Penn & Teller: Fool Us | Magician and mentalist HEDNÉ dazzles with card magic!
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Corporate magician and mentalist Hedné performs a unique and original feat of card magic for the magician duo Penn & Teller on Fool Us.
Learn more at: www.hedne.com
Facebook: / hedne
Instagram: / mikaelhedne
From Penn & Teller Fool Us Season 7 (2020). First broadcast on CW August 3, 2020.
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I love how the prediction covers up the cards for a second. It makes it seem like you have epic ninja level slight of hand, when you don’t.
Penn: 🤔
Teller: 😃
I think I'm more impressed with Penn's code word explanation without giving away the trick than the actual trick...no offense. Trick was awesome.
Hedne describes himself as a "mentalist". This is a very specific title. Penn's entire speech is about how "Everyone thinks you did trick X but you actually did trick Y". Actually, a better way to put that would be "Everyone thinks you did trick X but you actually did trick 3". There is no traditional magic trick going on. Hedne keeps saying he did not influence them, but he did. A mentalist is basically a Jedi skilled with using Jedi mind tricks.
Hedne did not actually perform a prediction, sleight of hand, or any "traditional" magic trick. He influenced Alison and the guest to say the things he wanted. Penn and Teller know he did this, but his usage of props, speech, and body language were so skilled and discrete, that they could not figure out what he did. This is why he said "We figured out one thing you did, but we couldn't figure out the other".
@@NXHLVS waaat? You really think so called mentalis can influence people so much? Penn more than once expressed dislike for "mentalist"
@@MrNarratore Look up "Mentalism" on wikipedia. Don't look up "Mentalist" because you'll get the TV show. Also, look up Derren Brown and his show if you want to see a pretty entertaining mentalist. He had an episode where he demonstrated one principle of mentalism that might be at play here in this clip. There's a segment on one episode of his show where he's standing on a street corner and talking to the camera. He shows us 8 portraits of people one by one. Then he says "Choose the one that you remember most from the line up" and he places them all on screen at once. He then points to one and says that you chose this one, and I mean I personally did. He then explained that, the reason why he was the one we chose, was because the dude walks by in the background of the shot during the first time we're shown the portraits, so his face is the only one we've seen twice. Anyways, I'm not saying this is what was done, but it demonstrates both the principles and the power of mentalism. I'm positive that's what happened here in some way, from the way Hedne calls himself a mentalist to the way Penn describes the trick in code.
@@NXHLVS Derren Brown himself uses regular card forces and trick decks in his "mind tricks". You can clearly see him using false cuts as well.
@@NXHLVS Wrong! Mentalist is not someone who influences other people's thoughts. They are those who make the trick seem like they influenced their thoughts. BIG difference. You can't predictably influence other people's thoughts, and even if you had some which you used, you'd never bring tricks like that to a competition.
WOW! Some of the best sound bytes from Penn I've ever heard. Huge congratulations on a job extremely well done, Mikael. Damn... just lovely. And I still don't get it.
Really enjoyed your trick. You fooled me. -Tom
One of the smoothest, simple, and mind blowing tricks I have ever seen !
Beautiful !! ♣♠♦♥
Nice one! Hedne, you're born to be doing this, so natural up on stage
Thanks for a very entertaining routine, Hedne'. So clean and impossible. I wish my friend Robert M was still with us to have seen this, as he really enjoyed your type of thinking. Tusen takk!
R.I.P.🙏
Tricks that appear to fail at first are the best tricks :) makes it much more satisfying when they turn out to work
Omg! That’s truly incredible! ❤️The brain conductor❤️
Awesome!! As always, amazed and confused.
Absolutely amazing...well done, sir!👍
Wow. That is a great trick. A fantastic routine
That was incredible! Great job, you fooled me. 💥BOOM!!!💥™
This was great! Really enjoyed!
Beautifully done..!! Loved it.
Really beautiful illusion! I love it when they're this "simple," because it makes the effect so much more impossible.
very elegant and mystifying, love the trick
Absolutely loved this trick , i don't even care how simple the method is, it is just beautiful
My favourite Magic secret revealer @irehman7
Thank you for all the work you do on YT as well.
It was great !! Loved it
Amazing. Well done.
I think I got what Penn explained. The trick wasn't to match the cards that Allison and the volunteer choose which was what the magician said he'd do. The trick was to get the chosen cards to match the King and the 4 when they're finally flipped around.
Yes, that is the “paper thin” secret
Fantastic my friend!!❤️❤️💪💪
I know how you did it but don't know how you did it. It probably makes sense to you. What an amazingly clean trick. Love it. Absolutely a mind buster this one.
That's a great magic trick. Respect to you man.
I liked your video just after watching your intro.. one word for this trick....*MARVELLOUS*👍
good show .. thanks.
Great job mate. I must say, I am really impressed with Penn and Teller.
Honestly one of the finest routines out there
VELDIG gøy å se på dette, Mikael! Norwegians like it!
Oh I love the eloquence of Penn's comments.
Best Magic ever.....🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is a very smart trick because the trick itself is hidden almost at plain sight!
Congrats to Hedné for the performance!
Aquiles Carattino I caught it the second time around. Which means I was FOOLED. But the simplicity of it is so good that simplicity in and of itself is the misdirection.
@Matthew Klimek watch again and describe PRECISELY what you saw, not what you think you saw
@@SKyrim190 still no idea lol
@Matthew Klimek when he shows the card, the number 10 and clubs show up at very precise moments. then when she guesses 33 its because he has 3 fucked up fingers in both hands
@@outviteslb8143 Yeah I kinda thought that he just used psychology to influence them, but demn that is risky.
Best show
I really enjoy this! Simple prop, within short period of time, still amazing! Btw, nice hair
i know how u did it but the way u did it was impossible to figure and hugely entertaining to watch
For my nors boys ! Good work awesome effort
Don’t try to be the smartest guy in the comments, respect the performance. It’s beautiful trick.
Had to watch it a few times to figure out. A nice, clean trick. The fact that P and T solved it live shows how keen they are.
Youd think they are professional magicians or something..
Bruh this dude is giving hearts even after these months!
It is very rare when I didn't get anything from Penn's explanation, but it doesn't really matter for me) Your trick amazed me and I'm gonna looking for your future illusions!
This one was doubly fun! ;)
@psqsteasjuice Exactly. Some might say paper thin. Also, "the trick they saw, not that you did" is a hint for most tricks, but even more so here. Either way this was a very enjoyable trick and made me think! (I wasn't even positive I figured it out, but Mr. Hedne liked other people's comment, but not "Red"s up top, which was a strong hint)
(also, this trick took more effort in terms of skill than Penn and Teller's trick in this episode! That wasn't a knock against P&T. Sometimes they do very complicated tricks and sometimes, it's incredible simple. Often, it seems with them that the more distraction/misdirection, the simpler the trick.)
@psqsteasjuice Some magicians do not understand "coded" messages because Penn improvises and often messes up the message. Even Penn sometimes doesn't understand his own message. However, the magicians are well behaved and pretend to understand Penn. But in this case, it was transparent - it was really the thin line (it's not just one line) that divided things into what was seen and the unseen.
This mans purple suit is a bigtime need, fuck yeah
Great. Trick
Anyone thought of Nokia 3310 when the number came up? Made me nostalgic.
ha ha!
Gode Mikael - din unge & spretne far tipsa meg om denne linken - og kva skal eg seie! Fantastisk, fenomenalt, fantasmagorisk!! Pure genious!!! Alt godt til deg!
Fantástico!!!
Hey hedné, it’s Isaac from Duluth Pack! Great to meet you today, and this trick certainly fooled me! 😂
Heeey! Likewise and thank you! Thanks for your great and kind service and help 😃
Fantastic trick, wonderful presentation, GREAT stage presence. I think you're doing exactly what you're supposed to be doing! Wish you the very best of luck, I really enjoyed this! There's a comment in here which goes into great detail about how it was done, and it's possible. Had I not seen that comment, I would have absolutely no idea. And for once (I watch these videos a lot and enjoy looking through the comments to see people work out the secret)....for once I actually wish I hadn't seen it!
I just love to see the impossible happening before my eyes, that is if I saw what I think I saw!
Ekstremt bra!
I feel so bad with how long penns code went on because i feel like hedne realized they figured it out fairly early in the speech
Well penn likes talking. He also wanted hedme to know not only that they did figure out what he did, but how much they enjoyed the trick.
@@samueljang1902 It's a Variety Show that adds suspense by making the audience think they're watching a game show.
At first i thought there was a lot going on but after penn spoke i think i was trying to follow something that wasnt there 🤣🤣 amazing trick! :)
can you explain to me what he meant?
@@TonyWorep i think he meant we were focused on seeing a card force, slight of hand.. etc on every move he made, but we couldn't see any because there was none :)))
@@Humaka01 That make sense. Since people who try to reveal the trick would try to use like sleight of hand and stuff like that, but in reality, there were any of that
@@TonyWorep He said he guessed both cards, but that didn't happen. He picked two cards and matched them with both choices they made during the act.... Normally the act leads to the actual cards and this act lead to a different outcome. Also, if you look at the 4 it is different in the photo and in the actual card.
Wow.
Yes very thinly separated indeed.
In fact I did NOT figure it out until I read the explanation "somewhere", despite the trick being really simple. A really good trick 🙂
Penn: thinly separated... Not gimmicked .. 😳
of course all the cards are thinly separated with written numbers and everywhere there is as expected as outcome...Thanks me i revealed easily....
Yeah he is saying "not gimmicked" very loosely this season. I think what he meant is that the two cards in the final presentation are *no longer* gimmicked.
Beautifully done. I still have no idea after watching three times.
It's soooo easy
I have this effect and it can be bought online
Love his suit jacket.
BOOM!! Den satt rett i sikringsboksen... rått mann. Vi skjønte iallefall ikke et kvekk!! Håper vi ses på Geilo igjen snart.
If they casually chose the correct number already on the back the card, i guess the trick would have finished earlier and in an even more spectacular way!
Wouldn't that be a coincidence and freak pen and teller the Fuck out. 😂
Amazing trick. Tutorial please?
Very nice... I don't know squat about magic, but I assumed P&T were not gonna guess correctly
Tror jeg skjønte hvordan du kom frem til kløverti, men trettitre skjønner jeg ikke bæret av. Veldig bra! :)
When the card from the envelope covered the cards they picked is when the magic happened 😉
Indeed, strange moment...
So if i understand penn correctly the cards are all double backed. I think you can kinda see him scrapping something off the underside when he takes out the 33 at 3:30. i think thats the way he did it. same with the 10.
If thats the actually how he did it i have to say i would have never noticed it without watching it again or help from penns codes.
The real magic is pen telling the trick without telling the trick
GREAT trick. @3:28 listen closely.
i liked it how well you acted...all disapointed when you first turned the photograph around. Magicians tend to be good actors!
After three times, I think I've got it...hint: no sleight of hand is required (I believe)
Nice trick!
Tell me pleaaase
@@bucinto Spoiler alert.
There are 104 thin cards.
hacksaw is my favorite tool in my garage
Part of me would love to know how you did this trick.
The other part of me loves not knowing how you did it.
Really cool trick
Bruh love it
What happens if the spectator picks a number or a card that is already part of your prediction? Has it happened before?
Good question :) But hey, I can’t reveal all the secrets... ;)
If the number and card were selected from the same prediction, the cards would no longer be turned over and there would be a big round of applause. The magician could turn over these cards, but I personally would not do so to keep the principle secret. Now the answer to your question - if, for example, Alyson changed the number 33 to 4 (ten crosses would not change in this case), then a problem could arise, because turning both cards or one (crosses ten) would reveal the principle of some exchange. positions. It would be necessary to force another change of number in advance. (Force cards to change if cards match). There are more unwanted coincidences than happy coincidences. It is best if the spectators choose different cards and different numbers, or exactly the same numbers and cards from the prediction. The magician made a great presentation, which also includes a little skill.
My guess: four different outs:
1) Neither number nor card matches prediction: as shown here.
2) Number matches, card does not: find matching card in deck, amaze everyone by showing the number on the back is what the spectator said.
3) Card matches, number does not: find number in deck, amaze everyone by showing the card with the selected number is what the spectator said.
4) Both match: just reveal the prediction.
If that's right, that seems really elegant: a ~1 in 26 chance of an even more amazing, even more impossible trick.
@Dara DeBuitlear There's a 51/2704 chance of out (2), a 51/2704 chance of out (3), and a 1/2704 chance of out (4), for a total of a 103/2704 chance (1 in 26.25...) of getting an even more amazing trick. I actually think the (much more likely) outs (2) and (3) are even more amazing than out (4), because (4) is just a little "too" impossible.
@@zygoloid It is practically never allowed to reach any good or bad extreme. If the first card selection matches, the change is immediately enforced, because you cannot rely on a happy second selection match. Lapidally, a happy or unhappy match between the two cards will never be met, because the selection of an identical card or number is avoided at the very beginning or at the end of the act of selection by the method of repeated selection. Counting combinations is not applicable in this case.
ya fooled me, I saw the picture go up and I was sure you did some sleight of hand. I guess that makes me the bumpkin and you the master lmao.
Loved the Tom Mullica influence on comedy and great trick.
Hmm, if I understand the "code words" correctly, it totally contradicts when Penn says "nothing is gimmicked". I think I can figure out one way to do this trick, and it involves some smooth handling.
@@aditsu well penn mentioned that what was on the table was not gimmicked i think. basically those two cards being clean for inspection.
how i think the trick was done it wouldnt actually be clean though, so im not sure on his method. fantastic performance!
I am pretty sure it is a gimmick deck yes
Huh, tror dette er første gang jeg har sett en av tryllekunstnerne på fool us som er fra Norge.
Picture was taken after the cards were chosen? That is why it is backwards
no sorry!
U fooled me alien 👽
Man, after a lot of thinking and listening to Penn’s words I just figured it out. And it’s even more amazing once you know the technique. I definitely have to make myself a copy of this deck.
Just tell me this..... Was the deck gimmicked in any way?
At 6:52 Penn says that nothing is gimmick
Well, that’s a bit vague because Penn refers to the stuff laying on the table. And it‘s true that there are better terms to describe this than „gimmick“.
@@ThomasGodart No.... no he did not say that exactly. He's talking about what;s on the table. And yeah, that is not gimicked.
Penn has been using the term "not gimmicked" very loosely this season!
I’ve never felt like more of a Muggle.
Well, I usually figure out 99% of the tricks. This is one of the 1% that I don't know. Or, I don't really know how something was done. It's such a wonderful routine!
kinda cringe xd
Double lift
@kevin gonsalves i don't believe any doubles were used. Just a simple cut is all it takes.
This trick is much easier than the guesses people are making. All that is required is that the number and card match when they are turned over, the whole trick is how that is done. The suit/number the participants choose make no difference, but it was the idea that they did that first had Penn and Teller thinking they had seen something impossible.
you said "All that is required is that the number and card match when they are turned over, the whole trick is how that is done.". Are you okay? Of course that's "all" that is required. I don't get you. That's the whole trick, how did he get it.
@@bohnec1 We never see all the cards, so the most plausible explanation is that he has a bunch of cards with the king of spades on the front and a bunch with 4 on the back. This should tell you everything. Regardless of which card would have been picked, the result would be the same as he has a specific selection of cards which, when turned over, will provide this exact same result on the other side. So what Jason said holds true, ONLY THE CARDS AFTER THE FINAL FLIP MUST MATCH.
@josip eric the "whole trick" was that he wantes you to believe they selected the right cards. That's why pen said the trick people are trying to figure out is impossible. But yes, the trick he "actually did" where he just had to have the backs of the selection match is very much possible. I could tell you but it wouldn't really be okay to reveal stuff on the magicians own channel. If you'd like a clue though, pay attention to how he's handling the deck when when he goes to get the first selection and what pen actually means in his "coded hint"
Exactly mate, people don't get the trick because they are trying to see an act that never happened. And even after Penn saying that in code they are still trying to figure out what they saw and not what really happened. He already had both cards selected, the choices are irrelevant.
@@37racso that is a good guess but not how it's done. as penn said, it's a normal deck. you're correct in assuming that only the flipped results matter though
Hes indeed a huge deal in Norway... 25% percent of the Norway’s population have already subscribed to his channel :) :) great magic though
Haha that’s brutal
Why then does he only have 410 subscribers?
@@graycuzzies5834 because that’s 25% of the Norway’s population ...
I really wanted him to end it with a Rick Roll. Missed opportunity.
Sorry 🤷♂️
Hint: in the beginning when he shows the cards, he didn't show all the cards with numbers then when he turned back the cards, he didn't show all the card faces..
But he could have :)
@ , then it should be a deck switch maybe. My point is that all the cards have the same number and face in their back OR I still don't understand Penn's code talking , and I was just starting to believe that :D
That’s what I thought and... that’s how I’d do it :)
@ darn really! Then i can't figure it out!! arghhhh
Very nice trick! I like how you threw in the misdirection for magicians too. Too bad Teller's code is as obvious as a London bus in Phoenix Arizona.
I'm glad you can figure it out. Honestly, I didn't follow it at all and I'm usually able to keep up with it. My hat's off to you if you figured it out.
Reminds me very much of a Brian caswell trick,or maybe Phil would enjoy performing it. 😁
When you grab the 10 of clubs the card next to it is a 6. But at around 318 at the bottom left you can see that the king of spades is next and you see something similar with the 33 though its more difficult to see
Good catch
Very cool trick!! I'll try to speak in code: what if I say that it was just...Destiny?
Pietro Aprà It wasn’t but only because I’ve done this effect for close to 10 years :) Could very well have been!
@ so that's why Penn said "the story you gave us is a different story than the one we remember". That was so potentially fooling...P&T have been extremely clever to distinguish 10 years of work from similar - but lazy - tricks! However, really congratulations!!
@@pietroapra4826 I would hardly call a well prepared trick a lazy one. But we all know that magic is 80% presentation.
Now THAT was a great trick. Clever manipulation of perception.
Actually two double lifts is enough for that trick to happen xd
his reference seems to be Tom mullica shows.
Exactly what I thought!
4:45 can anyone else hear a zombie in the audience?
Lol I did 😂😂
Errr.... what just happened?
Terrific, but I’m mad I can’t figure it out lol
Really a nice trick, Hedné, after 3x watching I finally got it how you did it.
looked to me when he held the picture up right over the cards on the table, something suspect was going on behind it :P
How did he do it?
@@Scorch428 I don‘t think so ;-)
OK, I'm not really looking for an explanation, but I need to know: is there anyone else who was utterly baffled by Penn's "code"? I mean, it seemed so well encoded that I didn't even know it was code, and yet, it also seems that he didn't say anything at all. Am I alone on this?
Its simple. Black magic.
@@95ZR580 Ah! Now it's clear. And Red roses for a Blue Christmas with a Green Christmas tree. Thank you for helping me understand. LOL ;)
What ever cards they chose, he attached his card and number prediction to the back via sleight of hand. If you looked at the back of his cards you not see the cards they picked
How did he do it?
Spoiler:
The Picture was made through a screen from below the table and developed directly on the table. Thats why he had to turn the cards after the picture was finished.
If they start off picking the 4 or the Ks then would you just ignore the picture and play off the card and the number being on the same card? That would be pretty funny to have a different trick prepared that only comes up a small amount of the time
Probably would, yes ;)