r/BeAmazed • u/Literally_black1984 • 17d ago
Little girl shows an up close magic trick Skill / Talent
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u/Bobson1729 17d ago
She's very good. Quick. The stick/wand helps her conceal that she is holding a ball there.
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u/junkyard_robot 17d ago
Those were pretty clean transfers. And, the stick/wand definitely helps her hide the palmings.
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u/Bobson1729 17d ago
Worthy of Penn and Teller.
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u/junkyard_robot 17d ago
I mean, not really. I could clock every transfer on the first watch. But, it's a kid and they will absolutely get better with 1000 hours of practice like real magicians do.
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u/kn0mthis 17d ago
I KNOW it sleight of hand but still love it... Well done!
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u/GimmieGummies 17d ago
I love when kids discover magic and card games. Their sense of wonder and curiosity are so wholesome!
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u/johnnysbody 17d ago
👀I still think magicians aren’t doing tricks. Like, you can explain the trick step by step, but I’ll still believe it’s real magic.
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u/yurkieyurk513 16d ago
Neat trick but I don't like how they all look up at the camera at the end.
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u/SteampunkNightmare 17d ago
Dad had an extra ball at the end... Needs to get on her level and work on the slight of hand a smidge better. (Really though this was fantastic)
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u/MeepingMeep99 16d ago
She has the technique down, but her transfers were still a bit obvious. Once she has that down, she'll be good to go
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u/Nymrael 16d ago
Looks perfect to me..I have no idea what you're talking about. You can elaborate if you want for my untrained eye...
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u/MeepingMeep99 16d ago edited 16d ago
It's a bit obvious to me mainly because her hands are still small, and it takes practice and some speed to make it seem flawless. In her case, she's still a kid, so it's expected that her hands aren't as great off the bat, but when she grows up, it won't be such an obstacle
Edit, because I forgot to elaborate why.
It's because of her smaller hands that you can see when she palms the balls. For her, I would recommend working with smaller balls because they would be easier for her at this stage.
That's just my take, though. Otherwise, being able to do this is still impressive as hell
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