Mentalist Oz Pearlman visits the Dallas Cowboys to dazzle the team with his mind-blowing tricks.
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Black people are funny to watch about magic
If you’re a fan of James Randi or Penn & Teller, you NEED to watch this brilliant debunking of this viral “mentalist.”
https://youtu.be/FnwcU-XDyJ4?si=TR46Vfw29Ph7e7bF
IMO, unlike typical “honest liar” magicians, Oz Pearlman is blatantly lying and generally acting unethically in most all of his tricks. But they don’t book you on 60 Minutes or give you a TED Talk for standard magic tricks (which is what the vast majority of his mentalism actually is).
Why we see an actual flame the entire time?😉
I know for a fact that a candle like this will smoke when even somewhat choked off
Oz is amazing!
He has good gimmicks he uses before the cameras roll to get what he needs. Watch the youtuber Baskin break all the tricks down. It’s fine for a magician to use tricks. But he crossed a line when he sells a book about his “ability to read people”.
This is all a scam. Editing and pre-show trickery is being implemented.
Anyone notice that he got 5.41 wrong at the start, it didn’t go perfectly.