“Well the magician never reveals his tricks” *”but I do”*

Netflix: are you still watching? Someone's daughter: 5:59

No matter how many times we learn about these tricks we are still dazzled by these tricks.

Best regurgitator I saw as a kid was Stevie Starr. He taught himself to do it with coins while growing up in a children's home, so that the other boys couldn't steal his pocket money. He can do it with a snooker ball! And even bring up any named coin after several have been swallowed in any order. Truly remarkable, and yet a slightly sad reason for being able to do it.

I think I’m more impressed with the thought and the precise timing that go into all these tricks just do no one gets hurt or even killed. I’m glad everyone stays safe and uninjured.

A magician never reveals their secrets. Jigsaw: Do you want to play my game?

I used to love watching the Masked Magician. He would tell the audience how the tricks would work. Then in the last ever episode he revealed his true identity.

One trick l remember clearly is "Defying the Boxers," a bullet-catching feat pioneered by Chung Ling Soo, the Fabulous Chinese Conjurer. He devised a method of altering the gun to prevent it from firing at all, the blast came from the ramrod chamber below the gun. To do this he sealed the hole leading to the firing chamber and bored a hole in the bottom. He used sleight of hand to make it look like he'd caught the bullet, but sadly, he was actually killed while performing this feat due to being forced to use fine gunpowder, which clogged up the hole in Rifle Three.

If you want to see more of these lol u can watch the masked magician- he shows how to do everything- this reminded me of it.

19:31 playing Mr. Bean saying “magic” over and over again is the best part of my day!!!

Even though im watching how the trick is done, i still watched between my fingers over my eyes. Still convincing

"A magician never reveals his tricks" Penn and Teller: Allow us to introduce ourselves

18:05 for the variant with the sword i saw a slightly different way to do it: the assistent hides a loose swordtip anywhere and puts it onto a small magnetic plate on her corsett in the moment, the sword sinks a bit into the ground.

Fun fact: The first known case of water spouting was by a man named Haji Ali who was able to do this as an act. he would drink water then fuel after that would float on top. The fuel would come out first igniting flames, then the water would put it out. Haji Ali died with the secret of how to do it. Water is scarce in some regions of Africa, A man named Winston Carter, as a child learned how to carry water inside his stomach that he could bring up at will. It was used for cooking and bathing, etc. In his own words, "it's not magic".

So basically David Blain is the alien we already knew he was. Gotcha. Although I wouldn't put it past him to have started this channel years ago just to plant this seed today. Dude is pretty dedicated.

I really am amazed at how clever some of these solutions are. I've always wondered how they do this body horror stuff with no actual injury

now whenever i'll see that ring-apple-arrow trick, i'll be looking at the board the whole time

Yeah, both your explanation and Aaron Crow are amazing! Thanks for the explanation!

The magicians are talented, but this trick solver is downright intelligent.

I usually hate learning how magic is done but honestly, these make the tricks even cooler. Magicians are awesome! Thanks for sharing!

My friend asked her friend who’s gf is a magician if she swallows swords. He said “Not professionally.”

Funny thing is while using a blunted drill is common for performing the drill to the head trick 19:37 i remember watching a documentary about Buddhist monks one of which could press an active drill to their flesh and the drill would grind and get caught by the flesh and the drill would then be seen hanging from them, the handle spinning hands free as the drill bit itself is tangled in twisted skin to prove that monks are capable of ignoring intense pain and demonstrate a sort of "invincibility", now that was a sight to see.

I love how you guys always used that clip if John Travolta in Pulp Fiction.

How dare you scroll down while the narrator is speaking.

I thought I knew them all, but that apple/ring/arrow thing was a massive WHAT?! from me! The engineers behind that one were definitely thinking outside the box!

I believe the drill was a shiny hard plastic and the broken glass eating was an edible candy that was brittle.

Harry Houdini laid the foundation of modern performance magic, i recommend you read his biography, he had some very special talents that made him able to do stuff ordinary people couldnt. He was double jointed and could dislocate his shoulders, which is how he could get out of strait jackets. He also had an encyclopedic knowledge of locks and padlocks, and he could hold his breath far longer than normal, up to 7 minutes.

"It's all for the sake of... Magic.. Drill to head"

I would be amazed if 'be amazed' gives me a heart..

The bows and arrows trick is undeniably outstanding

Magic is the most frustrating thing to me all I want to do is learn how they're done so THANK YOU!

David Blaine: "swallows frog" The frog: where am I see no bugs

Simon Cowell watching this like 😐😐"so all that stuff I've seen is fake

You could know how every magic trick in the world is done, but the true magic is being able to perform the trick without anyone seeing any part of how the trick is done. If you know how it is done, and yet you still sit in stunned amazement of "How did they do that?" when someone performs the trick, then you have witnessed True Magic!

My dad showed me a magic trick once. He disappeared after going to get milk from the store, it was amazing. I’m still waiting for him to re-appear though haha

One time a guy made a coin disappear in his hand and he walked up to me and pulled the coin out from behind my ear my life has changed dramatically

Be amazed: a magician never reveals his secrets… BUT I DO

The fact that they thought out these clever acts is magic in itself.

A slightly more dangerous alternative to the arrow through apple trick is to use a real bow & arrow, and actually fire the arrow at the target but have the person with the apple on their head stood a few feet back from the path of the arrow. On a large enough stage with the audience a good distance back it'll still look like the apple is in line with the bow & target but in reality they're a good distance off. ...this method is reasonably safe but still results in a real arrow flying past a few feet in front of the apple holder's head so requires a fair bit of trust.

Love the animation w john Travolta and the pineapple killing samurai! Lmao

me: eating cereal "frog regurgitation" me: how bout no

Its my second time watching this and I already love it 😀

8:23 What happens with sword if he needs to sneeze or cough??? 🤭

When this video started, I showed it to my first grade teacher. When the video finished I retired from Congress on my 92nd birthday.

BE AMAZED: Makes this videos. Magicians: Time for a new job.

Knowing how the trick is done and then still being fooled blows my mind even more!

Imagine being that frog having to be forced down someone’s throat and seeing that throat pipe and everything else

The best magic trick is my dad disappearing after saying "Im going out to get milk" he hasnt appear since then :)

“Most dangerous magic tricks” Teleporting while walking through a door: am I a joke to you?

idk who will see this but the last magic tric actually for me is very very awsome (in its right) Edit:to be able to be calm as magicians or magician assistant would be awesome and stressful but probably fun for the assistant

It's like watching the masked magician all over again

The thumbnail of this picture has saved me millions of future nightmares

Bottom line: the trick is being able to seamlessly pull off the trick. I’ve seen a few where things didn’t go as planned because the artist wasn’t very good or at least not prepped enough.

A magician never reveals their tricks, but this madlad do.

Hi, I am Azhar naeems daughter.Thank you for telling me so many things!I also learned magic tricks from you. Be amazed is the best channel.

Dear reader, I don't know you and you don't know me. Probably we are not even living in the same country. We look different. We speak different languages. Maybe we are from entirely different generations. We are just complete strangers. But there is something that connects us. We both have great taste in magic tricks. Thank you for being here. God bless you, whoever you are.

I was so enthralled I didnt even hide in the comment section! Loved it🥰

I like the chainsaw one because it's impressive to do that without the crowd to see this trick 😱🙈😃

I don't watch magic because of this but I'm impressed

These guys are actually very intelligent, sitting to think these through and create the props!

Being a magician’s assistant would have to be just about the most uncomfortable and anxiety-inducing job in the world. No thanks lol

Very cool I never new that stuff!🤩🤩

I like the apple arrow trick. As an engineer I 'figured out' how to drive a five ton rental truck to a public venue and then have it levitate .. or be lifted with a finger. Unfortunately, I've never been able to afford to build it.

I feel like Harry Houdini did the first one for real tho cuz he was a mad lad

I already know all these but that is awesome that you pointed them out. Always a great job I love your videos!

I had my jaw dropped the entire time for the last one.

Omg The Prestige scenes make this video way better

“Swallowing the seemingly impossible” my girlfriend must be a magician then

This channel and bright side have taught me more than my school

My husband has always tried to figure out the tricks- instead of enjoying the illusion 😂

181 to Lewisham station, 284 to Grove Park cemetery, 185 to Victoria, 160 to Sidcup station, 108 to Stratford int. Bus station, 320 to Catford bridge and 54 to woolwich

The last one amazed me the most but it was also one of the simplest.

2:49 Based on this guy’s facial expression;he tried his best to lunge at his assistants heart but the trick went according to his plan😂

6:00 “this trick doesn’t require any swallowing at all” … shows Kim K’s face😂😭

Thank you for giving us this information I'll never ever believe in magic tricks

I can make my whole wage disappear the same day I get it. It’s my finest trick 😁

Ok that was very nice!

honestly the regurgitating i kinda was impressed alot because its insane how he can control his organs inside his body! he actually controls his esophagus or however you spell it

Bro i learn so many things in this channel i love this channel

How hard is it to find a person without legs willing to assist in part of a magic trick?

I'm in less than a minute, but I already know this is gonna ruin a lot of fun memories

I took many months to practice and come up with new trick. When some KZfaqrs unveil it they are not able to do in others place.

It's funny how the most logical answer for how most of these magic tricks are done is likely the correct answer. For example, the bus trick and sawing the woman in half. Yet they are classics and people love them.

That 1 w/the spears through the box. "Did U miss me?" A bunch of blood starts spraying out multiple puncture wounds. "I guess not." Hahaha

The greatest trick I’ve seen is when my dad disappeared after going to get milk

hands down to the best thumbnail

Can you make a magician class, so people could learn how to do a magic trick?

We must feel ashamed them by revealing truth while performing their illusion tricks....

The sword one was my fav but now i know how it’s done its even better✨AmAZiNg✨

05:00 you left where Aaron Crowe covers his eyes with melted candle wax before the tape and foil. the wax remains in place and undisturbed until all the head wraps are removed and we see as soon as he opens his eyes the wax then cracks. why leave that part out?

I will admit I am a Magicians worst nightmare... Knowing that it is all deception and distraction I avoid looking where they want me to look, and look instead where they don't. I don't always get it, but it does make them work!!

I like how the box one was done real many times without the curtain and some of thouse times people nearly drowned

Your voice is therapeutic 😭👌

I hope someone sees this and knows the movie/show I saw. A magician performs many tricks on stage. His finale is always the same: he lays on a tilted board ~ the door is closed ~ the door has many holes in it. A giant board with spikes falls & slams on the door with the spikes going through the holes. A moment later, the board is cranked back up. Then the magician flings the door open to reveal he is all right. The secret ~ there is a container in the basement, which the magician has to lure someone in there. The magic is that the spikes impale the poor soul trapped in the container & the magician is spared. One night, the magician finds another person to lure in the container. Fortunately this one has a significant other. He follows the magician & finds the hiding place & unbeknownst to the magician, frees her. Because there is no one in the container, the magic is cancelled & the spikes impale the murderous magician.

Hi be amazed I've been you number one fan for a year or two and thanks for the amazing content!🤗🙃

All these dislikes are from magicians who were exposed

whenever theres a magic show going on I'm gonna call out the magician

That last one is the coolest to me. It turns a disability into a benefit!

You know it's a good video when it starts with a big ass disclaimer.

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