but then the magic is gone..

@@Barrysound493You didnt get his comment :D The magic is still there.

​@@Barrysound493 If you read it at a slower speed, maybe you'll get it.

He’s the FISM winner…Fooled In Slow Motion

😂👍

only thing to be said is bisiquak and asulipund McWigwam. really.

True genius, his style can disguise any small hiccups or slips.. Very entertaining.

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I actually can’t stand it. It’s so cringy and forced and just not funny. It takes away from the magic.

He not a magician at all, he is a comedian and presentator for television

he copied lennart green

This act, and a bit more...

Brilliant! Such a good climax

When I first watched this, I could not understand why it was so great. It seems so unimpressive. The past 3 days though, the layers upon layers upon layers of the most pure magical genius are being slowly revealed to me. THANK YOU SO MUCH! It is by far the single most masterful performance I've ever seen, well done Sir.

One of the best acts EVER on P&T. So funny. Brilliant!

Brother this is probably the most impressive slight of hand I've ever seen if it even is slight of hand Youre a true master of your craft!

I was watching extremely closely and it was like trying to watch individual droplets in a stream of water. If you slow it down it's still a stream of water damnit

Incredible.

What city ? En France je sais mais il est vers où ?

@@Xxsamson93xX strasbourg

@@Mk-eb2wb Je vais le traquer comme une bête jusqu'à ce qu'ils me révèlent tout ses tours

Je suis vraiment super impressionnée Je l'ai vu il y a quelques années où je trouvais ses tours cools et je m'étais abonnée Je viens de voir qu'il était champion du monde Incroyable 🎉

I kinda felt personally attacked, but damn if his moves werent smooth.

@@oz_jones What?

Not really.. the best in this kind of scenario is lennart green.. this one is really good but not the best

@icestem Exactly, I was surprised no one point it out. It is clear that this man has deeply studied Lennart Green and Dani Daortiz, and technically he has solved all the problems in the routine, but what gives you this performance? Honestly, it seems like an attempt to be as funny and messy as Dani Daortiz or Lennart Green and failing in both, mainly lacking originality and stage presence.

@@jorgedavid2568 Sometimes it is a joy when someone with such a take is clearly in the minority. And since performance art is mainly subjective, the fact that most (yes most) people disagree with you means that by applying your own metric you are wrong. That must be embarrassing for you, to accidentally defeat your own argument. Cheers.

Indeed! I too was reminded of Lennart Green. Always loved Lennart's performances. So happy to see new talent pursuing a similar path. Congratulations on your win @Markobi

Its certainly an hommage

Totally lennart green. He even sounds like him.

This was an absolute pleasure to watch.

He said there wasn't a thing that lennart green did that he does in his routine. Just that it's both messy. He said from a technical point he learned the most from Dani DaOrtiz

Yes ! Me too !!!!!! See Lennart Greeen Master files ! Amazing !

Guess who is "his uncle" but "not realy his uncle" that told him how "tonfind lady" 🎉🎉🎉 😂🤣😂 His act his full of references to other masters, the judges must have got the hints clear and loud 🥂

This is the best way to describe it. I don't understand a tenth of whats happening and that makes it all so much more impressive.

Two words Shin Lee

What a bs. Srsly. He is funny but that's all. Marked cards, let's them fall so cheaply, prepares his cards he is going to pick so easily. Just distracts u with cheap Jokes. But the accent is nice

@@oimelgoimel 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@oimelgoimel You know knowing about what just happened if you think this is the method.

Time stamp for the person on his right?

9:04@@Yazolight

Tbh, I didn't enjoy the performance, although I can appreciate the difficulty... I just think it lacks class. I think the acting was a bit redundant, too. It's funny to open your show by acting like a newbie with no control over what's happening, but after the first reveal it quickly becomes tiring. I find that the whole "I'm too bored to care, and I don't have time for this" attitude is exhausting too. I think he could have balanced his clumsy act by sprinkling in a few flashy moves, that would have made an eye-catching contrast.

You don't have to understand how difficult it is to appreciate it. Just let yourself get caught up in the act and enjoy the magic.

​@@EugeneOneguineso my cousin know him and said me it's not a character, he is like that

@@francoiszutter253 Well, that's even more disappointing.

Well said. He deserves every bit of praise. Some of the moments were so incredibly brave that I’m just not sure how he convinced himself to perform them here in front of a room full of magicians.

Even the broken English works for him, bumbling words and making no-sense. His messy style can disguise any small hiccups or slips. Brilliant!

It's on old technique. One description is called "putting on the flake."

Lol where did i land. Video if total idiots being amazed xDxD

​@@oimelgoimel please post a video of you doing anything amazing....at all lol.

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Hi Matti

@@fiepsinator-inator Hi Fipsi

@lazzlozz hi lazz

@@boywithcards6876 hi magiccards

@@christianf.9538 Hi Christian

oh, it isn't yearly?

Dude! It's Eric!

LOL!! I noticed those too. I'd recognize that yellow anywhere.

"Canada represent'? Pfffft. They weren't even ketchup flavored!

Exactly. You look at the cards and he has messed up the smaller piles into one large pile and she picks one out.

And he even offers the switch. Which Penn at a different show took, but the outcome was still the same. I for one plainly don't understand what's going on. Awesome 😂

Not when all the face down cards on the table are the queen with his scribble on it. Any card she touched would be the card. Which is why it worked on Penn and Teller fool us when Penn switched his choice.

@@lennon1252 The only thing I noticed in the Fool Us routine (thanks to the magic of video) was that the card originally signed was not the one that showed up later.

Pleeeeaase tell me what second you’re talking about here - I couldn’t notice any of the crowd giving anything away at all…

The crowd we assume being at FISM did not react to his obviously over the top palm being fake but the fact he did move with his other hand that was out in the open yet still invisible. Not versed enough in Green to know the transposes but I would bet you will find it in his works since this is a clear tribute.

I've rewatched it seven times. What pass?

@@koorssgamer Me too. I don't see anything either.

You can go frame by frame when the spectator puts the card in his hand. It looks _very_ much like the signed queen of clubs. Or are you talking about something else?

The fake palm was so good. So good.

Whats a fake palm?

@@stefanosantini196 at the very end of the routine, he's cupping his hand near his face after doing something sort of fishy with the cards. This was intentional, and leads anybody expecting such things to believe that he's hiding a card in that hand. Then he waits a minute and points with his hand open essentially telling anybody who thought he was palming a card that they are wrong. That was a gift for The magicians in the audience which for that performance was everyone.

I watched that last bit multiple times and every-time it didn’t even look like he took a card, I was wondering why the crowd went wild when it was seemingly so obvious?

Actually it was not a fake. If you watch the pick up at 0.25 speed until he opens his hand you may see something very interesting with his mouth. What I find extreme was the "technical part"😂

Took the words right out of my mouth, loved it

He's not a fan he IS lennart green

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Absolutely. Thought this after 5 seconds of this video

Just one more thing.... 😎

No story except being messy. Funny but lacking magic

It was obvious because of the tone that he was messing with the audience. It was funny because of the tongue in cheek of "you know I want to look like a dummy but I'm messing with you". Not because it was really looking like a bad palm

Me too.

And your wish came true.

I just watched that performance this morning! Most excellent!! Well done, sir!@@jrk85

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As a FISM winner, AGT is usually where we see people next.

Penn and Teller have probably watched this 50 times already and have their office calling Markobi all day until he picks up the phone !

Done, and FOOLER !

How'd he do the last part?

@@QuickMadeUpName he got 1 card under his palm and changes it when the woman put the card on his hand (i guess lol - it's so quick) sry for my bad english

@@LuizCarlosLirio Yeah at @9:07 something is definitely going on with the card she puts in his hand, he does some kind of manouver and it appears for a moment there are two cards in his hand. But you can see his open palm beforehand--what do you mean when you say he has something under his palm? There's nothing apparently there. I start thinking gimmicked cards but that seems outside the spirit of the illusion. I even start thinking like... some kind of really amazing fake skin on his hand but again... that feels disappointing if it's the trick and usually when I find out how a really good trick is done I'm not disappointed.

@@krisrhodes5180 I don't know how it's done, but if you go frame-by-frame at 9:10, you can see the underside of the card very quickly and it has a black Q and the queen's head, while she's still holding on to it. She put the right card in his hand.

@@poika22 I think the important part of the last trick happens early on when he scribbles all over the signature, so that the signature gets lost making the card very hard to tell apart from another queen with scribbles on. Maybe all the cards with the back side up in the end is queens with scribble on?

for you ? the guy won the freaking championship. So, probably for everyboyd

@@maximem.ste-marie3578 hahahaha

Ending was actually very straightforward: he washes a small bank just within her reach and washes the rest of the cards out of her reach.

For half a second he wanted to interrupt her (..."but..") because he saw she was aiming for the revealed or quite far card. When she took one of the washed cards he stops and just says "yes yes"...

@@dominikschommer7209 what does washing mean in this context? They cant all be signed queens right ?

@@LeOssiTrollterrible not all of them, but the signed card was a messy scribble. So while we are assuming he had a normal deck, it's likely that all of the face down cards that were close enough for her to reach were that same card with a big scribble on it. His base deck was very likely heavily stacked with queens that he used his messy shuffling to hide. you strategically see a couple of non queens that he leaves visible.

@@Derrythe01 that makes sense but he never drew a queen of the same color twice so even if its all queens he still has to know which are which

Shin Lim and Eric Chien exist, you know? 😊

​@@AleksandarIvanov69everybody has his own taste

The laser deal is also great

ou pas, vu que c'est le concept de son numéro

La gauchitude ?

Son anglais avec la petite touche française est absolument charmant.

Tu parles très bien français, et surtout tu ne fait aucune faute, ce qui est très rare même chez ceux dont c'est la langue maternelle ! Et je suis d'accord, ce tour est incroyable.

PAreil j'ai directement pensé à Lemart Green, la routine est incroyable.

N'étant pas magicien, mais adorant comprendre les tricks, j'avoue que le finish m'a éblouie tout autant que la rapidité des cartes "sautillantes" du début... et tout le long je me suis dit, mais comment a t il pu être champion du monde ? La fin est superbe, l'effet drôle et la routine employée en même temps... Belle maîtrise en effet. Chapeau bas !

how did he do the last bit?

@@tynanroussety917 the question is rather how many queens there are ?

The method in the finale is much simpler than it appears, utilising the same technique as the transposition that occurs at 00:03:03. This act, indebted as it is to Lennart Green, is more about the overall performance and structure of the routine than it is about any particular sleight-of-hand or technical trickery.

@@arspistorica562 I believe you are incorrect. the card that he reveals at the end is the same card the spectator picks up from the table. it’s not a top shot or some other transposition. i think the deck is swapped and it’s just a shit ton of marked queens awxcspt for a couple which he leaves fave up

@@nealcaffrey3030 Perhaps you misunderstood my comment. A transposition is simply a type of effect, like a vanish or a production, regardless of the method used (duplicates, e.g.), and the transposition probably uses the same method as the finale. Haven't re-watched the routine, but I don't think there's a deck switch involved. I remember thinking it's likely just a retained slug of "duplicates" used throughout the routine.

@@arspistorica562 there actually is a deck switch when he does the deck to pocket thing. I only know this because another comment pointed it out, I’ve watched the routine many times and never realised it!!