Youngest Fooler RETURNS! Sanjeev Vinodh on Penn and Teller: Fool Us 

no. he was paid to do this

i didn't see your comment 😅😂

@@maximem.ste-marie3578 87 BILLION dollars!

@@BBerryJerry Oh yeah? i didn't see YOUR comment

It's called youth .. or "your spirit isn't crushed yet"!

Nobody cares

You cared enough to respond@@brettmasonmedia

Yes a brilliant quote

+ that "I'm a kid..." Well, here's a sub, kid!

@@brettmasonmedia As of my upvote, 274 people do 🙂 I imagine it resonated with a lot of people. Among other things, a lot of the division and polarity we see today is from exactly that: unwavering certainty in how _right_ you are and how _wrong_ the other side is. It's increasingly rare, and all the more special, finding people who are always willing to admit they might be wrong even about their strongest beliefs.

I wonder if that was a deliberate throwback to the early days of Bluetooth when you sometimes had to have the 2 devices touching!

@@dougaltolan3017 Maybe, but I suspect it was just 'for the humour value'

@@dougaltolan3017 you are talking about NFC pairing. Bluetooth was always mid-range and did never require touching. The touching was just to pair the devices via another technology, which most people didn't use anyways.

@@sisisisi1111 Nahh. Mid 90's Bluetooth might have been intended to be mid range, but the real implementation was anything but.

@@dougaltolan3017yeah you mean infrared, was a pain in the butt... NOBODY TOUCH THE DESK! I'M TRANSFERING A MP3

Phil in real life

I understand what you mean with the first word. But I can get my head around how he created that trick with it. Well, I must say, I didn't use it for a while, but still

I meant CAN'T

​@@maximem.ste-marie3578 ; Normally this would be the part that I would pretty much spill the beans. BUT I loved this guy (Maybe also since he sort of reminds me of my son in too many ways); and he REALLY deserves all the respect I can give him. So please allow me to only underline the "code" as they were: "... If you did it yourself, which I think you did...": Not referring to electronics or any technology (Or even the creating process) of the trick here... The code was SO good... And for any layman: it is still SO good in spite of how many times you hear it; since he forces many of us to think of him cutting/glueing strings/cups or maybe even soldering some circuitry. I do not think that you can notice anything in the trick via "rewatching" with "watching only". You really have to use your logic and put the end results together whilst. You don't really get to see anything (Actually: you can't)... DAMN good trick. Being the modest and attentive person he is: it took a little while for even the magician to have the code to sink in. And when it does: It was priceless. I hope I have helped you figure at least the code out... And Sanjeev; I so hope I have not been too disrespectful to your show and/or channel. You beautiful person and your routines are SO GOOD, that I so hope you are motivated to get up there and try again... And please: Feel free to delete this comment if you find it inappropriate.

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That's so cool; I didn't notice those at first. Do you mind explaining touching the stage at the end? I tried googling it but couldn't find anything.

@@dismalthoughts Its an ancient hindu tradition where people after performing, touch the stage and then touch their own forehead to show respect or seek blessing. Sometimes players touch the field after a sports tournament.

@@dibassarkar2898 Thanks! That actually helped me find a little more info on Google :) Looks like touching your elders' feet is a humble sign of respect, and that's sorta where touching the earth comes from, if I've got it right. That's pretty cool. Thanks for the insight :)

2 girls 1 cup?

@@PolishChessPlayer Do NOT dare to search it.

@@PolishChessPlayer nope don't go there i said never ever? It's still in my head and it's still makes me crazy.

Oh my…

​😭😭😭😭😭 ​@@Manish_254

You think it was a classic f in phase 2?

@@borissokol2958 Yup!

@@borissokol2958 This is the seventh phase from magic. Phase 7 takes on the appearance of Phase 2 but with a stretched face. The origin is Phase 12 but stretched out (as phase 32 and phase 109, of course, but this time with a balloon).

tf you on about mate @@operacarmen

could you guys talk like normal people holy shit​@@operacarmen

it's a lot more simple than that actually

​@@jfffffwhat is it let me know please

@@jfffff how pls explain

@@jfffff please explain

How did he do that??? Can't find any comments on how he pulled off this trick!!!

I think he might be deleting them?

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