@PusherCS
This man turned a joke into a series with hope, despair, loss and hype. He deserves every bit of recognition he has and even beyond that
@desmoMarco91
Many fail to understand that this type of sleight of hand mastery takes YEARS to perfection in such a manner. I don't ususally enjoy when magicians expose their tricks but in this case its useful and he is a genius
@Itsgonnabemayy
Can we acknowledge that while he is making the steal he’s also either doing a trick or having a completely unrelated conversation. Insane i absolutely loved this
@DenisRyan
I think the thing I love most about this video is that while he looks great pulling one over on all the unsuspecting guests, we know the actual crew have no excuse. Presumably they're all on high alert, both excited to have him in studio, but also abundantly aware of exactly what's he's capable of, yet he still manages to get them too. Guy's a rare talent.
@Iscannon
He's so charismatic that I'd probably just give him my phone if he asked
@eakmadashma
8:42 love how he says "watch" as he takes it. This guy is incredibly smooth not only in actions but with how quick he can spin up a web of words to distract
@landonwilliams7838
At 14:05 where he says “You’ve gotten this far in the video…” I expected him to say “which means I have your wallet and your phone”
@a2rhombus2
My favorite part is he's so good at redirection that I knew he was pickpocketing and I didn't even realize he was stealing more than just his intended target. Through the whole tie steal I didn't notice ANYTHING else
@thesllenderwoman4360
I love the "Who's phone did I take" at the end. Such a funny way to end a set if he was doing this for a crowd. He'd have people that didn't even come up to the stage checking to make sure their phone wasn't stollen.
@me1ody69
this guy is the first pickpocket performer that isn't moving around so frantically like Apollo or Bob Arno (no hate). at least in the first few stages where that isn't necessary at all
@kaidkaid88
That last steal was incredible in every way. Watching the way that magician handled that suited man was not only hilarious, but movie quality sleek, suave, and mesmerizing. Absolutely flawless. I think I'm in love with this guy
@vikhyath15
This guy, the lockpicking lawyer & that insane geoguessr dude should form a group.
@YaroslavNechaev
One dude tried to do level 7 on me on the street — honestly he almost succeeded, I noticed the movement of my phone, held on to it and the thief retreated promptly. It was done so smoothly it took me a minute to process what was going on after he was gone.
@usernamenotavailablee
The fact that the "victims" didn't know what was actually going on makes this so much more entertaining! Thank you for another banger Wired <3
@mythillian
Usually when a magician/performer reveals their trick it kinda ruins it because it's so simple, but here this only makes me appreciate it even more. There really isnt any secret to it, the way he does it is as impressive as the way he performs it
@The21stGamer
This guy has min-maxxed the con-artist build. Charismatic, quick-thinking, knows how to pickpocket, good at acting and social manipulation, the list goes on! He's the person that criminal masterminds planning a heist are referring to when they say "I know a guy".
@cronicle567
This guy was so good, he actually had me feeling my own pocket to make sure he didn’t somehow pull a fast one on me
@cengizkaan7513
He did another magic trick while speaking to us with the coin in his hand on 6:49 . Absolute legend.
@Moose92411
When I watch these videos, I know that I’d absolutely feel these techniques, and that there’s no way I’d get fooled. I would know immediately if someone was trying feel my pockets, move my wallet or phone around, or clasp my watch. It’s not going to happen. The reality is that I’d be out every accessory on my person before I figured out what was going on. This guy is incredible.
@fatchulanjaza2433