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One of my favorite things about magic and being a fan is the love and respect that generations of magicians have for the others who influenced them and watching them pay tribute in their performances and acts. Whether I'm at a show or just watching stuff on youtube I'm constantly amazed by the skill/dedication it takes to the craft. This was terrific Dan thanks for sharing!
Only part I cant figure out i show the dice got in the box when there was a full deck in there to begin with
Ladies are you ready for the final penetration
The coins and glass routine is absolutely brilliant. Thank you 🙂
Great performance. A presentation of calibre to aspire to.
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Watching videos from the magic castle reignited my interest in magic. I'm looking up many magic tricks online to help me follow this interest. I also think I know how this trick is done but I'm not sure. Anyway it was a great trick.
Wonderful!!!
I'm just getting started in magic, and I'm so glad there's so much good stuff online, especially YouTube. Thanks so much for posting this, I'm getting a real education from watching all these legendary performers. This one's a truly magical 18 minutes and 53 seconds!
I am rewatching this video with a critical eye, to strengthen my own understanding of performing.
All of the magic was excellent. The last one was my favorite.
That is a great act, a great performer, and a great tribute. Thanks for posting this.
Loved the last trick.
Greetings from Victoria BC,
Mr Dan, loved your Act!
Beautiful scripting, pace was perfect, well done sir, bravo!
Simply wonderful with captivating presentation
Very beautiful performance! You're a great magician, and I can't even begin to imagine Dean's capabilities! My girlfriend and I enjoyed it deeply. keep on the good work!
I wish I saw more than just a hand, when he made the last coin move through the table… the girl on the right's face was priceless though.
wasn't the coin routine created by Slydini?
You could pass an elephant through that table and I would never notice, I was gazing at that black-dressed girl the whole time….damn
OT great performance.