Justin Flom

Justin Flom is an American YouTuber, social media personality, and illusionist. He gained recognition through his YouTube series along with his television show "Wizard Wars" in which he performs magic using everyday objects. Flom has also performed live, both independently and as an opening act for musical groups. He has been a part of notable projects such as the Band of Magicians.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, he expanded his reach on social media, particularly Facebook and YouTube, where his videos garnered millions of views. Known for his controversial support of magic exposure, Flom often reveals the secrets behind magic tricks. His content gained popularity, making his page one of the top 5 U.S. Facebook pages with the highest reach. In 2020 alone, his content garnered 6.4 billion minutes of viewing time on Facebook's platform. In January and February 2022, Flom's page was among the most-viewed pages in Facebook.

As a magician, Flom often exposes long-guarded trade secrets of magic tricks. Criticism was leveled at Flom by other magicians, and he was barred from several magic organizations.

Between 2020 and 2023, Flom produced more than 2,000 videos. He incorporated distinctive features into his Las Vegas home, which frequently appear in his social media videos such as secret passageways, a foam pit room, trap doors, floating furniture, among others. In 2023, he uploaded a video on TikTok that became the second most viewed on the platform worldwide for the year. The video featured Flom painting Iron Man on a ceiling and garnered 418 million views within the year.

In June 2024, a video that Flom had made in 2022 where his wife Anna did a quick-change trick with three dresses became the most viewed video on YouTube Shorts.

Flom started out as a magician, and has appeared on Ellen, The Today Show, Racheal Ray, Network Late Night Shows, with WWE Wrestling stars or on his own show, "Wizard Wars". In addition to national shows, Flom has also starred in various commercials for Coke, American Airlines, CMT and Kellogg's and wrote a book on magic for children called "Everyday Magic" and co-authored a book on his life called "Adventures of A Kid Magician."