BEST Scary Mind-Reading Trick Revealed! Easy Mentalism/Magic Tutorial by SpideyHypnosis

Fool EVERYONE with this Amazing mentalism/ Magic Trick for Halloween. With this tutorial you will learn how to perform a really easy but very fooling mind -reading trick.

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[SpideyHypnosis]

Yo Spidey Squaaaad!!!! 👻👽🧛🏻‍♂️🐺🎃🎃🎃🎃!!!! Here are the PRO TIPS to really make this a killer!!!

1) the reason the 6 cards have the rubber band around them is to make it easier to pull them out without also pulling out the mummy prediction. When my right hand goes into the envelope my left hand pinches down the single prediction and my right hand pulls out the big clump.

2) remember only YOU know that the trick has multiple paths. Whatever choice they make, convince yourself that this is the ONLY path possible. Really commit to that ending.

3) I often say this in my pro tips but if your mind is going “what if they want to look at the envelope” “ what if they want to examine the cards” what if what if what if; there’s a problem. “What if...” questions often indicate a lack of confidence and the inability to manage your audience. Your audience shouldn’t dictate what you do. This is your performance. Don’t present magic as a puzzle that makes you smarter than them, present it as a shared experience. And if you do your reveal and move on to another trick they can’t just grab your stuff. That being said here are ways to make each reveal cleaner so they can’t examine anything

Ghost: as I said, throw the cards into the envelope except the ghost. Now only the ghost and envelope remain. Reveal. There really isn’t much to examine

Mummy: I sometimes drop the prediction out next to the mummy card. then place the other 5 cards in my left hand under the envelope where the ghost prediction is written (to hide it) and casualty gesture showing that side of the envelope. I will demonstrate this on next week’s live stream

Vampire: you can casually remove the envelope after they choose vampire as though you’re making space on the table to show the final moment. Get rid of it completely. They can’t examine something that isn’t there.

EDIT: there’s a question more than one person asked and it’s very confusing to me but I’ll answer it anyways. The question is “what if they pick the vampire, what do you do about the fact that you said there’s something amazing inside the envelope?”

This is very confusing to me. If they pick the vampire you just show the back and don’t talk about the envelope again. They won’t remember that line, besides you said there’s something amazing in there and there is; an amazing trick! Nobody is ever going to say “yeah but you pointed to the envelope and said there’s something amazing”

I mean I did it in the live stream thousands of people saw it and nobody seemed confused by that line, or even brought it up. So nothing to worry about

[indridcold]

Dear Spidey. My 7y old daughter has contracted anxiety during the lockdowns. She loves your magic. We made the set of cards together (which was a fun part) and now she is performing the trick for her friends and really helped dealing with her anxiety. Thank you so much for this, we are a big fan now and always looking forward to a new post on your channel.

[LeclericShow]

I've been running my magic school for 7 years every summer. THIS trick is the trick we teach on DAY ONE because its SO POWERFUL! You WILL floor anyone you show this to! Also this is the PERFECT TRICK to teach beginners WHY you only do the same trick ONCE for every person. Good job Spidey!

[nathanhorne]

That's one of the strongest things you can learn when performing magic. The fact that the audience doesn't know what's going to happen gives you so much power and flexibility in controlling the routine. Awesome trick!

[klyons]

I did this for my kids and they loved it. Tip: I told my kids they are a "Ghost Hunter" and my son went "Awww!!" which was him thinking it "must be the ghost". He did pick the ghost and said I "gave it away". So I recommend saying "Monster Hunter" or "Supernatural Detective".
But it was awesome. Spidey, I used your art and it was great.

[matthewcooke]

I'm not into magic but I saw through the odd/even card-spreading trick straight away. (I'm a mathematician.)

However, I still couldn't figure out the "3 outs" to finish the trick until you revealed it.

[ParamThePianist]

Im gonna make Among Us version of this trick. Man, this is gonna be so cool.

[sbanerjee]

That halloween intro is so creative ... and the principle of spreading the cards according to the spectators choice is so unique.... spidey just nailed it...he used just a simple idea of spreading to create a dope mentalism effect .. that is great

[markmason]

I had that surreal moment where I also "chose the Mummy" when you 1, 2, 3 "Snapped" and I was like, Hmmm, how did he force us to do that :) I love when the magic feels even bigger than the methods!

[TheGreatChrisB]

Even as you were explaining it I was still like "this makes no sense, their are other options". I was genuinely still being tricked until the vary last second, great trick.

[zeebot]

I have done this routine as a present to my mum this christmas (the challenge was everyone should do smth creative for one person) and she LOVED it. It's funny how simple it is, yet sooo strong in the spectators eyes! Gonna keep that one in my repertoir! Thank you Spidey!!!

[Klaus_Baumgartner]

Sherlock Holmes would be very proud of you: "It is an old maxim of mine that when you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1892)
As always, this is an excellent explanation for a wonderful trick!

[scynamite]

After watching tons of your videos, I can’t believe I didn’t see the multiple endings. So good.

[smithspades]

Imagine you have different names written on each of the six cards, and you tell a story about how these six characters have been friends since high school and they decided to stay in a mansion for spring break and they wake up one night to find the butler dead and the friends begin blaming each other, So they call the famous detective Sherlock Holmes to investigate and find the killer

[kellwillsen]

It would be fun to do this trick as a "spot the fake" game, where the audience member is an art expert. Six works of art and/or antiques, but one is a fake. The story could be about a family trying to pass off a forgery amidst the genuine artwork.

I love "multiple outs" tricks. They're simple, clever, and so much fun!

[devadeepmenon]

Halloween is not complete without Spidey 🙌

Btw: it's been a long time since we saw the Halloween intro🎃

[christopherpenny]

Stopping at 8:22 to say omg Spidey thank you. My mind just melted. On with the show

[manavjeetsinghbhatti]

I never thought about that opposite spread! That's such a fair move! I mean this routine is going to get some amazing reactions!
I would perform this as a story based trick where someone like died and then we find the killer!

[bphmtdk]

So simple, so powerful, but cannot be repeated for the same audience:)

[ramonosuke]

When you explained the 'spread' principle for free choice:
ME:"GENIUS!"
Once I watched the entire thing:
Me: "OMG, this whole routine is GENIUS!"