Magic Review - Fortune Popper by Hypothesis Magic

David from Magic Orthodoxy delivers a detailed review of the "Fortune Popper" effect by Hypothesis Magic, a danger act where a spectator selects a popper that either launches confetti or contains a live charge. The video emphasizes the channel's commitment to honest evaluations and encourages viewer support. David explores the effect's premise, comparing it to similar routines like the "Staple Gun Trick" and "Hook" by Eric Ross. He meticulously outlines the contents of both the basic ($65) and deluxe ($80) kits, noting that poppers are not included due to shipping restrictions and must be sourced separately. A significant portion of the review (the first 20 minutes) is dedicated to demonstrating the “popper surgery” process – disassembling and reassembling the poppers to create the live and inert versions, highlighting the importance of this process for performer confidence and safety. David assures viewers that the effect is relatively safe, given the performer's knowledge of the gimmick. He suggests the effect is suitable for both close-up and parlor settings, recommending having extra poppers available. Ultimately, David recommends Fortune Popper as a fun and engaging danger act, especially for those who enjoy building their own props, and encourages viewers to share popper sourcing tips in the comments.