I EXPOSED Magic's Oldest SECRET! Penn And Teller's Trick - day 88

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[Arrow]

The clear cups version not only show how it is done, it also highlights the skill required even more.

[michaelkeefer]

The scary part is that I still missed like 90% of the misdirections even with the clear plastic cups lmao. That's pretty awesome

[kurtjk]

You got the like from me with the "dad disappeared" joke. Perfectly dry humor, straight faced; as well timed and skilled as your ball handling.

[minotaur]

Brilliant. Not only are you making "magic" more accessible, but FAR more entertaining. Your presentation and humour is priceless, buddy

[shir_b]

With the copper cups it was a magic. With the transparent cups it was pure talent holy shit that slight of hand is fast.

[TheOnlyToblin]

The pure skill it takes to have that level of manual dexterity and distractive ability is honestly equally as awesome with the clear cups. Well done man.

[stevezodiac]

So, you again proved magic is real! The slight of hand is a double bluff - there is still magic there! Love it!

[news]

I enjoy Jason's magic immensely. He is VERY seasoned. 38 years ago I was a street performer in New Orleans, and I knew all of the other performers. What an interesting time of my life.

[omegahimura]

even with the clear cups jason im still mindblown at the slight of hand and the banter while perfectly explaining exactly how you did it absolutely insane dude i love your magic and your such an amazing dude too keep it up <3

[darkdragon]

This is cooler than just not knowing how it’s done!

[Fallub]

That most amazing thing is, that even with clear cups, you can’t follow all the action. Amazing. Thank you.

[asharpiesniffer]

I have concluded that watching how the trick works only makes it seem more confusing

[rammcconnell]

This is one of those tricks where knowing how it's done doesn't make it any less impressive. That is a fun routine to watch

[tomtomtroller]

Omg, the clear cups almost do nothing because of how quick your sleight of hand is. It is just so great!

[proudservu]

Love your channel, Man! I love to show my boys (4 and 8) an easy magic every once and a while. I love their faces when they are shocked by one. After practicing this for a while, they will absolutely love this one! Seriously, great job with the channel! I would absolutely pay to see your show ( if you ever end up around Connecticut at some point) I'm sure audiences love the way to work a crowd. Keep up the good work!

[kylereis]

Honestly knowing how a trick is done and knowing that it probably took hundreds of hours of practice to be able to do it smoothly makes me appreciate magic tricks even more

[eugenefender]

I mean... The clear cup version still looks like actual magic to me 🙂

[justinkendollrozinek]

I really appreciate someone who is willing to show us how to do tricks.

[desnom]

For me, seeing how the trick is performed makes me appreciate more the amount of talent magicians have.

[vandalsgarage]

I've known for years how this trick was done, but am still amazed when a true master performs it. I know what's coming every step, and still can't see all the moves. It's one thing to learn this illusion, it's another thing to master it. Proper job, sir.