Nate Jester 'Perfect' Faro Shuffle Card Trick
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- This is one of my favorite things to do with a perfect faro shuffle. It involves a 52 card deck and cutting the cards exactly at 26 each time. Check out my video blog post if you want to learn the Secret To Learning The Faro Shuffle.
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I also want to credit the creator of this trick, Magician Paul Gertner. Without his teachings on this, I would be nowhere.
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I'm getting a ton of great comments. Thank you! I do want to address some of the skeptics. :) The video is not in reverse. I did speed up a few slow spots to keep it quick, but it's 100% legit. No other edits. If you think about it, it's not possible in reverse. Literally would be more amazing. My mind would be blown. 💥 lol😂
Here’s a link to the full performance as taught by the master and creator, Paul Gertner
I tried posting a link, but UA-cam doesn't allow links in comments. SO...
Please search my channel for "Marked Unshuffled Card Trick by Magician, Nate Jester" and you'll see the FULL UNCUT PERFORMANCE WITH A LIVE AUDIENCE!
Thank you for your likes, comments and subscribes. I appreciate you guys!!!
You used magic marker didn't you... My lil bro uses that so he doesn't stain the walls and it comes off of clothing like it's invisible!
@@v4v819I’m glad you're thinking about it. It's a real sharpie. Thanks for the watch!
Well, that was my final guess, can't blame a man for trying... I'll now just sit back and enjoy your great tricks in your videos, and enjoy the master's work unabated by my uninitiated mind... Keep up the great content! :) @@SeattleMagician 👍👍
@@v4v819thanks and will do.
@@SeattleMagician You write the words first on a unshuffled deck,
then you do your first pharaoh shuffle,
then you start recording adding that little mark in the beginning, so it seems like you wrote all those lines,
then the first pharaoh shuffle is actually the second shuffle,
three shuffles' later back to an unshuffled deck... so I'm I right?
This is not just next level, it's like next several levels
Wow. Thanks man. 👊
Or he reversed the clip and put a little mark on the cards at the end. Shufflings good tho
Haha. Naw. Thisnis legit. Heres a video of me doing it live, at a corporate event ua-cam.com/video/RkNHbXPbetA/v-deo.htmlsi=dFuCiVUAlJ552x3Z
@TheAndyroo770 I mean, Paul Gertner invented the trick 30 or so years ago. So I doubt anyone would go through the trouble of reversing a video. I will tell you he didn't draw these markings on the cards with them in their initial order.
@@treyatkins4660 hmmm. Are you sure? 😎👍🤣
This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen in my life.
I appreciate that. Thanks.
I agree. I'm really impressed. Best card trick I've ever seen.
Seems like the video is just reversed.
Discrete maths
@@amrit351 That’s not true, but even if it was, how would that make it any less impressive? Reversed or “versed”, it would still be showing him changing the words bit by bit with each shuffle. Maybe if it went from “unshuffled” to completely scrambled you’d have a point, but the “unshuffled” split but was still legible, then split more but still spelt “unshuffled”, then scrambled but still together. No matter how you look at it, this would be impossible for any random person to be able to do without tons of practice.
Now my brain is UNSHUFFLED too !!
Mine too😂
@@MrKhan-od6it 😵💫👈🏼😂
Mine isn’t, in fact this is easily understandable.
Yup🤣🤣🤣
@@thecomedypilot5894🤓 erm... actually 👆
Love it. Digital logic in analog form. The importance of a perfect shuffle each time should be stressed, although you make it look easy.
what is digital logic, how is this digital logic? because its multiplied by 2??
I think it’s like using quick sort? It’s a computer algorithm to sort things
What? what are you saying
🤡
If this was in the 1600's, you'd be burned for witchcraft
They didn't have this kind of video editing back then
@@CnithTheOnliestOne ...........I'm well aware of that, Cnith...........
@@gheata_playz874😂
@@CnithTheOnliestOnetry to use your common sense
That witch burning shit happened like 5000 years ago dumass.
He has more control over his deck than most people do over their lives.
Oh man. 🤷🏻
This comment really felt like an attack 😂
He has more control over his deck than most people do over their di-
😂😂😂😂
He clearly has watched Yu-Gi-Oh cuz if this isn't "heart if the cards" idk what is
I believe I just witnessed real-life sorcery in action. Seriously, that is -memorizing- mesmerizing and mind-blowing how effortlessly you did that
*mesmerizing?
hello fanaticalight
Literally my thought right now 😢
Hello Mr FNF man
RoBeats player is here :O
I didn’t even realize the words becoming 1 word at first I was already impressed by the unshuffling partt
"Why have you watched this video 50 times?"
"Shut up I'm focusing."
His knowledge is to much advanced for us
Chess
Not really. He is resizing the word vertically, matching similarly marked parts
If only people know how easy this trick is in the scheme of all the tricks...
too’
I wanna say this is reversed 😂
My brain broke watching the most satisfying deck un/shuffling happen over and over, I didnt even clock a magic trick was happening
He doesnt Spin the cards which means that the writing doesnt Go away…
Isnt that logical?
@@lautsprecherfan123 dude, the writing could be written on a wall by the finger of G-d, I'm mesmerized by that gorgeous shuffling. Besides, magic is logical, but not everyone is privy to the full context in which it functions. Enjoy the fwippity-fwips, if you can't suspend your disbelief for roughly 60 seconds
I liked I liked
@@lautsprecherfan123 my dude, you need to shuffle them PERFECTLY in order for the writing not to get messed up, meaning only one card from each hand goes above the other when you push them together. This is very hard to do, try it yourself.
Awesome!!!
The ending was so slick, fanning out the cards fit so well
One of the few tricks I’ve seen where the solution is that the magician is just doing what he appears to be doing, and it’s an impressive skill.
No he really isnt. The cards are arranged beforehand and carefully realigned as he "unshuffles" the deck. Every truly shuffled deck of cards is a unique shuffle. That is a mathematical fact, as the possible number of ways to order a pack of cards is 8x10^67. For reference, there are about 2.4x10^67 atoms in the Milky Way Galaxy. Therefore, its statistically impossible this deck was a unique shuffle before or after he began moving cards.
^^ Exactly. He's doing exactly what he appears to be doing. He arranged the deck beforehand and shuffled it with precision. But because of the shuffling technique, he can guarantee where each card falls. All skill, and still looks impressive!
@@bigmeatswangin5837 love the explanation thanks
@@bigmeatswangin5837it’s a perfect faro shuffle where every card is perfectly alternating, rather than randomly distributed. Did you even watch the video??
He’s not though.
This isn't just mastery over cards it's wizardry on a whole new dimension. Never seen anything like this before.
Thanks
My sisters dad did shit like this.ni swear he IS a wizard. LMAO!
You could learn it in an hour. Don't understand why people think it's wizardry?
@@anderslarsen4412a whole hour seems a little much... I didn't even realise this was supposed to be a trick 😂
It is a farrow shuffle and that's it though... i mean, it is just showing off a skill that is more common than you'd think. Ever heard of a perfect hand in bridge, where every player gets all cards of one symbol? Happens more often than you'd think because the farrow is used as regular shuffling by more people than you realize.
I'm staying away from card gambling. This guy is more than incredible.
no reply is crazy
Me too....I've won more than ever in January to only get too arrogant and lose more than ever in February 🫣 the gamblers curse
Not so fun fact, the most work injuries are reported by card dealers. They work 12-16 hours a day, always standing up, and it takes a massive toll at your wrists and fingers. It's NO joke.
Five-hundred years ago, you would be ON FIRE! Literally.
Not sure if I'm more impressed with the perfect shuffle, or the perfect cut 😮
Apparently there are no edits 🤷♂️ He also pointed out in the comments the video that inspired him. But hey, maybe I m too naive
We are too naive. Never believe the Internet. 😅😂😂❤@@maikybourgeois5086
Exactly.
it's fake
@@maikybourgeois5086
I believe the person meant "cut" as in the cutting of the deck, I *believe* anyway
Some tricks are pure trickery, some are pure skill. This, doing a perfect shuffle several times in a row, is skill.
With a little bit of practice you can do it too. Doing it by aligning the edges is deceivingly easier than it seems.
What's truly a marvel is someone like Richard Turner. He has a black belt in Muay tai (I think? forget the marshall arts name), can do every trick in the book completely looking natural including the faro shuffle (doing it in a standard riffle shuffle style), and confusing even the best card magician at the time Dai Vernon. Now all this while being completely blind. Truly an inspiration.
@@VictorF0326is this Richard Turner?
Damnn
@@finnanagans5055lmao
@@VictorF0326Holy fuck
What a fantastic visual for how *NOT* random perfect shuffles are-and how they can be used for tricks 🤩
Thanks for watching!
This is in reversed
@@gmanchannel7 how you wanna shuffle like that in reverse? It can be edited but it could be a trick too
@@gmanchannel7 really? Hm. I didn’t think so
Either way, it’s a great visual bc it is true that “perfectly” shuffling cards is not random. My bro and I talked about that a lot when we played magic. Pile shuffle, BAY BEE
@@gmanchannel7It’s not reversed, and it’s not edited. He wrote the text first, shuffled a couple times and began the video by pretending he just wrote it. Keep shuffling it, and it will complete the cycle, ending up with what he wrote initially.
Are we gonna talk about the fact he just split a deck perfectly in half 3 times in a row
This is actually a really good lesson in how horizontal versus vertical resolution works.
Elaborate, I didn't follow.
ding ding ding!
@@naintham5849Have you ever seen one of those photos of a word that extremely skinny & you have to slant the photo to read the word? Sort of in that ballpark.
@@atomdecayI was about to reply in a lengthy form and explain but this is actually a really good and digestible way to explain it for someone that is new to the concept. I might have to steal this if that’s okay. Lol
@@Kb-gh2rkwhat is the lengthy version?
Young man, I'm 70yo
and you
Broke My Brain!
Awwww
Gooday grampa
there’s bugs under your skin
What. @@rushrushw
@rushrushw you have bugs for brains
Guys it’s several perfect shuffles, many skilled card handlers can do this as shown. Very satisfying to watch with the writing
Clearly a card wizard
Lmao he pre wrote on the deck
@@marvel6493 the best trick in the video is the opening frame where he is touching up the writing. Makes you think he drew that pattern and produced the text out of nowhere. In fact it is the opposite. 😉
Go Mariners!
@@marvel6493as opposed to what? writing on it after the trick?
My favorite ever effect on Penn & Teller Fool Us. Paul Gertner performed it so masterfully.
This must be the simplest yet most difficult card trick/shuffle I've ever seen!!!
Mad props to you!!! 🤯
It’s reversed😂
@@thijsmijnders3452I just know you gotta be joking
@@thijsmijnders3452 It’s not reversed 😂
Thank you!
@@thijsmijnders3452ur the worst kind the worst.
I love unshuffled, its my favorite routine. Having the final reveal be the companies name has scored me so many gigs it is insane.
Congrats ! So many companies, big or small, don't realize the small things are what really appeal to us. Heck, even when Animorphs books had an animation in the corner of the pages, making it a flip book as well :) like freal, the small things are what get us humans goin all WOW that COOL !
@@prystanskianimorphs mention! love those books
@@prystanskiNow you have me wanting to rebuy those books. I remember reading them, but I had no idea there was a flip book in the corner art. I thought it was just a nice little picture.
Magic usually don't impress me as I grew old. But this is on another level. Even better than making a train disappear!
A wise woman once said the only way to make a train dissappear is if you put the caboose in the front 😂😂😂😂
The video is in reverse duhh
Its not magic its math, each part of the letter is divided at the start and slowly compressed together. Works best with bold letters
So grateful to be alive during this time. Endless sights to behold in the palm of my hand
He has simply perfected that one step of inserting the half deck evenly into the second half
"simply" 😂
@@Bowie_E it is pretty simple when you get a deck of trick cards.
@@rickwilliams967 Lol, no and I'm pretty sure Bowie_E was being sarcastic.
Doing the "Faro Shuffle" is not trick cards and it takes tremendous practice to do it perfect.
@@themagicdragon2011 I love magic tricks but as a kid that grew up learning tricks, I found that card tricks were either mathematically driven or the deck was modified. However yes - it takes tremendous skill to pull this off. I do wish I could see the spread/fan of card in the beginning. The letters are the pinstripes wink wink
Could the video be reversed?
You're more talented at shuffling cards than I'll ever be at anything ever.
Apparently, it's unshuffling the cards. Weird.
Yes.
Same with me. I can only do things that lots of people can do. I don't have one unique talent.
😮
Nope.. I know someone who’d blown ur mind.. he can catch whatever card you call.. he can shoot the cards in the air n catch the one you called without even seeing it.. idk how
I can't comprehend any of this . This is absolutely dope
Search "Paul Gertner fool us"
Reverse video maybe
I thought there was a hair on my screen when I saw your pfp. It tried to remove it but then realised it was a pfp
@francesca9294 I'd this video is in reverse he's not just a magician, he's a literal wizard.
@@francesca9294 bro what, that would be actual magic
I'm gonna be that guy and call this video editing. I don't see how it's not. In the beginning, there's those first two columns of squigles that look like tiny u's and nothing connecting them. At the end they are perfectly straight and also connected by a tiny curve at the bottom that we can see doesn't exist at the beginning.
If this really isn't video editing then I think it's amazing, but I really can't see how it isn't.
This man is 4 multiverses ahead of me with his skill 😂
Yooo!! 1k in one day!?!?
reverse video play
Have you really played in reverse and checked. Faro shuffle wouldn't really look like that in reverse. Dude I am no card expert but, at times logic ain't gonna hurt.
Bull
correct he did it first, wrote on the side, put them back in order, then pulled out the marker touched the corner then started the vid. sorry you couldnt think one step further before you commented.
@@Ke-D
@@elexar23- I think I’d watch again closer. My Grandpa and my Great Grandfather were legendary with decks of cards, putting cards where they wanted them without us ever being able to clock a single thing.
…and they weren’t professional card players or magicians.
bro i can't even shuffle in peace, there's gotta be a card flying every time 😂 this is mad crazy! it's so cool!
Haha Right!?! Sometimes I end up taking like five cards from the middle of the deck and slide them in somewhere else in the deck.. then I take a couple more cards and repeat until I say F*** it! 52 pickup it is!! Figure you scatter them pretty good doing this.. they have to be shuffled good enough by now!! HAHAHA 😅😅🤣😂🤣😂
Wait till you try to fling a card to hit/slice something.
When you pick Bard but go with extremely low Dexterity
Download and reverse the video. Then you can see how this is done.
@@neoxyteHe's not doing it in reverse
Crazy cool. Seems impossible but if there’s trickery here, it’s REAL good
Holy moly. I dealt blackjack once upon a time, but I was never this skilled.
That's a really unnecessary lie...
@@TripDadLifeIs it really that unthinkable that someone on the internet could have been a dealer at one point in their life?
@@TripDadLifeYou know there are blackjack dealers in this world, right? What do you think they do in their freetime? Probably use the Internet like everyone else.
@@TripDadLifeMy best friend is only 19 and she is a card dealer at our local casino lol, she deals blackjack, poker and Texas holdem so it’s not really something so uncommon
@fingertapper88 youre getting called on a lot of bullshit rn anything to say?
I love how the word multiplied then changed font sizes. It's insanely cool how the reds and blacks separated into alternating order too :0
Must've taken sooo much practice.
idk if you're being sarcastic or not but this is actually a really simple trick that you could probably do yourself--you just need to set it up in reverse.
Trick cards* It took trick cards.
@@dbfr2017 Simple in concept but very difficult in execution. A perfectly executed outward Faro Shuffle eight times in a row is simply impressive.
I don't know how you would setup a Faro in reverse. That actually seems way harder to do, and a Faro is hard enough to do perfectly to begin with.
Its not a magic trick and it's not hard practice as he even takes his time fiddling the correct position. Easiest thing of my life
The trick is to write UNSHUFFLED on the side, then first shuffle it for 3 times, so you got the cryptic marks on the side and then you start the recording for this video.
WHAT??!! That is truly amazing!
No it ain't. He just writes the words on it beforehand. Then unshuffles. Then when he starts the camera he shuffles them back.
@@cjackflythere is a lot more to it than that
Reversed the video ez
Or just write on the side of the pack and cycle those split shuffles. The word will keep going and coming.
More like truly impossible
"As long as the audience thinks that seeing is believing, there's no limit to the number of tricks a magician can pull off" if you know you know
I absolutely LOVE the fact that you didn't spoil this with unnecessary music! The sound is as elegantly clear as your perfect Faros.
although he spoil it with the cliche "like comment subscribe"
Yk what LOVE means?
This vedio is edited lol
It's in reverse 😂
Cameraman drink invisibility potion? 😂😂
and no fake laughs either. what a rare scene
@@johnpoo1662rightttttt because you definitely wouldn’t if you were a content creator.
No funky music,no trash talks,no unnecessary anxiety..just pure talent and nonstop goosebumps
Fr
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bruh shut
wah, wah, wah, wah
what videos are you guys watching? i’ve been on yt shorts for a few minutes and haven’t encountered a video with annoying music like everyone else keeps saying
I don't care what anyone says there's obviously some kind of trickery going on here how do you make the letters repeat four times cut any of those letters into four sections and you can't make the word for more times why do people keep saying this is just perfect shuffling it's something else
The false climax is so effective every time. Like a good triple monte ending. Really enjoyed this.
How.. TF.. did you do that?! 😮
I’m actually more impressed that he could unshuffle a deck of cards by having each half perfectly aligned with each other before bringing them back together than I am at an actual card trick 😂 that was cool!
The video is played reverse also santa clause is gay
@@MaB-b7l nope, not a camera trick. he could've done that before your very eyes. (it's a classic trick called unshuffled, I'm not gonna reveal it here)
He just shuffled the deck?
@@mistykal he actually unshuffled it 😁
It's pure abilit and having the cards prepared in the first part. He writes unshaffled 8 times and he shuffles his cards in a perfect one by one. From 8 it goes to 4, from 4 to 2 and then from 2 to one big unshaffled
He did it in reverse first then undid it!
First he wrote the words "unshuffle" and "like + follow" on the cards then. Then he split the deck and shuffled, repeated this three times. Then he starts recording the video and acted like he just wrote on the cards, and then reverse shuffles to reveal the original order.
Love this trick. Faro shuffles became a thing of comfort for me. Not good at them, but its so satisfying
Keep at it.
By far one of the coolest tricks I've seen.
The man who created this trick performed it on pen and teller’s “fool us”. One of the best ones.
Nope. This trick existed a long time ago already. Magicians have their own version of tricks, the one on Penn and Teller has a totally different secret.
It was Paul Gertner. Video is in UA-cam.
This guy has Mastered the trick.
@@rodlah6205Paul Gertner uses the same faro shuffle, don’t know what you’re talking about lol
@@Nate-ld7zjJohn Maskelyne invented the Farro shuffle, you have no idea wtf you're talking about
In casinos blackjack automatic shufflers don't cheat I call b*******😂
How, how , hooooow ?
My brain: I don’t know 🤯
Recorded and played backwards.
It's like with the Rubik's cube: the number of possible configurations is enormous, but finite, so after going through them all, you'll eventually get to the solved state ;)
/jk
@@elliotalderson4568 dude I'd be more impressed with that than the actual trick look how he is shuffling you can't do that backwards
Today i learned i got so good at shuffling i stopped actually shuffling. This explains a lot
I've always had a similar issue with TCGs. Maybe my problem is shuffling too much...
Despite its simplicity, this is the most impressive card trick ive ever seen, bravo.
Thanks
@@SeattleMagicianI love this! Love your art and work. I can remove this comment but I’m wondering if the deck isn’t sold that way or premade by you not by hand because the only mark we see you make with the marker is the only mark that doesn’t fit the rest and is a different saturation than the rest. The shuffling is still skilled and all that but I was thinking how do you plan and draw that and watched over and just wanted to know. It’s such an amazing trick. I didn’t want to do a top level comment. Feel free to remove this. Much love to you and your art. Subscribe from me ❤
Thanks for the comment and I don't mind. The decks are legit us playing card company cards. I do have them printed with my logo on the backs but that's for style only. I did hand write the marks on the cards by hand. It takes forever and that's why it's not in the video. I wanted to make it short and to the point. I only used the sharpie in the video as a prop, to show that's how I made the marks. Which is true. The small dot you see was a mistake. I got too close while filming. Lol
@@SeattleMagician thanks so much! Thought I figured something out lol. I really appreciate it. You’re seriously so talented and are so positive with it. Thanks again. I’d love to see the process of making it. That’s as much talent as the shuffles. Seriously great job.
Thank you.
Or.... I can so it manually much faster than marking it (and it's more fun too)
This is one of the most impressive card skills I’ve ever seen
@@adem14159 Educate yourself by typing Faro Shuffle on google
Ikr
@@adem14159its not. Its been shown how to do it by multiple people that have a huge following. I get it, you dont understand something so it must be fake.
Cards have always brought me a sense of comfort. I love cards and card games.
Because they are what they are. They don't change. In today's times, everything can be many things. Stressful
I'm always impressed by the dexterity and accuracy people have with cards. It may not be magic, but it sure is madness.
Me too. My hands are small and I’ve never been able to master it.
...oooor maybe the video is backwards!
@@vi2e Even if the video is reversed, precision in card splitting is required for the words to double. The Faro shuffle is a real technique, making the video almost entirely authentic.
This is still card magic
My dad ( an ex professional magician) taught me this shuffle, among many others but this one was always most satisfying
The video is not reversed. I was lucky enough to see Paul Gertner do this in person at a lecture about 30 years ago. It's a solid trick and a great way to practice the faro shuffle. If you enjoyed this, please look up the originator, Paul Gertner. He's one of the greats!
He was awesome one Fool Us
It would not even be possible in reverse
Obv
Yes! And on Carson
So wait, this is legit??
A man did this on Penn and Teller fool us and fooled them. It’s a great trick and I love it every time I see it.
Paul Gertner.
Yeah pretty sure it's Paul's trick?
@@samsparks651 the perfect shuffle has been around almost as long as cards. It's one of the easiest ways to cheat.
Doesn't appear to be a trick, just insane skill
@@anmolt3840051 that's what a trick is my guy
I’ve watched this so many times in a row that “shuffle” is no longer a word in my head
Doing
Ong😭😭😭
How long did it take for you to shuffle cards the way you do in this video? Amazing!
This is truly remarkable. The level of anticipation has increased significantly. It's quite impressive! Your intellect and talents are truly exceptional.
Shut up AI bot
The best part about this trick is that it seems like anyone can do it and theres nothing extra going on! Truly remarkable
Anyone COULD do it. Just takes an hour of practice.
This was cool at first, but when he turned the cards over and they were all in order, that made this awesome!
Thank you
That's a reverse vedio 😂
@@harsimrn00018if you think doing it in reverse would be easier when you can see cards falling with gravity and it has to go from unshuffled once to twice to four times, what do you think is happening
Tutorial wasn’t clear, currently on my 12th deck of cards.
I gotta say... I very rarely leave comments. That was uncanny, and I'll never forget this. You have an amazing skill and your delivery was flawless.
It's fake. Don't be fooled
@@Lori-lp6ucGot proof?
I see alot on the Internet, but I've never been this impressed at someone skill 😮
Clearly you havnt seen the video "dog rides scooter at skate park"
@@feelincrispy7053clearly you havnt seen «dog rides onewheel»
I saw a high school kid do this exact trick at PA All State Chorus in 2003, IIRC. In addition to being a talented singer, he was also a legit professional magician.
I remember him floating a card in the air and spinning it around his body, and I remember THIS "unshuffled" trick. Is that you, "Magic Tom"?
This guy 😂😂😂😂
Tom is back
Wtf😂
Man magic Tom used to goto every magic show and flip it upside down in terms of his ability to perform! Then he’d give a tape out of his music and let you meet his students like kris angels and David blaine good times in PA
It was 21 years ago, he should be toms child 😅
Of course it's fake. But that's the point. It's a very good fake :)
The final boss of card shuffling right here
Its not even a magic trick at this point, its just insanely precise skill.
Or played in reverse
@klaeLIFE nah ive seen this in person before, its just precision
@@klaeLIFE nah, this is called an algorithm and it's actually an easier trick to do than it looks as long as you get decent at cutting the deck.
There is no shuffling hapenning here, farrow "shuffles" predictably relocated cards in a known and specific pattern and it takes less than 200 farrow shuffles to get back to the original card order from the first shuffle provided you are good at cutting the deck.
This. was. BEAUTIFUL! You have the most amazing skills!
Your talent is truly awe-inspiring!!!
It is a mind-blowing thing to witness! Always keep learning and teaching !keep up the good work! 💯
Thank you!
the way my jaw completely dropped…this guy is super talented!!
That's freaking bad ass!
Thanks!
LeOOOOoOoooOo
Now THIS is real magic!!!
Someone has to explain to me how this can work. I'm not saying it is but it seems fake
I sat here and watched it and I still don't believe it! That's amazing!
It’s in reverse
It's reverse 😂
@@Professor-Scientist YALL ARE DUMB AS SHIT 💀🥲
@@Professor-Scientist so if it were reversed... he would be separating them with just his fingertips??? Reverse this and see if it looks like magic...
If it's hard to believe, then play this video in reverse and you're actually watching the original video the way it was made, or in other words the video is reversed
That was the coolest thing I’ve ever seen.
Thatwas reverse vedio 😂
Dude is a legitimate and real professional.
How many times did you cut this video? And how many decks where used?😂
Absolutely insane talent!! Wow. I love it when my brain explodes before 9am... Thank you sir!!
Wow, thanks!
Me when shuffling cards: Alright best I can do is throw them all over the table. And then there are people like him. 😂
Wow! That’s some real skill! I can’t even do an imperfect one!
But in order to have the word at the end means there's an order meaning you'll get the same cards in the same spot every time
Dude this is honestly one of the most impressive and mind boggling things I’ve ever seen
The beautiful part is that there's no trick to the deck, and no sleight of hand. (The perfect shuffle is the hard part.) You can try it yourself if you want, just do a manual "perfect shuffle".
Setup is easy: write a word or picture, then do the reverse of a few perfect, 1-for-1 shuffles. (deal from the bottom of the deck into 2 piles, stack the piles, repeat.)
They key insight is this: For every shuffle, the cards in each half of the deck are vertically separated from each other the same amount, then the 2 halves come together to close each other's gaps.
Short word vertically expands to a tall word at 1/2 density, then is interlaced with a copy of itself to fill the gaps.
Watch slowly for clarity.
Very cool effect, might not call it "the most impressive magic trick" though lol.
@@ts4gv thanks for the breakdown ! 😋😋
@@gregreee 👍
yeah at first glance i figured it was some clever trick deck and/or insane sleight of hand skills too lol.
Video in reverse
@@eggshapedisraelioperative6317 That doesn't even make sense
I think I know how you did it and you're absolutely brilliant for it. This kind of magic is so much fun to experience in person, you get zero signs of misdirection to latch onto and it really does feel completely impossible.
it all comes down to the split if u no what i mean
All he did was take a new deck, write on the sides of the deck, shuffle it, and then he started recording. He made a little mark with the sharpie to give the illusion he just wrote it now, and used the shuffling trick to reorder the entire deck back to normal. Makes it appear as though he also knew how to write the letters in a way that it would come out like that.
@@JohnDabs420You're high, bruh. Look at the first shuffle, that 5 of spades ain't in the right place
you could manually do the reverse shuffling; it's not like he's doing it on a fresh deck (or because you know how perfect shuffling works, divide the deck into 8 equal parts and write the message vertically squished on each of them)
@@GuessxWhox21 I'm high? Your comment isnt even relative to mine
This is THE single GREATEST magic tick I have EVER SEEN in my entire life
Right on. Thanks.
not a trick tho
@@lazypops3117 No dude, it's "tick"...TICK...dont you know how to read?
@@xxdemonshitxxOh dear, you must feel like a silly goose. It would appear you forgot an apostrophe. 😘
I must be a complete idiot. I have no idea how this is possible. It cant be true
Nah this dude is a wizard I refuse to believe that’s possible 😂
The last time I saw a trick like that, it fooled Penn & Teller. That's absolutely awesome.
this would not fool penn and teller lol
It's a cool effect. Nice because there's no sleight of hand, no trick deck. The perfect shuffle is the hard part but lots of people do those, and you could do basically the same trick by doing that shuffle "manually".
They key insight is this: For every shuffle, the cards in each half of the deck are vertically separated from each other the same amount, then the 2 halves come together to close each other's gaps.
Short word vertically expands to a tall word at 1/2 density, then is interlaced with a copy of itself to fill the gaps.
Watch slowly for clarity.
@@ts4gvexcept it literally did on their show “fool us.” This part of the trick didn’t but there was another part using the same principle that did fool them.
I know how he done it. He wrote the biggest UNSHUFFLED word first then he split it into 2 decks of cards and stack them up. Then he do it again for another 2 times. Everytime he split the cards into 2 decks, the more UNSHUFFLED words he got. He just need to show it in the video how he reverse the shuffled card to became the unshuffled card.
Having said that, he's done it perfectly!
Regardless how the words got on the sides of the cards... you're watching him shuffle/unshuffle the cards perfectly. There is no magic here... just skill.
Wait until you have to put those exact cards back in a stack so it says that
Props to the Creator and the person doing the trick for sure. The perfect split and shuffle is definitely a skill and it's not magical it's just a really good skill. What a lot of people are probably missing though is that in order for this trick to work correctly the original card setup has to be a certain way - can't just be totally random mix of cards.
This is one of those rare unique tricks that breaks your brain in that pleasant way only sleight of hand can do. Bravo!!! 🔥🔥🔥
The cool part is this: no sleight of hand, no trick deck. The perfect shuffle is the hard part but you could do the same trick by doing that shuffle "manually".
They key insight is this: For every shuffle, the cards in each half of the deck are vertically separated from each other the same amount, then the 2 halves come together to close each other's gaps.
Short word vertically expands to a tall word at 1/2 density, then is interlaced with a copy of itself to fill the gaps.
Watch slowly for clarity.
So easy to play a video in reverse . Only a kid would not understand that
@@droo3010 Think about it for 5 seconds lmfao this is obviously not in reverse
@@ts4gvlack of common sense: assume that 2 fingers compressing the cards could bem reversed
Slight of frame editing
Idk whats more skilled, being able to shuffle perfectly or calculating how to place marks on the card thaf result in various words each time.
Would you not just write out unshuffled on the unshuffled new deck before you do it?
Splitting them into smaller words isn't hard though, cause you're splitting them into slices and putting the alternating slices together, which loweres the resolution because there's less slices but keeps the general shape, or in this case word.
I was looking for that comment@@j0kerclash289
Yeah he wrote it on the deck when. It was new out box in un shuffled order. He actually said that too
He already wrote it while unshuffled. he just showed the sharpie in frame the same way those fake minecraft pixel art videos do it
my brain cant comprehend this. Crazy impressive.
The real skill in this is that small little line up you do when you touch 2 halfs of the deck together. That initial part right there is the absolute most important step and you mastered it and blew my mind bro.
or u just pause the video and fix the cards...
@@swayzysleazytry to relax and enjoy your life. It really isn’t that long.
@@AmieDeLallaplease don’t waste your time replying to UA-cam comments that will likely never be seen. Life is short!
which is precisely what you yourself just did !???
🤣 😭
This aint next level, this is max level🔥
I tried this in the casino, and now I'm writing this from prison. Thanks a lot.