Shin Lim

what i can accomplish with my hands i mean that's like with magic at least and so um i've been delving a lot into like poker chips yeah and like coins something of that type of prop yeah to kind of mess around with see what i can do with it yeah so recently i've been experimenting with that

Yeah, because it is just like whatever prop you use, you get good at it.

So I used to do cards, and so I've done it a lot now.

I don't think I'll ever stop doing cards.

Cards is just fascinating.

Yeah, it is.

And there's something very magical about playing cards, and I'll keep doing that.

But yeah, I'll eventually delve into other things.

My brain just kind of always wants to do something new.

you've probably performed all around the world is magic pretty universal like there's people everywhere that enjoy it yeah the audiences are just different though how they react and how they see magic is different like in europe they treat it as if it's like like an art form very much so they respect it so much wow uh in america i think it's getting into that trajectory it's going there but what it used to be for the longest time was like

Oh, you fooled me.

Oh, you got me.

That type of thing.

And then in Asia, it's very different.

In China, actually, the audiences are... I don't know.

I don't know how to explain it.

More reserved?

Super reserved, but if they catch you doing a trick or something like that, they'll call you out.

No way.

They'll be like, it's that.