Ryan Tricks puts cash on the table for Toby's tricks
A challenge compilation joins cactus roulette and the launch of Magic on the Bank with Rob Burgess.
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This kid can solve anything 😅
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- 0:00Ryan offers Toby cash to move money from beneath a cup without touching it.
- 2:03A plastic tub must reach the ceiling without being thrown; the attempt comes at 03:22.
- 4:09The next challenge asks Toby to make a bottle cap jump from his palm.
- 6:03Ryan challenges Toby to retrieve a phone without bending over; the illusion arrives at 07:01.
- 7:38Dried corn must rise through water without salt; Toby reveals his approach at 09:12.
How do you pick up a phone without bending over? Ryan Tricks offers Toby cash to solve that problem in "This kid can solve anything 😅", then reacts as the phone appears to float into the boy's hand. It's an illusion, not a newly discovered Siri feature.
The compilation was the most-watched of Ryan's four uploads this week, drawing roughly 36,000 views. Its challenges turn ordinary objects into little mysteries: cups, a bottle cap, a plastic tub and dried corn. Some solutions use familiar chemical reactions; others belong firmly to the magic act. Ryan supplies the increasingly startled commentary, including a genuine-sounding fright when the tub launches upward.
Viewers are asking how the floating phone works and what went into the corn and canister tricks. That curiosity is more interesting than treating every demonstration as a science lesson: the video mixes explainable experiments with effects whose methods aren't revealed.
"Cactus roulette with the kids is fun" had the stronger opening day and is currently drawing the most daily views on the channel. Meanwhile, "How many numbers do you see" has passed half a million views and remains active well beyond its release. Subscribers were unchanged over the week, while daily views are running at about a third of their usual pace.
There was also a new beginning tucked into the lineup: "Magic on the Bank with Rob Burgess - Episode 1" introduces what Ryan calls a brand-new series. Its opening audience is smaller than the challenge uploads', but it gives the week something beyond another puzzle to solve: a named guest and a fresh series premiere.
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What viewers say
How did he make the phone float and the corn trick what was in the bottle what was in the canister
@rawlinjernigan8548See it on YouTubeIt's all about science ryan
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The videos drawing views on Ryan Tricks right now
- Channel
- Ryan Tricks
- Subscribers
- 1,350,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,321,598
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- October 17, 2026
- Video views so far
- 35,966
- Views on its first day
- 13,628
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Here's how Ryan Tricks' uploads and audience moved over the week.
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Which company makes Siri, invoked during the phone trick?
Siri is Apple's voice assistant.