Performing 100 Year Old Magic Tricks

Abracadabra

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#MAGIC

[ChrisRamsay]

Sometimes I do content JUST for me. This is one of those times.

[nipulkradmsinatagras]

*This should have been an hour long feature documentary.*

[dreamer]

Easily one of my favorite videos on YouTube this year. A beautiful, artistic presentation of classic magic with Chris Ramsay? Yes please.

[zombieson]

Love this. This was art with a history lesson.

[FahlosueeWoWStream]

Your voice is amazing, your performance is fantastic, you are so thoughtful in execution and delivery. Such an amazing performer and creator! Please keep up the work, I seeing whatever you come up with next!

[dragonreaper]

Beautiful video. A true love letter for the art of magic and the bygone years. Your voice clearly states your respect and honor for those magicians who came before you and inspired you. Thank you Chris.

[LeclericShow]

FINALLY a CR video I watched beginning to end, glued to my laptop. Great job baby.... xo

[madcol]

This is honestly unexpectedly beautiful. I'd love to see a series of videos like a "History of Magic" in a similar kind of style. Discussing some of the classics and some of the tricks that have fallen out of vogue.

[datastorm]

The most magic part (to me) is how you can force a card in a deck, held by a spectator and shuffled by them. Blows my mind every time

[mlheureux]

I had a kid magic show kits when i was younger and many trick decks. I knew it was some trickery from back then and did some courtyard show myself for my primary school friends. I still love seeing a magic show. I may know it an illusion but i enjoy the acting and skills of the performer even more knowing the basic of these of magic tricks.

[MrCthur]

I love seeing the illusion. I love working out how it's done, if I can. Youtube has been really neat in that respect. But what brings the reverence and a tear to my eye is watching the polish and perfection the illusionist brings and imaging how many hours of practice and frustration went into the execution. Major respect for what must be more than just the 10, 000 hours. I love the Show; I hope it continues.

[CalebKasper]

Yes! We need more magic videos! Puzzle videos are great as well but magic videos are better in my opinion

[condocord]

I go to that theatre for the Taco Intermission! In fact, I skip the show and go right for the tacos!! Add a big toot beer and THAT is what magic is.

[judyyougotthis]

Aaaaand……this is why I love your content! I absolutely love seeing the old props and tricks!! 💗💗💗💗

[AwesomeMetalBands]

One of the most interesting and historical demonstrations of the classics. You and Antoine are a great team. Very cinematic editing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[Trishlicious]

I love seeing the history physical; it is difficult to get to see these props in person and seeing them on here is wonderful. Magic is very much about the art and presentation of your art. Thank you for making this.

[creed]

I love how most of the video felt like a silent movie. Very classy; very well done.

[akashgode]

One of the best produced and well edited video I've seen recently. Amazing storyline and information. I was hooked on to the video from the start to finish. This was awesome!!!

[capp]

I was fully engrossed in this video. So very well done!!

[DNAreeper]

Nicely done. One of the best YouTube videos so far this year period. Really appreciate how deep you went with it. Thank you sir!