Magician REACTS to Hedné CARD MAGIC on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2020
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Magician reacts to Hedné 2020 performing cool card magic tricks for Penn and Teller on their show Penn & Teller Fool Us 2020. Hedne is magician from Norway, and here he performs a psychologically convincing prediction card trick. This video shows the reaction of someone familiar with magic so you can see how someone in this field feels about the performance! This is Fool Us Season 7 2020.
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He did a good job leveraging his knowledge with the classics. Is it just me, or was anyone else distracted by how much he reminded you of Ondřej Pšenička?
@@pyratemage You are not alone. You're right, it's a whole "classic" and maybe I won't reveal anything when I say that the only key word in Penn's "speaking" to the principle was "thin border". The problem with Penn's so-called "code" is that he is not understood even by the magicians present, and there is visible embarrassment as they leave the scene.
By the way how is you're city dealing with what's going on in Belarus. I don't think you're too far away if I remember correctly
Hedne did a reaction video to your reaction video of his performance. You should do a reaction video to his reaction video to your reaction video of his performance. Jk
@@nickyminaj709 Mr. Jason probably and only popularizes magic and its actors. The video is probably aimed at a different target group than the one we are in. ))
I now watch P&TFU for essentially these three reasons:
1. I like P&T.
2. I like to be amazed and entertained by interesting magic tricks from lots of different magicians.
3. I want to see what Jason Parker's reaction is going to be.
haha thanks :)
I watched this episode, but I was waiting for Jason's reaction.
@@salifyanjikunda5426 me too..lol so basically i watch it twice
I wonder what would have happened if they had chosen the number 4 and the king of spades.
He: here you go, I had your prediction on this photo.
P&T: wtf?????
I wonder if they chose just one of those...
What you say about the prediction would happen - the trick would be interrupted (the selected cards would no longer be reversed) and a long applause from the audience would follow.
@@mikeonthebox But you answer your own question, what would happen if there was a match in only one card. Of course, the method of enforcing another number or card would have to come.
THAT JUST MADE ME LAUGH SOO HARD MAN !!!!!!! REALLY HARD
In the nordic countries there's just no language barrier whatsoever, here almost everyone speaks at least somewhat fluent english.
English is, ironically, the modern "lingua franca"... Much of the world speaks it, Jason... what's surprising to me is how few Americans (myself included) are fluent in other languages (I do have some knowledge of a few, but not enough to be called anything even close to fluent.)
I lived in Norway for a semester while studying abroad from the university of Minnesota about 20 years ago. I wasnt expecting it but I only met one person while I was there that didn't speak perfect English with a pretty much Minnesotan accent.
Wisconsincheez well aren't a large percentage of Minnesotans (descendants of) Norwegian settlers? :) Makes sense, if so, eh?
@@DavidLindes yea they are and it definitely explains the accent. Some of my friends would ask how their english was and I kept assuring them it was perfect where I was from lol.
@@DavidLindes I agree few Americans speak other languages, but the reason is simply we learn best out of necessity. Many other countries are surrounded by other languages, so it's necessary in their lives to be multilingual. It would be like if each state spoke a different language.
Another is because English is the language of the world like you said. If you go to most places in the world, somebody is going to be able to help you in English. South Korea doesn't have that luxury.
That's why I have a job! 😁🍺
Norway actually teaches English to virtually everyone. I had three friends in college from Norway and they spoke it perfectly, along with a third language (two had chosen French, one had chosen German). I think something like 85-90% speak it as a second language.
In murica we only speak american. U wouldnt get it.
the same here in Austria
we learn english in school
and preaty mutch everyone yonger than thirty speaks close to perfect englisch or atleast understands it well
I lived in Vienna for 6 months, and was hoping to improve my German skills, but I hardly got the chance. Everyone heard my accent and immediately switched to English. I only ran into people who didn't speak English on one occasion, and it was on the U-Bahn, late at night, and the place suddenly filled cheering Hungarians because their nation soccer team had just been the Austrian one in the world cup.
At what agedo they start learning.
Watch the deck when he pulls out the 33. The show likes to cut angles or even cuts out the parts where key parts of the trick are happening so you can’t figure it out, but they missed this one. When he pulled out the first card, the show cut angles so you couldn’t see, but didn’t when he pulls out the second card.
He does a great job of hiding it from the audience and the people at the table, but the show has so many cameras going there really is no way to hide from everything. Which is probably one of the reasons the show takes liberty with how they put the phootage together.
Hey Jason you're getting pretty good at that code speak. I liked how you said that the smooth performance was rough on your brain LOL
Right before searching for the ten of clubs he cuts a stack from the top, moves it to the bottom and presses it against the rest of the deck. Very smooth, wink wink.
It’s not smooth and rough.
@@d_e_a_n Well, whatever it was, he definitely did something with that move.
@@d_e_a_n Good Lord, Xtort was right. You are absolutely insufferable.
I'm so happy I could figure out how the trick is done. I thought of spoiling it but I won't. I'm going to order some new cards and practice it.
Please tell how
@@mikeonthebox I still can't get it :(
@@mikeonthebox ahh okay thank you so much
It seems quite simple? He sticks the 4 and King on the two randomly chosen cards...
How I think he did it.
I'm not a magician. I just watch them alot lol.
1. The marked cards with the numbers are true 1-52 marked cards.
2. When he flips the card so you see the face of the card. They are also 1-52.
3. The truth is that you can see him only show less than half of the deck when he "proved" the marked and faced side of the card.
4. This means there are 124 cards total.
5. The marked 1-52 cards have a face side all of "King".
6. The faced cards all have a back of "4".
7. All you would simply have to do is remember when the marked card stopped and face card stopped as you show the audience. He never shuffled the deck or anything. So he knew where the cards would break.
These are my thoughts. I'm no magician. I just love watching it. Not sure if it's right but from watching it. That's how I would have done it. And even if I was right, I'd have ZERO mechanical skill to do any of the tricks lol.
@Karl Heinzer it's just how I would do it. I'm no magician or even if I could explain it. I wouldn't have the mechanical skills to do it lol. I just love magic haha.
My father was a Hebrew Linguist and speaks both English and Hebrew with equal mastery. I've always been fascinated by him, because of the apparent ease with which he switches between the two languages and can hold a conversation in both, especially when I have so much trouble handling just my first language. 😅 I now know from the comments that it's not that way with Norway, but your fascination with people having mastery over a second language is still a very good thing and I absolutely agree!👏
Crystal clear and 2 things thinly separated. The finishing cards have double sided tape and are attached to the chosen cards to appear as one after the audience members make their free choices.
Oh wow! you're deluded and Not even close to figuring this trick out.
Norway is a beautiful country! Norway,Sweden , Denmark, and Iceland are all my favorite countries that is have visited!
This video is about 7 months old and maybe someone already mentioned this, but I couldn't help laughing at the beginning when Alison sat down that Jason's shirt matched her red outfit and it looked like a person with a really big head sitting there. Lol.
Hey Jason, always happy to see your videos.. very funny!! Word of the day: Magic!!!
Hey, thanks!
1. "Thanks"
2. I am planning on going to Norway in 2022. I can't wait!
My word would be "kindness".
I loved his perfomance!
GOOD LUCK with your submission to Fool Us!!
I never get bored with your intro/outro music ...🎶🎵🎼🎷🎹🎺🎸📯
Norway is really beautiful! I lived in that city, is called Bergen. It is lovely, surrounded by mountains and opened to the fjords, just wonderful and nature based. Also the people there are very nice and the city is quite enjoyable.
By the way, your videos are very cool, I keep laughing and enjoying the reactions.
You should talk a little more about living in Ukraine or make a video about it should be nice for all of us who want to visit some day.
I've been to Norway, a dm go every year. Its absolutely stunning.
Makes sure you go up north to enjoy the northern lights
English is taught in Norway and is there 2nd language
It reminds me of a trick that you would see from Daniel madison, it's a pretense of something but it uses very sophisticated slights on the final reveal to give the effect and Susan sausage will react accordingly
If I had one word, I would say hello very enthusiastically because I think it’s important to greet the ones you love.
It took me until Pen talked about "thinly separated" to figure it out. But really enjoyed the setup of this performance! Very smart.
I live in Sweden, but I’ve been to Norway many times. In fact, one of my dogs was born in Norway! It’s a stunning country and as soon as the pandemic is over I want to travel there again and visit the fjords!
Regarding the language, at least in Sweden (but I think it’s the same in Norway) we start learning english in school when we are around 9 years I think. And before that any movies or shows that aren’t on kids channels are in english with subtitles, so we hear a lot of english from a young age. Most scandinavians understand english almost as well as their native language, and many speak it quite fluently as well, or at least good enough to make oneself understandable in a shop or restaurant for example 😊
Norway is a beautiful country,I have been there and I liked it. I like driving and some of the roads are just amazing, especially in the fjords.
3:05 "The Big View" is Bergen
Btw, I've never even heard about this guy
It was a nice performance!!
As for the trick itself it's the same merhod that Paul Gertner used on his last performance. 😉
Keep it up and hope that your work for FU is going well.
😁👍
Norway is the most beautifull country i have ever visited, the landscape is just astonishing everywhere you go.
There are fjord and waterfall everywhere, and they are all unique in their own way. And if you can, try to see polar lights, that's the most beautifull thing i have seen in my entire life.
The cities are all charming and human size (no big buildings everywhere), and my favourite one is Trondheim.
But you can't talk about Norway without talking about norvegians, they're all very charming, they all speak english very well, and boy do they drive safely ! That's a relief coming from France where every one drive like nuts, very fast and very stressfully.
If i can sum Norway up in 3 words, it would be : Astonishing, beautifull, peacefull.
Yup, it's a double decker deck. This is actually an off the shelf trick that anyone can buy. There is an updated version of it called Trilogy Extreme which involves three cards being picked. Instead of one numbered card being picked, the participants are asked to pick an odd and an even card.
What you said about rough and smooth is interesting though, because if the deck is a combo double decker/rough and smooth it would make the trick much more elegant. In one of the Trilogy Extreme videos I saw, the performer goes hunting for the number 4 card which is buried deep in the deck. It actually turned out to be the 51st card down (yes, I counted) so when it was finally found he still had half of the cards left in his hand making it obvious how the trick works. A rough and smooth variant wouldn't have that problem.
A couple months ago I watched spidey do what is basically trilogy extreme. Except he didn’t have shin lim have to pick even or odd. He found a way around that. To avoid that. So this broke my brain not knowing that the DD deck exists. And after I watched countless videos all doing it with the even and odd way. So I’m still not 100% sure on what spidey did. He must have an out. The first card is picked and then for the next one he says: now think of a “very different card.” As if that’s enough to get them to pick an odd or even. Anyway, this effect almost made me lose sleep when I first saw it.
Fooled me...and I don't want to know. lol.
My one word to say is 'Hope'. What is life without it?
Can't wait to hear about your results for the fu audition.
I love the vast variety of nations being represented on Fool us these days. Not just magicians from NA, but all around the globe. I hope we can see some traditional magic from other countries from performancers who can't speak English but can perform mind blowing magic.
My word would be more of a sound: mmh because imagine all the intonation you could give that?
If you say the sound doesn't count, I'll raise you supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Just to force others to sing the song via distraction so that I could runaway.
Hahaha, misdirection at work! I dig it! Hope you escaped safely. ;) (Then again, "mmh" is good, I like it. So... there's that.)
Love your videos man ! Always a pleasure to watch 😎 wife and I went to Bergen, Norway in 2012. A little cold in October ! But absolutely gorgeous small city. Love the old style buildings in an old fishing community. Very friendly people. I remember one of my Norwegian colleagues I was visiting told me that most of the music and TV shows are in English as they are such a small country, so especially the younger generation speaks extremely clear English. Although they are pretty shy to speak it in front of a couple of Canadians lol
Magic + Excellent magician = Jason reacting to the best magicians (including Jason xd)
In spanish we say: Gracias, that would be "Thank you", in english counts as two words? Anyway that is my word. Gracias!
You can say Thanks
Nice job Jason - really hope you get selected for the show!
Can't wait to hear your P&T performance date.🤩😍
Kudos on finishing your video. Good luck!
I can’t stop staring at the magicians right hand 👀
Why not? People are born different ways, it isn't a big deal. And it makes his performance all the more incredible.
I CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU ON FOOL US!!!
The first word that came to my mind was >>beautiful
Sure seems like if you go to Bergen, Norway, taking a boat trip thru the fiords, you don't see much on the lower deck, but it you go to the upper deck the view is amazing, but it's much cooler there so you can stay for only a while, before going back into the warm cabin only to have your luggage searched by the magic police.
Good luck with your audition!!
I have actually been to Norway several times! To be honest.. I live here! WHABAM! I actually had no idea a Norwegian had been on Fool Us, so thanks for letting me know! :D Also, I enjoy the vidz.
I live in Finland and I'm glad to have Norway as our neighbouring country. I have been to Norway once, when we drove all the way to Nordkap, the northernmost point in Europe accessible by car. And oh boy was it beautiful! I'd definitely recommend visiting Norway, you won't regret it!
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@@stefanmannberg341 Yes, I love Sweden equally much, and I wish I paid more attention in swedish classes, because it's a beautiful language.
Where in Finland do you live
@@stefanmannberg341 In Southern Ostrobothnia, in a city called Seinäjoki.
Really? I live in umeå 😃 not so far.. Cool 😎
Absolutely!
I am from Norway, and still live there. You are welcome for a visit 👍👍
You are a true Svengali my friend. Very smooth but roughly translated..
Hahahahah this is a great comment
I love your videos. One word today: “shuffling”
6:20 He speaks beautiful English while here in South Florida we have Cubans who have lived here twenty, thirty, and forty years who still do no speak a word of English, and get angry at us because we don't speak Spanish!
I got to the point of realizing what was done isnt what was shown, but I'm not a magician so I dont know the the actual process. I liked it.
My thought is that at some point he attached separate card to the underside of the selected ones so that when they turned over you saw the cards he wanted.
If I could say one word today it would be “Yeah.”
“Yeah! 😃”
“Yeah? 😯”
“Yyyyeah… 😒”
“Yeaaah… 😏”
“YEAH?! 😡”
“Yeah? 🥺”
You seem like a nice guy with these videos. So i subscribed
Nice trick. Both Penn's and Jason's codes give away the secret, but the method is still clever.
I hope there's no fable in that book called "The rooster and the donkey", because the book has different wording for those two animals.
Did u notice his hands imagine how hard it is to do magic with that issue
Norway , for a day , looks great
Spidey did this trick on shin lims MAGIC FACE-OFF // ep 3 Spidey on May 14th.
Good luck on your audition. Hope you crushed it.
my only word for the day is gnomesaynn
hahahaha... you made my night with this. 😆 Where did that come from? How long have I been unaware???
Tpb
@@JasonParkerMagic J Roc from Trailer Park Boys lol
I believe you won this question, gnomesayn?
Is it just me or do Alyson and Teller actually look incredibly similar?
I think you've stared at them too long
Jamston Julian 🤷🏻♂️ their mouth structure and face shape look similar to me
yeah they do
About the English , many small countries in Europe which are westerners orientated, are good in English, as exposure to English is high, all English movies and TV series have subtitles . The bigger countries do dubbing they're movies/TV series
Here are some ideas for your up-coming Fool Us appearance. Not an actual trick, but having to do with what persona you might play. It would be fun if you played the part of someone who's in over his head. You were surprised to be invited and you didn't have any good magic tricks, so you bought one online. The problem is that it just came in the mail and you haven't had time to read the instruction manual yet. But, you hope with P&T's help, you'll figure it out. Of course, as Penn reads the instructions, you're having trouble keeping the trick from falling apart (it might consist of hard to handle sticks and exploding balloons for example). You drop things, wonder out-loud what this or that piece of the trick is good for, even throw a part away (like a bad car mechanic who rebuilds a transmission only to find "extra" parts that he tosses). You could involve (distract) Teller by asking him to hold something, but it ends up being unused.
In the end, though, magic happens - just not the expected magic. It would be cool if the trick's end-goal looked familiar but the actual result was unexpected and done with entirely different mechanics. When someone does that, they sometimes trick P&T because they think they know how it's done so they miss the actual trick.
I smash your "Like" button a lot. Good luck! It will really be interesting to see whatever you decide to do!
my word will be , thanks
Well. Her red suit matches tht backdrop. 👌🏼. Well done.♠️♥️♦️♣️🃏!! &...
Penn matches him. 💜🖤💜🖤💜🤷🏻♀️
about the English of the guy: To me as a person not natively speaking English its impressive that you people from the states are so impressed by other people learning a different language. Quite often it seems to me that most or a lot of you do not learn foreign languages at school. Do you? I grew up learning English French and Italian. Its interesting to me that the world is so used to the English language as the universal language that people from English speaking countries seem to forget the rest of them. Would be interested in your thoughts. (BTW. not meant to bullying at all.
My 1 word for the day would be supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
Pen certainly has a way with his and Tellers words.
My word for the day would be SHIIIIEET
14 cruises through crazy beautiful fjords. Geiranger, Lofoten Brick Dalsal Glacier, are some of the gold grains I can recommend😊👌
Single word for the day..."Work!"
Norway is an extremely beautiful country, bit cold in the winter though heads up to bring a thick coat lol
side note out of all the European countries ive been to they where the most well versed in English
Will you react to Ryan Trick’s and Max Major’s agt judge cuts performances?
If they are the ones from earlier... probably not...
Jason Parker it wasn’t their auditions, they aired about a week and a half ago. Max major’s was pretty good.
Double Decker...very nice observation Jason...the details still are not clear but close enough!
I would say : "Thanks!"
He did a fine job
One word? LOVE! And as far as Norway goes duh! The birth place and residence for many years of the great Edward Grieg( pianist and composer) Make sure to visit his home and museum at Troldhaugen in Bergen. A stunning part of the country , I hear.
good luck on fool us :-)
my one word- PEACE - Enjoying your Channel Jason and Good Luck on Fool us !
Love your videos and of course you as an human being ✌️✌️🇸🇪🇸🇪
My word would be "guacamole." I'm pretty unambitious at the moment, so my only goal is to get some decent Mexican food at some point.
Good evening Jason! That was pretty AMAZING 🔥 BUT like you said? Hmm once you really really think about it! Think I got it 🤣 a number 1 to never be able to understand anything on magic I think you're really magic! When I watch you magicians I am so damn baffled 🤯 that it's even a trick? Shim Lin OMG speechless David Blaine? I mean to me? I am so speechless I love magic!you guys can kill it I don't know how I don't know how I will never watch spoiler alerts on how? I'd love to believe it really happened 🤣🙏💯😘😲 thanks again for tuning in! Your biggest fan in Pennsylvania sincerely Susan God bless you and your family from my family to yours 🙏💯🥂😲😜🤯♥️
The long sleeves and podium made me think that there could be an index in play.
My only guess for this, not understanding what Penn is talking about -and trying to say it in some sort of code 😁, is that the magician put him self in a sort of sticky situation.
But on the other hand, I dont think he did it this way, cause it would have been pretty easy to unfold.
I thought he must have stuck the #4 card on the top of the 10 and the King on the #33 card but you're right, if they had examined the cards they would have seen that right away.
Great performance. I still don't really have a clue. Something magnetic involved? I'm mostly a self-working coin guy.
Good luck with your audition video!
my word will be "humanity"
and purple is my favorite color too :)
Aesop: in hapless circumstances recognize and anticipate your getaway esp if your old runaround is hopeless
I went to Norway once a long time ago (ca. half my life) and it was georgious. Most beautiful country I've seen so far ... until I will visit Island finally.
Skandinavien countries like Norway have the benefit of a top notch school system. Everyone learns English since Pre School. And a third or fourth language later on. On top of needed minimum to understand the other Skandinavien languages. (Norwayian, Swedish, Islandic and Dutch are as close as Spanish to Portugeasian, Finnish is a whole different story.)
Could it be a Gimmick card deck? There are actually 104 cards on the deck.
There are 52 cards with the number 4 on the back. And there are 52 king of spades that have the numbers 1 to 52 on the back.
I like the way you are thinking --- however, I have no idea if it's right, though it does fit the code words and hints that we got.
Yes, the “thin” line penn kept saying. Was code for the thin cards. The DD deck is such a deck.
And this is why penn says we didn’t see the effect we seemed to. It seems like he predicted the cards selected. But he didn’t really.
1 word: "Illusion"
A magican plays with the brain of the audience. A magican is a master of illusion.
Everyone have a nice time.
Wizzard Rincewind
the Opera in Oslo 👍 and the royal family castle 👍 but I think he is from Bergen
I live in Norway, you should 100% visit Norway!
you can do this trick by stacking tow cards on top of one another. no gimmicks, just more cards on the table than you thought. as long as ono one touches the cards they don't flash?
As far as languages are concerned in England at top schools it is normal for one to speak a foreign language well even young ladies are sent to "finishing schools" in eg France/Switzerland to perfect their French or work as a chambermaid for one year at ski resort. Even young gentlemen are expected to work abroad for a year in a menial job if they cannot get into the Sorbonne for example for their last year. Then their education is complete. A lot of young debutantes meet prospective husbands this way.
French is a good example as in fact Fench used to be the spoken language in England 1000 years ago!
Many parents now realise English has become the international language and encourage their children to speak it.
Dettante with the French had the President stating English (should be the language of choice) in France at one stage much to the chagrin of many French people.
It seemed he needed to really grip those cards tightly while pulling them out from the pack & they seemed to be heavy to handle once they were out. Just my rough observation.
I thought him a smooth operator.
Wonderful effect 😊😊👍👍
This looks like a similar effect I've seen but can't remember the name.🤔
Platypus, it's just my favourite word in English. I'm Spanish btw and;
platypus = ornitorrinco in Spanish not as beautiful as it sounds in English :p
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!
I don't think it was rough or smooth. For me it was a classic Phil Plus trick but presented extremely well. I bet her no longer needs a double decker bus to carry all of his stage illusions around if he keeps up this great close up magic!