Things You Might Not Know About The Carbonaro Effect 

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Real

Idk what to believe anymore

watch the bowling ball episode, its staged sadly, you can see it in the poor editing.

Staged

Lolol I just watched it thank you

Yes! I remember that one 😂😂

i know you. . . its dave chappelle! the dave chapelle magic show

The woman who said 'im having a hot flash right now' 😂😂😂🔥🔥That lady made the best episode

That was a literal RIOT🤣🤣🤣 So funny!!!

Show boring ash

My dude, it’s fake - who tf wanna see fake public shows?

I guess you don't know what "finessed" means.

I totally agree. I love them both but they are not even close to the same.

they're both fake

Yes completely necessary

They both are scripted

It’s yet another case of a no talent executive trying to steal all the profit from someone who has talent. The music industry is littered with zero talent hacks who steal from people who have talent. It’s capitalism where the worst profits off the best.

ericarchive, They do not show him shutting down much. Maybe one that I can remember.

@@matchpoint14 I think if they can't find a suitable victim and time is ticking, they fake it with an actor. It takes a lot of time to set up the locations, getting permission etc, so real if possible, fake it if needed.

My dad.

That's racist

That’s racist as hell

​@@matthewward5849 How so? Oh I get it, you're one of those people that says "Well if someone said this about black people or any other races, people would get offended"

⁠@@b__c7538it’s so unbelievably odd I almost refuse to believe it’s a minority reacting to whatever perceived stereotype and think it’s probably a stupid joke or slightly more sinister retort from an old white dude republican or something like that. Just desperate to find any double standard to prove some stupid bullshit.

My dad is friends with him, super nice dude, we used to have his trailer that he did shows on, I have one of his first magic books, he sent my dad edible arrangements for his birthday, gave us free vip tickets to one of his shows, and lots more

I’m sure it will reappear someplace you least expect.

wait...who said you did?

Daniel Treadwell yes

It's not staged to the people he's pulling the trick on. It's staged for the TV audience, as there are many parts of the trick that are never seen at home because they take too long and would lengthen the segments too much (not to mention give the trick away to the TV audience.) For example, at one of his shoots in my town, after he explained something to one of his victims, he left the prop on the counter and took her to a separate part of the shop, giving his assistants time to refill it and replace what was in it. Then, when he walked her back in place, it was ready to go. It would have been counterproductive for the home audience to see that part, so they obviously edited it out.

Substitute "dumb" for "hungry".

i hated learning that, not only did he plant people to use on his show I read he also used camera tricks to create some illusions.

No, they are definitely set ups.

@Wally Prichard that sucks, how did he fool the people on the street? They must of been paid actors which ruins it in my opinion. When we are watching illusions on tv having hired participants is wack, might as well use cgi.

@gonn freaks I just saw and met him lol he is still touring and releasing televised content

Yup.

Probably a typo from the script

Yeah probably meant to say "imitating"

Irritating

Nah there are many good New Yorkers im sure about that

@@dude9318 I have the disadvantage (that may spark my bias).. of having a very insane women from NY, who sounds like Tweety Bird, as a neighbor. 😂Also, Michael Rapaport just.. pisses me off. I'm from Chicago, so I guess I don't have much room to talk. It's eather the worst of the worst, or very friendly (midwest type) of people.

Came here to say that 👍🏻

yeah i thought that was weird that he said intimidate. I wasn't sure what to make of it; at copperfield's level, not much carbonaro could do to "intimidate" copperfield.

Yee I thought I heard that lol. Funny that made it in 🤣

Or irritated him...

My dad is friends with him, super nice dude, we used to have his trailer that he did shows on, I have one of his first magic books, he sent my dad edible arrangements for his birthday, gave us free vip tickets to one of his shows, and lots more

Long Island is not that special.

Layput did I ask?

Great comment. Super informative and helpful

He was? What episode ive watched em all

Theyre in a grocery store and he actin like a weirdo or something. Pretty sure you can find it on youtube somewhere

Dat Boi Barlos ? Nope, worlds dumbest is too low budget and crappy

Robot plays It has its charm to it. Some of the cast is watchable like Mike Trainor, Chuck Nice or Bryan Callen.

Dat Boi Barlos ? I’m joking. I like the show

or people are really gullible and ignorant.

@@savagebuck Sadly , you're probably right . Not much hope for mankind .

Is your number still 911?

@@mreverly aaaaaaallllllrighty thennnn !!!!!!

THAT'S what's what hard to believe out of all this? In terms of magic tricks that's gotta be the easiest trick to pull off especially when someone isn't expecting it.

Short pants

You know what you are talking about, plenty episodes I can see the evil in him not to add obvious symbolism.

😂😂😂😂😂

I think like 2 people either recognized him or have heard of the show before. He should just tell them he's on between impractical joker reruns and get more of a response.

Totally opposite. Carbonaro is not a magician like magician who perform on stage. You are missing the point of his show.

That line of logic sounds good for people aware they are seeing magic being performed. Not a hidden context where they don’t realize they are seeing an illusion. Because they frequently don’t know what they just saw.

Ah ha

What makes you think any magician is real?!?! Lol

Your Majesty I agree. Isn’t magic all about tricking the perception of others? It’s a performing art in which an audience is entertained by tricks and illusions of seemingly impossible feats with the use of natural powers. Essentially our eyes are being tricked so much so that although we usually wouldn’t be able to make any sense of it, we might still believe it because we often only believe what we see. Michael is good at that and what makes anyone believe that just because some of the individuals seen in the show, believed these tricks to be something real; everyone fell for it? It’s not like movies show all the hours of actual filming. Only the good parts make it into the movie. Same with this show. I like the show 🌸🌸

TRUMP!

???? you have NOT watched much of the show then.....they are NOT actors....you really have to have a very low IQ to believe they would hire an actor to follow a script when all they have to do is "run the trick" a few times on unsuspecting victims until they get the reaction they want....much cheaper and better reactions!!!

I hope that by now you are three years wiser.

Oh, you thought magic was real????

@@yourmajesty3569 No, but when your whole thing is "I don't use camera tricks and here's a continual shot to prove it." and then you use obvious camera tricks, it makes you look like a shitty magician. Same with this show. They 100% use camera tricks, plants, etc.

@@kronosx7 camera tricks for us to view the episode and see how the person that is being tricked, sees it also. The person is really tricked. Explained in the video and makes sense. Have them in a position, make them believe, have a team to help out. But if they just showed you a full view of the scene, you'd see that team hand him something, or switch something the person put down. You'd see the trick. And that's not the point the point is for you to be as amazed as the person you're watching being tricked. And they, with skill and luck from the team, DON'T see the trick. The show isn't about tricking you, the veiwer. It's about tricking the people you're watching in the show.

@@agonleed3841 No, I'm saying they're using cuts and edits and shit. Not just hiding angles.

@@kronosx7 cutting the video of one perspective, which would let us see a guy doing a switch to fool the target. Editing the video to blend well with the next pespecitve it cut to. You're thinking of it as they cut, stopped the people at their points, told them some lines and refreshed, then moved on with the next scene. That's not what happened. It's more like a music video, which I've had to edit for a friend. We had 3 cameras set up...this is life in a club..so the best analogy is like love concerts. We had 3 cameras. Recorded the whole interaction. Crowds, stage, etc. Afterwards, we edited it so that it cut to the crowd. The stage, a certain key point of the performance etc. And this was using plain recording cameras from back in 2006 as well as whatever the operating system on my then laptop was. No one stopped the performance to tell the crowd to act a certain way. It was their live performance at a local club. There are different ways to use cuts and edits.

Yes it is. A verbal agreement is a verbal contract. Quid pro quo.