We got this set of special squeakers from a supplier in South Korea and could instantly see the fun in them. But only when Kim Andersen got them in his hands, it developed into a solid routine, which became a big hit at this years Magic Weekend in Lund and The Session in London.

For example, you press a tomato (or a nose, or ...) and it says a funny beep sound. You reveal that you have one of these little "squeaky-things" in your hand, but when the spectator presses it, it doesn't say anything. This is how the routine develops. At one point there are three squeakers on the table - two that do not work and one that does - and you perform a form of "3 Squeak Monte". The spectator's task is to find the one that works, but it is always wrong. It's as if you can move around the sound ...

Click on the video above to see a demonstration.

BEEP MONTE is just for you to bring in your pocket and can be shown wherever, for children and adults alike.