Breaking Rules

Maverick creator Justin Flom has amassed billions of views (about 1.5 billion a month), yet he did not start as an internet star, but rather a lineage of magicians. You’ve almost certainly seen a Justin Flom video and don’t even know it, because Flom vanishes into his videos making him almost anonymous, while breaking trends, algorithms and even the magician's #1 rule.
If you saw Justin Flom pre-2020 it was likely on tour or on television blowing the minds of a celebrity or late night host with a magic trick, but Justin pivoted to the even more deceptive world of social media with undeniable success. He’s magically appeared without any sleight of hand at the top of YouTube’s and Tiktok’s charts, Facebook’s newsfeeds, and has been hired by brands to create videos that “hack the algorithm.”

Fun House

Most know him now as a spray paint artist with the “Trap-Door-House'' that has become a recurring character in his videos, full of secret passageways, cartoon paintings, and pranks around every corner Every room has a dozen tricks up its sleeve including a moving bookcase, a tunnel of doors leading to a secret Nerf Gun and Super Soaker Room, a special setup that allows him to leap from his 2nd-story balcony and float to the ground. But, watch out for the trap door that will drop you into a hidden foam pit (which can also be accessed through a miniature Alice in Wonderland door). This abode is not just a home; it's an adventure, a physical manifestation of Justin's creative spirit and his ability to transform ordinary spaces into realms of fantasy and fun. “I’m just a kid magician with grown up money,” Flom laughs.

Magical Art

Even with the astronomical views (last year his painting of Iron Man was the #2 most watched TikTok worldwide), Flom is an enigmatic creator often saying things like, “No one knows who I am. It’s the videos they remember.” Flom rarely introduces himself on camera instead opting for unique opening shots; camera shots he calls “swipe stoppers”. Flom harnesses his power as a former magician and builds mystery into the video concepts to be revealed at the end like a secret to a magic trick - and in fact, Flom has been kicked out of several magic organizations for revealing magic trick secrets to billions of viewers.

From stage to internet

When asked how he “manipulates algorithms” with his magic mojo he answers, “I don’t. The algo manipulates me.” Flom considers himself a data analyst more than a creator, as backend data from social media platforms drives what to create next, and not the other way around. Ultimately, his success lies in his ability to align his creations with the preferences of the internet, embodying the adage that it’s not about what he likes, but what the internet likes.

TV Appearances:
-World’s Best Finalist on CBS following the Super Bowl 2019
-Late Late Show with James Corden
-Late Night With Seth Meyers
-Late Late Show on CBS
-WWE Smackdown, January 15, 2015
-CMA Country Christmas, ABC Special 2013
-Countless TODAY Show appearances
-Appearance on Ellen’s award winning episode that particular season
-Fox News New Years Eve Countdown to 2019
-Star Studded Oscar Party where Justin was flown to LA to perform magic for his A-list attendees including Lady Gaga, Nick Jonas, John Legend, Leo DiCaprio, Chanel Iman, Kerry Washington, and more.
-Rachael Ray Show – Performed three tricks for Rachael Ray and Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian
-America’s Morning Show - Cumulus Radio’s syndicated morning show
-Big D & Bubba - Syndicated Radio show in 50+ markets.
-CMT Awards – hosted the American Airlines Lounge
-K-Love Fan Awards – Performed several magic tricks in the audience and back stage.
-Coca Cola – filmed original magic for updated line of international Coke product commercials.
-CMT Bar B Que Week – Hosted the high-profile television special

Whether appearing on Ellen, The Today Show, network late night shows, on his own SyFy show, Wizard Wars, Flom brings magic thru the lens into your home. In addition to national television shows Flom also starred and produced commercials for Coca-Cola, American Airlines, CMT and Kellogg's all with original magic. He moved from the screen to the page authoring two books on magic for children, one titled “Everyday Magic” and another book on his life called "Adventures of A Kid Magician."

In 2019 Justin was a finalist on CBS’ World’s Best which aired after the Super Bowl. He garnered huge praise from Drew Barrymore, Faith Hill, Ru Paul and James Corden (who later featured his magic on the Late Late Show). NHL partnered with Justin to create 40 episodes of magic for the top NHL players to watch this year. His magic can now be seen in hockey arenas doing games across North America. Each episode on “Hockey Is Magic” featured an original trick devised by Justin specific to each player per league requests. Comedy Central in the UK flew Justin to England to shoot a hidden camera magic special and he came home with the winning prank. That year he also shared magic for the Detroit Tigers and their stadium of fans, opened a Nashville residency to critical acclaim and rang in the new year with magic on Fox News’ live broadcast.

Born into a family of magicians in Eden Prairie, Minnesota
Opened The Imaginary Theatre and Magic Parlor in Branson, Missouri at age 18
Moved to Las Vegas and started posting videos online in 2011 when Ellen discovered his magic and SyFy made one of his YouTube videos into a television series.
Justin’s first book, “Adventures of a Kid Magician,” hit Walmart shelves in February 2016. His followup, “Everyday Magic”, was published and distributed nationwide and is still available today.

CORPORATE EVENTS:

Justin has performed magic for Seattle Seahawks, MetLife, Cox Media, Benefit Cosmetics, The Bentonville Film Festival with Geena Davis and hosted Walmart's International Shareholders Conference 5 years running.

Magic for Coca-Cola’s International Ad Campaign

Opening and hosting Florida Georgia Line’s Anything Goes 2015 arena tour

Justin Flom with Walmart CEO Doug Mcmillon

On Ellen Degeneres for the second time in 2013