Let me know what you would do!

@GingerTech

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Ramsay yo what's up awesome content I'm giving away gift cards guys sub and turn on the notification button hurry up

@alexw1779

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Ramsay probs not the classic lines because.. , please teach us the coin one :)

@joannabarnette7659

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Ramsay mindreading where the coin is

@danrg26

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Ramsay smoke pellet

@jebbush4102

7 жыл бұрын

ok! first reply yay

When getting caught I usually say "Great, now you can perform it too!"

@chinchillamdgamer

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds a little condescending

@TheSageHarpuia

4 жыл бұрын

@@chinchillamdgamer here comin snowflakes...

@kob3178

4 жыл бұрын

Something simpler is just, "show me" or " ok then, show me how."

@Shrew-22O1

4 жыл бұрын

zowi1rawr I think that would depend on the tone and body language of the magician...

@tobyflenderson892

4 жыл бұрын

zowi1rawr it’s supposed to

Chris: how to deal with people who ask “how did u do that” Also Chris: *uploads videos to 3.2 million people explaining how he did that*

@Zikuth

3 жыл бұрын

I am not! I am a Spy! Muahahaha!!!!

@imgroot8919

3 жыл бұрын

@@Zikuth 😶

@judgedredd31

3 жыл бұрын

Also Chris: "Instead of telling them how I do it, I show another trick... so I tell them to put a coin in their hand behind their back... if you want to see this, check out this other video - links to other video - and..." Damn. Now I'm the person in his example that doesn't learn the trick AND gets drawn into the next trick/video. WELL PLAYED!

"HOW DID YOU DO THAT?!?!?!" "Do you remember when you were little, and you believed in santa? and then when you learned he wasn't real it took some of the magic out of Christmas? if I tell you the key, it takes some of the magic out of the magic."

@Sizzlik

4 жыл бұрын

Thats exactly what i tell the persistant friends that just want to know how, but dont want to get into magic. "Imagine if i tell you one little secret..but then all magic tricks will be ruined for you..i made the mistake..now i can do all the tricks..but i have no joy seeing magic anymore (LIE)..do you really want to pay that price?" Most people then then get it and say "oh..no..its ok...but damn.."

@RocksterOO1

3 жыл бұрын

Santa isn't real??

@GuiG4mer11

3 жыл бұрын

@@RocksterOO1 He ruined our lifes

"Is magic real?" Every time I show my kids a trick, that I have learned from your channel or The Russian Genius's channel or any other channel, their eyes light up the room. Like it's the best thing they've ever seen. So, to me, YES. It is absolutely real. I witness honest to God magic every time they smile in amazement. And I thank you for that.

@Zikuth

3 жыл бұрын

That's so beautiful. I am learned magic so that I can have that experience with my new born child one day. Also very thankful to them. This channel is amazing

@publicsectordirect982

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely comment

Really hope this helps a lot of the questions I get! Enjoy #RamFam

@AyushKakar

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris! I need advice :/ Are there cards that look as good and feel as good as memento mori but are cheaper? Im a street magician and I want to use a good looking premium deck but im also pretty broke. Cheers!

@BlitzburghRepeat

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, please do a video on the coin in hand trick. Would love to figure it out. I've watched the chess video a ton and couldn't get it.

@twanoudendijk3640

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Ramsay teach us the coin behind your back read the other mind three in a row thing

@trevorsmith3779

7 жыл бұрын

I love these "dealing with.." videos, they're really helpful, man. #ramfam

@loganviper1267

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Ramsay That's a hot one

Teach the coin mentalism thing PLEASE!

@luitmeinen1902

7 жыл бұрын

I agree!! this is a trick I've wanted to learn for a loooong time

@remesk1531

7 жыл бұрын

Jack Miller i agree also

@felixfalck-nss2869

7 жыл бұрын

Agree!!

@harish10bhushan

7 жыл бұрын

ya please

@mentalitymonster6601

7 жыл бұрын

+luit meinen leaving comment and wait for the answer of our messias

I saw David Blaine get asked to repeat a trick and he just said ok and did something else and the reactions were even better. That's what I do if someone tells me to do a trick again. They've never said anything, they just roll with it.

@UniversalMaster0

6 жыл бұрын

Toby Pitton same.

smash is an option

@jaysonsk

6 жыл бұрын

SMASH IS AN OPTION??? why wasn't i made aware of this?

@fastandbulbous6282

6 жыл бұрын

Ironically you're indian

@fazetfue9073

5 жыл бұрын

With you and me 😉❤️

@namansingla2975

4 жыл бұрын

@@fastandbulbous6282 And why does that matter? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@seanissomething

3 жыл бұрын

Anyone who became a magician to smash, I've got bad news for you...

Yes Master, I wanna learn the coin-guess trick 🙏🙏🙏

Them: How did you do that? Me: Can you keep a secret? Them: YES!! Me: So can I... #hehe I use that one almost EVERY time. :)

@leavebenalone

4 жыл бұрын

Nice one! Michael Ammar told this in a dvd and I've been using it ever since.

whenever someone says "how do you do that?" I always reply with "I went to Hogwarts"

Teach the what hand Is the coin in trick plz

@alexrusanov7518

7 жыл бұрын

It`s a secret (mentalism basics)

@mucgake8763

7 жыл бұрын

wasgnom it's*

@paulschneider8634

7 жыл бұрын

vanilladevil the nose of the person shows a mini little bit to this direction in which the coin is. Sorry for my english I'm actually german!

@mucgake8763

7 жыл бұрын

Spectacular Magic no need to be sorry! your English is pretty good!

@aname7034

7 жыл бұрын

Spectacular Magic your English is good, Better than most Scouse and Americans

Please teach that trick dude

One of my favorite lines comes from Mike Skutt. When asked “how did you do that?”, he leans in and softly says “it’s not how I do it, but why I do it … ” and leaves it at that. I like that it’s kind of a surprisingly deep rhetorical question that causes them reflect.

I love the depth of thought you've put into relating to, and creating relationship with, your audience. You have a great way of raising HECK. (Humility. Empathy. Compassion. Kindness.)

Very fucking nice video

@ChrisRamsay52

7 жыл бұрын

+PigCake thx

@mucgake8763

7 жыл бұрын

PigCake wait, you watch Ramsay?

@PigCake

7 жыл бұрын

Ramsay is daddy

@mucgake8763

7 жыл бұрын

PigCake hats off to that

@tuckergymnest0

7 жыл бұрын

PigCake go back to your channel you stinky pig. go eat some oats

Person: how did you do that? Me: magic. Person: How did you learn magic? Me: magic. 😱😱

@omarmano3163

7 жыл бұрын

NOTFAT JUSTPOWER haha

@Ahlis369

6 жыл бұрын

same lol

@magicviking6892

6 жыл бұрын

Me: I sold my soul to the devil so i can perform card tricks :D

@UniversalMaster0

6 жыл бұрын

Lufor sameeeeee

@jesusgonzalez6719

5 жыл бұрын

that's litterally me everytime since i've been performing

"How did you get so good?" "I sold my soul to the devil"

@Arithmophobia

4 жыл бұрын

oh brother where art thou

I've been watching your videos every now and again for some time, and I somehow went down the KZread rabbit hole that brought me to three years ago, but I just have to say - as a high school mathematics teacher, SO MUCH of what you're saying is what a lot of pedagogues need to hear. Yeah, sure it looks like we speak the mysteries of the world to legions of unassuming minds, much like magicians do in performance, but this notion of EMPOWERING and GIVING SOMETHING THAT THEY CAN THEN OWN is so strong, and so necessary. Love your stuff. Thanks for the entertainment and the insight.

I would like to see the tutorial for that coin magic

yes the coin trick please

@Lukas-qq7fc

7 жыл бұрын

Jessica Barnhart that would be great.

Thank you! Out of all your magic videos, This is extremely awesome for not only figuring out how to say things better with those people but also cognitively assessing the situations whether at the bar with the girls or the analytical guy at my job! Mostly I try to just do them for kids since that is where also I found in common with my father why I love learning them you!

"Is magic real" my answer - It depends on how you define magic. What I'm doing may not be considered magic, but there may still be magic out there.

@kob3178

4 жыл бұрын

I like to say "The feeling of magic's real. And that's the real magic, the rest is just me."

yes please, teach us that coin in hand thing

TEACH THE COIN TRICK!!!! =D

@matiasrosales519

7 жыл бұрын

Which trick?

@hartmnundus4273

7 жыл бұрын

YYAAAAASSSSS

@KarstenJohansson

7 жыл бұрын

Not the Which trick. We've seen that far too many times. Just the coin trick. Fans of Derren Brown will enjoy that one big time.

I've literally only just started being interested in magic and learning it but what I've taken most from your videos isn't the fact that magic makes people happy but your positivity towards making people happy with the way you speak and act towards them!! .qTruly inspiring!!!

you're just too awesome Chris. And I actually do those things you said especially when I mess up. I just tell them, I'm still practicing, don't have it quite down yet. I gotta say you are an admirable individual. I'm just starting doing card tricks now but I remember when I learned my first one and showed people, what really attracted me to learning more was the reaction they had and how I was able to brighten up their day, and that in turn made me feel better. And I felt a connection to magic that way because it gave me that same good feeling of being able to make someone feel some positivity, like when I take care of my patients as a nurse (btw I'm a nurse). So much respect to you. Love what you do and why you do it. I hope to learn more from watching your videos. And God willing we can meet some day and I can show you if I've reached that "advanced" level.

Damn, I don't know why but during your intro, when you say 'Welcome baaaahck' it sounds so laidback. Which makes me repeat it over and over. Maybe I'm just weird, but for some reason it makes me see you more like a friend, than a youtuber. Thanks Chris

Good stuff. Someone once said reality is a shared experience shattered by individual perspectives. I like your explanations, you seem to genuinely want to see the moment through their lens and help them enjoy the moment more. Very cool.

I am very new to magic, and have learned a lot from your videos. THANK YOU! But I think this one has been the most helpful yet, perhaps because I’m at the right “stage” for this lesson. I’m still very new, but know enough and have done enough tricks, that I completely see how you need to be prepared for these kinds of questions. Thank you so much for for all you share!

You're astonishing - professional - & yet at the same time, your genuinely humble personality is GOLDEN !! You spoke volumes...

I would love to know how to do the guessing in which hand is the coin Chris!

Yes teach us how to do the coin thing !

I'm still pretty new to magic and always get flustered when people ask these questions. Your advice really helped! Thanks!

This is good stuff. I like how you talked about being human and not trying to be above someone else. If you know magic they know other things you don''t...so respect those you preform for. I like what Teller of Penn and Teller said, "Sometimes, magic is just someone spending more time on something than anyone else might reasonably expect." This is enough for some people because you're letting them know it took more time to practice then they would probably want to take and they are OK with that. They'd rather pursue the thing they are interested in, and you can be happy that at least for a moment they were interested in what you do.

My favorite video by Chris Ramsay. I love when a person has the ability to be human.

+Chris Ramsay how is the gaming channel and the mini-series of 'breaking down magic'?????

12:35 Life Lesson that applies to not just magic - but to all aspects of life and conflict resolution. I love your videos, not just for the magic, lessons, street magic, puzzle solving, etc -- but your personality is so awesome!

Dang man I freaking love your awareness. I know that’s weird thing to say, but I think that’s a super rare trait in 2020.

this is the only channel which deals with all the problems... love you Chris😘😘😘

Please teach us the coin trick! I've seen variations such as the bloodflow method, but I'd love to see yours!

You are really good with people, if everyone handled communication in general with so much care, half of the conflicts occuring around the world wouldn't even exist.

I love how you go through the psychology of it and try to explain how to make people more interested. I'm a beginner (learned here and there as a kid but wasn't invested). Imo, if someone genuinely wants to know how a magic trick works, I like to show them. As long as they're not an audience member during a performance, I would rather empower someone than tell them "uhuhuh it's just magic dude." The first magic trick I learned was from some guy at a grocery store when I was 8. He was working in deli and asked me if I wanted to see a magic trick. Obviously, I was like ffffff ya I'm 8. He did a coin trick. I was baffled. Then, he showed me exactly how to do it. He told me "practice that, and the next time you come back, I'll show you an even better one." I did practice tf out it. He showed a new trick, and I still remember them. I'm not sure if I would've been interested in magic if not for that guy. So.. ya when it comes to people who are genuinely interested, I have the opinion that you should show them something atleast. Like the simplest of things. Obviously everyone situation is different. There's a difference between a kid full of curiosity and a belligerent person being like "WTF DUDE???"

When they say "is magic real?" I say simply "yep" and continue with my routine.

Him: eplain why you learned magic Me: I learned it one day when my uncle did magic to me, so i wanted to learn. Then i realized that this will give me something to show to people since im not good at carrying a conversation Him: Say whether it was to not be shy or to get along with your uncle GET OUT OF MY HEAD RAMSAY!!!!!!!

Only recently got into Cardistry and sleight of hand, looking over youtube tutorials when i found your channel....LOVE IT. Spent a lot of time watching all your videos while practicing your tutorials. getting personal with viewers like we r in the room with you is above and beyond! keep it up man ur a true inspiration!! P.S. just bought ur Knights deck from Amazon, cant wait to try em out!

Magic is about giving! Chris has such A strong and infectious positive personality. Thx man...what A lesson that was

"Is magic real?" I like to say: There's a reason children can see ghosts but adults cannot...and it's not the fault of the ghost.

That really helped me a lot for my magic.Thanks chris

I love your attitude and approach. Never stop being generous to others who call you out. More of this in every walk of life.

This is a really special video. The philosophy of giving back to the spectator and allowing yourself to be vulnerable is very counter-cultural in the magic world. I believe it is so important in the progression of the art as an amazing interaction between people as opposed to an elevated, top-down display of power. I think that this is a brilliant model for how we should behave towards each other in ordinary life, even aside from the magic sphere. Keep doing what you're doing - these advice videos are invaluable. Thank you!

Teach me the coin trick

Talking about why I started doing magic... "I was on acid and the deception of the human mind is fascinating to me"

J'ai binge watch la plupart de tes vidéos, et celle-là est pretty much ma favorite jusqu'ici; la psychologie derrière le magicien, vraiment très intéressant Chris, merci pour ton channel, j'adore vraiment; keep up the good work!

I think I agree with you, by giving them something instead of taking something from them, you are creating a much better image of yourself and you will be remembered more for that. You have much wisdom Chris. I enjoy your videos immensely. 😃👍

"Is magic real?" "The magic is happening right now. This moment, this exchange between us is the magical part"

Best Video, best Tipps, best Style, best Beard ;)

This was a great lesson Chris, especially for someone like me who's attempting to become a performer and I've watched the Tony Chang lecture twice to understand the theory behind performing. Keep it UP.

Dude, Just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. Your skills and your philosophy are top notch. Thank you for all you're sharing!

Can you keep a secret? Yeah. So can I Or How did you do that? You know how? Magic

4:45 "One does not simply learn the way of magic." -Gordan Chris Ramsay

I love your philosophy and psychology. That's the main reason I subscribed to your channel. I use a similar type approach in the classroom when I get stumped. Thanks, Chris.

Dude just discovered your channel. I studied magic somewhat seriously for a few years right out of high school and never went further than a free gig at a college. I really enjoy your channel though and this video is spot on. I do tricks still from time to time (though I'm completely rusty and don't even try a push off double anymore) and sure, I get caught every once and a while. It's just part of it, and I think any magician who is working to improve and get better needs to learn to deal with it in a professional way like you describe. I've seen too many people get caught in tricks before and just fall apart.

Yesssss please show us how to find the white chess piece every time !!!!!!

@brandondye7774

6 жыл бұрын

cd 914 You can purchase that trick on Ellusionist.com. It’s called Chess Guess.

YES YES! Do a video on that coin trick

I am so glad I found your channel. You are a great person. I love the tutorials and the theory chat, and mostly, videos like this. You're just teaching basic human decency but you are doing it so well.

Another great vid! These questions can be very frustrating but I really like your approach. Truly humble and respectful. Thanks for sharing

The best answer is I learned magic on a super expensive course, so they don’t try and learn the tricks😂

Spectator : Is magic real? Me: Well, magic has always been just an illusion

Chris, the more of your videos i watch, the more i rekindle the love of magic i had as a child. I think you are a phenomenal instructor and editor. I truly wish you the best in your trade. Please keep the content coming, and most importantly, thank you.

Love the positivity! Mate, you certainly have the concept on how to respect people in life. Keep doing you and connecting to people.

"Is magic real?" I usually answer that with "well, you just saw it happen right in front of you"

Teach the coin trick

hey man, I LOVE your down to earth approach on how to deal with different situations, and that you actually are helping educating others. you are nothing short of awesome.

This video literally opened my eyes as a performer. Im really thankful Chris, keep up the work. You're amazing

Is magic real? "IT might be, mine isn't , which makes it far more impressive when you think about it.

Great video, but I was distracted by your left ear poking out of your hoodie.

@repleteloki090-5

7 жыл бұрын

Oscar - Barry Peanut i noticed that too...

@hauntedgratefuli983

6 жыл бұрын

I believe at first it was his right ear then he switched ears!......magic

@hutchy4214

5 жыл бұрын

It's a meme, Mario that’s his right ear dumbass

@docnhi

5 жыл бұрын

Crystal CowZ Stfu

@merxellus1456

5 жыл бұрын

Lol😂

Dude I used to practice magic tricks like 10 years ago acknowledged in high school. After that I guess life got in the way, I stumbled across your channel a couple days ago and it has rekindled my passion for being a magician. I subscribed and went out and got me a basic bicycle deck to start going off what I used to know. Now adding all of your tutorials to my arsenal is fucking awesome. Also I never really heard of, more like didn't get into, cardistry or "flourishing" (if I'm using that correctly) and am way more interested in learning cardistry than new tricks. Already just learning some of your cardistry tutorials has added new twists to some old tricks. Keep doing what your doing bro, can't wait for the next video (even though I still have a bazillion more videos of yours to go through haha)

I'm very new to magic but I just wanted to say thanks for these vids. I successfully performed a card force for the first time the other week and the reaction was the best feeling. I've been in a terrible depression for about a year now, due to some awful stuff that happened to me. Pulling off a trick made me feel happy for the first time in a long time. Even better, it made a couple of other people forget about their problems and smile as well. As cliche as it sounds, that's the real magic. Thanks again for your awesome content.

Chris pls teach us the coin trick behind the back

Teach the behind the back coin thing!!!

Great talk, and sincerely, the general idea you laid down works for most things of life. I wish more people tought this way!

I was expecting really good info out of this vid; but it was helpful and wholesome to a whole other extent. Inspirational!

you should do tricks with rings for your next monday turtorial video, pls :)

Thanks for the tips man! I'm from Brazil and i love your vids :D PHENOLPHTHALINNNE!!!

Sure I'm hormonal or something (I'm like tearing up cause you're so intelligent and humble), but dude, you are such an inspiration. All the tips around putting yourself in the other person's shoes, seeing their perspective, and making them grow, is universally applicable to any situation involving any two people with different skill levels. Make the other person grow, always.

Dude... Why are you so freakin inspiring. You literally got me into card tricks. Mad respect.

I WANNA KNOW HOW TO DO THE "MENTALIST" COIN IN HAND TRCIKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! plzzz

please teach the coin trick!!

Brilliant tips Chris, thanks so much for sharing. I will definitely use some of these. I love that they make you seem more human and not just going straight on the defensive. Cheers.

Good stuff man, this isn't a topic that I see very much, but it's definitely one that is extremely valuable to have planned in the chance you do get caught in these situations. How you handle something like this can definitely make or break a routine.

teach it i know you want it... xD

I vote 3 thumbs up for the coin trick

@slowdown_

5 жыл бұрын

It never came...

@luckyboy1498

5 жыл бұрын

it did

@slowdown_

5 жыл бұрын

@@luckyboy1498 what is the video called? Or maybe you can link it here. Thanks ;)

@luckyboy1498

5 жыл бұрын

.slowdown here kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6qErNGEitfdkc4.html

thanks Chris for making these videos. i have been in all of those situations. Your tips will really help me out. all of your videos have really inspired me not just as a magician but as an individual. thanks a lot

Before i only saw you as the cool guy to learn cardistry from in youtube, but during my "magical journey" you've been a big inspiration to my performing and brand/image awareness. Thank you . I'd love to meet when you come in toronto. Peace :)

YO Please do a video on how to guess where the coin is

chris, i need help, i started cadets a few weeks ago, and i showed a few tricks, it was fun but one kid spent like an hour on youtube looking at moves that we do. he knows the double, he knows card control, but doesent practise he only looked it up to know. and basically when i perform to him or someone else, and make up a story about connections or something he interrupts me and tells everyone "oh hes holding 2 cards i know that" or "yea but now its on top look. *grabs cards out of my hands and shows everyone" and whenever i perform without him involved he runs up to the group and starts shouting over me telling everyone what im doing, what should i do, cos everyone really wants to see me perform because when hes not around i absolutely fool them. pllleaaaase give advice chris, or anyone."

@alphanation7534

7 жыл бұрын

UKCubing dude He sounds like an absolute doosh bag I use to be in the army Cadets 3 years ago I was a 3star wbu man I live in Yorkshire in uk

@MrHallamshire

7 жыл бұрын

The others want to see your tricks and they will also think this other guy is being a dick if he is spoiling it. So just say Yeah I'll show you a trick when 'this guy' has shown you one first. After a few of those he will look an even bigger dick because he can't do a trick so they'll tell him to show a trick or shut up. I know it is all part of growing up, but he's basically being a bully and a jerk. Stand your ground.

@syedhasnainali8282

7 жыл бұрын

Throw the kid in the ocean Jk 😅 Seriously man. I have never seen a person like that. No layperson eer tries to look up magic. I think the kid could become a magician in the near future. Why dont you ask him nicely to not reveal a magicians secret and make him feel like he could be a magician? I think that would help

@ukcubing3150

7 жыл бұрын

Syed Hasnain Ali thanks, good advice, give him something, not take it away. cool, I'll just say " hey man, I perform to fool and intrigue normal people, but only for you I'll perform so maby you can learn something" see if he shuts up then thinking he's in on the secret kinda thing?

@ukcubing3150

7 жыл бұрын

MrHallamshire thanks :)

chris.. every time i feel like stopping magic.. your videos always bring me the joy of being a magician and creating wonders to them.. it makes me to not giving up magic.. i truly am thankful..

Chris again, excelent video... i´ve been practicing magic for nearly 3 years now.. but not doing much with people.. some times at the university,... but is so hard for me, so afraid of being caught... this video is really great and gave me many ideas! thanks a lot!!