Man goes viral getting almost all his magic tricks exposed by friends

A magic enthusiast and fan, Zhou Xiaobing from southern China’s Guangdong province, went viral online after his magic tricks constantly get exposed by his friends.

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[niranjanr]

I really think that’s the concept of these guys, they didn’t want to entertain with magic but expose in funny ways. It’s unique

[iamabystander]

He took 5 years to practices, and his friend took 5 second to ruin his magic trick 😂

[apexpredatorXx]

0:16 the true definition of "I'm about to end this mans whole career"...

[khoapham]

Honestly this is more entertaining than the actual magic trick itself! The shock of surprise and comedy is this is viral! Awesome!!

[jasonrodgers]

For those upset that “they’re breaking the magician’s code by revealing the trick”... give me a break. They’re cheap magic shop gags. These guys are just turning it into a funny show. I love their work.

[CB-yrhq]

If he learned the tricks from online technically wasn't the first one to expose the magic tricks

[kinju]

When the show how they did their tricks and you still don’t understand 90% of them

[zhin]

"can I copy your homework?"
"yeah just change it up a bit so it doesn't look obvious you copied"
"ok"

[dredddizzah]

People are mad that this guy reveals parlor tricks when there's literally a professional magician with a *TV program* where he reveals the most large scale and iconic tricks known to man

[lmaoded]

0:16 the way ge smiles and wears glasses

[KK-xeek]

The annoyed magician and the poker face dude are still superior

[nautilus]

Sorry.. But the original two guys were better

[samuelyap]

99% comments: “they copied from these other two guys”

1% comments: me taking about others talking about others

[maniesh]

They are like young Penn and Teller. They understand that the value in magic is not the trick itself, but the joy derived from their performance.

[mikkunmikkichi]

Its fine to expose old school magic like this so that magicians could try to think more elaborate and clever tricks and leave the old practice behind

[friendlybot]

They imitate someone .. I just dont know who they are but I know they imitate them

[DreamOverwatch]

This guy: tries to do a trick
His friend/friends: Ima end this man’s whole career

[Poke_Doll]

As a magician I'm not at all angry that they "revealed the secrets" of cheap gimmicked props, those are just for fun & they're having fun, I would've never gotten into magic if it wasn't for Penn & Teller showing us how it's done.

The only time anyone should have a right to be upset about it is if an original trick that took likely years to develop & perfect gets put on blast when the inventor of the trick hasn't sold it yet or revealed it publicly themselves, that's pretty reasonable because even the inventor can share their trick with other magicians if they so choose but those other magicians usually aren't going to reveal a trick that doesn't belong to them out of respect for the person that trusted them with the knowledge, of course unless they were given permission to publicly share it.

Anyone who is genuinely getting mad that simple gags & card tricks that you can find in literally any book on magic are being shared likely aren't even magicians & they're probably so ignorant to believe this long running myth that there's a "sacred magician's code" that must never be broken but guess what? If tricks were never ever shared then there would be no new generations of magicians.

[normalperson]

I hate when I'm trying to start my magician career on social media and a man always mysteriously appears to ruin my tricks on camera

[UnknownGuy]

Am I the only one who didn't understand the tricks even after they were exposed