Incredible tricks for the iPad by Simon Pierrot (Video).
Incredible tricks for the iPad by Simon Pierrot (Video)
The German illusionist Simon Pierrot is known for his great fondness for the iPad. He Time and again he picks up an apple tablet and shows the public EVERYTHING giving the full impression that the apple device has acquired supernatural powers!
Instead of writing a letter to Santa, a 10-year-old boy named Aiden messaged Simon Pierrot and asked him to make a YouTube clip of his Christmas-themed magic tricks.
Pierrot not only responded to Aiden’s request, but also used a child’s drawing of Olaf, the Snowman character from Disney’s Coldhearted cartoon, in his unique iPad magic.
Simon Pierrot’s tricks are surprising, especially considering that he doesn’t get any help from apple to create his illusions with the iPad.
If the video above is your first introduction to Pierrot’s magic, check out some of his work on this page.
Simon Pierrot uses the iPad as an old cylinder, from which the magician pulls everything from live snakes to Oscar statuettes for the astonished passers-by on Hollywood Boulevard.
Even the monkeys are confused by his tricks.
In 2017, Pierrot introduced a number called “A Cardini Trubute”, after famous early 20th-century British magician Richard Pitchford, better known by his pseudonym “Cardini”.
In the almost four-minute clip, Pierro uses Cardini’s main distinguishing mark, a white glove. He hides his hand behind the iPad, and it’s like he “puts on” the glove, and then he starts doing amazing things with it. Be careful, it’s worth it.
Simon also has a YouTube channel. The illusionist is already subscribed to more than 300,000 people and his videos have been viewed some 85 million times. No wonder: there is a lot to see.
Other iPad magic videos by Simon Pierrot:
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