Flick Pop by Biz
Created by: Biz
Key features
Focuses on automatic palms and advanced card handling techniques
Includes visual transformations like color changes and controls
Requires practice to master challenging sleights for improved performance flow
Inspired by classic performance reels such as 'By Forces Unseen'
Part of a 100-page book with over 30 sleights and applications
Pros
Highly visual and impactful for spectators
Enhances overall card magic skills and flow
Offers a variety of polished and creative material
Cons
Not suitable for beginners due to advanced difficulty
Requires significant practice to perform smoothly
Effect
Flick Pop makes a selected card visibly and instantly jump from the middle of the deck to the top. The card appears to launch itself upward with a sharp, flicking motion, creating a sudden and surprising visual transformation. The effect is direct and happens in the performer's hands with no cover or misdirection.
Full details
Flick Pop is a color change and control technique. It uses a specific finger motion to propel a card from the center to the top of the deck. The move is designed to be performed in the hands without a table. It requires precise finger placement and a quick snapping action. The result is a fast and visual card transposition.
Who should consider the trick
Flick Pop suits magicians who already handle cards comfortably. It appeals to those interested in visual card magic and quick transformations. Performers who work close-up or in walkaround settings may find it useful. It is not recommended for complete beginners due to its technical demands.
Information on how difficult it is to perform
Flick Pop has a moderate difficulty level. It requires practice to master the finger movement and timing. The move depends on fine motor control and consistent repetition. Magicians with experience in card sleights will learn it faster. Those new to card magic should build foundational skills first.
What magicians say
BigBlindMedia notes that Flick Pop is part of a collection focused on "automatic palms and advanced card handling." They emphasize that "challenging sleights improve overall magic flow." The move is demonstrated alongside other technical sleights, indicating it fits within a repertoire of polished card work. The performance reel shows that the move is practical and performative when mastered.
What people are saying about Flick Pop
BigBlindMedia says...
Biz demonstrates over 30 of his most notorious moves in a continuous, rapid-fire display of technical skill and creativity. [...] This video is a powerful argument for the book's content, showing that the material is highly performative.
Performance videos
The WORST Magic Book For A Beginner by Biz | All Performances
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