This is the latest video from Smoothini, showing how hard it can be to do your thing in a city where the party never stops. Did we mention it is NSFW?
So this is the video to kick off our weekend and to remind everyone that if you are driving don’t drink, and if you are drinking, don’t drive!
I think Jibrizy is trying to get his own street magic special… hey, man, best of luck. I’ll admit that you are a whole lot of fun to watch. If you liked Jibrizy’s street stuff as much as us be sure to visit his YouTube page and subscribe.
You’ve got new episodes of Fool Us airing, but if you need more magic competition then get ready. David “Magic Crasher” Bonfadini and GerrysMagic are squaring off in a weekly street magic battle to see who reigns supreme (to borrow a phrase from Iron Chef). Basically, it is a game of HORSE which sees the loser of each week’s battle receive a letter and the first guy to spell MAGIC loses. Episodes should start being posted this Wednesday. Check out the YouTube pages of Magic Crasher and GerrysMagic to see how it goes.
Julius Dein is hitting the streets of Hollywood for a little street magic and mentalism. Julius is one of the new generation of YouTube prankster/magicians and you can see more of his stuff here.
This video is only NSFW, by the way, due to the crowd reaction… so turn it down at the end.
Reza is back in a new video for Explore Branson, this time doing a little street magic in historic downtown Branson. You can see more of our friend Reza on his website.
This CBS 11 report on the recent Dallas crackdown on panhandlers accidentally explores an interesting when one of the “panhandlers” they speak to shows of his street magic skills. What they do not go into is that Dallas does have a few specific laws regarding street performers…
If you talk street magic, you have to mention the cups and balls. It is the undisputed king of street magic effects, if for no other reason than it has been around pretty much since streets were invented! This version is from Matthew Noah and one of the reasons I personally like this performance is that it reminds one that it is not just about the sights, but the sounds when doing this legendary bit.