@@thebanman2293 that's already a great start (: started with a single pooped bicycle deck and now I'm with a pretty nice collection, it just takes time :)
Riffle fan took me a hot min ngl keep practicing. Its worth it to dedicate the proper time and practice to this amazing art/hobby. Currently practicing bottom deals. So. Much. FUN!!!!!😅
really impressed!!! im learning a trick or two and..idk its hard cuz i cant stretch my hand to do some tricks man🥲.and i get this feeling of paper cut while doing the spring😃
@@saintedmama7187 Plastic cards can be tough to start off with, I suggest using standard paper playing cards, Bicycle is a brand that sells standard looking decks for very affordable prices and good quality. Also some advice, dont be too hard on yourself, its a skill that takes patience for the tiny and subtle details, you'll get it.
love the way you assume that nobody is interesting in the ''trick '' at the end with the snapchange and also your favorite move is probably the flip deck
Creative snap change at the end! I’ve been learning cardistry and find it significantly harder to do shuffles on paper cards compared to plastic. Are plastic cards better for this kind of thing?
Much better. Although plastic cards will probably clump better, it will be impossible to do moves like fanning or spreading. Also, paper cards will be slippery at first, but after breaking them in they will be a lot easier to work with
@@718vox honestly crushed stock is overrated imo. If you want really good cards for a pretty decent price look for gold seal bicycles here: playingcarddecks.com/products/gold-standard-808-blue-deck-bicycle-playing-cards-poker-size-uspcc-limited-new
All really clean 💯 nice job 👍 I didn't start practicing till COVID pandemic was over (mostly lol) so I'm about a year behind but probably about the same skill level. Sleight of hand is great 😃
I didn't learn any of these from one specific youtube. I would say for most of the moves they are all on youtube, but for more intricate moves like spin doctor , I would go over to anyone worldwide's yt channel and look for the moves there.
@@lemondrop8203 can pen spinning be normally done with normal ballpoint pens instead of those pre balanced pen things? If so then it might be pretty fun to do during class or sumn
I think it’s hilarious when an artist like this, Does a trick, and a whiner Says “camera trick, edited video” Hilariously underestimate what practice can do.-
😳👍Damn dude! Ya I can't do half those moves & the 1s I can arent clean barely at all. Basically started roughly ±3months before the Covy started. So ya I'm just going to keep telling myself that dude was lying about picking up Cardistry as a hobby only *during quarantine* (which was only a couple years ago). 🫡🃏 Nice✌️
Wow that's awesome, how much practice did each of these take?
Also nice music taste, love Nujabes.
some moves are more difficult than others but on average it takes me like 2 weeks to get a certain move down. also yea nujabes is the goat
Ridiculous how steezy that was
Nice vid!! That spin doctor was outstanding!! Great job!
Wow! Nice deck collection!
Underrated. Keep going king!
Very good man! Love to see it!
Nice! Love the deck flip reveal
Great work! Hope you still at it
Excellent music choice
Strong work!
bruhhh these are sick, i can barely shuffle normally without cards going all over the place
Good job man! I anjoyed the video!
Learning these by order will take forever.
Great job!
haha that snap change at the end got you a sub lol I am a Cardist and Magician so well done!
Seeing this card collection makes me feel much better about my own. :D
and i only have 2 decks of red and blue bicycle cards
@@thebanman2293 that's already a great start (: started with a single pooped bicycle deck and now I'm with a pretty nice collection, it just takes time :)
@@valovanonym fancy card cuts and shuffles are really fun and a great way to pass time practicing them
self esteem problems huh?
@@yaroslavlovyagin8779 Not... exactly... no.
What?
Phobos deimos gotta be my favourite, such a sick name too
Bro, I subbed just because I saw that collection
Nice dude!
damn, you're really good
I'm getting into it myself. My hardest move right now is prob 5 faces of Sybil or riffle fan. It's a cool hobby for sure!
Riffle fan took me a hot min ngl keep practicing. Its worth it to dedicate the proper time and practice to this amazing art/hobby. Currently practicing bottom deals. So. Much. FUN!!!!!😅
Dang you're already pretty good man
Nice job man!
Good job.
appreciate that jaspas :)
Very impressive. Liked and subbed
U have an amazing handling on cards
Based card moves
Nice! What moves are you planning on learning next?
Bravo👏👏👏👏
bro so cool
Yo good shit man
u picked this up at least three years ago, nice collection
👌❤️
really impressed!!! im learning a trick or two and..idk its hard cuz i cant stretch my hand to do some tricks man🥲.and i get this feeling of paper cut while doing the spring😃
paper cut? what kind of cards are you using ?
@@halfwxy just like the card ur using.plastic cards 😭
@@saintedmama7187 Plastic cards can be tough to start off with, I suggest using standard paper playing cards, Bicycle is a brand that sells standard looking decks for very affordable prices and good quality. Also some advice, dont be too hard on yourself, its a skill that takes patience for the tiny and subtle details, you'll get it.
Gambit
cool as f
Where can someone find tutorials/instruction videos about these moves?
Thank you for your video and the written names of the moves!
youtube probably has tutorials for all the moves. for the basics I recommend Lotusinhand's beginner tutorials
This was soo cool to watch. What kind of material of cards do u use?
just standard uspcc paper cards
Dude you should make some more vids in this style. I don’t subscribe to many people but for the finesse in that one video I’ll subscribe
Thanks and yeah I'll try and make more vids soon since its summer now
Make more of these and tutorials that’s sick
love the way you assume that nobody is interesting in the ''trick '' at the end with the snapchange and also your favorite move is probably the flip deck
It's hard to restrain from doing a deck flip at the end of every flourish, trust me 😂
@@valovanonym true its more like a fidget move/closer lol
any tips on mapal?
Oh my god I used to do so much of this! I haven’t done practiced in a while but maybe I will because of this video
Also yo should try to learn the anaconda dribble! It’s one of my fav moves, although I could never get it too long
SHEESHHH
HOW MUCH DID THAT COST?!?!?
Maybe give a try to the riffle fan, it's a bit harder but so satisfying, ✌️👌
easy🖖
Creative snap change at the end! I’ve been learning cardistry and find it significantly harder to do shuffles on paper cards compared to plastic. Are plastic cards better for this kind of thing?
Much better. Although plastic cards will probably clump better, it will be impossible to do moves like fanning or spreading. Also, paper cards will be slippery at first, but after breaking them in they will be a lot easier to work with
@@halfwxy What about crushed stock, are they in the middle or something?
@@718vox honestly crushed stock is overrated imo. If you want really good cards for a pretty decent price look for gold seal bicycles here: playingcarddecks.com/products/gold-standard-808-blue-deck-bicycle-playing-cards-poker-size-uspcc-limited-new
@@halfwxy alright, thanks for replying a bunch :)
2:49 please explain i get hysterics at home
yo that's epic, Im also a cardist I'm not as good but I can do some stuff
yo dude this is sick, where'd you learn the mapal flourish?
@yangthebunny on insta has a vid of him doing it and I just watched it over and over lol
@@halfwxy swag ty
All really clean 💯 nice job 👍 I didn't start practicing till COVID pandemic was over (mostly lol) so I'm about a year behind but probably about the same skill level. Sleight of hand is great 😃
Just wondering - Could you tell me how long did you take to practice all of that, and which CZcamsr did you watch to learn it from?
I didn't learn any of these from one specific youtube. I would say for most of the moves they are all on youtube, but for more intricate moves like spin doctor , I would go over to anyone worldwide's yt channel and look for the moves there.
Can you learn pandora and perform it for us when you have time?
What is the magic trick name?
It's my take on the ambitious card routine
Brother incredible work 🙏 let’s collab
Have you tried out other hobbies such as pen spinning or knife flipping?
i have not
@@halfwxy They're pretty fun hobbies to get into too and can be as rewarding as cardistry if you get to know them
@@lemondrop8203 can pen spinning be normally done with normal ballpoint pens instead of those pre balanced pen things? If so then it might be pretty fun to do during class or sumn
@@halfwxy Yeah but the balancing pen things which are called pen mods makes it way easier to do more advanced tricks
I need this guy at my next Poker game.
EDIT: 2:07 - Where did that 3rd hand come from??😮
أنا أريد متل هديهي ألروت التي لديك ممكن أحصل عليها
You should learn the clip shift.
Tutorial
Promo SM
first rule of cardistry is no magic allowed
ok so cardistry you are definitly really good at it but for the magic move need more practice
(and also do not snap your finger :)
You couldn't at least get out of your pajamas😅
why would i lol i’m at home
Learn some coin and magic and cups and balls magic
Why the horrible music instead of talking to us? We came here to be educated! Best of luck, but this is a rather awful format!!
Who said anything about educating? This is just a video I made for fun lmao. If you're looking for educational content look elsewhere
I think it’s hilarious when an artist like this, Does a trick, and a whiner Says “camera trick, edited video”
Hilariously underestimate what practice can do.-
😳👍Damn dude! Ya I can't do half those moves & the 1s I can arent clean barely at all. Basically started roughly ±3months before the Covy started. So ya I'm just going to keep telling myself that dude was lying about picking up Cardistry as a hobby only *during quarantine* (which was only a couple years ago). 🫡🃏 Nice✌️
thanks 🙏 and just keep practicing you will get better no doubt