The most Amazing Reaction to Magic I have Ever Had

Josh Burch · Oct 20, 2017

A few weeks ago on stage a woman began crying after seeing some of my magic. I was blown away by her reaction. It was real magic!

CWhite · Oct 20, 2017

That was .... Epic...it gave me chills.

Great job dude...

Wow...

Hgagnon · Oct 20, 2017

Thats awesome! I bet she felt so proud of herself. You probably made her day. Maybe she struggled to do things and this will give her confidence!

Josh Burch · Oct 20, 2017

Hgagnon said:
Thats awesome! I bet she felt so proud of herself. You probably made her day. Maybe she struggled to do things and this will give her confidence!

That's my hope. We talked afterwards, she explained that they were tears of joy

Derek Humberson · Oct 28, 2017

Better than my girlfriends reaction of "how did you do that" followed by snatching my deck and throwing them. But on a serious note, its the reactions that keep me learning magic. Thats super mate.

obrienmagic · Oct 28, 2017

This proves that as magicians we need to remember to take a step back and let the audience be the stars of the show. This young woman got to experience something impossible that SHE was able to do HERSELF! She was prolly feeling pretty good and emotions took over. Those were tears of joy for sure!

Great job my friend!!!

Carpe Noctem · Oct 28, 2017

Now that is the ultimate accomplishment in magic. When an audience member cries after seeing a magic trick (or in this case, her doing the trick herself!) Amazing job brother!

-Cerca Trova

Hgagnon · Oct 28, 2017

I like the trick where can I find it Josh?

Antonio Diavolo · Oct 30, 2017

Wow what a reaction! As someone else said, it's really great when you are able to get an audience member directly involved with a trick or (seemingly) do the magic themselves. Makes it a whole lot more magical.

Side note: How the **** did you do that? If possible, I too would like to know where I can learn this trick

obrienmagic · Oct 31, 2017

Antonio Diavolo said:
Wow what a reaction! As someone else said, it's really great when you are able to get an audience member directly involved with a trick or (seemingly) do the magic themselves. Makes it a whole lot more magical.

Side note: How the **** did you do that? If possible, I too would like to know where I can learn this trick

A good friend of mine named Hubb performs this in his act! It is genius! Fooled the hell out of me the first time i saw it!

Hgagnon · Oct 31, 2017

obrienmagic said:
A good friend of mine named Hubb performs this in his act! It is genius! Fooled the hell out of me the first time i saw it!

Where can we find it though?

Josh Burch · Nov 1, 2017

obrienmagic said:
This proves that as magicians we need to remember to take a step back and let the audience be the stars of the show. This young woman got to experience something impossible that SHE was able to do HERSELF! She was prolly feeling pretty good and emotions took over. Those were tears of joy for sure!

Great job my friend!!!

I actually regret not taking a bigger step back. The awkward parts are when I rush through.

For those who want to do this trick, that's great. I don't want to tell you where to find it! Haha! If you would like to learn it PM me. If you can answer 3 magic related questions, then I might give you the creator's name.