That was awesome. You have an incredible talent for magic.

A good kind of crazy.

Somebody give Mrs. Claus a flute.

This guy has one of if not the best acaan routines he invented, very difficult to learn but amazing outcome

This guy use to be David Blaine’s consultant and give him trick ideas

Penn and Teller's reactions don't seem genuine. They seem to have already experienced the trick before and I would' really say they were astonished the way that the host described them to have been in the past.

I don't think he fooled them. That was like a holiday trophy or something.

Coffee cup has a deck of cards in it he spins the cup until the appropriate card is selected removes it from a small slot then places it inside the deck through a slit in the side of the box.

lilly what you doin there

It’s a wonderful job to redirecting the audiences to another theory when people are doubtful about the wooden box.

Sneaky sneaky NLP... I think. If it was, I'm actually quite surprised Penn and Teller didn't get it. Its actually quite brilliant. It wasn't flawlessly executed, but still very well thought though and was successful in the end so kudos. This was mentalism, not illusion. He starts by getting you to not look so hard at how the trick might be done by telling you that he will show you how the trick is done. That is designed to get you to not focus on figuring it out yet because you have no need, he will explain it later. Clever. While he speaks and is setting up the trick he emphasised words like ThinKING multiple times and emphasises the KING part everywhere he can. Even when he says "speak in code", he actually pronounces it as "spea KING code". And the code with a hard K sound. He says he wants to "show a tricK ING explain how its done" instead of tricK and explain..." But you overlook all the slight variations in his pronunciation automatically because he has an accent. Also very clever. He triggers our psychology around authority (which a king has). Also most people trust authority figures. So by getting Penn to choose someone "who's a person we Kan trust". He implanted the idea of the authority in everyones mind. He sells the 'King' and the 'K' sound in everyones head throughout the whole setup of the trick. There is more of this association, but you get the idea. Once the person is picked, he asks him to 'imagine' a decK of cards. What do people usually imagine, images or PICTURES. Then he says "do you wanna pull out the number cards" (lower pitch and softer) or do you want to pull out the picture cards (picture is more emphasised both in loudness and pitch. He also says 'picture card' as a statement in response to a question, rather than a question. That actually worked really well because the guy responds with "picture cards" in exactly the same manner that Asi says it. He does the same with the jack, queen and KING. King again is emphasised. The guy picks King as he was meant to. The whole setup is the get the guy to choose picture cards and choose the kings. After this I don't think it matters what suit he chooses, he just has 4 decks each with a different suit king in the wooden box. But only the wooden box. He then selects the right suited deck and voila, magic. There is that king and only that king. I couldn't determine any obvious nlp surrounding suit selection, which is why I think there was just 4 decks in the cardboard box we CANT see inside. The rest of the "trick" where he shows the spinning tray inside the table, the 2d picture of decks of cards, the clear box that opens a trapdoor, the mug that spins the wheel, its all irrelevant and a show. It had nothing to do with the original trick. He's not showing you how he did the trick, he's just leading you somewhere completely different which is designed to shock and surprise you more by an illusion that had nothing to do with the original trick. Also that way, you cant work out how the original trick was done, because now you're trying to incorporate the spinning wheel inside the table. Sneaky, sneaky. Impressively done. I may be totally off, but I'm damn sure that's how it was done.

Sorcerer!!

This was such fun to watch, and just as I thought, okay that's interesting how he did it, but well, it's just equipment... it wasn't!

The assistant who brings out the clear case also takes away the wooden box with the rest of the cards. All he needed was a way to insert his card of choice into the deck of blank cards, not 52 whole decks.

5:11 Allison's inner child reliving the day she learns Santa Claus isn't real. 😆 😢

So...did they swing a Fisher boom out into the audience to pick up the sweater guy? Or was he pre-wired?

Love how Penn gives a “fool us” trophy by F U being the most vibrant part! Lol.

sweater guy totally not suspicious

FABULOUS!

It s television. Everyone is on it... including Penn and Taylor and the sweater guy. Duh.

Lily?

He's wrong about my memory, I was amazed and was about to like the video only to find out I had already liked it, so I must've seen it before 😂

Where can I buy one of those invisible dies?

That stupid sheep at 3:46 covering her ears and going no no. Idiot.

Plant. When Teller looks for a volunteer and the camera flips to the audience, the green sweater guy is already prominently visible in the shot.

Multiple props for this, as its actually several possible tricks covering whatever options are chosen by P&T & audience member.

“Random audience member” perfectly miked 🤦is any of this real

Mark robers brother 😂

The trophy this time should have simply been MF

trevor in a sweater was in on it...

Alyson is such a beautiful jewel in that show.

A simple set-up audience trick - no one but your dude will wear an Xmas sweater to this show

That’s my kind of magician. Brillant young man.

OMG... I'M HEARTBROKEN TO LEARNED BE HAD PASSED. What happened?

He pulls the deck out as if it was on its side. Looking at the wooden box, I imagine you could probably fit 12 decks, one for each of the face cards and each suit. No need for any sleight of hand whatsoever at that point. The trick is cleaned up as soon as the wooden box is removed.

he just paid 50 shekels to each person from the audience, so that they choose the king of clubs. occam's razor

I can’t stand hosts who can’t step out of the limelight for even just a moment to allow their guests to shine.

At 07:15 he says:"that is a collaboration more than anything". Then he continues: "some fingerprints on this thing have been very much influenced by Penn & Teller". Hmm.... So this trick was done with collaboration with Penn & Teller even though they didn't know he has put a piece of flat cardboard in the circular table instead of normal real deck of cards?! But this trick involved Penn & Teller choose a specific person in the audience. Of course they didn't know about the flat cardboard in the circular table though... Penn & Teller were still fooled!

he knew penn was gonna pick the guy in the sweater

asi wind smells bad

So cool. Loved this. I will have to watch more of this show.

He had each card hidden somewhere. He retrieved the card and placed it among the blank cards. lame :/

Yep, this guy is good!!

How can this have 15mil views, and the man who achieved this great trick only 37.700 subscribers? the least you can do is hit that button

That's What True Real Respect Appears Like.

5:25 drive belt, not magnet but still not the entire answer.

But he never turned the Mug of coffee????????????????

The fact that he shows the blueprint of the trick that is not the trick behind him from the start is amazing!

The crowd claps but nothing actually happened what the f*** is going on is this how it is in the future when someone just walks on stage and says I did this no no no no no sir you did nothing

So we really didn't get to see the trick I guess I mean it's just a bunch of Hocus Pocus where is the trick at I mean I'm looking at it from the beginning and everyone's clapping but nothing