Penn and Teller have lost it! or desperate to get people to get the award! That totally unskilled hack jandro got it 4 times! 🤦‍♂️🤣

One more thing... She invented it herself. It's pretty refreshing to see - something new.

This show is a masquerade meant to fool those that view it.

@@stevedyches4635 As the people like that absolute skill less hack jandro who manages to "fool" them when its clear how he did it and how he cheated?

@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 I'm not familiar with that act, but regardless it's all BS.

think they just seen the girl who someday will replace them on fool us,the next generation never know

That's the beauty of the show. It's not about good and bad acts, there are just good acts who can and who can't fool a professional magician duo, the audience is always amazed.

Did she actually fool them or did they patronize her?

@@dogfoot1874 You could ask that about every performance. Do they just lie to every magician that "fools" them? Without evidence, I'd assume probably not.

@@Stardust_Lily their rules say they get one guess. Sometimes they get it down to 2 and guess wrong (what happened with Wes Iseli).

Lol

Bad parenting usually does the trick! :)

Is not bad parenting Eau..is young people being immature ..my parents were very strict with us and still we were doing bad things behind their backs .once you learn what responsibility is you behave different..so I pray for every kid and their parents in the world ..

@@marcomtz6316 and? Not teaching responsibility, being strict for the sake of being strict is bad parenting.

@@YesYouAreAbsolutelyCorrect you realize this is a joke comment right

That's the whole reason they started this show, I think :) To be surprised again, like when they didn't have so much knowledge yet

He plays the patsy really well.

yeah I heard that and I was like...lol what does she mean? "listen, you have great potential but please finish your high school first?"

@@xc3n I think it was more along the line of "no matter what, a good education is important." Who knows, maybe it'll even add to her, already impressive, magical talent

I'm sure she knows first hand how difficult it is for a young teen girl to make it in show business. It would be super foolish to give up an fledgling education in engineering for a potential "career" in "magic" (that _might_ end up with you doing the same routine every night on the Las Vegas strip. And that's if you're lucky).

With an engineering degree, and her skills in illusion, she could have a very profitable career in sales. Just a thought.

Yeah much as I want to be entertained by her in the years to come, I'm also thinking about what an inventive mind like that could do in a field like quantum computing, photonic computing, materials science, energy storage, neurology, or half a dozen other engineering disciplines. Every once in a while, you get a very special mind that combines high intelligence, work ethic, mental discipline, and a way of finding unique ways of looking at very difficult problems. Those kinds of people can be world-changing, even if you never hear their names.

Holy shit a joe pera reference

We don't NEED a damn thing!!! So sick of this woke ass snowflake culture!!!!!

And equally we need less abbreviations

As a male engineer, her words really hit me hard. We need more women in STEM

@@tomorrowproof163yeaaaaa the science community says no. We need abbreviations because are words are too smart for the general public

watch the last bit, she's spreading the cards but the deck never leaves her hand. it's a few cards from the bottom printed to look like they're a whole deck spread out and bound together. just enough room for the 8 of hearts to slide between and look how carefully she holds it up.

Yup. Rewatching the video I also noticed, even if really swiftly and subtle, her getting the printed one in the first place and folding the cards and putting them under/in table with left hand. But, I assume she has a camera and printer in the table, like how else is that possible, but I dont see when that picture is taken

When she switched out the deck for the perfectly ordered one it also wasn't too hard too see, both because she was obviously reaching something with her right hand and she said "watch the deck". If you don't listen and watch the other hand, you see her switching

also it seems to be some camera magic as well, as with many tricks on the internet, they literally don't show when she obviously replaces the card deck lined up with printed copy. I really don't believe this show, that the ones holding it, good magicians, would get so easily fooled by this and many others, especially seeing it in person and not via camera which doesn't show it all...

4:13ish you can see her right hand return, cupping the stacked deck. You can even see cards in her hand. I'd bet it's a forced pick, but if not she has 52 pre-set decks. Either way, she also pre-printed fan and spread photos to match. That fixes the "how could she get a photo shoot and print it off so fast" question. As for Penn & Teller... if they couldn't figure this out, they're idiots. And they aren't idiots. So they let a kid with some decent sleight of hand work and a good banter routine, win. And they can justify it because they aren't 100% sure if it was a forced pick or 52 pre-sets.

My sentiments exactly

Hate to break it to you but its not a new trick.

@@davich_ Omg really!?!?! Well then screw this lady for using tricks that have already been invented. The nerve! The absolute gall! This hack fraud should have never have been on this show. If i was there i would be throwing tomatoes all across the stage in absolute disgust! Actually, the more i think about it, i don't care...

@@-Lotek-The-B0T-ASSASS1N you sound like a spoiled 👶 child!

@@bobbyd9319 Congratulations, that was the point...

and yet they gave her a trophy for all those reasons. Her sleight of hand was sloppy and I caught everything. I'm not P&T, so it amazes me that they didn't also catch literally everything

@@kazikoFPV Well remember that Penn and Teller are quite far away, whereas you and I are watching from a zoomed in camera. The high level magicians pull them close to the table. those impress me. With this Im surprised they could see much at all from where they were at. They were straining to see and Im sure they figured out all of them, but the problem is that they relaxed and didnt pay attention to the last ending (strained old eyes) like they said. So they just missed it on accident, nothing more

@@kazikoFPV When are you going to be on the show?

@@deathshock5072 when you realize critism is ok lol

@@kazikoFPV Well there is a difference between constructive critisism and saying "she's nothing, I'm better".

Man deck switches and double printed deck, the strange noises coming from the audio, plus weird cuts tells you he deck is gimmickry, either tape or magnets, the level of engineering for this trick tells you she definitely had help. It’s brave to go on this show, but there’s a rule that P&T must give a trophy if they’ve never seen a method used before even if they know what it is. You don’t think it’s strange thy didn’t put forth a guess when does that ever happen?

@@therealBocaStudioswhat that’s not a rule…

@@therealBocaStudios Really? Trickery, gimmicks, gaffs, deck switches? THAT'S how she did it? REALLY? Whoa....I thought it was real magic. Son; I'm not that dense, okay? I've never seen anything quite like this performance. I'm still in awe of this girl. She did some stuff there that I could not see how she accomplished the switches, and produced FAKE CARDS. She's incredible.

@@markl2322 Damn man, you mean she did not graduate from the Harry Potter school of witchcraft? I am with you though, to create, perform, and fool the world's best on their stage at 16 is absolutely amazing, even if she used something other than the 'spirit world', lol.

There was no audience due to covid restrictions, but yeah. It would play well to an audience.

Sexist comment.

dribble? the cards all dribbled at the same distance. attached cards kinda like the fake cards waterfall deck. That was the easy bit?

Nah dude, those cards weren't attached

@Symbiote Shaketh 777 sorry

Haha 😂😂

Haha!!! "She's a witch"... best comment ever!!

I actually noticed 2nd one twice, but couldn't fully put my finger on it until I rewatched. First mistake she made was that she accidentally moved the printout on one side and entire thing movies, this was dead giveaway that it was one piece and second one was the top camera view, where you can clearly see the real deck of cards still in her hand. However as I said .. i still had to re-watch it. I knew something was off, but had to rewatch to understand what was going on. This is why most magicians hate it when people record them.

Great show. I was with her till the last switch at the. Then had to rewatch. Nerves of steel to do this in a giant room with these guys. Hats off

@@paulmayon8821 A little less nerve wracking if there's no live audience, but nevertheless yeah

Not 100 percent but the last wasn’t a switch because of the way she picked up the cards. They are connected and hang like a daisy chain. If she picked them up any other way they would have fallen apart.

@@ZzHasbrozZ Boy that seems risky. Lot of guts there.

Not knowing is the best part. You keep trying to find the trick but you don't see it and that's wonderful. It doesn't matter if it's a big thing or a small card trick, if it's mentalism... it's great to be fooled.

You make a good point. People who thought David Blane's old street magic was actual magic and he was calling on special powers are a lazy audience. I don't have to think - he's just magical! It's much more of a compliment to say I'm watching with full attention, knowing you are going to try to fool me, and, damn, you did anyway!

Agreed. Knowing the skill and misdirection that is being employed against you is great. You know she's doing something when her hand disappears from view under the table but it's so smooth that you don't see it.

Delighted to get her to walk off stage and leave them alone with her props. THATS how she did that.

WHO?!?! MIKE JOOOONES! I apologize.

…Basically you just took what Penn said and said it again……

@@JKRowl took me a bit to figure out what you were saying - and ha yeah you are right but wasn't intentional :) I still like it for the same reasons.

Well no, there was one ending. The others were false endings to let your guard down. In reality the final paper cutout was the only ending. And yes, I'm the jerk who has to be pedantic.

@@1979genius She could have stopped the trick at each of the four endings. Each trick carried over the selected card. Except...I get the feeling she forced the selected card and then swapped between a number of decks.

@@1979genius yep, you are right.

Agreed 110%!

Didn't fool me at all, but I did enjoy the presentation as it kinds throws the false illusions in your face in a reversal kind of way still leaving you with, htf?

I know magic well, but no idea what she did. Awesome performance.

@@andrelinoge9415 The first trick is an unusual twist to a very old and basic card trick. The rest is playing with misdirection in a fresh and genius way too.

@@ikannunaplays awesome.

@@andrelinoge9415 Sorry for lacking details, I don't want to give it away. But it's a well ordered routine.

can you explain then first one

Sorry, I won't be revealing anything on performer's channel, it would be very disrespectful. It's fine to talk these things on 3rd party channels, but here it would be very rude.

​@@mroutcast8515 i do not think so. attempt to guess only help them know what other thinking towards and can only help them improve best example is Jeki Yoo of it if all think like u then he might not improvise it so well and clean. we can only guess exactly you will never be know of any!!! i think its most disrespectfully when no one even attempting to guess on act. that kinda showing how easy it is that u already knew it. its fine i already know first one mostly . i was look for start dissuasion on it.

​@@anuj96sharma Search KZfaq for "penn teller cigarette" for starters. Then think how you would apply the same basic concept to making this happen as you critically watch this video. Being as kind as I can - if you honestly do not see how the fanned-cards-to-photo switch was done, then (1) it's clear to me you are not familiar with basic magic technique, so an explanation would not really be useful to you at this stage, and (2) a KZfaq comment on the magician's channel is NOT where your answers will lie. This is her livelihood. Even if I knew every aspect of her act - which I do not - revealing anything here would be the height of disrespect to her artistry.

@@Qermaq well u do not read my last comment I think please read it.like I said I already know mostly I was look for Start dissuasion. It's not just fanned card photos switch. She also switch 8 of heart card in that place.just show everyone it's not basic slightly of hand that she brings from home. And design of fanned card I m not so sure on that.

That was my favorite part. Pure enjoyment from him.

That's what makes it good - the originality! At first, you think, my god, another "pick a card" trick??

I came down to say the exact same thing. lol! They cut to Penn and Teller, and their faces were priceless!

Me, too. I'm not used to seeing those expressions on their faces. And remember, these guys have studied for decades and part of the concept of the show is that they've very nearly seen it all and are hungry for something new. She clearly delivered.

the most obvious one was when she showed the copied piece of paper and the camera zoomed in but there is no way Penn & Teller didn't get this

i was personally lost at the last one, without rewatching

Seppiro it was pretty good psychological engineering I would say, with all the endings to make P&T relax and stop looking closely at what was in her hands. Very good job.

Frankly the fact that I replayed it at all... Well I don't do that to some of the champions. 16 or 40, the scripting is good enough to fool magicians even if the sleight of hand is still catching up to her brain. I was like, seriously? I'm rewinding? I've been doing this longer than she's been alive. I quit.

Those 4 different endings were remarkeable! A lot of magicians on this page said they were fooled! She's got a great future in magic if she decides to put aside Engineering for a bit.😊

YES. I appreciate Allyson giving that advice, and hope Amanda takes it.

I was using a stripper deck and doing double lifts at 16, haha.

@@RMagicS I was watching David Copperfield DVDs at 16. 😂

Like you, I believe she employed a variety of misdirections - but not the "ooh, look over there" kind. The too-obvious* things you mentioned were designed to lull Penn & Teller - and she did, Penn said they relaxed when they knew ending after ending. I think if she'd done a short routine with little plot they wouldn't have been fooled. *Too-obvious to P&T, of course.

I believe the quote is "Pshhht, ok!" :D

The Nobel Prize of Magic is called FISM, look it up

@@therevealer1179 neither you nor the original guy has ever been anywhere remotely near the forefront of a pure science enough to actually know what it would mean to win a proper nobel prize and it reeeeeeaaaalllyyyyy shows lol

she got me with every reveal

@@the1337fleet not something to brag about.

@@mavfan1 I'm not bragging? I'm showing appreciation for her magic. If I say "that one part got me," I might be implying that I know how everything else was done. Not here to show off or pretend

The last one is tape on the table....

It was pretty layered

but most of the trick I anyway didn't understand how it happened

why?