The trick is amazing. Yes yes, ofcourse you can do it too, but the guy who came up with it, is a genius. Green is amazing. The way he introduces tricks, the way he captures you with his comedy, the seemingly clumsyness, ... Oh, I love it.
My favourite use of statistics: If you want to fly in a plane with no bomb exploding, carry a bomb with you. Because statistically it is nearly impossible to have two men with a bomb for different reasons in the same plane.
This routine is very hard the way he does it. Infact he was about to mess up around the ending part and he's relieved when the trick works. This man is...well I would like to see more but there's little content on yt. He's crazy and talented.
@@fredosinsemilla3896 7:07 he almost drops a card and he has to put it back in the deck in the correct facing. In a routine like this there is no place for error. If you flip the wrong card almost everything messes up. He knows it and he takes the risk and the confidence to keep going.
that sword behind him is Decerner the sword they used as excalibur in the movie of the same name who’s sword is that? oh never mind it has ornate filigree on it so it’s one of the cheaper replicas
I got what he was building to from early on but it wasn't the sort of thing that would get more than a smile out of me. After all as he pointed out it is the sort of word play that politicians use and it's been a heavy political season here in the USA and still going on here in Georgia.
So here it is: He starts with two face down piles -- one representing the face up cards in the final pile, and one representing the face down cards in the final pile. The action of taking some card from one pile, reversing them and putting them in another pile, does not change the intended face up or down status of the cards in the final pile -- it just mixes them up. No memory trick, no deck switch.
@1978ajax you are so wrong..... its a principle use in many self working tricks... if you have a break on the pack you need to do the trick you divide the cards for the audience to shuffle but you give the cards that you need to the trick to only one person.... so he can shuffle then for all eternity and does not affect you, in this case for the nature of the trick he give the cards of the trick to the last two guest and as long as he colects them in order it does not matter.... and before you came with any other theory i have the dvd with the revelation, the guy on the first comment is one hundred percent right.
Stop revealing the intellectual property of others. No one cares that you can figure it out. If someone is dedicated enough they will find Simon Aronson's published material or work it out for themselves. You are stealing from others by posting this. Also, you're missing key elements of the routine. Just because you understand one core principle doesn't mean you're able to perform it as a professional would.
that's before they had high index lenses. When lenses were plastic, they are very thick. I have bad eyes too, but with high index lenses they're not that thick anymore.
There is no deck switch. He starts with two face down piles -- one representing the face up cards in the final pile, and oen representing the face down cards in the final pile. The action of taking some card from one pile, reversing them and putting them in another pile, does not change the intended face up or down status of the cards in the final pile -- it just mixes them up. It's a very simple yet powerful effect.
The more I watch of this guy, the I think this is so easy, its always 90% set up, a quick swap, then a rehearsed layout. It was so noticeable when he did a similar act blindfolded, while a good act again, it's very noticeable once you've seen him do it several times.
Lol....shut up. Richard Turner fanboys seem to think no one else can do that shit. Steve forte taught Richard Turner to suck eggs. Lennart green has some of the best confusing sleights and innovative misdirection of any magician at the time he was at his peak.
to be honest I think some of the things Turner does is quite easy to spot. Like the way he does false riffle shuffles. If he wasn't blind no one would think he was that amazing. But since he is blind, well there ya go
This guy is a master of his profession. Plays the fool but his skills are utter brilliance
By God he never fails to amaze me...
Such an old school tricks guy but with the most original methods
Old school? He invented alot of the tricks that he does.
@@Blood0cean well he fucking stole this one you idiot.
Shuffle bored.
He didn’t steal anything here... it’s all published material...
@Alphonse Alviar hello Mr Bot having a conversation with Mr. Bot
The trick is amazing. Yes yes, ofcourse you can do it too, but the guy who came up with it, is a genius.
Green is amazing. The way he introduces tricks, the way he captures you with his comedy, the seemingly clumsyness, ... Oh, I love it.
Also a big fan of Lennart Green. A top card magician with a style all of his own.
I never get tired of Lennart Green - He is Truly amazing and very funny!
This was LOL funny and truly brilliant. Classic Mr Green.
My favourite use of statistics:
If you want to fly in a plane with no bomb exploding, carry a bomb with you.
Because statistically it is nearly impossible to have two men with a bomb for different reasons in the same plane.
How on earth… Mr. Green! I´m gobsmacked! Thank you!!
Holy crap. He’s good. He’s real good.
I have this DVD and I've learned this and other tricks from it, it's amazing. Guy's a living legend.
Topcliffe how does this work??
What is the name of the DVD? I may want to purchase a copy myself.
On his wikipage there is a list of his DVD's. I can't tell which one this falls under though.
@@jimbaker5110 I believe it's on Master File and Green Lite.
@@fredosinsemilla3896 Please see my reply above to Jim Baker.
This man is amazing.
I love the mindfuck at the beginning, and the insurance at the end. Great personality too, much better than those showman type magicians.
Lennart Green is funnier than most stand up comedians on Netflix
Yes yes yes- Lennart Green is one loveable magician-
Such a delight.
Simply unbelievable.
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OMG I love this guy :D
it can't be done what he just did. This is just amazing.
Incredible
not only science is dealing with negative entities -a reference to the Rain Man
Holly Cow. It's incredible i've never heard of this guy before....shame on me.
This routine is very hard the way he does it. Infact he was about to mess up around the ending part and he's relieved when the trick works. This man is...well I would like to see more but there's little content on yt. He's crazy and talented.
How can you tell he was about to mess up? For me it looks like part of the show.
@@fredosinsemilla3896 7:07 he almost drops a card and he has to put it back in the deck in the correct facing. In a routine like this there is no place for error. If you flip the wrong card almost everything messes up. He knows it and he takes the risk and the confidence to keep going.
Amazing skill and talent. This is no trick
Holy sh!t, that was good.
I wonder if hes joking when he says "I get some symphony points", because if it isn't then its the best accidental joke ever!
legend
He is so good cards count him!
A Master ;)
How on earth!?!
Sei unico!!!!!!!!!
Lennart Green vs RUclips 10:0.
Haha super funny and great magecian
A real man decorates his house with swords and claymoures. Especially in front of other art, to emphasize that the swords come first.
Pianobob a claymore is s sword.
@@codydaniels6782 LMFAO
The trick was obviously to fool you that he was in his house and not in the TED studio
Fool.
How on earth did that work !
wow... :O
that sword behind him is Decerner the sword they used as excalibur in the movie of the same name who’s sword is that? oh never mind it has ornate filigree on it so it’s one of the cheaper replicas
His crowd is a bit slow. “More accidents occur at 50mph than at 100mph.” I cracked up but they offered no reaction.
they're probably American...
I got what he was building to from early on but it wasn't the sort of thing that would get more than a smile out of me. After all as he pointed out it is the sort of word play that politicians use and it's been a heavy political season here in the USA and still going on here in Georgia.
Impossible!
I would love to see him having done a show in Swedish, subtitle it for people who don't speak Swedish. Just to see him perform in a more natural way.
He's deliberately being awkward. Almost every sentence is a joke, it's just so dry it's going over all their heads.
He performs in Swedish here: ruclips.net/video/qChFvkCdyWU/видео.html 🙂
ok, HOW??
For real... how did he do this
did what
what...thee...FUCK!
This guy is amazing, and these bullshit comments are the best you children can do?
O.K, i am in a simulation!!
who noticed the sword
I did, of course though....I love swords !!!
Did you notice the two plants?
So here it is: He starts with two face down piles -- one representing the face up cards in the final pile, and one representing the face down cards in the final pile. The action of taking some card from one pile, reversing them and putting them in another pile, does not change the intended face up or down status of the cards in the final pile -- it just mixes them up. No memory trick, no deck switch.
incorrect.
Vsauce explained this trick. It's just simple math. It doesn't matter how much you turn them up or down, the order, or bigger picture, doesn't change.
That is exactly what he did, wtf are these 2 guys saying you're wrong
@1978ajax you are so wrong..... its a principle use in many self working tricks... if you have a break on the pack you need to do the trick you divide the cards for the audience to shuffle but you give the cards that you need to the trick to only one person.... so he can shuffle then for all eternity and does not affect you, in this case for the nature of the trick he give the cards of the trick to the last two guest and as long as he colects them in order it does not matter.... and before you came with any other theory i have the dvd with the revelation, the guy on the first comment is one hundred percent right.
Stop revealing the intellectual property of others. No one cares that you can figure it out. If someone is dedicated enough they will find Simon Aronson's published material or work it out for themselves. You are stealing from others by posting this.
Also, you're missing key elements of the routine. Just because you understand one core principle doesn't mean you're able to perform it as a professional would.
Is he a native English speaker? Doesn't sound so to me all the time
He was talking about Sweden so just,t be Swedish he certainly sounds like a Swede doesn't he
@@robmcghie5248 he is
I could be his barber , if''n I felt like it . I have a serious bowl collection .innit
shitsound yo
Those glasses must be two inches thick
David and your point is!?
He has really bad eyes
Too many close calls with that laser of his
that's before they had high index lenses. When lenses were plastic, they are very thick. I have bad eyes too, but with high index lenses they're not that thick anymore.
Here is an even better version: ruclips.net/video/l29q7OxKMmM/видео.html
Cambiar de idioma
how bout a bunch of nubs wanting to be hard arses? I have about 50 guys outside my house, But it's ok i know karate but ill only use if i need
10 roped before this mesage
Old bastard he switches the deck at the right moment with the prepared one.
I can do this trick too, he didn't switch the deck
the prediction is always the same
you can choose the prediction
There is no deck switch. He starts with two face down piles -- one representing the face up cards in the final pile, and oen representing the face down cards in the final pile. The action of taking some card from one pile, reversing them and putting them in another pile, does not change the intended face up or down status of the cards in the final pile -- it just mixes them up. It's a very simple yet powerful effect.
Wrong....all cards are face down to start. Audience members shuffled deck!
The more I watch of this guy, the I think this is so easy, its always 90% set up, a quick swap, then a rehearsed layout. It was so noticeable when he did a similar act blindfolded, while a good act again, it's very noticeable once you've seen him do it several times.
It wasn't noticeable for me! When (what timestamp) does he do the swap?
I closely watched it again and there is no swap...
Idiot. You are wrong. Kick yourself in the face.
The hands symbolism in the beginning reveals the trick lmao it's genius
He’s good and has skills. But you can catch his sleights and maneuvers. Go watch Richard turner card mechanic for the proper way to do this.
Lol....shut up. Richard Turner fanboys seem to think no one else can do that shit. Steve forte taught Richard Turner to suck eggs. Lennart green has some of the best confusing sleights and innovative misdirection of any magician at the time he was at his peak.
to be honest I think some of the things Turner does is quite easy to spot. Like the way he does false riffle shuffles. If he wasn't blind no one would think he was that amazing. But since he is blind, well there ya go
Anyone known how he did it?
Partly.. Many Si Stebbins Decks, quietly swapped.
Incredible
A Master ;)