Penn & Teller Fool Us // Simon Coronel
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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I love that he does it 4 times and the crowd only notices 3! So clean! Great sleight of hand
I would say this was his mistake. He did it while the audience was distracted and it went unnoticed. In another performance he did it well.
@@LouigiVerona He may have pushed it to the off-beat, because it does make the trick stronger.
Oh wow!
And the way he says 'If I had done it a third time you would have caught it' and they didn't.
I wondered about that, but there was a camera change at that time, he may have blatantly taken the coin in front of the audience.
@@mrlugh Rewatch it, even with the camera change, it shows all 3 chips in his lefthand and then the one appears in his right
In the latest episode "Penn & Teller: April Fool US", This guy finally got his trophy having fooled Penn & Teller. Congratulations !
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This guy was so underrated. He actually FOOLED Penn and Teller, and he didn't know that he did it! P&T Gave him the trophy this year.
I’m glad he performed it even though hes not the creator of this routine. The timing and execution was just perfect.
@@g0t2 Could you give me a Name for the routine or the creator? In Bobo's or Tarbell perhaps?
TenderMan I did my research. It was Darly's routine with extra attention to the color of the chips
Penn's remark about color made me think he didn't fool them. The problem with speaking in code, you easily red it wrong.
@@ezion67 red is a color read is what you do when you look at words or interpret situations lol sorry but yeah I’m an ass I am that guy.
I know how he did it, yes it watched it twice, but I find it fascinating how simple it really is yet how the way he does it makes it so much better.
If you are wondering:
He has two red chips, there is pretty much always one in each hand, you may notice that it is always the red chip that changes hand. Go watch it again but with that information and you will realise that it makes total sense.
If we stop at 1:37 we can see one red chip on each hand ...
@@goncalodvd That whole thing is very clear to me, I dont understand what Pen and Teller thought it was?
@@mikeserds2333 They thought the chips were gimmicked, as that is the standard way to do this kind of trick. One design on one side, another design on the other. Just flip a chip or two and they've seemingly swapped places
2:38 is my absolute favourite moment of this trick.
When he used a different color chip? He basically has one extra red chip in the left hand. He “transfered” the same color each time and hoped no one noticed. I don’t understand how penn and teller missed it. It’s quite simple.
@@MichaelWacher chances are.. you were more deeply fooled than you realize. 😉
@@MichaelWacherthey fooled penn and teller so probably fooled a “genius” like yourself
@@MichaelWacher 4:52
The crowd missed it! The reversal of the third chip back to his right hand from the left. That was slick. 😎
This is what magic should look like, direct and clean! Super magical!
I’m here cause I just found out you actually fooled them. I remember watching this the first time. When I first read up on Bo Bo I lacked the confidence to do coin routines with extra coins and I couldn’t afford gimmicks, so I learned a few of David Roth’s routines with only 4 coins. I didn’t know about flapper coins at that time and had to use your own routine here to learn the timing to do it myself. I actually did a version of this throwing the coin over my back into thin air and dropping it down my jacket or shirt pocket, tbh it looks more natural that way..anyway I wanted you to know it’s great to see some of those book methods come to life and you were a inspiration to me, glad to find out you did fool them!
this trick is like watching a painter paint a masterpiece, u know how he paints it and u just marvel at how good he is
Check out Michael Vincent doing it. Its beautiful and fantastic.
In memory of his mother who passed away some time ago I believe
I was completely misdirected and was taken by surprise. Of course with the power of rewind I get more go's at it than a live audience. very nice!
Look up 'Michael Vincent coins'
He chose me to examine the poker chips at magic live. I was blown away then, and am blown away now
Wow well done Simon.
Back after they gave you the trophy! Congrats!
For a guy who is just a fan this is a wonderful trick with a wonderful presentation. I know how it is done after a few watches but I was absolutely fooled the first time I watched this. And now that I know how it is done, it's even more wonderful because HE TELLS YOU EXACTLY HOW HE IS DOING THE TRICK AS HE IS DOING IT. Simply a brilliant delivery.
Pause the video at 3:15 he has already made the switch, it's all about movement he switches them when your attention is drawn to the detail he wants you to look for. Pause and rewind and you'll see all changes! Even so very very intelligent man with very good slight of hand skills 💯👌🏻
Its not the trick itself thats amazing, but the pure skill of handling them. Even knowing and following when or where the moves or stores or switches should be, it is so clean and seamless that the skill of it is as close to true magic as a person can get.
Truly amazing and i can see why from the code he would thing they busted him, but im happy he got called back once they realized they had actually been fooled
I'll never get tired of watching this, bravo...
re-watched a bunch of times, such a great trick!
BEST ACT EVER!! Pulling psychological tomfoolery on the audience, complete misdirection, is TOP-TIER magic, good sir!! I salute you!!! 🎩🐇👍🏼
Best version of Free Fry I've ever seen
Three Fly
@Dave Lee lol wtf free fry hahahahah it's "Three Fly"... you hungry mate?
sasawedx ironically Chris Kenner did releas an effect called "3 fry" many years ago...
Lol
Let the hunger games begin
So. Damn. Clean.
Simon is the best!
#magicbros
Phil clearly is an expert here.
Congrats for the delayed trophy but when penn spoke about the colors (the red one), even I thought that they figured it out... but really spoken this is the most beautiful version I've ever seen in my life, thumbs-up
This guy's personality is awesome as well.
He since fooled them a second time. With a banknote/money trick. A world class magician.
Yes it is the best version.
They just had an April Fool's special, he actually did fool them. Awesome
Im gonna be honest, this trick i believe is great in front of an audience, or live tv. But with something like this, idk its just when u can go back and expect whats gonna happen its quite obvious. I remember watching this on tv and i LOVED it!
Stellar presentation!
Great trick, I was so happy for him when he got his trophy.
Just noticed at 1:24 there is a second red chip in his right hand, but I am still amazed at how easy he makes it look
Yup it was all just a second red chip. Think the final disappearance was a drop into a pocket on his side or behind his back. Can’t believe they thought the chips were gimmicked or different color on the backs
Yes, that's the only flash I noticed. I still fail to understand what kind of gimmick P&T were thinking he was using. For me, it seemed obvious that this was just very well executed sleight of hand and continously being one step ahead of the viewer.
The sleight of hand tricks are the best, this one and the ring trick guy were great. Playing them back at 0.25 speed you can see they’re just sheer sleight of hand skill, but they were so smooth they fooled them.
Yeah after watching couple times I noticed the chip colors but great to do with such speed and at correct distance.
The fact that it is only the red coin gives it away so quickly...
Logan Harvey And so what? It's an excellent routine.
Go back and watch it again. It’s all basically that’s there’s 2 red chips. The last swap hurts it’s so obvious when you rewind.
10/10 my friend for misdirection. It’s brilliant
Retrospective honour from Penn and Teller - suddenly increased in my respect for him!!
You fooled me, that's for sure. And it looks like you fooled them too. And fooled them about fooling them. Cheers from Canyon Lake, Texas.
The look on Tellers face... If you impress Teller with a sleight of hand trick... You know you've done well
So cool! Great job simon
I would love to see that performance an other time for the first time!
Without question Simon, the Best version of 3 Fly I've seen & I've been playing with magic since 77. Wish this routine was available for purchase, to learn. Would love to add this version to my new show I'm working on. WELL done sir!
I think it is available
SImon!!! so awesome
The way they coded it really makes it seem like they knew tbf
That is a lovely performance. It's not about the trick. Penn and Teller were never going to be fooled. It's showing how easily we can be fooled.
THIS comment didn't age well. . .
@@DJKevvyKevCoolBreeze Huh, that's surprising. When I first saw your comment I didn't understand it, but then saw. I'm surprised they were fooled.
@@Ag8MrE He's very, Very good.
Absolutely loved this!
They called him back later and gave him the award :)
Great trick!
Cheers; appreciated!
This is a basic trick with an interesting twist. The real trick isn't in the trick itself, it's in how you never notice him keep swapping the red chip back to his right hand to repeat it.
Just seeing this after watching his money trick which was fantastic. I love this honest magic and when people accuse me of cheating with a card trick… I just own it. “Yes that’s the point! But did you see it?”
With this I just wish the chips were the same colour so I could compare the experience
02:39 - I feel sad for him that the public didn't catch this one, but it turn out to end very well (after one year)..
Very very good. Seriously impressed well done.
Man, this trick was so easy to see through... with the speed turned down to 1/4th of the normal speed and by repeating it a few times. Yep, I'm a genius alright.
lol, it didn't seem like it was really meant to fool Penn and Teller and alot of people could probably guess what he was doing but the performance was phenomenal. Beautiful misdirection
This doesn't make you smart or cool or whatever. In fact, you're the dumb one, you don't know how to just enjoy the magic.
No one is really getting the joke, at least I enjoyed it thenonexistanthero
thenonexistinghero I mean except for all the slowing down and rewatching stuff same
ummm duh, what did you think it was real magic? Thank you for discovering america.
saw this live at the magic castle on Halloween 2015. just as good as I remember it being! great job Simon.
I think the final vanish was different when he was doing it years ago
'Oh yeah, they know. They know.' Lol.
But they didn't after all.
i've been fool ....even the 4th time he doing it very well
This is amazing, I don’t care if he fooled penn & teller or not, this is magic !
Very clean, well engineered sleight of hand
People pointing out "There's more than 3 chips!" is like saying, "Aha! I bet that guy didn't REALLY saw that woman in half!" Nobody thinks he's literally a wizard. The real magic is in how he makes it look THIS good without gimmicked chips.
One extra red poker chip + slight of hand. Watched it once, surprised penn and teller didn't get this
at 1:24 camera catches the fourth chip in right hand hidden behind.
Excellent slight of hand !
Amazing!
Thanks!
Im confused as to why he won a trophy for this later when Penn and Teller “found out the chips weren’t gimmicked.” The magician himself said right on stage that he understood their code and they knew how he did it. So how was there any misunderstanding?
It can be done by using gimmick chips or by pure sleight of hand. P&T just named the trick and assumed he was using gimmick chips (because it was so good live) but then they found out later that he did it by pure sleight of hand - which means that he did in fact fool them. He agreed they knew how he did it because he knows they know it can be done with sleight of hand and believed they had picked up his technique.
This is why you never talk to cops. What you think you're saying and what they think you're saying aren't always going to be the same thing.
This is my favourite act on P&T in the history of the show for the simple reason Simon is the biggest Fooler on the show. and I highly doubt anybody is going to be able to beat him.
Nice of P&T to give him the trophy after! That is so cool!
Simple thick but so well done! Great work!
Wow, that was one of the most magical tricks I've seen
SO COOL!!
why does he ONLY make the red chip 'disappear and reappear'?
and also, in case anyone has missed that episode, on an April Fools Us special show, Penn and Teller DID award him the "FU Trophy" :D
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
But he got revenge and fool them twice... Great !!! :-)
I practice close up magic, mainly cards but I branch out. I swear this looks like three fly and the standard execution of it would look like this. That it wasn't really does have me scratching my head as to what was really done. So my congratulations.
Lol the guy at 3:20 "OH!"
GUESS WHAT. HE FOOLED THEM
he got vindicated.
NO gimmicked chips.
it was something completely different
he just got vindicated on April Fools Day Special
He surely has more than three chips in his hands, but he does is so clean and with great storytelling!
My gosh, the peaople actually missed that at 2:37? I'm so pissed. This man is classier than Pigcake
I figured it out this dude is just very good at misdirection
Aussie Aussie Aussie ......... rules !!! 😂
That guy that yelled “Oh!” or “Whoa!” at 3:22 😂
Cool trick. Well done.
To do that, with umgimmicked chips... Is just "wow"
You need to clip the next video to the end of this, where they realize years later you did fool them
Very nice :)
He’s fantastic...and he’s Australian! Double bonus. 👍😵😵
Always the red chip that moves
This is the act where they apologized for and you got the FU award afterwards, right?
Damn it Simon, it's so cool. By the way, it's Nelson, THE NELSON. The story between two men. You are now official my number 1 idol.
Oh my god! The story between two men still should be told one day.
01:23 there is one more red chips in his right hand. It can be seen in between his fingers.
5:41 *beat drops*
Amazing! The only thing I noticed is that you only made the red chip move from hand to hand. I still don't know what it means haha
I see, the chips were never gimmicked. Just impeccable sleight of hand (and maybe an extra pocket?)
No extra pocket
Is the past tense of 'I can read through this' spelt 'I Red through it'?
man the camera angle really screwed you over... i can see the red chip in your left right before it "transitions" at 1:38
I dont know a lot about magic, but is there a reason its always the red coin that moves?
its typically because its easier to control one coin, i wont give away the secret to the trick, but what's so fantastic about it is because its not coins, its chips, its supposed to be infinitely harder to control all three properly, make the green one disappear then reappear then blue etc, but he just does this because it LOOKS harder, but he's still only controlling one coin ideally, if that makes sense? bahaha im not the best at explaining magic
@@bmbl.b the misdirection really all comes down to that one red chip. it’s a simple trick, but sometimes the simplest of tricks are the best; they don’t need to be super elaborate and complicated to be effective. Teller, unarguably one of the best sleight of hand magicians alive, was fooled by a man and a bunch of oreo cookies. in another episode P & T were fooled by a guy with 3 walnut husks and a cork pea. not diminishing the skill that any of these tricks required to pull off, but sometimes simplicity is just such a beautiful thing, isn’t it :)
give him a Trophy ...
For me the illusion broke immediately when I noticed that its the red chip that switches hands and then I just knew he had two red chips, one in both hands
Obviously no one should answer this, but...Penn says that's it's not just a version of 3 Fly (to which Simon nods), but 'the best' version of 3 Fly. Since Penn later admitted that they hadn't gotten it and that Simon was in fact a Fooler, does that mean he didn't do the best version of 3 Fly after all? X3
Very easy and strong trick...
Suaveness is a pre-requisite to come on P&T
Very very slick....
The red chip is the only one that went “magically” from one hand to the other.
that was fucking phenomenal...