Love you! Very nice Performance, and safly you did not fool them, but you fooled me :-) ! Next time you get them! Best of luck!

I was so rooting for you. That was an amazing magic trick and you had me fooled. There is no doubt in my mind that you will go far in life with your performances. Do not let gender be an issue at all. You have a great stage presence.

Hi Emma, fool us is mine and my wifes favorite show on Friday nights. I have to work every other Friday so we have the series recording on dvr. We saw your original performance a few weeks back and loved it. We feel you're going to go far. Keep it up sweetie and we hope to see you again in the near future.😊

Great job Emma! If I was psychic I would say I see great things in your future.

I look forward to seeing repeat appearances to try to get the trophy again =)

But she love that pen as in Penn

Thank you 🙏🙏

if you are a cuber you may have realized the color scheme on that cube was not correct... there is something odd about that cube.

@@manusoftar you are dead wrong. the main part of the trick is that she was able to solve the side a normal cube half way while looking at it, and then the rest while looking away and talking to Penn

@@manusoftar It was non-standard colours, but I'm 99% sure that I could hand her any one of my 3x3 cubes, and she could do the trick just as well.

@@Wright1331 I know, I was just saying it looked odd to see that color pattern... The trick is no mistery, there are a couple of options for some parts (like, how did she managed to know which color did Penn choose, because it was clearly not a force, she could have done that by memory like knowing the original orientantion of the cube and keeping the order on her head as she turned the cube around or even by having some kind of tactile assitance on the cube itself to help her know which face she was touching) but it pretty straight forward.

@@Autoskip yep, it's not a gimmicked cube, it's just odd that she didn't use a regular color scheme for it... there are many ways in which she may have known which color did Penn choose... she may have memorized the orientation she started from and keep a mind record of how many movements she did on her back until Penn asked her to stop to know exactly on which color she landed, or even have something on the cube, like something she could feel by tact to know which face Penn choose. The rest is just solving the first face but disregarding the other of the cross and corners so it is not that obvious that she, basically solved that face. The block part is a commercial thing that has been used for years (Like, the bowling ball from a paper block, and even David Copperfield has a trick where he draws a landscape and then makes the moon rise on the paper and lastly he rips the page and gives it to the spectator).

I completely agree. She's a natural performer/entertainer and I was immediately captivated by her stage presence.

you mean the one side

@@3dmagictricks The yellow face was not even properly solved, but that actually works better in the trick because there's no telling from the four adjacent faces. - It's easier as a cuber to stick all one colour on a face disregarding the adjacent faces (but still takes practice to do it so quickly as part of this act).

Thank you so much I’m glad 🫶

She didn't fool them because it was incredibly obvious what she did.

There wasn’t anything remotely good about this. She put it behind her back and rotated it the same way, knowing between the 4 colors by turn. Then she just cubed. This is maybe the dumbest “trick” I have ever seen

@@timcarter817 Completely agree. The only thing she was good at was casually putting the yellow on the bottom while talking to Penn.

@@ricardovela2455 How did she make the yellow appear at 4:45?

I think all magic is skill. It's not like other magicians are using real magic ;)

@@Dayvit78 Some skills require specific mental powers that cannot be learned. It needs to be a born genius to be able to master them. I do not claim that other magicians use real magic, as there is no such thing as real magic. While I fully understand the steps, I would be incapable of performing them nowhere close to that speed and confidence as I saw in the video (and most likely I would make a mistake somewhere). Many "magic moves" do not require special skills, just practice. But this is not just practice, it is about being a genius. Comparable to top musicians who master their instrument in a way that the vast majority of fairly good players never achieve, even if they practice for decades. Some people have a gift to play the violin like nobody else, some people have other gifts. Some of us, like me, have none. 🙂 But that does not mean we cannot enjoy and appreciate performances by those who have them.

I don't think it's 100% skill, the trick with the invisible ink is a magic trick. I suspect the secret is when penn says blown away

@@erikziak1249not trying to discredit i myself think the trick was nice. but there ins't anything difficult in this trick. the most complicated part is 3:00 where you need to solve one face of the cube

The color pick was a bit of a let down though. Even handling the cube behind her back, she knew exactly which color was picked, so the rest was just gimmicks and knowing how to solve a rubiks. Delivery was aweome though.

Yeah, incredible she could rotate it where only 4 possible colors and count how many times she rotated it 🙄

She started rotating on her own, knowing she was only choosing between four colors. She knew where she started rotating it bc she chose where to hold it when she put it behind her back. So she easily knows his color. After that, it is just normal cubing. This is lame af

@@timcarter817 How did she make the colour appear?

martin lewis's cardiographic is the trick used. and its wonderfully executed too.

@@rick5078 I suspected that must be the case when Penn mentioned Martin Lewis. I'm not a student of magic, but I've seen the show enough to work out how Penn encodes things.

I thought one of my markers might be like writing in invisible ink on a delay, and then I just thought she must have huge sack to get the timing right. The idea that it was regular paper they could examine and not an insert being pushed up by a finger definitely surprised me. Dig her confidence.

@@seancrandall1291 I thought the exact same, her demeanor seemed to change a tiny bit right at that moment as well.

Glad you liked it!!

Haha I already do that and it’s only been a year!

@@emmaolsonmagiccc im very happy to hear you're having personal growth as well.. much respect

@@emmaolsonmagiccc but I also wasnt joking.. and i know my name is jester so that can be confusing.. so laughing may have not been the correct response.. I also dabble in the mystical arts.. pick a number one through ten.. and also you can let me know what it is

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