What are the most popular Youtube Channels for Magicians?

Josh Burch · Mar 25, 2015

Hey y'all I'm always looking for great magic videos online. Who are some of the more popular magicians out there on Youtube? Who do you watch? Who do you subscribe to?

(Please stay away from those who reveal magic unethically)

antoferra · Mar 26, 2015

I'm subscribed to these people's channels:
Justin Flom
Nate Staniforth
Ollie Mealing
Calen Morelli
Casshan Wallace
Christopher James

Philipp S.(4) · Mar 26, 2015

HooToDisturbReality
Stuart Edge (Sort of)
52cards
mismag822

Josh Burch · Mar 26, 2015

Philipp S.(4) said:
HooToDisturbReality
Stuart Edge (Sort of)
52cards
mismag822

Disturb Reality and Mismag are pretty awful when it comes to unethical exposure.

I think Brian Brushwood, Jay Sankey and Rich Ferguson are better places to go to learn magic. They all have great You Tube channels.

FormlessMars22 · Mar 26, 2015

I personally don't believe that Mismag822 could be considered 'unethical'.

mrcheeseman · Mar 26, 2015

I second Justin Flom and Calen Morelli. Also try looking at Rick Lax's videos

Josh Burch · Mar 26, 2015

FormlessMars22 said:
I personally don't believe that Mismag822 could be considered 'unethical'.

He has taught various Paul Harris effects he teaches Hansen Chein's Touch and a few other effects without permission as far as I can tell.

Josh Burch · Mar 26, 2015

My personal favorites that haven't been named yet are;
Rob Anderson
Steven Bridges
Bosco Mind
Chris Balinger

WyattSB · Mar 27, 2015

Zach Meuller, he may mostly do cardistry, but there is a bit of magic in there. He produces great quality videos though. Already mentioned, but Ollie Mealing definitely.

Josh Burch · Mar 27, 2015

WyattSB said:
Zach Meuller, he may mostly do cardistry, but there is a bit of magic in there. He produces great quality videos though. Already mentioned, but Ollie Mealing definitely.

I love watching Zach's channel!

Rev · Mar 27, 2015

Jack Carpenter's channel is great fun if you're into card stuff.

ChrisWiens · Mar 27, 2015

I normally don't like watching youtube performances without an audience, but Jack Carpenter is full of creativity and ideas. A great and humble man.
I enjoy watching performances of old masters. Cardini, Scarney, Skinner, Ose, Miller, Kaps, Vernon, Ascanio...you get the idea and that's where youtube really shines.
And I think I've seen most youtube videos of Tamariz, Williamson and Wonder.
Of the younger generation I like the channels of Antonio Zuccaro, Jason Ladanye, Aaron Fisher, Bebel, Dani DaOrtiz, Pit Hartling, Michael Vincent, John Carey and Woody Aragon.

FormlessMars22 · Mar 28, 2015

Josh Burch said:
He has taught various Paul Harris effects he teaches Hansen Chein's Touch and a few other effects without permission as far as I can tell.

I haven't seen that so I will withdraw my statement. But I don't think that the self working tricks would be unethical to teach.

Toby Langdon · Mar 28, 2015

Steven Bridges, Justin Flom, Pete Heat, Rick lax are all really great magicians to watch

Josh Burch · Mar 29, 2015

FormlessMars22 said:
I haven't seen that so I will withdraw my statement. But I don't think that the self working tricks would be unethical to teach.

I should take a more serious look at his channel. I just remember seeing Bizarre Twist and I lost interest.

Josh Burch · Mar 29, 2015

Toby L1 said:
Steven Bridges, Justin Flom, Pete Heat, Rick lax are all really great magicians to watch

I love Rick's Penguin tips. They are a ton of fun to watch.

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