WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS Magic Tricks Finally Revealed | Penn and Teller

The ultimate act of magic is to create something out of nothing! And talent shows around the world have witnessed the best of magic in recent years.
So, be it the famous sponge ball magic from Penn and Teller show, or David Blaine magically making the teeth to reappear, in this video, we'll uncover the secrets behind some of the World’s Greatest magic tricks.

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Below is the list of the World's Most Famous Magic Tricks revealed:
At number 5: The Sponge Ball Trick (Xulio Merino - Penn & Teller Show)
At number 4: Pulling Out the Teeth Trick (David Blaine)
At number 3: The Duck Trick (David Copperfield)
At number 2: The Disappearing Card Trick (Takumi Takahashi)
At number 1: Vanishing in a Junkyard (Criss Angel)

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So guys, which trick did you like the most? And who’s your favourite magician of the lot?
Also, name any other video topics you would like us to create?
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[FactoFusion]

So guys, which trick did you like the most? And who’s your favourite magician of the lot?
Also, name any other video topics you would like us to create?

[GameTime-yjqv]

The reveal of the sponge guys act just makes it look even more impressive. The skill, timing, and precision it takes is incredible.

[jjh]

As they say, revealing the trick doesn’t just take the magic away. It makes you appreciate the precision and skill

[pepelepar]

Revealing these tricks only adds to how impressive these people are at what they do. Imagine the years and years of practice, failure, more practice before finally being able to do it flawlessly.

[vella]

These kinds of channels are horrible to magicians 😂

[whitestone]

Your videos have helped me reach over $180, 000 in trading by age 23! Thanks FactorFusion. Keep the videos coming. 👍🏽

[TheSwiftMagician]

I’ve been a professional magician for two decades. You got the duck trick completely WRONG. First of all the bucket has a “mirror” right down the middle. So a real duck is indeed hidden in there. What you see is half the box and then an inverse reflection of the same half of the box; so it looks empty. But you totally failed to mention that all important MIRROR!! That bucket is available from magic dealers, and it’s called the “Duck Bucket”. Nowadays, you can even buy it online.
Then the box used to “vanish” the duck is called the “Take Apart Vanish”. That type of trick box is available for purchase at premium magic shops, or online. In my magic shows, I use that “Take Apart Vanish” box to vanish a bunny. And that wasn’t an inflatable duck, nor do I use a fake bunny. They are real. The way the special box is taken apart allows the duck to be cleverly removed, hidden in a bag behind the top of the box. That box top is placed on a table with a very stretchy cloth on top and a hole underneath which hides the duck. So it creates the illusion of laying the box top flat on the table. I don’t know if you pretend to know these magic secrets, but sadly, to get that one so wrong shows your ignorance.

[debasishraychawdhuri]

The fake duck had really convincing feet movement and neck movement.

[MTRAdmiralty]

Criss Angel always uses TV tricks for his "magic." MindFreak? Nope.

[elisahara]

the disappearing card trick/snap deal is incorrect... it is, he hides the card in his hand yes- but he doesn't ditch, instead he transfers the cards into his other hand and simply twists his hands to make it look like the cards reappear this is a very hard trick.

[lorenrobertson]

My favorite was the inflatable duck...
That will also quack, and poop, and walk around....LOL

[jw]

Chris Angel is the absolute shammiest " magician ". Anything you see on " tv show " magic would, for the average viewer, instantly become a " camera trick " act. It loses its presence. I remember I went to go and watch Chris in 2012 in Vegas. He performs a " flying hankerchief " act, but you could clearly see the cable attached to it as it flew around the room... how anyone can rate " chris angel " as a magician is absurd to me.

Out of this entire video, the sponge ball act, dissapearing card act, , and the copperfield act are what you can consider " magic ".

[wickedcabinboy]

In the teleporting duck trick you forgot to note that the magician opened the bucket from the other side from the original side he used to show us that it's empty.

[CzyDunt]

Inflatable duck! That's the funniest thing I've heard. 🤣😂🤣

[vernrussell]

I wouldnt have guessed there was a mirror with the one in the junkyard in a million years, so simple when explained but so clever at the same time. The skill level of the sleight of hand magicians amazes me also

[elidevera]

I bet magicians are disliking this video 😂 just kidding. Kudos to the magicians. They are giving us entertainment in live without noticing their trick easily. That is a true talent.

[pixelschorsch]

Every member of the Magic-Circle knows that the explanation of the duck-trick is incorrect.

[jasonbowman]

To think, after all these years I thought magic 🎩 existed.... We'll at least the Easter bunny 🐰 won't let me down 🤗

[KidFury]

The best part is the audience member in the duck truck was Milton from Office space!! 😂😂😂

[pjstartv]

It doesn't matter if people reveal how magic tricks are done because even if you know how they're done, it takes years of practice and SKILL to do these tricks. It's not as if anyone can just pick up these tricks and become a magician overnight.