2022 World Champion of Card Magic!!
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Today, we're taking a look at the card routine that won Markobi the World Championship of close of magic!
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Guess Markobi lost then.
That was insane and so damn stupid but in a good way and im in love with that act🤣
Yess!
Would be awesome!
My favorite part is the audience reaction to the finish. They are all his peers, fellow magicians, so when he does the hammy fake palm at the end, the laughs spread... Then he reveals the empty palm to a roar as he asks if ahe wants to change cards - A coup de gras that absolutely destroys the room as he reveals the signed queen.
Their reaction in the moment tells you everything you need to know. This is a masterpiece,and his peers all know it instantly.
That's simply the most amazing act I've ever seen. SO entertaining and so fooling. I love this style.
Lennart Green is one of my favorite magicians of all time. And this guy just jumped to the top of my list because this performance just took Green’s style, elevated it, and made it Markobi’s. I loved this entire routine from start to finish!
Love the Lennart green style of magic
It reminds me so much Dani Daortiz and lennart green
His performance was epic. That ending
He's like a combination of Lennart Green and Dale... amazing performance
Reminded me a little of Tommy Cooper!
Yeah, I'm old... 😭
All I could think of was Lennart Green as well.
No way he learned this on UA-cam!
Too Chaotic for my Taste but he is definitely a good magician.
It is always incredible when someone can make something look so messy and yet be amazing at the same time! Great skills! 👍
It's like Jazz music or a mullet, or a cute french bulldog, or someone with an ugly basketball shot that always goes in. lol
After watching hundreds of these videos and learning a few tricks, I can sometimes tell where a card or coin is. I never see it go there, but you know it's there. There wasn't a single point during this whole performance where I knew where a card was or what was going to happen next.
I'm glad you mentioned Lennart Green, that was my first impression when the cards started spilling everywhere, makes everything look sloppy but then as it progresses it feels so much more magical, is a really interesting style
I´d say Lennart and Dani Daortiz
Reminded me of Lennart Green, too. Brilliant!
@@fmichlick My first thought
Same
This guys slop style isn't as naturally convincing as Lennarts but great magic non the less
At 10:12 Chris realizes that the reveal is not what he was expecting. Such a great moment of experiencing pure joy in a brilliant performance.
That had to be the best magic trick I have seen in my life. The way he frames it as a bumbling, incompetent, sloppy mess, his moves are so good. Not to mention the comedy was amazing. What a sound and complete act. Everything was so tight and flawless.
Check out the master Lennart Green
I already watched this performance; he is amazing. Has this attitude of “oh, I’m not sure how to shuffle, this is all sort of an accident.” And he’s wonderful. I’ve never laughed harder at a UA-cam magician.
Love to see you doing what you love with people who share that same passion 💜
@3:47 HOW?? // the whole thing was awesome, felt very Lennart Green-esque
Yo Nelson! I watch your channel!
3:47 is one of the best bits in the whole act. Clean the deck up right in front of the audience, and they applaud for it. Brilliant.
kinda upset he was using 2 cards
@@sadbanana5896 wait, no way he was
@@QuantumFeldspar I think they're right. There is a seemingly impossible trick in the middle. I think the whole act relies on the force of scribbling on a card at the outset.
Honestly I was waiting for him to plant the card in the kit kat.
Great point. They are the same size. Maybe there was a card in there, but he couldn't use it because some of his magic may be dependent on "multiple outs."
@@TheNameOfJesus no, the joke was when he stands up it looks like he has another deck in his trouser pocket, so when he offers her the kit kat it shows that he doesnt have a deck there, its an inside joke to keen eyed magicians
My son who’s 8 is becoming obsessed with puzzles and magic because of you Chris! ❤
It was such an chaotic act, but at the same time so incredibly skilled. It's unfathomable
I just saw him on Penn and Teller. Absolutely phenomenal.
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Wow - it's incredible how Markobi can be so "messy" and yet just simply blow your mind with his skills 🤯
Excellent video Chris - cheers for sharing man 🙏🏻
Line at (11:31) that perfectly sums up the guy's shtick, "...he doesn't give a crap about the audience - he just wants to get these tricks over with!" LOL!!!
Marcobi is amazing. Forget the award here. He fooled Penn & Teller, and that means so much more to me. Just incredible!!!
To us average people, I don't think I fully appreciate what he is doing as I don't understand it
Lucky enough to call him my friend, jam with him and like him live in Strasbourg ! Such a pleasure to see perform and be around just a really great guy😃 Fully deserved!
Love these routines where the magic is not only impressive to the general public, but also impresses the magicians in the room. Talk about a tough crowd who's seen it all.
Love this, watched it over the last day or so when he posted it. I used to buy magic from a magician called Roy Walton who ran a small magic shop. He was a big fan of acting a lot less skilled than you are. This is the best example of that I've ever seen. Incredibly funny too. Blew my mind!
I think he had severals of the same signed card. It was first signed by the spectator but then he added took the pen and rubbed it around on the card so that it would look like the prepped signed cards. And got the feeling he was adding a bunch of queens... and when counting to 5 I think he many possible ways to exit the trick as if you look it seems the third card on each pile was turned so I think he was prepared for another exit strategy if required.
I also wondered if the mentioning of 5 piles was also either a hint or some kind of soft force but to have multiple exits prepped just makes this even more impressive.
Chris, absolutely love his style and banter. So smooth and top notch.
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Greatest moment in my opinion, when he has the final reveal in his hand and asks if she wants to change her choice. Crazy good. NIcely done.
Agghh, I made it to 1:59, I'm not a fan of the fumbly-bumbly stuff. Sorry.
Fell in love with this act the first time I watched it last week. I can’t stop watching it, it’s an absolute masterpiece. Can’t wait to see more of your Spain trip!
I'm sorry but it's not that impressive and the "sloppy" funny act gets old.
I think there has to be more than 1 signed queen right, that's why he crossed the signature out with "something we can see"
Even with several duplicates (and there are definitely duplicated) there is still a lot of control in this chaos that it makes it very difficult to understand what is exactly happening in term of magic move and principles
Is he using the snacks to mark the cards? I'm not a magician but perhaps that helps mark the ones he needs to keep track of? You know, because of the residue. I know I'm totally wrong, but just thought I'd throw it out there.
I got several WOW moments. And i watched avidly so many magic tricks that it happens rarely! Never happened more than once in a routine.
What on earth happend at 3:50 . I literally saw he put it on table , and then no contact to his left . Then how the hell , I'm trippin.
Crazy act!! Phenomenal! This really shows the extend of how much you can alter and improve the simple routines and acts of card magic!
How did he do it? How did he get her to pick her own card? Hmmm...?
I wonder how many queens of clubs there are with scribbles on them that make the original signature indistinguishable. Would work if the pack as a whole was not fanned showing cards face up.
This is an insane amount of control in a way that you never ever see, really amazing stuff.
That magic routine was
ALL THAT AND A BAG OF CHIPS!!!
I'm not actually into messy approach to card magic because I was used to Shin Lim's style of card magic.
However, that finish, damn, worth to be a champ, it made smile.
reminds me of Juan Tamariz
I immediatly thought of Lennart Green, he must have taken some inspiration from him for sure.
yep theres a lot of lennart here
winning a fism is a feat in itself, but how boss lennart is, hes the only guy in history that was DISQUALLIFIED, because he was accused of cheating and using stooges to shuffle cards LMAO
than he comes two years later, performs same routine, and insists to have JUDGES as audience, so THEY can shuffle
than he gets first place and wins
how boss is that,
room and jury fool of superb magicains being so fooled that they accuse you of something because, well, they couldnt believe someone could do those things with ordinary deck and real audience
Oh, beside Lennart Green, I thnk technique wise, theres a lot of Danny Da Ortiz here
Definitely getting Lennard Green vibes from him.
Also it's absolutely genius to create such a routine with that certain delivery of his tailored for an audience full of magicians. This was pure world class, beginning to end.
I seen you Chris on someone else's video looking at the booths and I was like its the legend himself
I just went and watched his full video before watching this and I have to say by the end I was stunned at how amazing this magic act is. At no point was I able to figure out anything on how he did it and honestly, I would not believe anyone who says they see how he does it unless they were also an outstanding magician too.
It was really beautiful routine, i did not expect half of it and it made it much better. To me it reminded me of Dani DaOrtiz also uses this style.
Dani is his mentor
The 'to small shirt' adds to his clumsiness perfectly
There is one little detail that makes the whole trick in my opinion: he's so messy that he often drops cards and some cards end up facing the wrong way, so he is in fact showing the faces of the cards during the whole trick
So powerfull!
With all due respect and stuff to Markobi and his obvious and abundent skills, I've seen this act in a 2008 video from Mr. Green at a TED Talk.
Who come from fool us ? Congrats again btw
So much going on behind the scenes that makes htis work. It's amazing knowing half of what he is doing and that he can actually do it and make it look so non challant. That ending where she picks her own card? Im cluelesss.
Man this guy is just outstanding. I couldn´t handle my laugh and the emotion I felt at the end of the routine.
The finish to his routine was EPIC...blew me away 🤯👏👏👏
it dose let me think of Tommy Cooper
When somebody comes home from a trip and their voice is totally crushed, you _know_ they've had an amazing time! =)))
Your right he is brilliant that must have taken a very long time to perfect
This guy... that's just me trying to shuffle cards normally. Without the unreal magic.
Yooo Dude love your content bro . My question is when yoi started doing magic how did you manage to learn so many things.? I live in India and i am not very rich to buy books or gimmicks. What should you suggest me that will help me learn more about magic? Thanks ... love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I don't know how this will translate to your currency, but here in the U.S.A I got started in magic for about $50. For context, an 18 year old working for $8 an hour can afford that after a two 8 hour shifts and still have money to buy food and gas. If you're willing to read books in english from 100 years ago (my favorite books) you can get started with "The Royal Road to Card Magic", "Bobo's Modern Coin Magic" (those are 100 years old and still have fantastic material) and "Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic" (more recent, less detailed, but with more kinds of magic). Royal Road and Bobo will keep you occupied for a year each if you decide to really put time into the tricks in those books, and both cost about $15 in the U.S. You can go a long way with both of those books. The Mark Wilson book contains a wider range of magic, some of which uses props (not cards or coins), so if you're looking to do magic with more than just cards and coins, that's the place to start. That book is currently $18 on Amazon.
If I were in your situation, I would pick cards or coins then buy the corresponding book, Royal Road, or Bobo's, respectively and master a single routine in each chapter of your chosen book. None of the routines in those two books require anything more than a deck of cards or some coins (with small exceptions in Bobo, but you can skip that chapter easily). Once you've done that, you have enough knowledge to create your own tricks.
In reference to the other guy's comment, You can find The Royal Road to Card Magic free in PDF form online. Probably the others too
@@CharcoalBlasterdog Royal Road and Bobo are definitely available online for free. Mark Wilsons book might be free, but it's of questionable ethics to download it because I don't thing the copyright has expired yet. Royal Road and Bobo, on the other hand, are definitely in the public domain, so if you can find them online, you have every right to download them and devour the material.
I immediately thought of Lennart Green when he started
Very 👌! Lennart Green-esque . Soo good!
I had a smile the whole session. Now that was magic keeping a smile up with awe!
I dont get it why FISM is not televized or streamed. Why is a room full of magicians and not full af laymen. Magic is not so popular in current days and keeping it the best Magi Perfomances of the world secret it not helping to make more people attracted to this Art.
He is clearly amazingly skilled. But its hard to know what the movement was supposed to look like. But his jumbled performance kills my adhd and I can't enjoy this. Just looks like a mess to me.
hey Chris, what is the most entertaining self-working trick you know? please teach it!
Markobi as incredible! ❤️
It's SO Lennart Green :D
I really wanted to point out his GREEN shirt or he seems a little GREEN to be on such a high platform but you beat me to pointing out who I’m sure a big influence oh his was.
I absolutely LOVED this routine, amazing!!
The chaotic messy style of magic is so good. It sets the bar low for a trick when it seems they will suck, so when they do the crazy stuff..my mind blows up 😂
He forced the card at the beginning and scribbles over the signature for a reason for the final reveal at the end. The way he holds up his fingers he forced the number 5 position. He placed 3 of the Queens in the fifth position in 3 of the piles. When he stood up he did a deck switch. In that 'marked' deck, most of the cards are the queen with his scribble on it. It didn't matter what card she picked as all the face down cards were the same. ☺
Could you react to Eric's performance too?
My mind just exploded realizing that when he throws the cards all over the table, he is - likely - keeping track of ~50% of the deck... 🤯
I can honestly say I hate reaction videos on UA-cam. Often done by people who don't bring anything themself to the table. But sometimes when an expert guiding you through the video I think it serves a purpose like in this case - minor comments that doesn't take away from whats shown and when it contributes tho the spread of a performance that hasn't gotten the publicity it deserves I'm happy!
Amazing video 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 thanks Chris 🙏🏽
Amazing routine. I've seen a lot of people attempt to do a similar thing, like making masterful control look like chaos, but he's easily the most convincing I've seen.
It's almost like a Will Farrell character on SNL, except he's actually doing insane magic within the performance.
Tommy Cooper energy.
BTW it would be nice to mention that he tied with Luis Olmedo, whose act was completely mind blowing too :)
I am about to watch your reactions CR- and I cannot wait!!!! I watched Markobi's FISM performance last week and I was completely blown away. How did he produce that signed card like 9 times?? How did he get the spec at the end to pick up the correct card?? He honestly blew me away-- Add in his humor and composure under those conditions == Priceless. This was insanity !!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@A.D.G Ok well that is only explanation that would make sense-- unless Markobi was doing real magic-- since I watched him place the exact signed card down each time--- Even though he scribbled all over the signed card which makes a cold deck dupe very easy-- I assumed couldn't use duplicates in FISM for some reason. Thanks for the explanation !!
@@DavidM-lj5yv exactly haha I'm just as lost
absolutely incredible. Reminds me of Tommy Cooper and that style of bumbling, but yet somehow controlled act. Top class
Having watched this probably 50 times now, your reaction to the routine made me so happy. It’s one of those things that when you know to look for something it subverts your expectations and I think it’s brilliant. For the person that got me into slight of hand, and the person making me want to continue, magic is fucking dope. Don’t ever quit.
If they're putting cards everywhere, there'll be a packet that stays in their hands.
What a great act! The one-handed doubles were so nice. Thanks for this one Chris, take care.
"Magic breaks free. Magic expands to new territories. Painfully, perhaps even dangerously. But magic, uh, finds a way.”
-Ian Malcolm, Chaos Theory
Killer ending
Looks like someone that's gonna steal your wallet while doing the magic trick
Lennart Green is probably his inspiration because Lennart Green is the ULTIMATE GOD of this kind of routine.
It's actually used in gambling to make people think you couldn't POSSIBLY be cheating when you can't even shuffle the cards.
More reaction videos!
He’s the most annoying magician. I can’t follow what he’s doing and he’s boring me. Far too messy and stupid……NOT FOR ME.
Freaking awsome
He's the opposite end of the spectrum of Shim Lim. Yet both are so incredible. I can't fathom how much training that took. It's all invisible.
Fantastic talent, super funny, clearly an amazing magician-but I personally am not a huge fan of the overly purposely messy and the overly acting dumb part of the routine. I’m not hating-as magic (much like music) is a very subjective thing. I like magic that is both fun and playful. I think Shin Lim does a good job finding that balance. I’d personally prefer a little less messiness/acting and a little more beauty in the trick. With all of that said-well done.
I love the 'lennart green' vibe
Btw. Watch and react his Fool us Us version. The finale is kinda more mindblowing. 😁