Word Up
Created by: Vinnie seu
Word Up is a mentalism trick where a spectator mentally selects a word from a card in the magician's wallet. As they think of the word, it vanishes from the front and appears on the back, leaving the spectator amazed. This is a close-up magic trick that's perfect for impromptu performances, especially since it can be carried in a wallet.
Key features
- Mentalism effect that plays with the spectator's mind
- Compact and portable, fits in a wallet
- No setup required, ready to perform anytime
- Midnight Edition adds a unique twist to the original
Pros
- Highly portable and convenient for impromptu performances
- Strong mentalism effect that leaves a lasting impression
- No setup or reset needed, making it ideal for walk-around magic
Cons
- Limited to one effect, may not offer variety in performances
- Requires a wallet to carry, which might not be suitable for all performers
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Magic Giveaway - 216 Neo Magic Contest
David hosts a generous giveaway on Magic Orthodoxy, featuring a collection of magic tricks valued at $130 from Neo Magic. The giveaway includes several tricks: Spin ($19), a lapel pin trick that transforms into a spectator's chosen card; Roller Coaster ($25), an optical illusion coaster that reveals a chosen card; Ultimate Princess ($19), a blank card trick with a surprising finale; Fully Booked ($37), a book test that reveals a thought-of playing card; and Word Up ($25), a mentalism effect where a chosen word vanishes and reappears. Additionally, a Gemini Montabello deck and Wild Colini DVD are included. To enter, viewers must comment on whether they've kept their New Year's resolution by March 23rd. David emphasizes the importance of making the comment interesting and checking back to see if they've won.
Takeaways:
- Giveaway includes $130 worth of magic tricks from Neo Magic.
- Participants must comment on their New Year's resolution status by March 23rd to enter.
- Winner will be announced after March 23rd and must check back to claim their prize.
- David encourages making comments interesting for a better chance to win.