Justin Flom
Las Vegas magician turned short-form creator who films illusions, spray-paint murals, quick-changes and slapstick gags inside a real house he rebuilt as a fun house.
Lifestyle · YouTube · Updated Sep 23, 2026
Justin Flom is a magician who became one of the most watched people on the internet. He performed in Branson at 19, co-created Syfy’s Wizard Wars in 2014 and toured arenas opening for Florida Georgia Line, then in 2020 turned his Las Vegas home into a set: trap doors, a foam-pit bedroom, a fireman’s pole, a movie room behind a soda corridor. The vertical clips he films there post to YouTube, Facebook and TikTok, about 80 million followers combined, and his Cinderella dress quick-change is the most viewed YouTube Short of all time at more than 1.5 billion views.
Questions people ask
Who is Justin Flom?
Justin Flom is a Las Vegas magician and creator whose short vertical videos, illusions, murals, quick-changes and gags filmed in his rebuilt house, reach more than a billion views a month by his own count. He was a stage magician first, in Branson from 2005 and on Syfy’s Wizard Wars in 2014, and moved to data-driven short-form video in 2020. Today his YouTube has about 35 million subscribers and his Facebook about 27 million.
What is the Justin Flom Vegas fun house?
His actual home in Las Vegas, rebuilt room by room into a set: a bedroom that is a foam pit, a laundry chute that is a fireman’s pole, a hidden movie room behind a Dr Pepper corridor, a disco room behind a soda machine, penny floors, a trampoline room. In 2026 he bought the lot next door for a second one. Tours are posted on TikTok and YouTube.
Can you visit Justin Flom’s house?
No. It is a private home; the people in the videos are friends, family and crew. There is no ticket, and any site selling one is not him.
What is the most viewed YouTube Short of all time?
His. “Real Life Cinderella Transforming Dress!,” a quick-change illusion, passed 1.5 billion views in June 2024 and was named the most viewed Short ever. He has dozens more over 100 million.
Is Justin Flom a real magician?
Yes, and a working one long before the videos. He opened a magic parlor in Branson in 2006, went viral in 2012 with the Magic Block Party street-magic video, was a recurring guest on Ellen, co-created and starred in Syfy’s Wizard Wars in 2014, and performed in Band of Magicians with Justin Willman and others. His YouTube bio still says “sometimes a magician.”
What is Flo-Magic?
A kids’ airbrush-and-stencil art kit, his own product, launched at Walmart in November 2024, in about 2,000 stores and online. It grew out of the spray-paint mural videos.
How old is Justin Flom?
He is 40. Famous Birthdays lists April 29, 1986, in Edina, Minnesota.
Where can I watch Justin Flom?
YouTube @justinflom, Facebook, TikTok @justinflom and Instagram @justinflom. The same clips post everywhere, so pick the app you already have. His site is justinflom.com.
What is Justin Flom’s net worth?
He does not publish a number and neither do we. The business is the videos, brand partnerships, Flo-Magic and two children’s books.
Who is Justin Flom married to?
Not something we cover. The videos are made with his family and that is as far as this page goes.
Who represents Justin Flom?
He is represented by CAA and works with Rick Lax’s Network Media. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because he is the rare stage performer who studied the feed instead of fighting it, and won. If that changes, this entry will say so.
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Ames Create does not work with Justin Flom. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Justin makes a promise in the first second and pays it off before you can scroll: a dress changes, a wall becomes a door, a floor opens. He has said he builds for what the data wants, and it shows in the handheld look, the plain grading and the refusal to make himself the star. The house is a permanent set that never runs out of gags.
Why it travels. Illusions need no language and no context, which is why the same clip works in every country and on every app. Family-safe by design, so it gets shown to kids, and kids replay.
Brand fit. Hardware, paint, toys and crafts, snacks, family retail. Gorilla Glue, Lowe’s, Kellogg’s and Coca-Cola have all been in the videos, Walmart carries his own product, and he has talked openly about keeping the sponsor ratio honest for the viewer.
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Sources: Justin Flom’s YouTube, Facebook, TikTok and site; Tubefilter on the record Short, June 2024; Tubefilter on Flo-Magic, October 2024; Las Vegas Review-Journal profile; TechEBlog on the fun house, March 2026; Wikipedia; Famous Birthdays. Follower counts via Social Blade, September 2026.
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