This Is The OLDEST Trick In Sleight Of Hand!!

Hey everyone welcome back! This week I am reacting to the oldest trick in sleight of hand. This effect is performed by a very talented magician called Chris Hannibal. Please let me know in the description what kind of videos you'd like me to react to next!

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[elitestylezgaming]

oscar, you have given me so many great tricks and i really enjoy doing them. you teach them in such a great and easy way, and i wanted to thank you!

[magic_opi]

I always loved to watch Chris and Paul perform. They are both Masters of the Art.

[nualarobinson]

I loved watching pen and Taylor do this trick with the clear cups really gives you an idea of the skill it takes to do that trick

[peterloxham]

This was the first bit of magic watched. It is stunning! His patter is spot on!

[dimitriusvoldun]

I love how Chris Hannibal does this trick. The other one that I love for the Cups and Balls is Paul Gertner.

[kelvintiv]

Best execution I have ever seen, purely by the presentation. 10/10

[arkadeepchanda]

Wow. Interesting this same trick has been performed in India as well, and street performers still do this. Very fascinating to see how the ancient civilizations transferred different pieces of history.

[Floorguy]

You are absolutely correct that most of any trick is the presentation. It took me a long time to learn this fact. I've been doing card manipulation since high school, so basically decades. I have tricks that require a very high level of manipulative skill...but my BEST tricks...the ones that people really like, are very, very simple ones...ones I hesitated to perform originally as they were so basic I felt almost embarrassed to do them.'

[Gingerdoesmagic]

Can you please make more tutorials they have really helped me become a better magician

[DoFliesCallUsWalks]

also love penn and teller's version of the cups and balls

[dalebaker]

Brilliant video Oscar. It’s actually quite a simple trick, that is excellently executed. And that’s the point.

[budpyle]

Amazing entertaining magic/showmanship/comedy - I'm an amateur, but it seemed he had the orange (secured) behind his back & grabbed it when he swung around to his left near the end. Thank you.

[landynferrill]

Very impressive. Keep up the good work Oscar Owen, love your magic tricks.

[semihaydin]

Thanks for the video Oscar. You are the best. 🙃

[l-bear_]

What resources do you recommend for learning about the history of slight of hand?

[akhneeroo]

I'm Leaving My Comment Here So That When Someone Likes It, I Can Come Back And Watch This Vid Again

[RobertBallMagician]

Great upload Oscar. Your videos are always top notch.🤘👏👍😊💪💪🙌🤜🤛✨️✨️

[Savage-]

It's a mind blowing trick I love it 💘

[RooMoo_DooMoo]

1:35 houses/shelters were used over 5, 000 years ago and the same idea is used today

[youtubedavidprice]

Nice that you're not wearing a T-shirt, Oscar! Really enjoyed your book. Will there be a sequel? When?