RYAN & JOHNNY HAYASHI - Father & Son Magicians on Penn & Teller FOOL US - Cups & Balls

Ryan Hayashi・2 minutes read

The narrator reflects on performing with their son Johnny for Penn and Teller, receiving valuable feedback on their intricate magic act. Penn and Teller praised the misdirection and patter but were not fooled by the cups and balls routine.

Insights

  • The narrator and their son Johnny performed a magic act for Penn and Teller, showcasing impressive tricks like teleportation and vanishing acts, receiving feedback that highlighted the importance of misdirection and patter in magic performances.
  • Despite not fooling Penn and Teller with a cups and balls routine, the narrator cherishes the experience of performing with Johnny, emphasizing the value of feedback from seasoned magicians like Penn and Teller in improving their craft.

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Recent questions

  • How did the narrator feel about performing for Penn and Teller?

    Proud

  • What magic act did the narrator and Johnny showcase?

    Cups and balls routine

  • How did Penn and Teller respond to the magic act?

    Praised misdirection and patter

  • What was the narrator's reflection on the experience?

    Gratitude for opportunity and feedback

  • What was the highlight of the magic act performed by the narrator and Johnny?

    Grand finale of psychological impact

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Summary

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"Father-Son Magic Act Impresses Penn & Teller"

  • The narrator recalls a previous performance on Fulas where they were thrilled to perform for their idols, Penn and Teller, and expresses pride in their son Johnny's magic skills.
  • The narrator and Johnny join Ryan Hayashi in an international magic dojo to showcase their father-son magic act, including a mind-blowing cups and balls routine.
  • The performance involves intricate magic tricks, with the narrator guiding Johnny through teleportation and vanishing acts, culminating in a grand finale of psychological impact.
  • Penn and Teller provide feedback on the act, praising the misdirection and patter used, but ultimately revealing that they were not fooled by the cups and balls routine.
  • The narrator reflects on the experience, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to perform with Johnny and the valuable feedback received from Penn and Teller.
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