I tried to replicate the method exactly, but after forcing a red Ace into the skin of my palm I ended up in hospital, and am now a burden on the NHS. Michael Vincent you devil you ! :)
That's the most brilliant piece of magic I've ever seen! Thank you Michael for another fantastic performance and helping us all believe that nothing is impossible!
Thank you so much for this demonstration of elegant card manipulation! Luv your style, so elegant and clean. Watched your Penn & Teller performances over and over. You are the quintessential card magician.
If I wanted a video that demonstrated perfectly the idea of making the move look the same when I'm actually doing it and when I'm not, this would be the one. So beautiful, and that move that made sure you were clean at the end was perfectly fooling. So good.
We are in a difficult time Mike, but I'm 100% sure that we will enjoy the life again and you will bring joy and happines for audiences very soon. Big hug Mike, you're a hero.
Michael, that's just astonishingly good!! Absolutely loved it, and have just shared the video with all my team. We still talk about your extraordinary performance on our special day
Michael Vincent, you really are such a gentleman and an all around good man. Very nice to see you are a God fearing man like myself. Keep up the great work my brotha.
Fantastic Michael!!! I especially like the opening sequence where you "explain" the procedure. Really, really nice!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration....
Hi Michael It's always great watching your performances on UA-cam but especially so during these peculiar times .......... immaculate handling .....as always
Michael I have some questions and a possible video suggestion idea. I really enjoyed your videos on basic card handling and I always practice your drills so thank you for that. I have some questions regarding card preparation and card care and storage. How do you prepare your hands before handling cards? Do you have a hand care regiment you follow? How do you store your cards and how long do you keep a deck before tossing it out? I’m curious because I get these questions often from fellow Magicians too. I understand these questions may sound odd but on our drive for excellence there should be no stones un turned. Everyone’s hands are different and some have dry hands and some suffer sweaty,greasy hands. For myself I tend to have the sweaty hand problem. What works for me is I use Corn Huskers Lotion at night before bed and I use a exfoliating soap before handling cards. If you have any special tips or general ways of you care of hands and cards I think people would like a video like that as well. Love to you my friend Rick
Amazing: that just drove me crazy. Additionally, your final words made me think; I would say, they were food for my thoughts and you have given me an answer, which is not limited to magic but goes beyond; indeed, I was thinking of the power of subconscious in these days. Thanks a lot.
Michael, your recent interview on the Vanishing Inc podcast was SO inspiring to me. You are not only an amazing magician but also a gentleman and a scholar. You truly make this world a better place, sir.
Really great advice! I first heard this advice months ago watching Michaels dvds and it really works. What is interesting is because I am restrained to showing magic by camera I have been asked if I’m using camera tricks or special editing LOL. What a beautiful routine! The Palm work was beautiful and I won’t give away secrets but all I can say is that was damn smooth. Friends this is master work we are watching here. Please share these videos. I want all magicians young and old to see Michaels work.
This is the most gorgeous presentation I’ve ever seen of this effect Mr. Vincent! Your exquisite patter always goes with your exquisite sleight of hand.
This is a completely marvelous demonstration of pure sleight of hand :) I’ve watched all of your videos with true delight throughout the years and it’s great, that you keep making these little gifts for us, Michael! Thank you for your work and greetings from Russia!
*Really love watching you Michael. Very well spoken and engaging and flawless delivery. I look forward to your daily content no matter what the subject matter. Best wishes my friend.*
Only 4 aces used. So clean. I wondered if that was self-invented, or someone slyd in...;) It is such a routine where one could wish to be a child again. Such a great pleasure to see a humble Vincent in these surroundings and feel what a process his masterpiece has been through. Came Strong across. Maybe he wakes up again in the middle of the night and has a new idea for it. Personally though, I am not convinced that he can transfer the card under the skin of his hand. There must be another explanation. He compresses the atoms in the card and expands them again / he hypnotizes me with a secret word, so I do not see the card, when under spell / is it an ability to make things invisible, which is inherited through generations and a secret he has to take with him to the grave / holds his grandmother the card in another dimension when he shows his hand empty. We shall never know. But my double vision tells me that Vincent's magic hands could do the same with king size cards. And in that regard, I send my thoughts, with Michael Vincent too, I believe, very highest admiration to the many performers, who was not born with such magical hands but did the imposible anyway. Like a Paul Daniels, Ricky Jay and countless others, not to mention a Rene' Lavand or Richard Turner with impossible odds for doing the impossible. Hail to those and everyone who strife in magic and for magic. Should anyone like to copy "the invisible palm" please make it your own stile and it should be fun to watch a clumsy (drunk?) fellow, not himself understanding what the hell is happening, falling over backwards in surprise himself. Lesson learned : next time I run my hands over a Queen of hearts l shall remember to use "a little bit of pressure" and watch what happens. ;-)
Power of mind/brain! It's an important part of many disciplines. In Downhiill mtb, racers uses visualisation before their race run. It's like it tells the brain and so the body what to do. Amazing work
You did secretly explain it, didn't you. I see it. You're so clean though it's unbelievable. Im only typing this after watching the middle two minutes eight times.
Ha, thats my approach, almost from the beginning. I lost some fingers and got into card magic as physical therapy. I can't do much of anything the 'right' way, so on pretty much everything, Ive had to just work backwards from an effect with the general methods and develop my own handlings. I went through a brief phase of crushing disappointment and frustration that I simply was physically incapable of doing to cool stuff. But, I refocused on my reason for doing it and adapted. My biggest issue is that I dont have any cover with my left, so I have to get unconventional. Lennart Green's clumsiness is a major inspiration.
Hello Mr. Vincent I'm big fan of your work and I always try to copy your routines for practice because it's next level slight of hand that actually hard to follow and this video is amazing I did follow your moves and I understand how did you do it except one thing that drove me crazy and made me watch the video for 6 times I still don't get how is the set up you are a true school of magic thank you for your time🙏🏽🙏🏽
even if you can figure out how it's done, that's not the point at all, just aporeciate the amount of work that goes seamlessely into this, which is incredibely well executed. Wow. Well done, you're trully on another level, and I'm 100% into what you're doing.
What's up with all the people who went to Penn and Teller posting tutorials this month? This is probably the 5th video tutorial I have seen this month and we are not half way through. Thanks for posting this!!!!!
SPOILERS - When he's taking the aces out, you'll notice that he picks up a second card behind two of the aces - a King that is later the "top card" on the deck, and a five which I don't think gets shown. The rest of the trick is some really expert manipulation of making two cards appear to be one, making the second card "disappear", then making it "reappear" by sliding the second card off the back of an ace that's on the table. Before the reveal at the end, he drops the five behind the table so he can flip over all of the aces cleanly. Even though I know how it's done, I still can't fathom the years of practice and skill-building that went into making this look so clean and effortless. I rewatched this video a lot of times to piece it together.
I feel my answers are the same every time. Whatever magictrick you show us. It get's its magic through your perfomance. I hope you will never stop performing magic your style is just to great. Do you have the routine you were talking about with the 4 pockets and the 4 aces on youtube too? Greetings
Question for you Mr. Vincent: I once saw a UA-cam video of you doing magic for friends at McDonalds (I think) or some public place. The trick you did consisted of placing your hand over packets of cards on the table and Aces would "magically" appear face up on top. You'd rub your palms and blow your hands before each reveal. The entire demonstration was only about a minute. Can you please do that trick again?
I remember 5 years ago I was very new to magic and re-watched your appearance on the Fool Us Pilot and was like “Damn!” I’m a bit more clued in now and love your work, watched this expecting to follow along pretty well. Damn dude. Decades of work have made it seem like you can actually do magic! I really like you but I made have called you some not very nice names while watching this haha
I tried to replicate the method exactly, but after forcing a red Ace into the skin of my palm I ended up in hospital, and am now a burden on the NHS. Michael Vincent you devil you ! :)
Michael Vincent's sleight of hand is so beautifully refined, but the showmanship is always what brings me back.
Decades of practise. Always amazing to watch a master of their craft work
Brilliant, simply unbelievable. Michael Vincent, you’re my Guru. Thank you.
World class magician, and a world class individual. Keep up the great work Michael.
Mr. Vincent, you are amazing! I love your gentle demeanor and performance style.
Big fan from the States.
Cheers to you Sir.
Just when you think you see, you didn't. Mastery!
I would have to say Micheal, you are the best slight of hand craftsman i have ever seen, i absolutely love your work, you are magic.
Thank you Shaun👍🏽
That's the most brilliant piece of magic I've ever seen! Thank you Michael for another fantastic performance and helping us all believe that nothing is impossible!
Truly amazing. Not just the sleight but how you presented verbally. A great lesson.❤
I love these little snippets of wisdom I get from watching your videos. You sir are an exceptional person 👍
Thank you sir. Have a good day
@@MichaelVincentMagic Your welcome and the same to you 👍
Marvelous routine. Fantastic insights. I wish I could study with him.
Thank you so much for this demonstration of elegant card manipulation! Luv your style, so elegant and clean. Watched your Penn & Teller performances over and over. You are the quintessential card magician.
If I wanted a video that demonstrated perfectly the idea of making the move look the same when I'm actually doing it and when I'm not, this would be the one. So beautiful, and that move that made sure you were clean at the end was perfectly fooling. So good.
Thank you for gracing us with this video Michael!
That's a great trick, one of the best I've seen for years.
Michael... that was fabulous! Loved the magic and the reflection... has made my day.
Love your magic. Been following you for years
Just beautiful
We are in a difficult time Mike, but I'm 100% sure that we will enjoy the life again and you will bring joy and happines for audiences very soon. Big hug Mike, you're a hero.
This is a great video! Great magic trick and great philosophy! GREAT!
Great to hear from you again brother! Miss you and your magic.
Michael, that's just astonishingly good!! Absolutely loved it, and have just shared the video with all my team. We still talk about your extraordinary performance on our special day
Michael Vincent, you really are such a gentleman and an all around good man. Very nice to see you are a God fearing man like myself. Keep up the great work my brotha.
Fantastic Michael!!! I especially like the opening sequence where you "explain" the procedure. Really, really nice!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration....
simply beautiful michael. love watching you perform.
Beautiful routine
Hi Michael It's always great watching your performances on UA-cam but especially so during these peculiar times ..........
immaculate handling .....as always
Awesome video!! Thank you very much for that wonderful moment!
Your take on the Finley Tent is just breathtaking. Could not be performed more beautifully than that. Larry would be so proud!
Michael Vincent, a beautiful human being ! God bless your mother !
Beautiful and witty performance.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
Beautiful sleight of hand. Love it.
You sir are a very smart man. Thank you for your contributions to man-kind.
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge and passion !
Fan From France
Thank you for sharing this! I thoroughly enjoy the wisdom you share with us. I appreciate the time and thought you take to craft your messages.
Michael I have some questions and a possible video suggestion idea.
I really enjoyed your videos on basic card handling and I always practice your drills so thank you for that.
I have some questions regarding card preparation and card care and storage.
How do you prepare your hands before handling cards? Do you have a hand care regiment you follow?
How do you store your cards and how long do you keep a deck before tossing it out?
I’m curious because I get these questions often from fellow Magicians too.
I understand these questions may sound odd but on our drive for excellence there should be no stones un turned.
Everyone’s hands are different and some have dry hands and some suffer sweaty,greasy hands. For myself I tend to have the sweaty hand problem.
What works for me is I use Corn Huskers Lotion at night before bed and I use a exfoliating soap before handling cards.
If you have any special tips or general ways of you care of hands and cards I think people would like a video like that as well.
Love to you my friend
Rick
Pretty clean! Beautiful!.
Amazing: that just drove me crazy.
Additionally, your final words made me think; I would say, they were food for my thoughts and you have given me an answer, which is not limited to magic but goes beyond; indeed, I was thinking of the power of subconscious in these days. Thanks a lot.
Incredible. I've no idea how you do it, but I love watching your work. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely loving these videos Michael, the presentation, as always, is perfect.
Michael, your recent interview on the Vanishing Inc podcast was SO inspiring to me. You are not only an amazing magician but also a gentleman and a scholar. You truly make this world a better place, sir.
Fabulous!!!! I got Jennings 67 a couple of days ago and I’m currently practicing the invisible palm aces
The version he's doing here isn't the Jennings '67 version. It's Paul Harris's more descrepant, lesser version. Stick with the Jennings version.
Really great advice! I first heard this advice months ago watching Michaels dvds and it really works. What is interesting is because I am restrained to showing magic by camera I have been asked if I’m using camera tricks or special editing LOL.
What a beautiful routine! The Palm work was beautiful and I won’t give away secrets but all I can say is that was damn smooth.
Friends this is master work we are watching here. Please share these videos. I want all magicians young and old to see Michaels work.
That is very impressive!
Impressive enough to subscribe!
I love this! Great job
This is the most gorgeous presentation I’ve ever seen of this effect Mr. Vincent! Your exquisite patter always goes with your exquisite sleight of hand.
This is transcendent. Thank you.
that was wonderful. I especially loved the reappearance of the ace at 3:30, so magical!
This is a completely marvelous demonstration of pure sleight of hand :) I’ve watched all of your videos with true delight throughout the years and it’s great, that you keep making these little gifts for us, Michael! Thank you for your work and greetings from Russia!
*Really love watching you Michael. Very well spoken and engaging and flawless delivery. I look forward to your daily content no matter what the subject matter. Best wishes my friend.*
This is a trick that is all about proper patter. Just being proficient in sleights is not enough. You did a fantastic job, as always.
michael vincent you are truly skilled thank you !
Only 4 aces used. So clean. I wondered if that was self-invented, or someone slyd in...;)
It is such a routine where one could wish to be a child again.
Such a great pleasure to see a humble Vincent in these surroundings and feel what a process his masterpiece has been through. Came Strong across.
Maybe he wakes up again in the middle of the night and has a new idea for it. Personally though, I am not convinced that he can transfer the card under the skin of his hand.
There must be another explanation. He compresses the atoms in the card and expands them again / he hypnotizes me with a secret word, so I do not see the card, when under spell / is it an ability to make things invisible, which is inherited through generations and a secret he has to take with him to the grave / holds his grandmother the card in another dimension when he shows his hand empty. We shall never know.
But my double vision tells me that Vincent's magic hands could do the same with king size cards.
And in that regard, I send my thoughts, with Michael Vincent too, I believe, very highest admiration to the many performers, who was not born with such magical hands but did the imposible anyway.
Like a Paul Daniels, Ricky Jay and countless others, not to mention a Rene' Lavand or Richard Turner with impossible odds for doing the impossible.
Hail to those and everyone who strife in magic and for magic.
Should anyone like to copy "the invisible palm" please make it your own stile and it should be fun to watch a clumsy (drunk?) fellow, not himself understanding what the hell is happening, falling over backwards in surprise himself.
Lesson learned : next time I run my hands over a Queen of hearts l shall remember to use "a little bit of pressure" and watch what happens. ;-)
You are so brilliant, we are so lucky your able to show us incredible moves.👍👍
So clean beautiful hands!! Thanks 🙏
Genius, man. You’re my favorite sleight of hand artist. Fantastic.
Thank you! This is true magic!
Absolutely genius ...sir .. grt ideas and grt execution ... Brilliant sir😇
Truly beautiful!
This is so beautiful !
Power of mind/brain! It's an important part of many disciplines. In Downhiill mtb, racers uses visualisation before their race run. It's like it tells the brain and so the body what to do. Amazing work
Brother I’m new to this channel and it has been a joy. You seem like a cool dude. Blessings my friend.
As always your amazing!
Just beautiful michael.
You did secretly explain it, didn't you. I see it. You're so clean though it's unbelievable. Im only typing this after watching the middle two minutes eight times.
Love your magic Mr Vincent! You truly inspired me to become a great magician and above all a better human being! Warm greetings Mathias.
Very nicely done! Has anybody seen Arnaud Chevrier do his version of invisible palm aces. It’s just beautiful and so powerful to watch!
Stunning!
Nicely done and I can tell there's years of doing this routine and I just wanted to let you know what I was thinking
Ha, thats my approach, almost from the beginning. I lost some fingers and got into card magic as physical therapy. I can't do much of anything the 'right' way, so on pretty much everything, Ive had to just work backwards from an effect with the general methods and develop my own handlings. I went through a brief phase of crushing disappointment and frustration that I simply was physically incapable of doing to cool stuff. But, I refocused on my reason for doing it and adapted. My biggest issue is that I dont have any cover with my left, so I have to get unconventional. Lennart Green's clumsiness is a major inspiration.
Hello Mr. Vincent I'm big fan of your work and I always try to copy your routines for practice because it's next level slight of hand that actually hard to follow and this video is amazing I did follow your moves and I understand how did you do it except one thing that drove me crazy and made me watch the video for 6 times I still don't get how is the set up you are a true school of magic thank you for your time🙏🏽🙏🏽
even if you can figure out how it's done, that's not the point at all, just aporeciate the amount of work that goes seamlessely into this, which is incredibely well executed. Wow. Well done, you're trully on another level, and I'm 100% into what you're doing.
Ntate Michael . that's very interesting routine. I liked that. U r smooth with all ur routines. I like that.
Unbelievable trick! Wow
When im not writing music or practicing sleight of hand the only thing i wantr to do is watch these amazing little vids
Me too !
What's up with all the people who went to Penn and Teller posting tutorials this month? This is probably the 5th video tutorial I have seen this month and we are not half way through. Thanks for posting this!!!!!
My heart sank as he said "if your genetically fortunate, that card wont peak out at the bottom"....
Absolutely incredible amazing trick 😱😱
"Work in progress." Mind blown!
Wow.....wow....even when you say what you are doing .....still amazing
Beautiful
Michael, sos un GENIO. Haces una magia INCREIBLE. Saludos desde Argentina.
I like this man so much he's a legend 🙌🖤!!
Graceful !
great routine.Was I the only one hoping to see the method revealed haha? Thank you Michael :)
I think the best way is to learn the basics and then try to figure it out. This trick is incredibly easy once you've got the basics and seen it.
SPOILERS - When he's taking the aces out, you'll notice that he picks up a second card behind two of the aces - a King that is later the "top card" on the deck, and a five which I don't think gets shown. The rest of the trick is some really expert manipulation of making two cards appear to be one, making the second card "disappear", then making it "reappear" by sliding the second card off the back of an ace that's on the table. Before the reveal at the end, he drops the five behind the table so he can flip over all of the aces cleanly. Even though I know how it's done, I still can't fathom the years of practice and skill-building that went into making this look so clean and effortless. I rewatched this video a lot of times to piece it together.
@@PrometheusZer00 his doubles are fucking flawless, what the actual fuck.
You’re amazing man!
Superb work
Lovely to see familiar faces!
My brain is BOOM !!! Hello from Moscow!)
I feel my answers are the same every time. Whatever magictrick you show us. It get's its magic through your perfomance.
I hope you will never stop performing magic your style is just to great.
Do you have the routine you were talking about with the 4 pockets and the 4 aces on youtube too?
Greetings
Michael is the man.
This trick is sick..... I want to learn it from u......
Thank you man.
I have just one word - wow
Question for you Mr. Vincent: I once saw a UA-cam video of you doing magic for friends at McDonalds (I think) or some public place. The trick you did consisted of placing your hand over packets of cards on the table and Aces would "magically" appear face up on top. You'd rub your palms and blow your hands before each reveal. The entire demonstration was only about a minute. Can you please do that trick again?
JeffBlazer74 certainly
Michael Vincent I cherish you,. The greats are proud, maestro!
Great magician, great voice as well
Watching alot of ur videos now lol I'm losing descriptive words, amazing? WOW? This looks like legit wizard magic
I remember 5 years ago I was very new to magic and re-watched your appearance on the Fool Us Pilot and was like “Damn!” I’m a bit more clued in now and love your work, watched this expecting to follow along pretty well. Damn dude. Decades of work have made it seem like you can actually do magic! I really like you but I made have called you some not very nice names while watching this haha
So good