Hilarious magic! Crowd-pleasing tricks perfect for parties and performances
Have you ever tried your hand at magic tricks—the crowd-pleasers that are so popular as party entertainment? Even when you know the secret behind a trick, you often need nimble fingers or tons of practice to really pull it off, right? So instead of tackling high-difficulty magic, why not try tricks that make people burst out laughing? We’ve gathered easy ideas—like tricks with simple secrets or ones that get laughs when you reveal how they’re done.
Master some magic that delivers both humor and surprise, and be sure to show it off!
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Hilarious Magic! Crowd-Pleasing Tricks Perfect for Parties and Performances (11–20)
Card of Super Prophecy

Shuffle the four prepared playing cards and have someone choose one at random.
After they pick it, check the card.
Then say, “I predicted you would draw that card!” and pull a prediction card with that suit/value from your breast pocket… but in reality, it’s a funny magic trick where you were just secretly holding all four prediction cards.
Magic where a drink disappears

This is a magic trick where you place a handkerchief over a plastic cup filled with a drink, give a signal, and the drink inside seems to vanish.
The important points are the amount of liquid and the position of the handkerchief: keep the handkerchief in front of your face, and use as little liquid as possible to improve your success rate.
As anyone can guess, the method is simple—you secretly drink the contents while they’re hidden by the handkerchief.
It’s also important to drink quickly and stay composed.
It can be effective to build “failures” into the routine, such as using an amount that’s hard to finish in one go, or a liquid that’s tough to drink.
Playing cards from the nose

You have someone pick a card from a deck and sign it.
Including that signed card, you put all the cards into a case and put it away somewhere else.
Then, at the same moment as a sneeze, a card appears from your nose; when you open it, it turns out to be the card with the signature from before.
In fact, two decks are used: the first deck, used for selecting the card, is an ordinary deck, while the one used to put away the signed card is a gimmicked deck that looks like a normal one.
In the gimmicked deck, the inserted card pops out from the back, allowing you to pull it out and secretly keep it in your hand.
You then crush it in your hand and open your hand at the moment of the sneeze.
The facial expressions you make when you sneeze and when the card appears from your nose are crucial points for making the magic entertaining.
Magic using a smartphone

A heart-pounding magic trick that lets you know someone’s smartphone passcode.
You can use it as a magic performance, but it’s also a handy technique if you secretly want to find out a family member’s or partner’s passcode.
It uses the iPhone’s calculator: first, have the person enter their passcode so the performer can’t see it, then have them add a random four-digit number.
After that, by pressing the minus button and then the equals button, you can immediately see the originally entered number—taking advantage of how the calculator works.
Severed Thumb Magic

The finger trick everyone has seen at least once is the “thumb detachment magic trick.” It’s a famous trick that kids, adults, and seniors alike can enjoy.
Bend both thumbs at the first knuckle and overlap them so they look like a single finger.
Hide the seam with another finger, then separate and rejoin them to show your audience.
Try it with other fingers as well, not just your thumbs.
Even if people know the secret, you can raise the quality enough to get cheers—so why not perform it in front of everyone?
A prank magic trick where a person disappears!?
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This is a prank where you cover someone with a cloth and make it seem like they’ve disappeared.
From the perspective of the person under the cloth, nothing is happening, but everyone around them acts surprised.
Use everyone’s acting skills to confuse the target: show shocked expressions as if they’ve vanished, and react by looking around as though searching for where they went.
To make them feel even more strongly that they might really have disappeared, we recommend adding a touch where they don’t even show up in photos, using footage prepared in advance.
Keep the duration short enough not to cause distress, and reveal the trick at a good moment so it stays within a fun, laughable range.
Hilarious Magic! Crowd-Pleasing Tricks Perfect for Parties and Performances (21–30)
eat one’s thumb

It’s that magic trick where you take off your thumb, eat it, and then put it back on your hand! Since you don’t need any props, you can perform it anytime, anywhere.
The secret is simple: make it look like you’ve taken off your thumb, fold it inward and hide it, and when you ‘put it back from your mouth,’ just return the thumb to its original position.
Adults might catch on quickly, but kids will love it.
When you pretend to put it in your mouth, shaping your cheek with your tongue to make it look like the thumb is there is a key point for success.
Also, be careful with your hand angles so the ‘removed’ thumb isn’t visible to the audience!



