Rope Magic- Hallucination

Routine developed by Stone/Tabary/Romaric/Sand/Ogawa ect..
But with my specific handling.
Performed by K.Antibus

Also stop posting comments as to who created this effect, and just enjoy the presentation. If you can do better, or know the man who says he created it himself, then make a video showing your intimate knowledge of the effect, do not troll on my site trying to get attention for your knowledge, when you are most likely incorrect.

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[joeyp1022]

Where the original routine came from should not be the issue. It was obviously learned from the David Stone video. It is an exact handling which brings up the question "Where the hell did you incorporate your specific handling?" I hope by this time you have drastically improved on this since this performance. It's ok but some parts are rushed. This isn't extremely hard to pull off but if you are at this point in 2 days it definitely shows.

[TheFrozenPalm]

@joeyp1022

Yup, totally different now. Performing it on tour this year with my chain act. You can see the difference on my page. I keep these up to show progress, as I am doing this professionally now. Thanks.

[TheFrozenPalm]

Please watch Hallucination- Clean to see how I improved this over the next year. I will make a current version ,(hopefully with an audience, damn release forms!!), soon.

[TheFrozenPalm]

So as part of due diligence....

[monster762]

Nice work, very cool.

[DeClAn2008MAN]

Awesome!!

[MikiieeJ]

always loved this routine

[TheFrozenPalm]

@TheFrozenPalm And yes, I am implying that I mastered this routine in 2 days, after having done magic for a week or two. Actually most of my early vids were all that way. I guess I was just meant to learn these things eventually, or I gained the skills in an area, "other" than magic. ; )

[TheFrozenPalm]

I watched John Fitzsimmons Performing the "Sandsational" rope routine, and everyone said he did it justice, and he claims to have learned it from the man himself. So why is it in a completely diferrent order, with effects that are so different? I did not see him cutting ropes with his hands. I do not remember having people cut the ropes in my vid themselves. Sands may have been the first to publish the moves, but that doesn't automatically make him the author of every routine using them.

[TheFrozenPalm]

The credits on this video also say the music was "Kashmir" from Led Zepplin, but that isn't true either.