Yu Hojin's AGT: Fantasy League 2024 Magic Secret Revealed

I am a great admirer of your work and content. I am reaching out to kindly request if you could reveal Yoo Ho-jin's mesmerizing magic performance on America's Got Talent, where he magically folded a piece of paper into a paper plane. It was a truly captivating act, and learning more about it would be incredibly exciting for fans like me who admire such artistry. South Korean magician Yoo Ho-jin performed this act in the America's Got Talent Fantasy League and won the hearts of millions with his magical performance. Everyone was left wondering how you managed to pull off such incredible magic. German magician Nikolai Streibel has also performed a similar act. One of our subscribers requested that we reveal the secret behind this amazing magic, and in this video, that's exactly what we are going to do. If you enjoy uncovering the mysteries behind magic with us, don't forget to like the video and show your support. In this magic act, a chair is placed on the stage where Yoo Ho-jin is seated. At first, his hands appear completely empty, but in the next moment, a paper airplane magically appears in his hands. Yoo throws the airplane, and another paper airplane instantly appears in his hand. He throws that one too, but again, another airplane appears. This time, Yoo turns one paper airplane into two. He then throws both airplanes, but one after another, more paper airplanes keep appearing in his hands. Following this, Yoo takes a paper ball, and, as if by magic, the paper ball transforms into a real ball. In a moment, this ball changes into a stick, and then a paper fan appears on the stick. Everyone is astonished when the stick of the fan disappears, and the fan itself transforms into a paper boat. And that's not all. The paper boat then turns into a paper airplane. Yoo then picks up a plain sheet of paper, and something incredible happens. The paper begins to float in the air by itself. Not only does it float, but it also transforms into a paper airplane before everyone's eyes. As if this wasn't enough, the other paper planes placed on the stage also began to float in the air. This concludes Yoo Ho-jin's amazing magic act, leaving everyone in awe. But how does Yoo Ho-jin manage to make so many paper planes appear one after another in his hands? And how does a simple sheet of paper float in the air and transform into a paper airplane? We're about to uncover all the secrets behind this incredible magic act. Before we dive in, if you loved Yoo Ho-jin's brilliant magic act, make sure to like this video and subscribe to the channel to see more magic reveals like this. Now let's uncover the secrets behind this amazing act. The key item used in this entire act is the invisible thread. Magicians often use these invisible threads to make objects appear to float in the air. We've revealed several magic tricks in the past where invisible threads were used. Similarly, in Yoo Ho-jin's act, invisible threads played a major role. At the beginning of the act, multiple paper planes appear one by one in Yoo Ho-jin's hands. In reality, these paper planes are pre-loaded and hidden inside his jacket and sleeves. All the planes are connected to invisible threads. Yoo Ho-jin knows exactly which thread to pull to bring out a specific plane. If we observe closely from the start, when Yoo Ho-jin is sitting on the chair, the first paper plane seems to magically appear in his left hand. However, just before this happens, if you watch carefully, you can see Yoo grabbing the invisible thread. By pulling the thread, a hidden paper plane from inside his jacket slides into his hand, creating the illusion that it appeared out of nowhere. Similarly, the second time, Yoo again subtly grabs another invisible thread and pulls it. This action releases another hidden paper plane from his jacket into his hand. The third time, Yoo cleverly hooks an invisible thread connected to the next paper plane onto his thumb. As he pulls the thread, a plane hidden inside of his jacket slides forward and lands in his hand, once again surprising the audience with the illusion of magic. This time, instead of a single paper plane, two planes are cleverly folded together. By simply separating them, it creates the illusion that one plane has magically turned into two. Next, if you observe carefully, Yoo Ho-jin reaches into his left sleeve with his right hand and pulls out another hidden paper plane. This action, too, gives the impression that planes are appearing out of thin air. Afterward, Yoo takes a paper ball and transforms it into a real ball. In reality, the real ball is already hidden inside the paper ball. The magician presents this transformation in such a way that it looks like the paper is turning into a ball. However, what actually happens is that Yoo reveals the real ball while discreetly keeping the paper in his left hand, which he then drops into a compartment hidden behind him in the chair. Yoo then transforms the ball into a stick. As you now know, the stick was pre-loaded inside his right sleeve. Using his left hand, Yoo grabs the stick and pulls it out, creating the illusion that the ball has transformed into the stick. Meanwhile, the ball remains in his right hand, which he subtly drops behind, as you might notice if you pay close attention. The next moment, a paper fan magically appears on the stick. In reality, the paper fan is already hidden inside Yoo Ho-jin's jacket. The fan has a small magnet on its back, and a similar magnet is attached to the stick. Yoo simply maneuvers the end of the stick into his jacket, as you can see at this point. When the fan sticks to the magnet, Yoo pulls the stick back out, now with the paper fan attached, creating the illusion that the fan has appeared out of nowhere. Following this, Yoo drops the stick behind him, leaving only the paper fan in his hand. In the next moment, the fan transforms into a paper boat. This transformation is made possible by a clever, transformable origami trick. Origami, as you might know, is the Japanese art of folding paper to create various shapes. Transforming origami takes this concept further by crafting designs that can switch seamlessly between one shape and another. The same technique is applied here as well. The fan is cleverly designed so that pulling it from one side transforms it into the shape of a boat. Following this, Yoo Ho-jin appears to transform the paper boat into a paper plane. However, in reality, the paper boat does not actually turn into a plane. If you watch closely, Yoo Ho-jin grabs the invisible thread connected to a preloaded paper plane hidden in his right sleeve. By pulling the thread outward, he brings the paper plane into view. Simultaneously, he conceals the paper boat in his right hand. If you observe carefully, you can see the paper plane emerging from his sleeve while the paper boat remains hidden in his right hand. Next, Yoo picks up a plain sheet of paper, and it begins to float in the air, gradually folding itself into the shape of a paper plane. Once again, the invisible thread plays a crucial role here. To understand this trick, let's first look at the self-folding bill trick. In the self-folding bill trick, a seemingly ordinary bill folds itself into a specific shape. To prepare for this, the bill is pre-folded into the desired shape, and a tiny hole is made through which an invisible thread is threaded from one end to the other. The bill is then reopened. Now, when the thread is pulled from one side during the act, the bill appears to fold itself. A similar setup is used in Yoo Ho-jin's trick. If you observe closely, you can see folding creases on the paper, indicating that it was pre-folded into the shape of a plane. Holes are made in the paper, and invisible thread is carefully threaded and set in place. Afterward, the paper is reopened. During the performance, Yoo Ho-jin simply pulls both sides of the invisible thread, creating the illusion that the paper is floating in the air and folding itself into the shape of a paper plane. Right after this, Yoo Ho-jin drops the paper plane behind him and replaces it with another pre-prepared plane containing multiple smaller planes hidden within. When he throws this plane into the air, it creates the illusion that one plane has magically turned into several. At the end of the act, the paper planes placed on the stage start floating in the air. In reality, these planes are already attached to invisible threads, and assistants positioned on either side of the stage pull these threads to make the planes appear as though they are floating and flying. This final spectacle gives the audience the impression of pure magic, leaving everyone amazed. However, now you know how it's all done. We work hard to bring you amazing magic reveal videos, so don't forget to like this video. If you're new to the channel, make sure to subscribe and hit the bell icon so you never miss any updates on our upcoming videos.