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Audience plant.

For what it’s worth, Penn has stated that he feels it’s cheating in a way to do what guys like them did. It’s on the record somewhere if you look.

and the trick?

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Se när Brynolf & Ljung väljer Emmi Christensson, HannaPee och Smith & Thell i klipprummet eftersom de valde EXAKT samma bild!

The best trick is always making 'em bit the trap with some fake sleigh. That's the kind of misdirection you use when dealing with someone that's looking for a sleigh of hand. 100% fair and clever.

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Kan han trolla in den kan han väl trolla ut den

hmmmmmmm.......är det vara jag eller precis när han ska greppa lappen ser de ut som att den byts yt men jäklar vad snabbt de gick helsike!!!!!

Största mysteriet är dock hur någon kan välja en så obarmhärtigt frisyr.

det är 3 tricket i 1

det var det första tricket som jag vet hur ni gör , sitter och tittar eran show i minst 1,5 timme ! tex tricket Joe Libero där han går igenom liggande kvinnan fattade jag direkt hur har gör. Ni killar verkligen redan är världs klass stjärnor .

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Så jävla grymt........

Hahahaha. I actually went on google to find this, after watching the show. Cause you guys were the only ones where I said : "cmoooooon, even I saw how this was done". Apparently not. Great job. :-)

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They're both so massively handsome and charming, then on top of it they're talented. It's not fair to us ugly and limited folks.

Any one of the Ambitious Card type routines purposely employ different techniques on each iteration to purposely and non-verbally dismiss previous potential solutions, so that when the finale arrives, all solutions have been exhausted. In other words, it relies on exactly this kind of feign. The Fool Us routine is easy to follow through if you keep that in mind and pay attention to what is going on at each moment. There is even a moment when he pretty much TELLS the audience what is going on at the moment it is happening, which I find deliciously ironic. Also: Sweden rules!

Disgusting. I hope they die a horrible death for what they did.

In the performance for Penn & Teller, the "faked switch" was done so obviously, P&T should have been suspicious of it. They jumped to a conclusion too fast. And, to their credit, they admitted it. Penn even said he was happier being fooled, because he loved B&L's act. OK....P&T didn't consider it a dirty trick - they appreciated the cleverness. So all of you claiming it was a "dirty trick"....what is your point, exactly? That B&L somehow cheated or broke the rules? Well, no, they didn't. Nor is there now - nor has there ever been - some "rule" that magic tricks have to be exactly the same every time. The producers of the show publish the conditions publicly. P&T and Ross have discussed them on the air repeatedly. A judge meets with the performers ahead of time, knows before they go onstage how the trick is done. That it ruined the trick for you personally? So what? In what way does that make the trick "dirty" - considering it's made very, very clear there is no card switch? In the end: the audience still doesn't know how the trick was done, plus B&L are slick and entertaining enough to make even Teller bite on an obvious bait move. That it violates the spirit of the show in some way? Um....you are savvy enough to know the "Fool P&T" thing is a gimmick, right? They freely admit that. Their biggest desire is to to give good magicians a place to show off all kinds of tricks, AND bring top-quality magic to TV audiences who rarely get to see really good acts. Unfortunately, TV producers want a "hook" - and morons want a chance to ridicule anyone who fails. Well, P&T refused to make it the kind of "competition" where people are embarrassed intentionally onstage, for the amusement of sadistic idiots. But they did agree to the gimmick, and Las Vegas "prize", as a way of getting the show on the air....for the good of magic as a whole, something rather rare. They have stated flat out they WANT to be fooled - WANT to experience the same sense of wonder and enjoyment as a non-magician. That includes misdirection targeted at THEM - because in this case, they ARE part of the audience. So it's a dirty trick....why? As far as I can tell, it's a "dirty trick" only to commenters here who took the same bait as P&T - who likewise got fooled into thinking they caught the magicians making a clumsy switch.... Meaning the commenters yelling "dirty trick" are simply sore losers. While Penn & Teller aren't. That's the difference between "no class" and a class act.

Where is the actual trick? The link in the description doesn't work.

Dude. We know you didn't switch it at the end. We also know you intentionally covered the card to make it look like you did, something you don't do in other performances BECAUSE IT RUINS THE TRICK. So congrats on fooling them that way, instead of actually doing a good trick.

handing it to him when you slap him. Misdirection with all the head slaps. too obvious.

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Such sexy men! Awesome accents 😍

You cant believe anything you see on TV, these shows are created to make money, not your benefit.

NO SWITCH, BUT ON PENN & TELLER, SINCE YOU DID NOT ALLOW THE PLASTIC TONGS TO FALL TO THE GROUND AND YOU PUT IT IN YOUR COAT POCKET, IT DID INDEED APPEAR THAT THERE MIGHT BE A PROBABLE SWITCH! THIS VIDEO PROVES THAT IT WAS INDEED NOT A SWITCH, AND YOUR TRICK IS ONE OF THE BEST EVER PRODUCED! CONGRATS ON ALL THAT YOU GUYS DO! Björn Borg är min idol när jag tävlade med sina slag för att spela college tennis. Tack för den här videon!

Where is the rest of the act?

Underbar show! Lika bra som alltid grabbar!

Finally hear something from you guys! Love your work, I'd love to see you touring around the world. (You're welcome in Spain)

How they do it is when when he does it wrong he slap psp him on the back of his head and the tape is loose so he puts the card in his mouth and they always do it well

"False switches/moves should have been prohibited on that show." I get what you are saying, but the producer(s)/judge knew about the false switches and encouraged them to throw Penn and Teller off. Penn said so in an interview. They are just another form of misdirection that Penn and Teller should have accounted for.

Great job! It was wonderful how you made it "obvious" to Penn and Teller that you switched the card with that hand gesture. I'm not a magician, but they should have known you wouldn't do something that obvious. I guessed that it was when you hit him in the head that he slipped the card in, but the false switch made me forget about it long enough to think a switch happened.

what was the song that played at the end

You and 23 can not read. Not once did he even mention they lied. All he said was they did a false switch and I know you know that they did do a false switch. Don't go putting words in to other peoples mouths.

Well.. Illusion is all about false leads.... and misdirection.. so I think what they did was perfectly amazing and genius.

you guys deserve more attention. keep up the good work !!

the point WAS to fool them. It was never specified how exactly they should be fooled. "Metagaming" their magician's knowledge against them seems like a perfectly valid ploy to me.

In your act when you hit him and his head goes down and the cards spill, thats when he has a chance to put the card into his mouth, somehow he slipped the card in his mouth

thats what i figured out too. its easy for him to find the card cuz when the first dude puts the card back in the deck he puts it either on top or bottom. and after the do their nonsense the dude gets smacked and puts the card in his mouth. you cant see his hands for like a sec or so.

might just have been tape but he removes it suspiciously slow :P

0:08 when he is removing the tape, is he slipping the card into his mouth? or is the quality just making his tongue look really white :P

Wow, I like what I see... And I like it a lot ;)

I don't know how this is done, but let me just say one thing.... Not only are they good, but sexy too! ;)

Here is no switch,i 've revealed it and show with my partner.And I promise not to reveal it for people.

I think you intentionally used a fake switch to throw them off. Would have been an even better trick if you hadn't and they took a real guess. He obviously puts the card in his mouth when you hit him in the back of the head and he bends over.

@stefanheartmarsvolta they made it look like they did a switch so penn and teller would use their one guess on the switch. they can't lie on the show either since they have to explain to the producer beforehand how its really done

The tape is not adhesive on the bottom so he can easily put the card into his mouth for which he has tons of opportunities. easy