Hi, I'm Chan Mey, also known as Chan The Magic Man. I'm a magician and content creator who performs interactive magic, card tricks, and family-friendly entertainment both in person and online. I also stream various games and host Magic Monday streams every week.

As a magician with autism, I bring a unique perspective, creativity, and passion to every performance. While I may be a little quieter than some entertainers, every show is filled with fun, surprises, and plenty of laughs.

Whether performing live at events or streaming online, my goal is to create memorable moments of wonder, laughter, and amazement for audiences of all ages. Magic has always been my way of connecting with people and sharing joy.

When I'm not performing magic, you can usually find me playing retro games, creating music, or hanging out with the community on Twitch and Discord.

At the end of 8th grade in 2014, a friend showed us a card trick. Everyone was impressed, but I somehow figured out how it worked. That moment sparked something in me. Over the summer before freshman year of high school, I started practicing constantly. When school began, I started performing for friends and teachers — and they loved it. That was the real beginning of my journey as a magician.

In August 2017, The Sun newspaper in Lowell, Massachusetts published a feature story about me as a high school student who found purpose and joy through magic. At the time, I was a senior at Greater Lowell Technical High School and was already known around school and online as “Chan the Magic Man.” The article highlighted how magic became an important creative outlet for me. Looking back, that recognition still means a lot — it was one of the first times my passion was publicly acknowledged.