Keiichi Iwasaki *Revealed* - BGT Audition 2022

Today I revealed Keiichi Iwasaki's audition on Britain's Got Talent. If you enjoyed the video please be sure to like and subscribe for more entertaining content :)
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[truthadvocate]

I have no courtesy or respect for anyone that tries to expose such a talented persons craft. We all known close up magic is nothing more than slight of hand. So lets just enjoy our escape from reality and enjoy such talented people that bring a little awe, and joy into or lives. And leave the beauty and mysteries of magic where they belong. In the UNKNOWN!

[mojamojako]

how do you explain the ring is spinning the air

[stevenjaymante]

I saw his auditions on Spain, Germany, France, Britain and America name it all. Everytime he do the floating ring, it's like he's lifting something in his hair with his hand and it's like an invisible string he's lifting towards his back. And could take a bit of time to start the trick as he was setting up the floating ring.

[takleteck]

I think that you may be correct about the card & note trick but not sure that you are correct about the ring. To 'fly' the ring as a drone, surely you require some propulsion to create the downforce wind and the up force of the ring (equal & opposite reaction). Conventionally propeller blades either attached to the ring or formed as part of the ring inner/underside (that were not visible to inspection or picked up on the microphones)! The ring was spinning far too slowly to have integrated propulsion blades.
My personal view is that there was an invisible thread used on the ring trick with hand movements to fool you into thinking that there couldn't be one, in a similar way to a floating person where the magician moves a large ring around to prove there's nothing supporting them.

[blakeditions]

I like the jazz music at the end of your video btw

[tate.c]

Nice vid mate rly interesting seeing how they do it! 😁

[blakeditions]

Invisible thread was how the ring trick was done.one can give the illusion of passing one hand around the other as if to show there is no thread, but there is a technique to this

[TheNinja]

Card under the arm sounds plausible but You didn’t really give a good enough explanation of the ring. I got one, it was real magic summoned but demons energy. 🤔

[LBallin]

Its called a tarantula or something. Basically there is a ring with a reel of invisible thread with a motor. I don’t really know how it works but there is a video, it’s called ‘(Magic trick) Tarantula’ by MagicSecrets 101. You can see the thing on the sides of his right hand middle finger snd that by the way us the reason his finger is that shape the whole time.

[francauko]

This innocent man traveled miles just to be in that show to make his life better but you people are here trying to destroy his career 🤦‍♀️ this is not fair at all. Everyone knows that magic is trick 🤷‍♀️ magicians often say it too so why all this?

[ifwas]

You can see the thumb on his right hand press something as the ring starts to float.

[darrellbigfoot]

The ring trick is fabulous. Thx for the huge clue. He certainly has something between the fingers on his right hand. Neodymium magnets are extremely powerful. I suspect he has a specially made one and used electro-magnetism.

[johnnn]

Spinning card in the air explained: He had some kind of string! 👏👏👏 liked subscribed and commented!

[bdd]

Why does he need the bike in the background every time he preforms...?

[chiecheung]

It's called tarantula 2. Its a magic trick that you can buy

[eltwe]

if u know the trick why dont u just show it by ur self?
just telling like that, hmm i thing kids at elementary school could say it like that too

[kystars]

aww I thought this was all REAL. Now I'm sad. well maybe just a little . I was curious how you think he did it, I think you are right

[calmvibes]

Regardless to whether the ring trick was done digitally, it was amazing to watch and his comedy antics and timings were spot on.

[messhauhnar]

You don't explain or revealed any of the tricks. You just assumed.

[blakeditions]

maybe some magnetic field created around the ring? (yes the card trick is straightforward slight of hand)