on fool us ever!
I teared up when you won! Amazing!!
Perfect performance, and such a humble reaction. Truly deserved it.
I saw your beautiful magic, then I was amazed with your beautiful heart, you are so humble and that's what makes you a real master. You are a great artist. Thanks for inspire us with your magic
Wow, I'm amazed! This is art at its finest!
I have always liked the Japanese magic, as you watch it makes you think magic as a form of art rather than deception and fooling. This performance is well executed and every time you watch it feels like something new.
This can fool you because of you wanting not to know how it's done but rather enjoying watching it as a form of art and entertainment.
This is elegent, beautiful, amazing and above all Japanese!
Congratulations! And thanks Yukihiro for performing this for the world.
One of the Best pieces of Magic, I have ever seen 😍
I had tears at the end of it.
And such a humble man.
Humility is the true mark of a Great Artist.
I don't think I've ever seen such an emotional reaction to a fooler. Amazing performance.
As I have watched a lot of these shows, I have also watched how magic has evolved over the many seasons. This is just getting better and better.
Magicians like you are just incredible and entertaining to watch. You have taken magic to a new level. I mean, other magicians use various forms of magic squares for instance, or cups and balls and even though we probably can't explain the whole trick, we know what is coming. You on the other hand, we have NO idea what is coming next.
Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see another performance from you in the future.
This is my favorite video from Penn and Teller. The music and moves make this a beautiful masterpiece. Thank you for creating this and sharing it with the world.
Beautiful performance. So elegant. Congrats, Yuki. Midway through your performance I stopped trying to figure it out and just floated along enjoying the beauty of your movements and the awe of each color change.
Oh my god your performance was amazing. Like almost every move had a purpose so efficient, all the angles were PERFECT, made use of stage distance, not sure what prop that was I've never seen it before which makes it so unique, what a poetic ending that linked to the starting's lit match, your body posture and smile, timing and pacing were so lovely and comfortable to watch, the entire thing was absolutely ELEGANT and well polished I love this performance. Subscribed to your channel, show us more!
From NW Ohio, USA. I have never been so happy for someone to win the "Fool Us" trophy from Penn and Teller but congratulations sir! You did a wonderful job!
It was so fantastic and elegant, thank you! I loved the reaction of both his and the translatirs, it was sooo heart-warming!
I can watch you all day!! I appreciate the amount of work & time you must put in to put together this beautiful routine.
My guesses, and I was pretty sure, were the same as Penn's. I was very surprised to find out none of them was correct.
And I must say, the performance was amazing. He was very likable, and when he started crying so did I. You could just feel how much it meant to him.
He does seem to be doing something to the glass before each change. To my untrained eyes it seems like masterful twisting/spinning (even though he said he doesn't). Great performance whatever the case may be.
Such a beautiful and honest reaction to achieving one of your life's dreams, may we all experience that some day!! Bravo and Well Done Sir!!
うつくしい!
Seeing a japanese act on Fool Us makes me happy. It is beautiful and well done!
One of my very favorite performances on the show, also extremely inspiring! We witnessed a dream come true
I am a fan. You're very good with magic!!!!!
We met in Shanghai Magic Festival, your act is great!!!
Beautiful!
Thanks Yukihiro, Tamoko, Penn and Teller.
You are all amazing.
I cried watching this video, you deserve this trophy and more💖 so humble!!
The act was absolutely beautiful. I am speecheless.
The most useful translator ever!
It's edited for tv. There was presumably more back and forth on the actual stage.
They edited out the translations dunderhead.
this made me the happiest i’ve ever been watching magic performed. usually i try to figure out the secrets, this time i want it to stay mysterious and keep the memory
Absolutely one of the most beautiful performances I've ever seen. When he broke into tears so did I. You could tell how much it meant to him.
すごい!
The definition of elegance.
You're the first person from Japan 🇯🇵 to take home a Fool Us trophy.
Congratulations.
I have been learning hiragana and that is subarashi top of your comment? Or im wrong?? Its so hard man
@@robibujdoso73 Sugoi, means cool or awesome
@@Blondie42 ty bro i was close atleast xd
Greatest reaction ever good job buddy
This was just beautiful. This deserved the trophy. All that work suddenly became worth it. Congratulations!!
This act was stunning in every way. I was really taken by his emotional reaction. I think (?) he is the first Japanese magician to bring back a Fool Us trophy and you could tell how much this meant to him. Beautiful.
6:28 I feel like Penn really wanted to give him the trophy, and just played his role "I'm the rough one here". So sweet of him.
We were glued to the SCREENS. We just couldn’t SWITCH them off!
Look closely and you can see the little LCD screen when he passes his hand behind one while it’s turned off. 1:09
Your performance was so beautiful! I got goosebumps when the final card disappeared was you put the fire away. When your reaction at the end was so genuine that I ended up crying a bit with you! Congratulations, you are amazing!
Thank you. This was a beautiful performance by a beautiful person
"Okay so the green card is red on the other side"
*flips cards and they're all red*
"God dammit"
No twisting the glass? Holy cow. His hard work throughout a decade paid off the moment they announced he fooled them.
I was certain he was twisting the glass but P&T must have seen something that ruled it out, otherwise they wouldn't have pretended to ask. They were really just telling us what he didn't do.
I watch a _lot_ of magic, and this is one of the best card routines I have ever seen in my life. You 100% deserved that trophy and thank you for giving us such a wonderful performance. I have absolutely no clue how you did it.
his reaction said it all, nearly brought a tear to my eye. congrats yukihiro! such a beautiful performance.
Tomoko....😍😍😍
3:15 man i seriously was trying to see where he was pulling these cards from.. i have no idea. literally looks like he was using console commands to spawn the yellow and green ones into his hand.
Bro he came with the card from behind and as hi holds the glass,he leaves the cards to disperse
What a great act, I loved it!
I was so happy for him when I saw his reaction to fooling Penn and Teller, I hope to see lots more from this young man
I've seen a lot of Penn and Teller Fool Us. I've been watching since season 1. I've had my favorite act locked in for some time (Shawn Farquhars first appearance) Somehow I haven't seen your appearance until 31/1/2023. This is my favorite fooler from now on. Not only was your performance beautiful and stunning, I could literally feel how much fooling them meant to you. I couldn't be happier for you, you deserve it.
That's insane
The camera angles didn't do him any favours at all.
One of the best performances I've ever seen. Inspirational.
Dude.. I have watched so many of these and this was by far the most beautiful, elegant, flawless and magical performance I have witnessed.. He seemed to make the illusions emotional somehow, like a love story between the colours, the cards and the wine glass.. I loved every second of it! Yukihiro, you truly are a master magician. Thank you for taking the time to create and practice that routine for so long just so that we could have 5 minutes of true magic.