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That’s cool! I’d love to have seen that performance of the 3 bread crumbs. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it, and I totally agree that a magician should strive to be an artist. Magic has the potential to be beautiful and artistic.

@@MJ-sj7kj Asi published a version in repertoire but the version in this video is my own and I haven’t published it.

@@idiotcoin7183 glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the kind words.

@@davidfillary cool! Sounds like some interesting ideas.

@@quangtran2250 it’s something I came up with. Doesn’t have a name. Glad you like it though!

@@Flactoid1 🤘

If I had seen this 15+ years ago, I would have thought it was staged, or you made a lucky guess. Love it 😁

The spectator is instructed to take the card from a random place.

@@CristianKirk Yes!! just watched it again, you are right...... baffling.

@@andrewmeachum6731 thanks!

@@Flactoid1 I’ll have to check him out! I’m not familiar.

@@mackinleys.delusions Hell yeah. He's nothing ground-breaking. I just like seeing footage of him in the real world. He does a routine similar to this one, so it excited me 😂

Cool, thanks for the heads up on him!

@@davidfillary thanks man! Yeah I like this direct prediction style. ✌️☮️

@@traytonmonju3943 hey man! Thanks for the comment and interest but I don’t think this is the right place to discuss any sort of method. In fact your comment comes very close to exposure. Secrets are important. Keep them secret. ☮️✌️

@@mackinleys.delusions I did not intend to expose secrets, I just wanted fellowship/advice from a fellow performer. Though, regarding secrets, I'm in the Penn and Teller camp: I do not think secrets are important. Nowadays, almost every secret is free online. Every trade has "secrets"; magic is not unique in that way. It's the artistic use of these "secrets" that most impresses me. To me, those who are intent on hiding secrets can fall into the trap of lying to their audiences about the powers they must possess to accomplish miracles, instead of emphasizing the real truth that magic (in this context) is the art of entertaining illusion. Illusions are still appreciated when the secrets are known so long they are presented entertainingly, again, P&T have demonstrated this many times throughout their career. Fool Us has also shown that sometimes known secrets can throw people off to the actual method. Personally, as one of your viewers, I watch street magic videos like this for full street magic performances; it inspires me to go out and do it myself. I also recognize that this medium, since its inception with Blaine, has almost always not shown full performances, even though that's what I prefer to watch. On YT, JS Magic and Sha King are my favorites in this space because of their dedication to showing honest performance. If I, as a magician and magic lover, am not your intended audience, I do not need to be here. I was just curious what part of the performance I was missing in the edits here as it was unjustified to me as a viewer. Please forgive me if I'm coming across a little strong in this long paragraph, I mean well for you and I, I'm just passionate about magic and I figured feedback is better than nothing back. Experience is Truth. Tray

@@Flactoid1 haha it’s one of my favourite routines! Always hits hard. Give it a whirl sometime! You might love it.

@@Eeeeeee-r5i thanks!

@@aimanhafizh I’d rather not say, as the name sort of tips the method. Sorry about that.

@@mackinleys.delusions I want to learn it, peter turner turner created lot of mentalism effects. How can find it out?

​@@mackinleys.delusions I need to learn this effect , peter turner created a lot of mentalism effects. How can I find out ?

@@makattak88 thanks dude!

@@idiotcoin7183 thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

@@Flactoid1 thanks! Appreciate it. These are some of my faves.

Awesome. Did you preorder "Repertoire 2"??

@@Flactoid1 no, I probably should though. I’m sure it’ll be good.

@@mohdrafiq944 thank you! Much appreciated 🙏

Thank you!

Yes it is Asi’s method used in this performance. It’s the best ACAAN method I’ve come across. So direct.

@@mackinleys.delusions Looks hard.

@@grgryl it takes some practice, but once you get it down it’s not too bad.

This is just something I was playing with. Doesn’t have a name. To learn this I would recommend researching Dani DaOrtiz and Juan Tamariz. Be prepared to put some work in. It’s not a simple thing to learn.

​@@mackinleys.delusionsnice bro

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thank you!

Yeah I love Asi's stuff! He's brilliant.

lol? It’s one continuous shot.

Thanks!

It’s called Reverse Engineer. Published in Asi Wind’s book “Repertoire”. That book is full of 🔥 tricks

@@mackinleys.delusions ohh shit I have that book But I don't know about that trick I'm going to learn this. Very thanks my frnd

@@mackinleys.delusions I learnt this effect that was so amazing...🤯

@@mackinleys.delusions thanks my friend

Thanks!

Haha right?!

Yeah for sure. It’s just a confirmation of what they know to be true, as opposed to the performance being in conflict with what they know to be true if they’re non believers.

That's really interesting! Yeah it's fascinating how when someone really subscribes to a psychic type belief system then mentalism is not as mindblowing as when they're not as big of believers. Thanks for the kind words on the performance. In this case I honestly just performed it as though I was psychic, as that's how I always perform. I pretend to be psychic. I think I told her I'm emulating psychic ability, which leaves some room for mystery, but I often just perform it as though it's real. I find that's the strongest and most interesting way to do mentalism.

I agree wholeheartedly. It’s the best handling I’ve ever come across.

Thank you!

Love your in depth comment on Chan, I need to investigate a little more of his work. I’ve played with his book test a bit and some of his psychological card experiments. He really was so far ahead of his time, and I love what he was able to to do with just a deck of cards and books. Also, his book of Oopses is interesting too! He really was a very fascinating performer.