Penn & Teller Fool Us // Simon Coronel

The beginning of a surprising saga.

[PBnJTACO]

I love that he does it 4 times and the crowd only notices 3! So clean! Great sleight of hand

[danhthanhpham]

In the latest episode "Penn & Teller: April Fool US", This guy finally got his trophy having fooled Penn & Teller. Congratulations !

[engeng]

This guy was so underrated. He actually FOOLED Penn and Teller, and he didn't know that he did it! P&T Gave him the trophy this year.

[pwhnckexstflajizdryvombqug]

I know how he did it, yes it watched it twice, but I find it fascinating how simple it really is yet how the way he does it makes it so much better.
If you are wondering:




He has two red chips, there is pretty much always one in each hand, you may notice that it is always the red chip that changes hand. Go watch it again but with that information and you will realise that it makes total sense.

[RaphaelMagician]

This is what magic should look like, direct and clean! Super magical!

[therealBocaStudios]

I’m here cause I just found out you actually fooled them. I remember watching this the first time. When I first read up on Bo Bo I lacked the confidence to do coin routines with extra coins and I couldn’t afford gimmicks, so I learned a few of David Roth’s routines with only 4 coins. I didn’t know about flapper coins at that time and had to use your own routine here to learn the timing to do it myself. I actually did a version of this throwing the coin over my back into thin air and dropping it down my jacket or shirt pocket, tbh it looks more natural that way..anyway I wanted you to know it’s great to see some of those book methods come to life and you were a inspiration to me, glad to find out you did fool them!

[lethubuthelezi]

The crowd missed it! The reversal of the third chip back to his right hand from the left. That was slick. 😎

[PDeRop]

2:38 is my absolute favourite moment of this trick.

[Comical_LLama]

this trick is like watching a painter paint a masterpiece, u know how he paints it and u just marvel at how good he is

[solamanhuq]

For a guy who is just a fan this is a wonderful trick with a wonderful presentation. I know how it is done after a few watches but I was absolutely fooled the first time I watched this. And now that I know how it is done, it's even more wonderful because HE TELLS YOU EXACTLY HOW HE IS DOING THE TRICK AS HE IS DOING IT. Simply a brilliant delivery.

[RamanTvOfficial]

He chose me to examine the poker chips at magic live. I was blown away then, and am blown away now

[squadron]

I'll never get tired of watching this, bravo...

[videosmydad]

I was completely misdirected and was taken by surprise. Of course with the power of rewind I get more go's at it than a live audience. very nice!

[thinkboutit]

Back after they gave you the trophy! Congrats!

[danopticon]

BEST ACT EVER!! Pulling psychological tomfoolery on the audience, complete misdirection, is TOP-TIER magic, good sir!! I salute you!!! 🎩🐇👍🏼

[freshgames]

re-watched a bunch of times, such a great trick!

[BIG-MAD]

Congrats for the delayed trophy but when penn spoke about the colors (the red one), even I thought that they figured it out... but really spoken this is the most beautiful version I've ever seen in my life, thumbs-up

[TheScholar]

Its not the trick itself thats amazing, but the pure skill of handling them. Even knowing and following when or where the moves or stores or switches should be, it is so clean and seamless that the skill of it is as close to true magic as a person can get.

Truly amazing and i can see why from the code he would thing they busted him, but im happy he got called back once they realized they had actually been fooled

[davelee]

Best version of Free Fry I've ever seen

[AceofDlamonds]

This guy's personality is awesome as well.