Showbiz dreams come true on “America’s Got Talent,” but personal victories are earned, too.
dancer Lambros Garcia He won the hearts of judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Sofia Vergara during the second round of auditions on Tuesday night with his energetic moves, which saw the 10-year-old deftly alternate between graceful jumps and splits.
The audition was also an emotional moment for Garcia, who revealed that he gets “a little bit bullied at school”.
García said, “A lot of people don’t really know what it’s like to be a male dancer, and I love it so much. I would never let anyone stop that.”
Vergara was quick to offer the young dancer some words of encouragement.
“They bully you because they envy you,” said Vergara, calling Garcia’s performance “amazing”. “They can’t do what you can do. They’re afraid of you, so don’t pay attention to them.”
Garcia proved the haters of the school wrong, earning four yeses from the judges.
“You have a natural stage presence, and that’s something you can’t fake,” Cowell said. “If those bullies start up again, you tell them Terry (the crew) and Howie and Heidi and Sofia come sort them out.”
Here’s what else happened on Tuesday’s episode.
The Holiness Trap Choir dazzles the judges with an unexpected sound
The 26-member Sainted Choir specializing in trap music has brought heavenly swag to the “AGT” stage. The North Carolina vocal group performed A lively blend infused with gospel She reimagined dance hits like “Bad and Boujee” by Migos and “Show Me Love” by Robin S.
The choir’s unique style impressed the judges and earned them a standing ovation, with Mandel telling the group that “You should be on the big stage at Coachella.”
“You leave us defeated,” Mandel said. “It’s young. It’s hot. It’s not what the choir thinks it is. … I would have seen every concert you guys play at.”
For Cowell, auditioning for the group was divine intervention.
“I loved everything about this,” Coyle said. “I have to thank you. I have to thank God for bringing you here.”
The Sainted succeeds in scoring a heaven-sent victory at the end, with the choir receiving four graces.
Ramadan Brothers Howie Mandel shocks with ‘dangerous’ balancing act
The Ramadan brothers do not lose their heads under pressure.
The brother-in-law from Tanzania stunned the judges with them Defying gravity, balancing head on. One of the brothers balanced the other’s entire body weight on his head as he went up and down a ladder and later climbed a ladder.
“This is the most dangerous, dangerous piece of work I’ve ever seen on America’s Got Talent,” Mandel said. “I can not Talk.”
Cowell said the brothers’ acting was some of the best he’d seen on the show.
“It was from start to finish as close to perfection as I’ve seen over the years,” Coyle said. “You sure are amazing.”
The Ramadhani Brothers struck a perfect balance for the judges, with the duo scoring four yes points.
Ray Wold stuns the judges with a ‘hot mess’ knife throw
Ray and Boy put the mother-son bond on a knife edge.
The stunt artist was joined by his 85-year-old mother in a daring routine in which he and his son performed He sets himself on fire and throws the flaming knives towards a platform His mother was standing.
Unfortunately, Mandel could not stand the heat of Wolde’s strange performance.
“I’m all for the family,” Mandel said, “but if you’re going to have a good time with your mom, you shouldn’t be throwing knives at her.” “It’s just the way I was raised.”
But Mandel’s fellow judges disagreed with his heated take on Wolde.
“This was a hot mess,” Klum joked. “loved it.”
Quail echoed Hamas Klum. “I loved this job. How could you not?” he said. “It just goes to show that you are never too old to chase your dreams.”
Although Wold and his mother failed to get a yes vote from Mandel (“For your own safety, I’m going to say no”), the pair advanced to the next round of competition with their three Yeses of Cowell, Klum, and Vergara.
Singer Putri Ariyani nabs the Golden Buzzer with angelic performances
Indonesian singer-songwriter Putri Aryani proves that there is always room to show up.
The 17-year-old singer, who is blind, is behind the piano A soulful rendition of an original song. Impressed by her singing prowess, Cowell asked Arianny to play another melody, which prompted her to perform Elton John’s “Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word”.
Arianny brought down the house with her performance, with Vergara calling the teen singer an “angel.”
Mandel added, “A lot of people don’t believe in angels, and I think one of them just landed on our stage.” “You are a super star.”
Cowell was struck by Aryani’s musical taste and charisma.
“You have a wonderful, distinctive voice,” Cowell said. “You have some kind of glow in you.”
The British entertainment mogul was so impressed with Ariana’s audition that he pressed the golden buzzer button, sending Ariana straight to the live shows. He said, “It’s amazing.”
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