Unbelievable Finale - Ben Jackson Fools Penn & Teller with 20 YARN BALLS!
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- čas přidán 6. 05. 2024
- Magician Ben Jackson FOOLS Penn and Teller with nothing more than a length of yarn and a borrowed ring while regaling the mythological tale of Theseus and the labyrinth.
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Penn and Teller just showed us how much class they have! Great ending!
Agreed. They always give props, whether fooled or not, and take a magicians word if he/she says "that's not how I did it," and here they followed up. They truly appreciate the art.
No doubt, eh?!
Yeah that integrity.
I've been fortunate enough to know Ben since middle school. In every theater arts tournament and Latin competition, Ben would do make shift magic performances for all of us. He's one of the most genuine, incredible people I know. I took my wife to see him at the standing show he has in Houston, It was one of the best performances I've ever seen, we've been rooting for him a long time. Congratulations on your success, it is very well earned! Magistra Miller would be proud.
It's amazing how smart some people are. They are just born that way. Some are physical athletes, and some mental. This guy seems like a smart dude.
"Just born that way" may sound nice, but it can take away all the studying, practicing, and strategizing a person has done to get to where they are now.
@@VicInCommentSection you're missing the point. A 5 ft 4 guy will never become a NBA star. He's just born that way. A 7 ft guy athletic guy has huge potential to become one.
My point is that this guy was born to be a star. Luckily for him, he followed his abilities and talent instead of wasting it.
@@boreduser12 There are several 5'x" NBA stars that would like to have a word with you. Never mind the sheer multitude of 7' tall people that can't move well enough to play basketball. A grand total of thirty 7'x" tall people have been NBA players. No one is born to be a star... people only attain that after years of hard work and dedication.
@@alexubel again, I don't care how hard a 5' 4" guy works, he ain't making it into the NBA.
A very rare retraction by Penn & Teller! Congrats Ben! It happens but I know the producers confer with them about what they thought it was and what it was. I think (to my knowledge) this is the 4th time this has happened! Congrats for doubly fooling them!
can you tell me at least 2 other times this has happened,if you can not remeber all of them 4, please?
Can you link the other ones?
I only know of one other time..... that amazing coin guy who came back on another show to get his trophy.
Simon corneal with the poker chip.
@@okariin2686simon coronel and andi gladwin to name two
Not just respect to P&T for recognizing they were fooled, but also major props to to you for taking the first (alleged) loss as a true gentleman even though you weren't 100% sure they knew your method.
Also, amazing trick and presentation. World class stuff, nicely done!
Yeah, class to defer to the hosts. Glad he got that trophy
Many watch Penn and Teller for the tricks, some for the comedy...but most for the class. Who would expect that a pair of illusionists would be so honest, even to the point of admitting they were wrong?
Well Done, Mr Jackson.
Ben, what a WONDERFUL voice and presentation style you have! Your energy is confident but not cheesy, clear but not condescending, and fun without being frivolous! I'm SO impressed!
Yeah really polished, and I think a wonderful and magical trick
Thank you for not spoiling the ending in the title! Also, super cool of P&T to go back and make up for their mistake. Super cool routine. I was blown away.
But they did?
@@joshuagnocco sarcasm exists.
@@Niesrind correct
What makes this trick so amazing is the many layers of deception used to hide the method from the crowd. This makes me love PENN and TELLER even more.
Really, really unexpected finale. I thought they'd get it cause it wouldn't be the first time they weren't expecting a box. Sleighdini might come to mind for this one, but something tells me this is a lot more new and fresh.
The performance itself was perfectly executed. Surgical even. Patter was clear, cut, you had 0 empty words, even when you were buying time you did it without skipping a beat.
Marvelous routine, perfectly executed, and I don't think anyone expected the finale.
Marvelous!
I was so disappointed when you didn’t get the trophy, so imagine my surprise when you did! Congrats!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Class from Ben for not debating the masters on stage, and props to the masters for making sure they got the right call in the end.
This is probably the best trick I've seen this season.
Probably second best trick.🎭
That Korean guy with his card trick... that shit was awesome!
But Ben's is pretty fucking cool too!
Man, the patter and presentation is as smooth as silk. When I think of a good magician this guy is the type of magician I think of. Quick, intelligent and eloquent. And all this is without the trick which had me 100% fooled. Great things await this guy.
Hey the etymology of the word clue is true! That's amazing!
That's great, it was a bit obvious you weren't convinced at the end but wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. I guess they picked up on that too, so wanted to make sure and asked you about it. This is why I love this show. An entire series about "fooling" is ironically the most honest show on TV.
At the 2013 TEDx in Houston, Ben offered this thought in his keynote...
"The secret of a great trick isn't the method. The method behind the magic often times is unattractive and disappointing. The real artistry in magic, the beauty in magic, lies in the artistry behind the scenes."
Ben Jackson really does have that artistry. Watching him up close is simply amazing. Congratulations on being awarded 'You Fooled Us'!
To Penn and Teller, thank you for your level of support of the art and craft of illusion, and your high integrity as demonstrated in this episode.
Thank you Ben for keeping me amazed! You make it look so effortless.
I had a feeling when they said you didn't fool them that you were quite sure you did but basically had to take the high road. Good for you.... On ALL that! Wishing you continued success... Seriously though, being a doctor, museum director and all that... Having that trophy must be the coolest feeling of them all. Congrats!
The absolute brilliance of this show is the fact that Penn and Teller can just sit comfortably waiting and remembering all of the magic tricks from around the world that they see. They are building the ultimate war chest of the best tricks.
The best of the best admiting they were wrong. I know some politicians who would learn a lesson from this video.
Admiting you were wrong dont bring down your value. It shows the world your integrity which is truly in need right now.
You fooled them, and you fooled me! Really classy act. And this clip really highlights the excellent showmanship AND sportsmanship of this show, everyone behaving with such grace. Ben, the boys, the whole lot. Bravo!
Well done!
Its cool to see Penn & Teller being honest and reward you the trophy.
Great routine, greak tricks, fantastic script and amazing presentation. I am stunned by many performances on Fool Us, this was one of the moste enjoyable ones by far.
HOLY MOLY!!!!! It was not only a great trick, but also an exceptional presentation!! So smooth and inspiring.
Seeing something like that makes me feel the way I felt when I first saw Penn do the "Is THAT your card?!" trick where he plunges a knife through his hand. I was absolutely flabbergasted! I like feeling like I'm seeing genuine magic and this made me feel that way! Thank you!
Truly beautiful - thanks for sharing this! Mesmerizing work,.
Yes!!!! So cool Ben! Congrats! He’s been working this gift of his since we were kids. Happy for you man!
Heck yeah, Ben! So happy for you. I watch a fair amount of Fool Us, and I was able to keep up for awhile. The ending of your trick was definitely a twist for me.
Congratulations! I almost turned this off when you said you didn't fool them but I'm so glad I didn't!
Amazing. Great Job. Mind blowing
Congratulations! Very entertaining! Beautiful routine!Loved every minute of it!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great presentation Ben
Unbelievable! Well done Ben!
Rooting for you good sir! So happy to see you getting noticed. I can’t imagine how much work goes into making everything so seamless.
Next level stuff! So glad you got the trophy!
This was just amazing!! I sincerely applaud your dedication to your craft and your presentation was beyond perfect. Well deserved!!
This show is not the same without Alyson.
It just shows that even masters of the craft can be wrong. Amazing stage presentation too. Absolutely loved it. ❤
You have good interaction with your banter...great job ...keep it up
Beautiful. And a tough crowd for him at the start! Go Ben!
Loved that ending. I thought the trick was incredible
P&T just performed a great show of ethics, honesty and class with Ben. Respect and applause to all three men here.
Wow! Astonishing, mind-blowing! Congratulations!
your act was awesome man! really! 👍
Great magic Ben, great stage presence, so glad you fooled them!
Best performance I have seen on Pen and Teller and best patter so enjoyable.
Great job brother!!!! Bill
Amazing trick. I really liked it.
Awesome job, Ben! Great performance
What a great presentation. You definitely put lots of thought into the story you presented, and it definitely gave the illusion and extra layer of "wow."
Beautifully done. Congratulations!
A beautiful trick and I really enjoyed your narrative, charming indeed.
Great showmanship & performance! This was a fun trick. Congrats twist at the end!! Glad you Fooled Them 🔥🤟🙌
That’s awesome! Gives the show integrity when they do that.
Beautiful presentation. Wonderful ending. 🎉
Respect for Penn & Teller! And congrats, Ben!
The jar part was a great ending to an entertaining set. Congrats!
Congrats Ben! What a rollercoaster that must have been.
Very eloquent. Very crisp performance.
What really happened: Teller wrote what they think the trick was in Latin but Ben did not understand what was written. So backstage they asked him about it again and they learned that they were actually fooled.
Ben, that was fantastic you fooled them. Congrats 👍😊🙏👏👏👏👏🪄✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️
Congratulations ! You deserve it !
What a wonderful routine & the ball of yarn in the glass jar baffled me. I look forward to watching more of your performances.
ps) congrats on the win!!
Beautiful performance.
From a fellow Houstonian - that was a BEAUTIFUL performance!! I gotta get back to HMNS to see you in action!
oh this is beautiful! absolutely love this!
well done man. Congrats!
Great story and performance, it is a real magic!
Bravo to Penn and Teller for keeping this show as fair as possible! Thanks for the video :)
Best patter and story writing I am seen - so clean, not a wasted word! (Also, the magic was pretty cool)
Great job! Awesome twist!! 💥BOOM!!!💥™
Great performance!!!
I loved this! I was surprised that P&T "figured it out" but was very happy to see that they corrected their mistake and gave you the trophy that you definitely earned. Great routine and I hope to see a lot more.
Great trick with a great outcome! Bravo!
Wow!!! congrats Ben!!
Great trick...and great reminder of Theseus.
this was one of those moments where I was in awe of the trick and as much as I love Penn & Teller, I so hope they don't how it's done. Two big wins here, Ben - that seemed utterly impossible & Penn & Teller - magic with integrity, pure class
Wow, first of a kind! Congrats!
Its very good to know they check their hypotesis. Serious commitment for serious magic.
I was astonished when they said they weren't fooled; it was an amazing, AMAZING sequence. Jaw-dropping, more than once.
Kudos to you, Ben, and to P&T for their integrity in coming back to correct their error.
Fantastic patter 🙌
dude what an incredeble performance! your character is as well amazing :)
He's like the Tom Cruise of magic. Also, don't give up so easily just because these two guys are "the smartest in the room" 🙂
I got the first move only because I already know it. Then, I was lost. Amazing routine.
Excellent
Just have to say what an extraordinary trick. And congratulations.
Great job Ben!
That is the DEFINITION of CLASS and HONOR! It could have ended when he left the stage. Kudos for making sure they got it right.
Brilliant 😮🎉
Love it. What a huge deal.
very cool .,.,very very cool,,..,Tkzz for sharing,.,,,.peace
This is one crazy episode, it was awesome
Fooled me lol….well done, thoroughly entertaining Sir!
Guys who lives from decepting and, well, some kind of lying to people, appeard to be as honest and fair as you can imagine. That's the class!
And ofcourse trick was amazing, congrats for fooling that duo :)
I’ve been to Ben’s show in Houston. It’s a lot of fun and a chance to see a world-class magician up close. If you haven’t seen it you should go!
It was a great act though. I loved the ring onto the knitting needle. That was great! *Oh wow, I paused it before the end... Congrats on the fool!
this was amazing! the fact that he accepted that they thought they knew how he did it when he probably knew they didn't get it is a tetament to being a class act
Congrats on the win. Even with the benefit of frame by frame analysis, the method is still almost invisible. Well done!
Secret aside, this was a beautiful performance. Ben has stellar patter, that fluid and entrancing to a degree. A great story teller. Just a great routine.
My guess is that the magic began at 3:51 when he puts the pointer down on the table. He puts the ring down with it. The camera cuts to a far away shot so you can't follow the ring after it passes through the pointer. And then you never see it again until the very end. Ask yourself this question: Why did he need such a long table cover that goes down to the floor? My guess is that there is an assistant under that table. When he placed the pointer down, the ring was with it. Then he had to 'buy' a lot of time for his assistant to grab the ring and put it into the jar and then place it in the basket from under the table. The assistant places the ring in the jar. That is why Ben wastes so much time before the big reveal. Just my guess.
Correct
I thought they did not allow this.
I thought so, too, BUT: presumably that’s what Penn & Teller initially thought happened. So, I’m not sure that’s what happened. It’s possible that the table cloth was put there to fool Penn & Teller into thinking that’s how it was done. Put differently, we have two mysteries not one: how he did it, and what P&T thought he did.
Its in this instance that video playback helps greatly, and there was no extra person. Its all slight of hand. At 3:52 he uses slight of hand to put the ring under his watch wrist strap. Pausing at 4:06 you can see the ring some what under the strap. Then at 4:25 when he claps his hands together he uses his right pinky to grab the ring from the strap then when he goes to pick up the yarn and the needle you can see him push the ring first into the box, which is still all hidden by the extra balls of yarn. From then each time he goes to grab a yarn its to do an addition stage of pushing the ring case into the ball, which is wrapped in such a way that the side is never covered so you can insert the box when needed, then another move to get it into the jar and a quick final move to put the lid on and screw it lightly shut. Its still all impressive slight of hand but its one of those tricks that gets absolutely destroyed by video playback.
@@NuminorTheFool FYI it's sleight
Wow, throughout most of the performance I was surprised how well I could follow and thought it was basically just foam balls. But that ending... I was increasingly pushed to the edge of the seat until my mind was thoroughly blown :D What a spectacular performance!
Impressive routine!
Ben Jackson - from the other end of the world , Singapore. That was brilliant !
Great trick, thanks for not spoiling the outcome in the title.