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AMERICA'S GOT TALENT – 'Auditions 4' Episode 1304 – Pictured: Transcend Duo – (Photo by: Trae Patton / NBC / NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
This week, the NBC jury has moved on to the next stage of its competition: Judge's Cups … Among the 18 acts that judges have decided to see that day, only seven have qualified for the next round.This week, a guest judge was added to the panel: actor and comedian Ken Jeong, Ken's energy was vivacious and enthusiastic , and
Among those who impressed the judges enough to continue to the next round was my personal favorite act, the Filipino dance team whose performances include a mid-way twist through immaculately choreographed materials, half of the crew suddenly he disappears from the scene to reappear in six-inch heels This week proved that it was not just a gadget, but an integral part of their acrobatic performance. Their second performance was a mix of pump-action hymns of the 80s and 90s, and when they broke their heels, it was just as shocking as the first time, only made worse when one of the members did a round in a double backpring while nailing the landing.
Another successful band was the married couple who first performed the song that they wrote as their wedding vows on the show. This week, they played another original song for the crowd with the same atmosphere of sunflowers in a wind field. Judges did not like as much writing or performance as the previous weeks, but it was still marketable enough to allow the couple to perform until the show.
The golden buzzer of this episode came courtesy of guest judge Ken for the Children's Choir of Voices Of Hope. The group of children performed a catchy song by Moana that brought a lot of spectators (as well as the choir) to tears. The standing ovation for their performance was not enough as Ken gave the gift of guaranteed advancement to the shows on them.
Some early favorites were not as successful as these acts and were invited to leave. Among them, the opera singer Daniel Emmet, Willy Wilker, 11, who has interpreted impressions of farm animals and the young rapper impeccably dressed and passionate about Patches Hamilton. Even though the evening did not go as planned, these three acts gave impressive results and worked hard to improve from their first appearance.
The yo diablos) expert Mochi, Christina a singer who gave up her dreams to have a stable career as a nurse before coming to AGT to give her another shot and the magician and wizard without words Aaron Crow who shot an apple on Heidi's head with a laser affixed bow and arrows.
The final act to move on to the next turn was unexpected because of a terrifying snafu in their performance. The half-blind trapeze duo we saw in the early rounds came back with a vengeance and a new routine. The set seemed to run smoothly as they completed the intricate gymnastic exercises on the trapeze as a fire burned under them and at each end of the swing. Towards the end of their act, however, the man placed a blindfold over his eyes and hung on the swing with his legs, ready to catch his partner and his wife as she fell off the swing. Unfortunately, as she fell to the ground, she slipped out of reach, hitting the ground. She stood at the end of the act and seemed to agree, but the gigantic bruise on her back does not bode well for their future tricks. Nevertheless, the judges decided to present them to the show at the same time as the other successful acts.
Were there any acts you thought you deserved to succeed? Who is your favorite in the next round? Who can not you wait to see more? Turn off in the comments below!
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AMERICA'S GOT TALENT – 'Auditions 4' Episode 1304 – Pictured: Transcend Duo – (Photo by: Trae Patton / NBC / NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
This week, the NBC jury has moved on to the next stage of its competition: the Judge's Cups: out of the 18 acts that the judges decided to see that day, only seven were qualified for the next round.There was also a guest jury: Ken Jeong, actor and comedian, who showed a keen and enthusiastic energy.
Among those who impressed the judges enough to continue to next round was my personal favorite act, the Filipino dance team whose performances include a mid-way twist through choreographed materials, half of the crew it disappears from the stage to reappear in heels of This week proved that it was not just a gadget, but an integrating part e of their acrobatic performance. Their second performance was a mix of pump-action hymns of the 80s and 90s, and when they broke their heels, it was just as shocking as the first time, only made worse when one of the members did a round in a double backpring while nailing the landing.
Another successful band was the married couple who first performed the song that they wrote as their wedding vows in the show. This week, they played another original song for the crowd with the same atmosphere of sunflowers in a wind field. Judges did not like writing or performing as much as the last few weeks, but it was still marketable enough to bring them to the live show
The golden buzzer of this episode has come with the permission of guest judge Ken for the children's choir Voices Of Hope. The group of children performed a catchy song by Moana that brought a lot of spectators (as well as the choir) to tears. The standing ovation for their performance was not enough as Ken gave the gift of guaranteed advancement to the shows on them.
Some early favorites were not as successful as these acts and were invited to leave. Among them, the opera singer Daniel Emmet, Willy Wilker, 11, who has interpreted impressions of farm animals and the young rapper impeccably dressed and passionate about Patches Hamilton. Even though the evening did not go as planned, these three acts gave impressive results and worked hard to improve from their first appearance.
Diablos yo) expert Mochi, Christina a singer who gave up her dreams to have a stable career as a nurse before coming to AGT to give her another shot and the wizard and magician without words Aaron Crow who shot an apple on Heidi's head with a laser affixed bow and arrows.
The final act to move on to the next turn was unexpected because of a terrifying snafu in their performance. The half-blind trapeze duo we saw in the early rounds came back with a vengeance and a new routine. The set seemed to run smoothly as they completed the intricate gymnastic exercises on the trapeze as a fire burned under them and at each end of the swing. Towards the end of their act, however, the man placed a blindfold over his eyes and hung on the swing with his legs, ready to catch his partner and his wife as she fell off the swing. Unfortunately, as she fell to the ground, she slipped out of reach, hitting the ground. She stood at the end of the act and seemed to agree, but the gigantic bruise on her back does not bode well for their future tricks. Nevertheless, the judges decided to present them to the show at the same time as the other successful acts.
Were there any acts you thought you deserved to succeed? Who is your favorite in the next round? Who can not you wait to see more? Ring in the comments below!
