Secrets Of The Most Dangerous Magic Tricks Revealed

Coming up are some of the most dangerous magic tricks revealed.

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[taboushy]

“Well the magician never reveals his tricks” *”but I do”*

[clasy]

Netflix: are you still watching?
Someone's daughter: 5:59

[Ophorey]

No matter how many times we learn about these tricks we are still dazzled by these tricks.

[CosmoTexst]

I think I’m more impressed with the thought and the precise timing that go into all these tricks just do no one gets hurt or even killed. I’m glad everyone stays safe and uninjured.😆😆

[libragyrl]

A magician never reveals their secrets.
Jigsaw: Do you want to play my game?

[geezygee]

I thought I knew them all, but that apple/ring/arrow thing was a massive WHAT?! from me! The engineers behind that one were definitely thinking outside the box!

[SenKurosaki]

Funny thing is while using a blunted drill is common for performing the drill to the head trick 19:37 i remember watching a documentary about Buddhist monks one of which could press an active drill to their flesh and the drill would grind and get caught by the flesh and the drill would then be seen hanging from them, the handle spinning hands free as the drill bit itself is tangled in twisted skin to prove that monks are capable of ignoring intense pain and demonstrate a sort of "invincibility", now that was a sight to see.

[spudnickuk]

Even though im watching how the trick is done, i still watched between my fingers over my eyes.
Still convincing

[unknownwords]

I think I’m more impressed with the thought and the precise timing that go into all these tricks just do no one gets hurt or even killed. I’m glad everyone stays safe and uninjured.

[amberwolf]

If you want to see more of these lol u can watch the masked magician- he shows how to do everything- this reminded me of it.

[volshebny]

Yeah, both your explanation and Aaron Crow are amazing! Thanks for the explanation!

[anthonydurrant]

One trick l remember clearly is "Defying the Boxers, " a bullet-catching feat pioneered by Chung Ling Soo, the Fabulous Chinese Conjurer. He devised a method of altering the gun to prevent it from firing at all, the blast came from the ramrod chamber below the gun. To do this he sealed the hole leading to the firing chamber and bored a hole in the bottom. He used sleight of hand to make it look like he'd caught the bullet, but sadly, he was actually killed while performing this feat due to being forced to use fine gunpowder, which clogged up the hole in Rifle Three.

[Sir_Uncle_Ned]

I really am amazed at how clever some of these solutions are. I've always wondered how they do this body horror stuff with no actual injury

[frosty]

Be amazed: a magician never reveals his secrets… BUT I DO

[NIGHTOWL-jfzt]

Fun fact: The first known case of water spouting was by a man named Haji Ali who was able to do this as an act. he would drink water then fuel after that would float on top. The fuel would come out first igniting flames, then the water would put it out. Haji Ali died with the secret of how to do it. Water is scarce in some regions of Africa, A man named Winston Carter, as a child learned how to carry water inside his stomach that he could bring up at will. It was used for cooking and bathing, etc. In his own words, "it's not magic".

[carlo]

I believe the drill was a shiny hard plastic and the broken glass eating was an edible candy that was brittle.

[thomashaggerty]

"A magician never reveals his tricks"

Penn and Teller: Allow us to introduce ourselves

[vaishalihinge]

now whenever i'll see that ring-apple-arrow trick, i'll be looking at the board the whole time

[yonasamman]

The fact that they thought out these clever acts is magic in itself.

[beez]

Knowing how the trick is done and then still being fooled blows my mind even more!