American Couple Moves Foil Without Touching It, Offers 'Telekinesis' Course For Rs 9,000

Telekinesis, the supposed ability to move objects without physical contact, has long fascinated people but an American couple claims they have mastered not only this skill but also weather manipulation and other psychic powers like clairvoyance and airbending. The duo, who remain anonymous, have built a career selling online “magick” courses, with reports suggesting that the couple believes the government is hiding these abilities to keep the public in the dark about their potential. Their Patreon offers multiple subscription tiers, starting at $22.22 (nearly Rs 1,800), with options such as “Magickal Meditation”, “Psychic Abilities” and many more. Their premier tier “School of Airbending” course costs $111.11 (approximately Rs 9,000) per month.

However, their so-called supernatural demonstrations have left many viewers unconvinced. Videos shared on their social media accounts show them “moving” a piece of aluminum foil without contact but skeptical users pointed out that the foil merely shifts due to the wind created by their hand movements.

Another clip shows one partner “directing” wind currents, which simply looks like a person standing in front of a tree, waving his hands in the same direction as the breeze.

The couple’s viral antics made their way from Instagram and TikTok to X, where a user sharing the couple’s aluminum foil moving trick, wrote, “So obsessed with that couple who thinks they have telekinesis because they can make a thin piece of aluminium foil move with a gust of wind from swift hand motions.” The video has gained over 40 million views on X.

The couple’s videos have sparked a flood of amused and critical reactions across social media, with users sharing their thoughts on the unusual displays.

One X user hilariously commented, “this is so funny cause if you look at their faces you can tell they are dead serious.”

Another user chimed in with, “eleven yr old me at lunch pretending I didn’t want anyone else at school to notice my secret powers.”

“This is the level of delusion I cultivate in my relationships,” someone else quipped.

Meanwhile, an Instagram user commented, “Selling a course on this for $100 is crazy work. I’m appalled and impressed at the same time.”

Another pointed out, “lol static electricity not magic. It’s science he uses the foil cause it’s an electricity conductor and force pushes the aluminum from the static electricity already on you. Not rocket science.”

In addition to their mystical courses, they also sell a range of “magick” products, including wands and scrolls, all available through their online platforms.