Magician REACTS to Siegfried Tieber FOOLING Penn and Teller
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2017
- This is my reaction to Siegfried Tieber's performance on Penn and Teller Fool Us. This is my honest opinion. If you like this sort of thing subscribe as I do daily videos. Thank you for watching!
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Hi Eduard! Siegfried here. Being on the stage with Penn & Teller was a humbling experience and a huge honor. Thank you for your kind words and comments about my work, I appreciate it!!
Hey! I can imagine. You did an awesome job. Thank you for stopping by!
Not going to lie how he (Eduard) said you did it is how I thought it was done at first, but I think more importantly what matters in most tricks is the order they are preformed in. I mean sometimes I think I see things out of place. But who knows both are very possible.
Siegfried Tieber too many time i didn't see Juan Tamariz performance... I really can't believe penn and teller didn't know that
Do I understand right that key to this was - Penn and Teller “switched the order”?
I think i had an idea on how you did it, but then the end screwed me up
I want this guy to be a villain on the next Now You See Me film if there is going to be. lol
No key card, no peeking, your 99% of certainty is not even close. The real key name is Juan Tamariz. And the cards being separated by those two piles.
Yep, Siegfried Tieber is neither blind, nor stupid. ;)
Nice to see your channel growing
That was a very sick intro mate! Keep up the content
Hello, great video ! It's the first video I react to but I really like your channel and your spirit. Well done and keep up the good work !
About why they were fooled, I think the brilliant idea from Siegfried Tieber was to make Penn and Teller come on stage. Other magicians did it but it was mostly to demonstrate their confidence, but here, I really love the fact that it actually played a very important part in fooling them. if I'm not mistaken, there is a (very natural and well executed) move they otherwise may have spotted and that could lead them to understand how the trick works (I try myself to be obscure here)… I think you understand which move I'm talking about. They did not catch it, I guess, precisely because they on stage and were busy at the moment with other things (specially Teller). Great respect for the performer because it was very ballsy and creative to outsmart Penn and Teller like that (and not by creating a misdirection about the method). Seing the routine from the front and without being involved in the card manipulation makes it actually a little easier to understand how it is done, but we still have to admire the presentation, the execution and the audacity it took to pull it off with grace and confidence.
Nice reaction bro!!!😃
OMG Siegfried is one of my favorite people! He’s so wonderful and an amazing magician too!
+Christine Barger he's hilarious haha
Sometimes I think they pretend they're fooled if they like the performer enough. And everyone seems to say his presentation is beyond reproach.
They've said they don't do that. But who knows
Eduard Todor In fact they said that if they were fooled at first sight, if the performance is great then they give it to the magician.
They really believed it was a force in the first place so they were fooled.
Great channel by the way
Great vid again bro!
Siegfried Tieber's idea of magic is my perfect expression of what it is also. My favorite on penn and teller so far
Loved this video and explanation. I am trying to figure out the method on my own.
You're really ᗩᗰᗩᘔIᑎG you helped me a lot when I asked you about magic
I always watch your videos ;)
Your intro is always awesome bro
Even though I know how it's done it's still very impressive magic trick. Super clean, very skillful and clever!
DUDE, that was a SMOOTH double-lift you did in the beginning. Like, I know it happened, but I didn't see it.
hey Eduard... ur awesome.. im following u from Guyana 🃏🃏👏👏👏
that card production you did was beautiful
Daaaayyyyum. That's an awesome trick you did!
Lol eduard you just gave me an idea how to start an ace routine at the beginning 😂 simply you can let them pick an ace and then cut to the other aces.
That trick at the beginning i had to slow down and see exactly what happened there. Even though i did that it was still pretty damn fast and clean. And this dudes trick was crazy too. I under stand next to nothing about magic. I just like your videos cause hearing insight to certain methods and just some one talking about what could have possibly happened entertain me.
How many books or dvds do you have??
This was a wonderful act. I could happily sit through a whole show by this guy
Michael Wolff Holy shit, but I couldn't listen to this annoying bastard for another minute!
Lmao near the end of the vid " Hello? " hahaha Killed me :D
cool idea with the spring :)
Eduard ur awesome at magic
I love the way u did the Trick at the begin.
Thank you!
i'm a really big fan I love you so much and i like your magic tricks ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you :)
Key card is one way, you could also use a stack with odd & even (it's just a guess but he didn't look at teller's cards). Anyway, nice trick & presentation :)
I *think* i finally caught all the moves you do in the routine (not saying you didn't do it cleanly; simply that i followed the sleights necessary to pull it off) - on the third viewing :D
You should do Eduard todor fool me
This guy reminds me of Borat
Good work on the sandwich routine man! The springing on the desk part! Haven't seen that idea used anywhere!
Prashil Prakash it's version of "auto catch" by Dan and dave
Rhythm Pandya thanks man. Was It in the Trilogy. Nevertheless I'll try it for sure!
Prashil Prakash yes it was in trilogy
The borat of magic
Peripheral vision gotta love it.
I mean... I was reading the very same book where this method is found (didn't get to that point yet but concept is obviously from there when you know it), went out for a smoke, saw people on FB bashing penn and teller about this video, took a look at it, knew exactly how its done and started wondering what I'm doing here instead of being in that show :D
Btw, tried this later that night, fooled the sheet out of my laymen friends and I've got the amazing reactions from it. Amazing trick by an amazing person
What is the book? if its ok for you to say it..
Nice trick and also good video!
That was clean!!!
Mnemonica Miracles. He was very surprised he fooled them, because they basically got cocky and KNEW it was a waterfall, so didn't think of it being anything else.
He really rubbed it in their faces in the end... HE SPREADS the cards in the end!!! Come on! 4 of clubs followed by 2 of Hearts... dead giveaway...
Cool thing that Tamariz fooled Penn and Teller! Amazing performance though!
Nice intro trick. Dealing seconds or a different method?
His performance is similar to that of juan tamariz even his presentation and choice of words is almost similar.. surprisingly fooled them
Got it right Ed. I couldn't believe that P & T missed that. The simplest of 'ol card principles. But they were right in saying that its the presentation that made the difference.
Push off or strike? the control you did at the beginning
Great opening trick as always.
Definitely. I'm easily impressed, but I do think that was the best I've seen as far as opening tricks.
The one where he has the two jokers moving in the deck to sandwhich the card is a better trick imo. I have no clue how that's done. This trick I can see how its done and noticed the first time around. I am not a magician by any means. But I do have a brother and a father who are damn good at slight of hand so every once in a while I do notice things (and I can do a few tricks as well but yeah anybody that even knows a little bit would know how I perform them lol) I saw how he did this every step of the way but by no means can I do this since I lack the slight of hand necessary to perform it. Its still impressive and looks great though. And btw he has two of the magicins that performed on penn and teller in his comments. How did they find this guy lol. That is the real magic right there. Mad props to them and eduard.Edit: Just let me clarify I am not dissing his trick. It is damn good and well performed and imo takes a certain amount of skill to perform it. It is a damn nice and fine trick. Just saying I liked the other one he did better.
I want a tutorial on the trick you started with. Awesome.
Presentation really can make or break a great trick like here. His performance was good.
damn a magician and fellow bjj practicioner... respect osss
I agree with the hotel card key method... they saw the dribble for selection assumed force and stopped looking at that point.
EDIT. Damn just realised what he did.... fooled me too! I have such a limited knowledge in magic lol
That's true.
Yeah he used a more complex method than I originally anticipated, but still very similar. Haha if you have limited knowledge I don't know shit XD
How are you not fan-girling (yes I know you're a male its just a saying), that you have these two awesome magicians replying to you? I would lose my s*** in all honesty. Richard bellars you are awesome btw. Loved that trick you did on penn and teller when you got them.
Can you give us a book list to get to where you are in magic? Starting with the basics :)
Love you ❤️
nice eduard 😘😘
Dude sounds like a Disney cartoon Character
I forget his name but he’s a mad scientist and he’s always fighting a platypuss
Jerry Garcia Dutoschwartz
3:17 Does he see the card showing in his left hand out of the corner of his eye, then work out what their cards are from that? He doesn’t shuffle at the start, so he could memorise the deck order, then recall which two cards were under the card he’s seen.
He memorized the order of the 'random' deck. Penn and Teller took the cards one at a time and he had them put them back in reverse order and may have even displaced them by one card in the deck. Even with all the cuts and so forth, the order of the cards is not disturbed. So, he could theoretically find the first card and then infer the second based on what the original order of the cards was. This would also allow him to find it as quickly as he did because he already knew its numerical placement in the deck based on where he found the first card. There might even be some suit and numerical pattern in the original order to make it easier to remember.
Hey Eduard, for this I think the only key you need to know really is Juan Tamariz.
Very smart code :p
Hey Eduard the way that you said is not how he did it I saw it and it's a different method but its a great and amazing method just wanted to tell you
i didnt expect them to be fooled i cant do that but i suspected penn and teller would defenatly know i would think that tellers card never entered the 2nd pack as if was never chosen by teller in the first place im happy this guy made it with ... a deck of cards :D and the only props he needed were one piece of tape a canopener and a sleeping alien for those who want to replicate the trick :)
360p but sick vid bro
12:34 - I’m not sure ur on the right track anymore... (I’m sure uve realized that by now). It reminded me more of the trick I used to do as a kid with two piles of cards-one red and one black: I would turn my back and ask the spectator to cut one of the piles, remove the top card, remember it, and replace it into the other pile (and cut the pile if they want). Pretty easy to find the card but also easy to figure out if they look at the cards.
I later adapted it so that one pile was only the even reds and the odd blacks and vise versa.
I later adapted it again by prepping the deck by interlacing the two piles so I could spread them face up and they would appear completely shuffled.
And so on...
Funny how the silliest tricks can be tweaked and disguise to fool the top magicians!
Do people do reaction videos while facing the camera? I think that would be a better way.
Juan Tamariz sells this trick online for $6. Who knew all you had to do was learn a $6 trick to fool Penn and Teller. This goes back to what you were saying in your previous video of what it takes to fool Penn and Teller....and it's not always being "the best," but I'm not taking anything away from this dude cause he pulled it off to perfection.
His method of having a card selected was very clever - that’s why they thought it was a force - if he had them cut to any two cards it probably wouldn’t have fooled them ...
Hey Eduard, why not go on the show? :D
Even I thought it was a force. He did the card selection with the dribble it was surely to throw them off. P&t got their guard down thinking it was a force and didn't follow the rest of the Trick, Great idea of course.
I don't know what Tamariz has to say to that though.
8 of ♥️s & 8 of ♦️s?
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I also thought it was a dribble force. Sitting in their chair, that would have been my guess eventhough there are alot of different ways to do this.
Bro what are you doing uploading at 5am? Either you're living the healthy life and waking up at this time or... probably the other one lmao
You're right about your prediction XD
Fonzi M - Melodies on Piano You do realize that morning where you are is evening or afternoon in other places in the world. Or are you that dumb?
Alex BG1 For me it was evening when he uploaded, but for Eduard it was 5am. Hence my comment lol
It was directed towards him, and his timezone, take it as you will.
Alex BG1 well you must feel dumb lol, why call someone dumb before asking the obvious questions?
Fonzi M - Melodies on Piano why what u doing here
Would a memorized stack not be enough? He could have peek the card above which they stopped and deduced both cards. No?
Correct, but there are methods that don't require memory I believe
Eduard Todor Well then that sounds brilliant, I have no idea
nice second deal :)
Eduardo,did you mean a "key"?Hope that is not giving anything away.
You guys are all fools if you pause at minute 2:26 you can see the 8 of hearts and 8 of diamonds are next to each other so it's one free choice and one forced choice and he just looks at the card behind the one they stopped at to remember his pattern
I dont really get why one card must be in the one pile and the other card in the other pile. What happens when they cut between those cards?
It still works haha
Yes... when you just do it yourself with a normal deck it is quite obvious that it works...
One card will be at an even position, one card will be at an odd position. When you cut the deck, this is still true, even if they switch parity. So when they deal into 2 stacks, one stack will have all the even position cards and the other will have all the odd position cards.
Eduard Todor Is Ecuador
I don't know what you mean by a key card escape....
He never shuffled the cards.
The deck was stacked.
Penn had a free choice and Teller took the next one.
Penn put his back first and Teller second - reversing the order.
Deal into 2 piles and the 2 cards out of place are Penn and Teller's.
Think if the deck is stacked red, black, red, black, etc.
Penn picks red and the next black is forced on Teller.
Penn puts his first and then Teller.
Now the order is; red, black, red, red, black, black, red, black, etc.
Do several cuts and the colors stay in the same order.
Deal into 2 piles and all the blacks will be in one pile - except for Penn's red. And all the reds will be in one pile - except for Teller's red.
This wasn't how he stacked the deck, but same concept. However he stacked them was genius!!!... Because I haven't figured that part out yet - maybe high, low, high, low, etc... This way you'll get a good mix of suits.
Even a low/high, middle, low/high, middle, etc.....
Or even better; odd, even, odd, even, odd, even.... This would give a good mix of suits and values. Jacks odd, queens even, Kings odd. When you deal into 2 piles whatever odd card is in the even pile is Penn's and whatever even card is in the odd pile is Teller's (or vice-versa). If I remember correctly, they both had 8's - Penn 8hearts and Teller 8diamonds, if so, then this isn't the way his deck was stacked. I'm still playing with it.
That trick was dank as shit!
Jp125 it's always the simple tricks that fool penn and teller
Fifa Ninja most of the time yeah
I know what he did! I think that when they saw the dribble they thinked that was a force and stoped following the trick.
0:07 used sleight of hand to retain the ace of clubs above the deck... then 0:10-0:15 where he inserted the ace between the jokers
A lot of controversy surrounding this one because p&t said it was a force and not the other thing. Nonetheless, awesome routine and i love it!
I went to see Juan Tamariz's trick and effectively, those tricks are very similar but Tamariz's is way better and way less comprehensible because he make his spectators shuffle their packet of cards before revealing ! (trick almost failed because of stupid girl that forgot her card).
I don't think there is a force because he said there was no force. I just tried the trick myself (and you don't need to force but you have to know the *** card principle). I managed to do it slightly differently.
There is two things I don't understand though : First, for Teller's card, I am pretty sure he is really using the *** card principle, it's really obvious at 3:19 and he did it right in Penn's face who saw nothing. LOL !
What I don't understand is for Penn's card : If he was using the *** card principal, he has to know the top card of the packet in his right hand. The only think I can think of, is that when he does the Waterfall, he looks at it. He probably did a thumb break and peaked at the top card, but he did it really really fast.
What I don't understand also, is why he flipped the top 3 cards of each packet. It surely for something because I know that magicians don't do something for nothing, everything is part of the act.
Pls teach the tricks that u do in the beg8nning of the vid on like maybe a dif channel
Can you watch Jon Armstrong on fool us
Random cards are always, 4 of hearts, 8 of diamonds, jack of clubs, ace of hearts and spades. This is my observation since i saw magic.
Why is the quality on 360p
Refresh, you're too early ;)
Credits to Juan Tamariz.
Really? That seemed obviously like a “waterfall force.” I mean 8 of hearts AND 8 of diamonds? How did he do it then? Wow that was really good.
I think the two eights was mostly luck:) I do not think he ever shuffled the cards and he separated them carefully into two piles... I think those piles would look different if the Penn's and Teller's cards were returned to the pile the same way they were removed, but they were switched.
His voice tho haha
Plsss React to Chris Rose performance on Fool Us!!!
Can u use a Fuken different background sound
+Bulky End nah
Please react to dan Harlan on fool us
Eduard this trick was so easy how did they get fooled
I'm terrified of being bitten by this man
i knew the trick hihi
Key card at 3:19 + stacked deck. How could this be fooling?
Fuck you are sooooo good.
please react to mathiew bich on penn and teller fool us it is incredible
Very "Dani DaOrtiz"
I think that he used a stack deck and then he switched the two card am I right am I even close????
Not even close.
Sylvanas Windrunner hahahaha 😂
Sylvanas Windrunner I am a magician but I honestly didn't get what he said