Frequently Asked Questions
Watch this video and read below to learn the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
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Q: What’s the difference between a mentalist and a magician?
A: A mentalist focuses on mind reading, influence, and psychological illusions, while a magician performs visual tricks or sleight of hand. Mentalism feels more personal and interactive. It’s a slightly more sophisticated form of magic. Keith often reveals thoughts, predicts decisions, and creates unforgettable interactive moments.
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Q: What kind of events does Keith Kong perform at?
A: Keith Kong performs at a wide range of high-end events including corporate parties, executive retreats, luxury galas, destination weddings, and private celebrity gatherings. His mentalism is designed to captivate upscale audiences with thought reading, influence, and psychological entertainment.
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Q: What makes Keith Kong different from other mentalists or magicians?
Keith’s performances are rooted in psychology, memory techniques, and real human behavior. He doesn’t pull rabbits from hats; he pulls thoughts from minds. His calm charisma, clean presentation, and ability to deeply connect with audiences make him a standout among both magicians and keynote speakers.
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Q: What technical requirements are needed for the show?
A: Minimal setup is required. There are additional needs for larger groups and Keith provides a technical rider upon booking to ensure everything runs smoothly.
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Q: Can Keith customize his performance for our group or event theme?
A: Absolutely! Whether you want to highlight a product, reinforce a message, or tie into a conference theme, Keith can tailor elements of his show to align with your goals. Every performance is crafted to feel unique, sophisticated and customized to fit the tone of professional events.
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Q: Does Keith Kong offer roaming or walk-around entertainment?
A: Yes! Keith can perform close-up mind reading and mentalism during cocktail hours, networking events, or receptions, making it easy to engage guests in smaller, spontaneous groups.