Jay S way too old school. Carbon fiber custom molded prosthetics. Just as strong, half the weight, fully moldable and can easily install hinge points and steel bottoms for attaching to the electromagnet under the rug.
@@korana6308 great example of ironic. I'm no magician far ftom it but idiot boy obviously never seen a street proforma either. Still brilliantly executed though
Fabulous engineering. To make a contraption that hides on the pants, allows him to move freely and the. Support his whole weight... Thats a piece of magic all on its own. Everything else was pretty obvious, but his levitation bit was remarkable. As was the quality of the pantomime with the chair. That really sold it.
Who cares about the magic behind the act, can we talk about how impressive his body acting was when pretending like the chair was floating away? The stillness and control of the chair really makes it look like as if another force is acting on it besides him
the tricks themselves are great, but something doesnt click. The stage persona, the real persona, the music used, all of it, something completely different... not sure
Agree, there's a disconnect. Rock solid magician in my opinion, BUT the performance was levitating awkwardly somewhere between a comedic and dramatic performance. On second thought, maybe that's okay though. I'm just happy to be able to watch cool magic basically anytime I want! Yay Internet!
Yes. FU involves many novice magicians with amazing ideas. Like watching an indie film, or a local college theater. Great ideas lacking performance. Still fun, it's all good.
3:32 watch his left leg--the lower pant leg. there's a structural prop in there. probably has a hinge behind the knee and support going up the back of the thigh all the way up to the butt. Penn's the talk about building and walking was code for him being impressed that Danny built it himself and that he could even walk normally while wearing it as traditionally the prop is just a bent steel bar for static street performance instead of being mobile while wearable.
This was so fun to watch, I thought I want to see more in the middle of the act and thank God it didn't just end there and definitely more incredible stuff came after. Really great work, Danny! Congratz!
Wow this was one of my favourite acts in the series that I've watched so far!! Just so beautiful and funny, it didn't really detract at all that they said they knew how you did it
I feel like your performance would be at least twice as good if you said nothing and just work on your facial expressions. The music is too loud and we can see what is happening. No reason to comment awkwardly. Great tricks, nice performance, well executed otherwise, big respect!
I think (gathered from past experience working on these kinds of programmes!) that those things won't have been Danny's choices... Those elements look, sound and feel like a producer's decision to ask him to 'cha't throughout and the music was probably switched over and edited in post. Although I may be wrong... Put me right, Mr Cole :-) !!
Wow!! That tie act takes me WAY back!!! Oh man what show of my youth were on?!?! 🤔🤔🤔 lol! I remember the bit so well, and I also never followed you or heard of you again until today which in a back-handed sort of way tells me that you did something right if I remembered it all these years later!! Great stuff sir 👔🎩👍🏼👍🏼
@Blue Sky Good body performance (like a pantomime) or already using the click-in stand in the carpet. The trick is a modification big Michael Jackson's patent.
What I think was great is he didn't really try to fool them as much as he wanted to entertain everyone. Sure, he could have put together a new trick that used a principle P&T hadn't seen before. But a perfect new effect like the blocks comes around rarely and a less elegant novel trick wouldn't have been as entertaining. I loved it, I thought it was terrific!
Normally I dont get to happy with these since I se the logic behind it to fast BUT this was just to perfect to be true, I could not believe he made that so I was looking for other ways and got confused. I was WoWed by this Danny so thank you =D! Thats all we really want when we se new "mind tricks" 😊
@@AaronHollander314 she might be an actor (a good one perhaps if not average) but she is a terrible host. As avito80 & Andrew Makasini said she is not a natural and certainly need to work on her hosting skills. That's what I think. Cheers!
I was familiar with a bunch of what he was doing or could at least piece it together but man I love it when Penn breaks it down in that magician's code
A big heavy steel plate with a carpet sleeved on top, shoes with slots on the bottom just like how MJ did his lean back, thin clear wire wrapped at an anchor point to fool the chair gravity and a dash of slight of hand in the appetizer. Brilliant
Some people in the comments here are being kinda rude to you saying stuff like, "pretty sloppy," " was a dead giveaway," "cheap street 'magic'." I think you did an amazing job. I was baffled at how you could do that last bit given how easily you were moving around. Also, the tie just *popping* out of existence at the start made me shook for the whole act.
You can see the rug lift up when he was "sitting" and would move around. I think he has some frame in his legs and theres a powerful magnet under the rug keeping his shoe stuck to the rug.
Knowing a bit about magic (and Michael Jackson) I could figure out the major steps, but I agree with some of the other comments that your stage presence left something to be desired. Overall great routine though, what you did takes real skill.
Yeah, also they never show the feet shortly before or after he keeps them stationary, either they're out of frame or straight up cut somewhere else. A bit annoying to watch this one tbh.
@@HolyDude02 Glad you mentioned them being stationary. Whichever foot is on the brace is actually floating slightly, and looks completely unnatural. It's a trick that doesn't hold up to close inspection.
@@HolyDude02 never liked the camera work on FU, feels like they are trying to be a generic talent show. For me most magic tricks should be done from a single camera unless the audience NEED to see it from another angle to show its not a forklift behind a curtain.
Walking around like normal with those metal contraptions in the pants is magical by itself.
Jay S way too old school. Carbon fiber custom molded prosthetics. Just as strong, half the weight, fully moldable and can easily install hinge points and steel bottoms for attaching to the electromagnet under the rug.
o rlly
fuck off idiot it is not magic it is tools to fool idiots
Stephen Paxman wtf calm down bro😂
@@stephenpaxman1208 Who hurt you?
there were no tricks, he's just been training legs real hard at the gym for the past year
you're an idiot. Look at the left foot on the carpet and the carpet
@@2AForever-wi8yj the biggest r/whoooosh
That 2a Forever guy made me laugh so hard. What a perfectly ironic idiot. :D
@@korana6308 great example of ironic. I'm no magician far ftom it but idiot boy obviously never seen a street proforma either. Still brilliantly executed though
look up michael jackson.
Fabulous engineering. To make a contraption that hides on the pants, allows him to move freely and the. Support his whole weight... Thats a piece of magic all on its own. Everything else was pretty obvious, but his levitation bit was remarkable. As was the quality of the pantomime with the chair. That really sold it.
Danny doesn't need to talk through his act. I feel like he could do a silent performance as teller does
RIM 711 yes there is a strong element of mime in his act.
He does a silent version of this act. You can find it on RUclips.
I was thinking the same.
Who cares about the magic behind the act, can we talk about how impressive his body acting was when pretending like the chair was floating away? The stillness and control of the chair really makes it look like as if another force is acting on it besides him
I bet he never loses at musical chairs.
He loses the chairs in musical chairs
Irrespective of how good teller is, I love to see the look in his eyes when he appreciate a good magic. A trait of a great humble magician :)
It's so smooth, it's almost criminal.
Are you okay, Annie?
Beat It..
i see what u did there.. 😅👍☮️
underrated comment tbh
I think it could be more funny if you did it silent though.
Great point. It would be several levels better. Would it be even better to go full Marcel marceau with the face paint and clothes?
I agreed great act, but whenever he made his little comments like "what" "I dont know why that happened" etc. It kinda took me out of the immersion.
I much prefer talking
Totally agree- this would have MUCH better as a visual only.
Agree... Excellent point.
So, nobody thought the music was too loud?
It was
Yes, music was too loud. Too much talking.
Say what?
It’s loud so you don’t hear the machines
WHAT?
I had the pleasure to see this act and meet Danny back in 2002. Been a fan ever since....excellent to see him on TV.
This guy's 1st appearance is still in my top 5 fool us acts yet.
@TheHound so, your that guy..
@TheHound not sure where you read he was fooled by it. He simply stated the act is one of his favorite. You, however, are one of my favorite fools.
I like both the acts too! I don’t think anyone really knows how he does it
@@cortneyrens first time he was on he stuck the blocks to a clear piece of acrylic
Honestly I Love this guy. This guy is one of my absolute favorite that been on fool us
the tricks themselves are great, but something doesnt click.
The stage persona, the real persona, the music used, all of it, something completely different... not sure
Agree, there's a disconnect. Rock solid magician in my opinion, BUT the performance was levitating awkwardly somewhere between a comedic and dramatic performance. On second thought, maybe that's okay though. I'm just happy to be able to watch cool magic basically anytime I want! Yay Internet!
The music was annoying and unneeded.
He didn't need the patter at all. They where just small comments which took away from the magic.
Yes. FU involves many novice magicians with amazing ideas. Like watching an indie film, or a local college theater. Great ideas lacking performance. Still fun, it's all good.
Yeah, it just wasn't resonating for me, either. The intense music was too loud.
3:32 watch his left leg--the lower pant leg. there's a structural prop in there. probably has a hinge behind the knee and support going up the back of the thigh all the way up to the butt. Penn's the talk about building and walking was code for him being impressed that Danny built it himself and that he could even walk normally while wearing it as traditionally the prop is just a bent steel bar for static street performance instead of being mobile while wearable.
Wow. Truly beautiful performance. ❤🙏
This was so fun to watch, I thought I want to see more in the middle of the act and thank God it didn't just end there and definitely more incredible stuff came after. Really great work, Danny! Congratz!
Wow this was one of my favourite acts in the series that I've watched so far!! Just so beautiful and funny, it didn't really detract at all that they said they knew how you did it
*I love at **3:10** Teller crosses through his notes like "Right let's start again"*
The effort planning that act😱, wow love it!!!
I love his voice. It's so soothing.
I always like watching Teller's facial expressions when he's impressed by an act.
He wasnt
You're probably a homosexual. Nothing wrong with that. But you're definitely swooning over old man Teller
He wasn't impressed. Even I saw the folding hanger trick in action, but if you look at Teller, you would think he's amazed.
@@closinginonclosure Are you bloody 12 mate?
@@DIY_Miracle Good one guy! You're a clever one aren't you. Fuck off and find a sense of humor you square.
Loved it at 3:10 when Teller just started crossing off his list lol
Lol, yah!
First time i saw this act on Rcti, (local Indonesian Tv). Totally Love this act..👍👍
His understanding and application of simple physics principles is IMPECCABLE!
Wow, so impressive looking. Seriously, this was one of my favorite fool us appearances again!
I love the setup of this performance!
And I love your presentation & vibe. So chill & calm
I feel like your performance would be at least twice as good if you said nothing and just work on your facial expressions. The music is too loud and we can see what is happening. No reason to comment awkwardly. Great tricks, nice performance, well executed otherwise, big respect!
This
I think (gathered from past experience working on these kinds of programmes!) that those things won't have been Danny's choices... Those elements look, sound and feel like a producer's decision to ask him to 'cha't throughout and the music was probably switched over and edited in post. Although I may be wrong... Put me right, Mr Cole :-) !!
@@ozwilde6759 there's been plenty of silent acts on that show, why would the producers ask one guy to speak?
Yeah I was thinking this myself.
wow !! Great Job Danny 🔥
You're awesome too Julien!
H o L y shit its him
See a guy do this on the street and he was just a homeless guy not even a homeless magician!
3:40 man has an avocado tat
Yeah but most Avocados don’t wear glasses.
nice catch lol
Been a huge fan of penn an teller for years. And the red head chick from American 🥧 is of course awesome. This guy had a great performance 👍
That was cool. I like the chair getting away. Great illusion.
I love how fun this routine is!
Another great appearance! Huge fan of your work. Brilliant magic thinker.
Chad Sanborn Could have been better.
It's just a modification of Michael Jackson's patent.
This guy is amazing.....got to meet him in real life...he was super chill 💪
Well done! I love it. I've seen this one done a few ways but never THAT way!
His act was magnetic!!
best show ever made
I love this kind of magic
Such a smooth criminal
Crushing it!
WHAT A HANDIWORK! GREAT JOB! WE LOVE YOU!🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️🤟🤟🤟🤟🥰🥰😘😍🇵🇭
Piece of art! Amazing! I do not want to know how this trick was done. It is brilliant! Just wow!
Wow!! That tie act takes me WAY back!!! Oh man what show of my youth were on?!?! 🤔🤔🤔 lol! I remember the bit so well, and I also never followed you or heard of you again until today which in a back-handed sort of way tells me that you did something right if I remembered it all these years later!! Great stuff sir 👔🎩👍🏼👍🏼
The real magic here is the rising sales numbers. Those tricks are so cool, a great development in magic!
Danny Cole your awesome.
The sitting with nothing beneath is a overused trick done with equipment attached to body covered with clothes.
oh cmon, but you clearly don't know about the tie trick
@@zeuxlaught2797 I'm guessing the tie doesn't actually tie, but probably has adhesive and it was just rolled up in that thing together.
The StarLight Danny invented the concept of that sitting move many years ago. The other versions you see now are all knock offs of him.
@Blue Sky Good body performance (like a pantomime) or already using the click-in stand in the carpet.
The trick is a modification big Michael Jackson's patent.
What I think was great is he didn't really try to fool them as much as he wanted to entertain everyone. Sure, he could have put together a new trick that used a principle P&T hadn't seen before. But a perfect new effect like the blocks comes around rarely and a less elegant novel trick wouldn't have been as entertaining. I loved it, I thought it was terrific!
Really enjoyed this, thanks :)
Beautiful act. I really liked it.
Normally I dont get to happy with these since I se the logic behind it to fast BUT this was just to perfect to be true, I could not believe he made that so I was looking for other ways and got confused. I was WoWed by this Danny so thank you =D! Thats all we really want when we se new "mind tricks" 😊
Perhaps the best trick I've ever seen on this show
naw teller's face is adorable during this he loves it
That was so stunningly epic :D I hope you make it big because you got it my friend! :)
The music really doesn’t seem to suit that act ... otherwise really impressive
Really neat! I enjoyed both your performances!
Wow, mind blowing!!!
I love the tricks, know how they work. Very well executed
I watched it twice I liked it so much :) fooled me
That look on Tellers face was the look of a pro seeing another pro teaching a master class!!! Awesome trick!!
Penn is always so well spoken
loved you the first time i saw you on P&T, love you even more. keep it up man, no pun intended
I think the loud music is on purpose to camouflage the clicking sounds in the finale when he presses the button to lock in
Wow that's amazing
Alison needs to improve on the questions she asks lol sometimes she struggles and it makes me cringe lol
Agree... Alison is simply not a natural at this...
She's an actress. She's doing it on purpose to make the artist seem less awkward.
@@AaronHollander314 she might be an actor (a good one perhaps if not average) but she is a terrible host. As avito80 & Andrew Makasini said she is not a natural and certainly need to work on her hosting skills. That's what I think. Cheers!
Maybe she should talk about that one time in band camp....
She is there for her looks not her skills in asking questions :-)
I was familiar with a bunch of what he was doing or could at least piece it together but man I love it when Penn breaks it down in that magician's code
Beautiful performance, kudos...
That was cool!
A big heavy steel plate with a carpet sleeved on top, shoes with slots on the bottom just like how MJ did his lean back, thin clear wire wrapped at an anchor point to fool the chair gravity and a dash of slight of hand in the appetizer. Brilliant
Dannys still awesome 👏 😎👏!!!
Omg.. this is the first time I understood Penn 😂😂😂😂. Maybe cause I knew how the trick was done. Usually all his clubs or guesses just go over my head.
2:15 vid went straight away to my favorite P& T playlist
This is like those street statue performers but in a full routine! Nice!
This guy is in incredible shape.
When Penn says his 3rd word you can already understand the deal
Great act terrific music
really awesome magic! you fooled me at least!!
damn, that was insane!!!!!
this guys future is brighter than my fluctlight ...
Some people in the comments here are being kinda rude to you saying stuff like, "pretty sloppy," " was a dead giveaway," "cheap street 'magic'." I think you did an amazing job. I was baffled at how you could do that last bit given how easily you were moving around. Also, the tie just *popping* out of existence at the start made me shook for the whole act.
Great Job! 💥BOOM!!!💥™
I saw Danny at the Magic Castle. Brilliant and it fooled me!
Wows..so cool!
So visual!!!
Great stuff
You can see the rug lift up when he was "sitting" and would move around. I think he has some frame in his legs and theres a powerful magnet under the rug keeping his shoe stuck to the rug.
Strong magnets involved
Wow great performance
Well done, great presentation :)
Nice work - both in the shop and on the stage. Fooler or no, it was impressive.
That was still great.
Knowing a bit about magic (and Michael Jackson) I could figure out the major steps, but I agree with some of the other comments that your stage presence left something to be desired. Overall great routine though, what you did takes real skill.
Jesse Harrington nice pun
Wow this guy is mad cool!
I saw the carpet and immediately Special Head from AGT came to mind.
Yeah, I thought of that too. And all the street-magic-for-dollars they took it from.
Unfortunately the rug keeps lifting when you engage the brace. Bit of a giveaway.
Yeah, also they never show the feet shortly before or after he keeps them stationary, either they're out of frame or straight up cut somewhere else. A bit annoying to watch this one tbh.
@@HolyDude02 Glad you mentioned them being stationary. Whichever foot is on the brace is actually floating slightly, and looks completely unnatural. It's a trick that doesn't hold up to close inspection.
Yea I noticed that as well. Pretty cool when he struggled with the chair in the air, he did that well. But that’s about it
@@HolyDude02 never liked the camera work on FU, feels like they are trying to be a generic talent show. For me most magic tricks should be done from a single camera unless the audience NEED to see it from another angle to show its not a forklift behind a curtain.
looked twice, where is the rug moving?
A true wizard never skips leg day
great performance
That was cool and entertaining. I don’t wanna know how.
I feel like I've seen this street magic every summer.
Jeez, this guy is inventive...