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[bright tones]

[cheering]

- * I got this feeling *

* On a summer day when you were gone *

- Season 19.

This is the most amazing season we've ever had.

- You always pray you're gonna get great people turn up.

And that's what we're getting.

- Better than any other season.

- Bring it on!

- * I don't care, I love it *

- "America's Got Talent" continues to amaze audiences.

- That's crazy.

- That janitor cleaned up.

- He did clean up.

- * I love it *

* I don't care *

[crowd roaring]

- Two Golden Buzzers for each judge this season!

[Icona Pop's "I Love It"]

- * I got this feeling on a summer day *

* When you were gone *

* I crashed my car into the bridge *

* I don't care *

- I want you to say Heidi Klum pushed

the Golden Buzzer for you.

- * I don't care *

* *

* I love it *

* *

- Are you ready to see your judges?

- * I love it *

* I got this feeling on a summer day *

* When you were gone, I crashed my car *

* Into the bridge, I watched, I let it burn *

* I threw your [...] into a bag *

* And pushed it down the stairs *

* I crashed my car into the bridge *

- Do you feel the energy right now?

* *

Season 19, the talent is insane.

Isn't it? It's incredible, man.

- Thank God we've had some amazing talent.

Because we always say if we don't have amazing people,

we have no show.

- That's right.

Are you ready for some talent?

- Here we go, here we go.

[cheering]

- Welcome to "America's Got Talent."

- Whoo!

Whoo!

- What the--

- Hoo!

- What is your name?

- I am Owl Man!

- Owl Man?

- Whoo!

Whoo!

- Where are you from?

- I currently live in the Angeles National Forest.

- Really?

- I live in Van Nuys, California, too.

- What do you do for a living?

- A security guard at a fast food restaurant.

- Do the people that you work with know you're here

and you're Owl Man?

- I hope not.

[laughter]

Whoo!

- Hoo-hoo.

- Hoo!

- Do you think you can win?

- Yes!

Whoo!

- Good luck. - Good luck.

- Owl Man!

[applause]

[upbeat music]

- * Who let the dogs out? *

* Who, who, who, who *

* Who let the dogs out? *

[buzzer] * Who, who, who, who *

* Who lets the dogs out? *

* Who, who, who, who *

[buzzer]

- * Who let the dogs out? *

* Who, who, who, who *

* Who let the dogs out? * [buzzer]

Whoo, whoo!

- OK, if you take the word owl and lose the L,

what are you left with?

- Ow!

- That's how I feel.

- I'll do better.

- * Another one bites the dust *

- Bye.

- Whoo! - Thank you.

- Whoo! - Oh, my goodness.

What did I just watch?

- Bad song, bad costume, bad everything.

- It wasn't good.

- Whoo!

- I haven't heard the buzzer yet.

[buzzer]

- That's the loudest thing I've ever heard.

[cheers and applause]

- What are they setting up?

- There's carpet down.

It's going to be an animal act.

Are we ready to see spectacular animals?

- * Without you when you're gone *

* You took me for everything that I had *

- What is this?

- I'm really disappointed.

- Hello, Simon!

I'm America's golden tiger. - Rawr.

- I'm a wild cat, and I need to be tamed.

- You have such a soothing voice.

- Yeah.

- A tiger has never won "America's Got Talent."

- Well, maybe this is the year!

- Good luck. - OK.

You know, Sofía and Heidi, can you tell me the four

animals women love the best?

We like a mink in the closet, right, ladies?

We like a Jaguar in the garage, right?

[buzzer]

We like a tiger in bed, right, ladies?

And a jackass to pay for it all.

- Bang!

[buzzer]

- * Another one bites the dust *

- You know what, I'm really upset.

- Thank you, guys. - You're welcome.

- We haven't finished yet.

- Thank you.

- Howie, yes or no?

- It was amazing!

She was amazing!

- That wasn't good. - No.

- Wow, that's two in a row.

- You better not mess up.

- Go, team. Go, team.

Go, team.

- Are you guys ready for your next act?

- This is gonna be amazing.

I have a feeling.

[guitar playing]

* *

- Celebration!

- Good evening, sir.

- You can call us Goat Versus Fish.

* It's Goat Versus Fish *

- Are you saying that goats battle fishes?

- Everything is goat versus fish!

[buzzer]

[booing]

Sofía, are you goat, or are you fish?

- I don't want to be any of it.

- Do what you're supposed to do, I guess.

- Good luck.

- Appreciation.

* Do you be goats? *

* Do you be goats? *

* Do you be goats, do you be fish? *

* Do you be fish? *

* Do you be fish? *

* Do you be goats? * [buzzer]

* Come sit on the fence *

[buzzer]

[vocalizing]

[buzzer] - OK, it's over.

- A goat has never battled a fish.

- Well, not as long as you are denying goat versus fish.

- Simon?

- No.

- I'm gonna say no 700 times.

Heidi?

- No. - Howie?

- Nope.

- Be careful that the towel doesn't fall off.

Thank you.

- But what I don't understand, goats live in mountains.

- I wouldn't take up that kind of brain space.

- I don't think there's anything to understand.

- I don't think we should-- - When would they ever fight?

- Think too deeply about this.

- Are you goat, or are you fish?

- Oh, I'm definitely goat.

- There's no normal people on this show.

- We'll see what's next.

- All right, up to you guys.

TT brothers.

- Hi.

[record scratch]

- Oh, gosh.

- It's over.

- All right, up to you guys. TT Brothers.

[Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust"]

- Hi!

- It's over.

- Hi!

- Hello.

- This is weird.

- Hello. - Hi, how are you?

Who are you? - Hi, how are you?

- What is your name?

- My name is Shouhei.

- Shouhei? - Shouhei, yes.

- And? - Shun.

- Shou.

- Shun.

- Shoo.

- Shun. - Shoo.

- No, with an M at the end. Shum.

- Oh, Shum. - Shum.

- Shun.

- Together--

- We are TT Brothers.

- Oh, TT.

- TT Brothers.

- Why T?

What is the T? - TT.

- Yeah.

We love T. Yeah.

T is a perfect letter.

- Yes.

- It's a perfect letter? - Yeah.

It's a cool design.

- Yes, T. - Oh, seriously.

- OK.

And where are you from?

- Japan, Tokyo. - OK.

- Yes. - Yes.

- Are you actually brothers?

- Yes, TT Brothers, Tokyo.

- You're brothers? - Oh, no!

- No? - No.

Business. Business.

- Business brothers. - Business brothers.

- Business brothers.

[laughter]

- And if you win $1 million, what would you do with it?

- Tower.

- You'll build a tower. - A tower.

- Tower.

- Tower starts with T. - In Tokyo.

- Tokyo, yes.

- All right, that's good.

Well, show us, uh--

- The T.

- Spill the T. - OK.

- OK. Standby.

- Standby.

- OK, let's standby. - Stand back?

- What?

[cheering]

- T! T-T!

T-T-T-T!

T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

We are TT Brothers!

- OK.

Thank you.

Thank you.

OK, let's look for T in daily life in the world.

Looking for T, OK?

The first, morning.

Morning T.

- Morning T. OK, let's go.

- Morning T.

- [imitating snoring]

- Hey, wake up.

Wake up, Shun.

Wake up. Hey.

OK. OK.

Morning! Hey, wake up.

- Huh? - Wake up.

- Morning? - Yeah, morning.

Come on.

Yeah, hurry up.

- T!

- What the heck? What is this?

- T! T-T!

T-T-T-T!

- OK, excellent.

- T!

- Next, baseball.

- Baseball. - Baseball.

Baseball. Baseball T.

- Baseball T. - Let's go, team.

Play ball!

[organ playing]

- OK.

Sliding.

- Safe!

I'm a T! - T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

- Excellent.

- T! - T!

- Oh, perfect T. OK.

Any more?

Any more T?

Any more T? - T?

- Where is a T?

Oh!

Look! Look!

Terry!

[cheering]

- Terry! T!

T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

T!

T-T! T-T-T-T!

[cheers and applause]

- OK!

- I love you guys!

- Nice T! - Nice T!

OK, let's go.

OK, let's go shopping.

Next, shopping. - OK.

[jazzy music]

- May I help you?

- Can I try this on?

- Sure you can.

Come on, fitting room.

- Thank you.

- What size?

- Small size, please.

- Small?

- Small size. - No!

Large size. - Large size?

- Large size. Large size, right.

Yeah.

- Oh, T!

- T! - T!

- T-T! T-T-T-T!

[cheering]

- Excellent T!

OK!

- I don't understand.

- The last T is Titanic.

- Titanic. - OK.

Come on, Rose.

- Jack? - Come on, Rose.

- Jack? - Come on, Rose.

- Jack? - Trust me.

- Oh. - Trust me, OK?

[laughter]

Trust me.

Close your eyes. Close your eyes.

OK? - Trust to you.

- OK. Close your eyes.

OK. Trust me.

Trust me.

OK, Rose.

A T!

- T! [cheering]

- Wait! A!

G!

T!

T! T-T!

T-T-T-T!

- That's right! - T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

Hey! T!

T-T! T-T-T-T!

T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

- * R-E-S-P-E-C-T *

* Find out what it means to me *

* R-E-S-P-E-C-T *

* Take care, TCB *

* Sock it to me, sock it to me *

* Sock it to me, sock it to me *

- We could do this all night.

- We love T!

- Oh, my God.

- T! [cheering]

- Time! Time, time.

- Time.

- OK, time.

You guys were terrific.

Do you know what that word starts with?

- Thank you! Thank you!

[cheering]

- What did you think, Heidi?

- Sometimes I think I've lost my mind sitting here.

I don't know what's happening.

[laughter]

- Would you like to buy a vowel?

- Yes. - OK.

[laughter]

- I thought it was the perfect audition.

I loved it. I had fun.

I think you guys have the best personality.

You are like comedians.

You made our night.

- Simon?

- Well, I'm just sitting here thinking--

- What's going on? - What do I say?

And then halfway through, I got it.

You two are hilarious.

[cheering]

- T!

- Really, I'm not kidding.

Somebody should make a movie.

- The TT Brothers? - The TT Brothers.

- The movie?

- TT Brothers, the movie?

- I think that you're original.

I think that you're surprising.

I start with yes!

And then Heidi says--

- T!

- And then Sofía says--

- T!

- And then Simon says--

- Four yeses.

[cheering]

- T!

T-T! T-T-T-T!

T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

T!

T-T!

T-T-T-T!

[cheering]

- TT Brothers!

TT Brothers!

- Exciting! - Exciting!

- What's happening, Howie?

- T! - T!

- Coming up...

- * Baby! *

- It was beautiful and entertaining

and everybody loved it.

[cheering]

- I did not expect that.

- Do you really believe that this act could win?

- Yeah, I definitely do.

[screaming]

- [screaming]

- I've never seen anything like this.

- Thank you.

- Only you are the benchmark.

The best I have ever seen.

[dramatic music]

- Hi, I'm Oscar Stembridge,

and welcome to my hometown.

I live close to a city called Malmo.

It really is just a village, a very small one.

So you might be wondering, what's the main sightseeing?

It's this windmill.

And that's it.

- * Written in these walls are the stories *

- It's quite nice.

Goose crossing, look at that.

"AGT" has been my dream ever since I was a little kid.

And I'm on my way now.

"AGT," here I come.

- * And I'll be gone, gone tonight *

- We're in LA.

We just landed.

I write about issues that I think

need to be talked about more.

It's really important to me.

- * The story of my life, I take her home *

- That stage over there--

I don't know if you can see-- but I'm

performing on that stage.

- You guys having a good time?

You guys having fun?

[cheering]

- It's going to be so cool.

- Thank you.

- All right. Here we go.

- I've always wanted to perform at venues

like Madison Square Garden.

I really want to be able to do music my whole life.

I think that's really the big dream.

- You're cute.

- Thank you.

[laughter]

- Tell us your name.

- My name is Oscar Stembridge.

- Oscar, how old are you?

- I'm 16 years old.

- Do I hear an accent?

- Yes, I'm half Swedish and half English.

- OK.

[cheering]

- And where do you live?

- I live in Southern Sweden.

- Oh, nice.

Why are you doing a delayed clapping over here?

- Well, because he's half English.

- I'm half of you, mate.

So that's good, mate.

- Yeah, mate.

[cheering]

- Thank you, mate.

- Since when have you been into music?

- I've been playing instruments since I

was, like, six years old.

My parents played a lot of music when I was growing up.

- Did they come with you, or--

- Yeah, they're somewhere in this massive theater.

[cheering]

- Where are you?

- Hi!

- Hello. Hey, Dad.

Hey, Mum.

- Tell us, is this an original song

you will be playing for us?

- Yes, I will be playing an original song for you.

[cheering]

When I wrote the song, I was feeling

quite overwhelmed with everything

that's going on in the world.

And I think a lot of people from my generation

feel the same.

We're really worried about our future.

So I just wanted to write a song which is about,

you know, all these negative things that are going on

in the world and turning them into positive things

instead that, you know, make the world a better place.

[cheering]

- Good for you.

- I wish you good luck.

The stage is yours.

- I love you, Oscar.

- Thank you.

[cheering]

* What if the hate was love? *

* What if the sky was green *

* And all the bombs were confetti *

* And I loved all of me? *

* What if the old was new? *

* What if the sick were a few *

* And we can soothe the pain *

* And turn our tears into rain? *

* What if the time just stopped *

* And we can stay right here? *

* What if we smiled at funerals *

* Cause death ain't what we fear? *

* If I'm a fool for dreaming *

* Then what is left for me? *

* If I'm a fool for dreaming *

* Then what is left for me? *

* What if this was the end? *

* Tell me what would you change *

* If had all the answers *

* Then would still be the same? *

* What if we could heal our hearts *

* With all the words untold? *

* What if nobody felt lonely *

* And had someone to hold? *

* If I'm a fool for dreaming *

* Then what is left for me? *

* Then what is left for me? *

* Now what is left for me? *

[cheering]

[One Direction's "The Story of My Life"]

* *

- That was so sweet.

I loved it!

- * Written in these walls are the stories *

* That I can't explain *

- Howie, what did you think?

- The fact that you're singing your original song

and the beauty of the words and why you're writing this song,

I'm so glad that I'm sitting 30 feet

of watching your life and your future change forever.

- * And I've been waiting for this time to come around *

- Yeah, it seems like you are wiser than just

being 16 years old, you know?

But it gets screechy when it goes up there.

And I know about screechy with my voice.

[laughter]

No, it's like yummier when it's a little lower down here,

I guess.

But it was beautiful.

- * I know that in the morning light *

- I love the song. I love you.

I think you have so much to give to the music world.

Keep doing what you're doing.

- That was beautiful.

I really love that first part of the song.

With that lyric, the voice, everything about this audition

was you.

And I just thought it was so interesting.

This to me was a brilliant audition.

- Thank you so much, Simon.

- All right, let's vote.

I think that you have a very special and very unique voice.

But the level of talent this year is just mind-blowing.

[booing]

But I want to see what else you have up your sleeve.

I say, yes, I want to see you again.

- Thank you.

- I'm giving you a yes.

- Yes! - Thank you so much, guys.

- Four yeses.

- * The story of my life *

- * I spend her love until she's broke inside *

- Wow.

- He's good.

- * The story of my life *

- "AGT"! "AGT"! "AGT"!

- My name is Sebastian.

- My name is Sonia.

- Two years ago, I was looking at Instagram,

and I found a girl so beautiful.

[upbeat music]

So I followed her, but she didn't follow me back.

- [laughs]

- Wow.

- It's nice.

One year later, he looks in dance class

and he says, you remember me?

And I say, wow, it's this guy.

- Six or seven months after that, we started to date.

- He's my soulmate.

- Are we ready for our next act?

[cheering]

- This moment is very important for us.

We want to have our own show.

- I would love to work in Las Vegas.

- Yes.

I think our lives and our careers are going

to change from this point.

* *

- Good evening.

- Hello, good evening.

- What are your names, your age, where are you coming from?

- My name is Sonia, and I have 24 years old.

And I'm from Spain.

- My name is Sebastian.

I'm 30 years old, and I'm from--

- [speaking Spanish]

- Pereira.

- Pereira. OK.

Colombia, amazing.

Are you guys a couple?

- Yes. - Yes.

- How long ago did you guys meet?

- They're holding hands.

- Well, I don't know. Maybe they're nervous.

- We are together for one year.

- Is it awkward sometimes to work together and be a couple?

- It's awkward to answer. - Sometimes.

- Yes?

- Yeah, sometimes.

- Well, me and Howie have managed for how many years?

- 15. - 15.

- But it gets awkward sometimes, right, Simon?

- It does get awkward, but we get over it.

- Yeah.

And the reason he sits on the other side of the table

is so I won't hold his hand.

[laughter]

- Well, do you guys think you can win "AGT"?

- We think so.

- Perfect.

We're ready for you.

Good luck tonight. - Muchas gracias.

- Gracias. - Thank you so much.

- Thank you.

[cheering]

- OK, rope.

Rope is coming down.

[JVKE's "golden hour"]

* *

[cheers and applause]

* *

- * It was just two lovers *

* Sitting in the car listening to Blonde *

* Falling for each other *

* Pink and orange skies, feeling super childish *

* No Donald Glover *

* Missed call from my mother *

* Like, where are you at tonight *

* Got no alibi *

* I was all alone with the love of my life *

* She's got glitter for skin *

* My radiant beam in the night *

[cheering]

- * See you smile *

* It's your golden hour *

[cheering]

* *

- * In the golden hour *

[cheering]

* You slow down time *

* In the golden hour *

[cheering]

- * You slow down time *

* In the golden hour *

[cheering]

- Just by her foot!

[cheering]

[screaming]

[crowd roaring]

- * Fall into me *

* And I'll catch you darling *

* We'll dance in the street *

- Wow.

- * Like nobody's watching *

* It's just you and me *

* I've loved you forever *

* I'm falling in love with you over and over again *

- Your act is so spectacular, so

flawless, so sexy, ambitious.

The way that you complement each other up there

was perfection.

- Thank you so much.

- Thank you.

- That is the most spectacular double aerial act

I have ever seen.

Our names are still swinging.

That was so wonderful.

- You two are mind-blowing.

It's so dangerous.

One wrong move, and you would just crash to the floor.

My hands are literally still wet.

It was so beautiful to watch.

So, so beautiful to watch.

- The perfect audition.

- It was difficult and stunning,

so beautifully synchronized.

Going forward, I will use you as a benchmark

for what I believe is the best of this type I have ever seen.

- Agreed. - Wow.

- I really mean that.

[cheering]

- We're going to vote.

Howie?

- Yes. - Simon?

- Yes.

- Heidi?

- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

- Thank you.

- Four yeses.

- Thank you.

- So good, yes.

- * Let's dance in the street *

* Like nobody's watching *

- Bravo!

- Amazing.

* *

- How do you feel right now about what you did?

- Right now, it's like I don't even have words

to express what I'm feeling.

- It's a dream.

- That's the best aerial act I've ever seen.

- That was unbelievable.

- This was the best.

- Auditions for next season are officially open.

- I think America is going to love you.

- Go to AGTauditions.com.

Send us your performance today.

[upbeat music]

- Whoo! - Yeah.

- This is so cool.

Look at all these talents.

[Kim Wilde's "Kids in America"]

- I'm excited, Mom.

[cheering]

- I feel like this is the season of the kids.

- Yeah.

- Super talented, super sharp.

- Yes, I agree.

- My mom.

I love my mom. - Our parents, yeah.

[cheering]

- What is your name?

- My name is Bboy Nana.

- How old are you, Bboy?

- I'm nine years old.

- Are you nervous?

- No.

[cheering]

- * We're the kids in America *

* We're the kids in America *

* Everybody live *

* For the music-go-round *

* *

- Yes!

* *

- No wonder you were not nervous because you

know what you're doing.

That was amazing.

- My God. That is so good.

That's why I want to be the first person to say yes.

- Yes.

- Yes, yes!

- Four yeses!

[cheering]

- Let's go!

Whoo!

- Who are you?

- I am Douglas.

I'm from Colombia.

- Me encanta!

- Tell us what your act is all about.

- Beatboxing.

[cheering]

Everybody put your hands up!

[beatboxing]

Sofía!

[beatboxing]

[cheering]

- Well, this is season 19, and I feel like this season

the stars are the children.

- It was just so unexpected and so cool.

- Thank you, very much.

- So it's a yes.

- Heidi? - I like it, too.

It's a yes for me, as well.

- Third yes.

- Cuatro.

- * We're the kids, we're the kids *

- Let's go, kids. Let's go.

Let's keep it coming.

- Look at all the lights.

- No way. - Hi.

- Hi, how are you doing.

Oh, my goodness.

You are wearing the most amazing outfit ever.

What's your name?

- My name is Brody Schaffer.

I'm eight years old, and my talent is to--

- * Dance! *

- You know why I love to dance?

My mom, I saw her dancing and I wanted to dance like her.

I have been dreaming to be on "AGT."

Do you know why?

- You look very familiar.

Did I meet you before?

- Yeah.

- When?

- I came here on season 15, but I

didn't make it to be on stage.

- Uh...

- I fell asleep, and then we went home.

- * Dance! *

- But now I'm back.

- * In my heels tonight, dance *

- I want to be on Broadway and perform

in all the Broadway shows.

- * In my heels, yeah *

- They're going to love you, OK?

- This is like the biggest stage I've been on so far.

And it's really important to me.

- All right.

You look great.

There we go.

[cheering]

- Hi.

- Brody!

- Hi!

Yeah!

- Cute!

- What is your name?

- My name is Brody, and I'm eight years old.

And I love to dance. - Yes.

Yes.

- And tell us, Brody, where are you from?

- I'm from San Diego.

- Wow.

So do you know that you could possibly win $1 million here?

What would you do with $1 million?

- I would give it to kids who can't afford dance.

Because when my mom was a little girl,

her mom couldn't afford dance.

- That's great.

- What kind of dance is it?

What vibe is it?

- I'm going to do, like, jazzy.

- Jazzy? - Jazz.

- All right.

- Like jazzy.

- Good luck to you, Brody. - Oh.

Good luck. - Thank you.

- Let's go, Brody!

- Go Brody!

- You've got this, Brody!

[applause]

- He's ready.

- He's got this.

- * Tonight I'm gonna have myself *

* A real good time *

* I feel alive *

* And the world *

* I'll turn it inside out, yeah *

* I'm floating around in ecstasy *

* So don't stop me *

* 'Cause I'm having a good time *

* Having a good time *

* I'm a shooting star *

* Leaping through the sky like a tiger *

* Defying the laws of gravity *

* I'm a racing passing by like Lady Godiva *

* I'm gonna go, go, go *

* There's no stopping me *

* I'm burning through the sky, yeah *

* 200 degrees, that's why they *

* Call me Mr. Fahrenheit *

* I'm traveling at the speed of light *

* I wanna make a supersonic man out of you *

* Don't stop me, Don't stop me *

* Don't stop me, hey, hey, hey *

* Don't stop me, don't stop me *

[cheering]

* *

* I'm burning through the sky, yeah *

* 200 degrees, that's why they call me Mr. Fahrenheit *

* Traveling at the speed of light *

* I wanna make a supersonic man out of you *

* Don't stop me *

* I'm having good time *

* Don't stop me *

* I'm having a good time *

* I don't want to stop at all *

[cheering]

- That was incredible.

- Yeah, Brody!

- Brody, you are absolutely incredible.

I mean, you use that whole big stage all for yourself.

I mean, you did the face expressions.

Perfection!

- Thank you.

- Brody, what was that?

It was spectacular.

I feel like you were not only dancing,

you were doing also gymnastics.

- He was.

- And a little bit of comedy with your face.

I feel like this is the season of the cool kids.

You are already a superstar.

- Thank you.

- You know like when you watch something

and you press fast forward?

- Extra fast, yeah.

- It was so fast.

I was trying to catch up with it.

You were there. You were there.

You were there.

And you chose a Queen song.

And the lead singer of Queen was Freddie Mercury.

And he was one of the best showmen on the planet.

- Yes.

- And you've got that amazing showmanship and confidence.

- Yeah, you are amazing, not only in your skill,

but your expressions and the way you use the stage.

It's so much more than an eight-year-old.

Were you nervous?

- No.

- OK, Brody, I'm going to kick it off with your first yes.

Howie?

- Two yeses.

- Brody, yes!

- Simon?

- What do we think?

[cheering]

- Gotta go with audience.

Four yeses!

[cheering]

- Thank you.

- * Oh, what a feeling *

* When we're dancing on the ceiling *

* Oh what a feeling *

* When we're dancing on the ceiling *

- He's so cute. - So cute.

- I bet you he's a good singer, too.

- Brody!

Oh, you were so fantastic.

Brody, now what are you going to do to celebrate?

- Have a party.

- Yeah!

- * Oh, what a feeling, oh, what a feeling *

- All right, here we go. Getting clear.

Stage! - Congratulations, baby.

You did amazing.

Aww.

- All right, on with the show.

[applause]

- The kids have been so amazing.

- It's all about the kids this year.

You're right.

- We're finally here.

Our dream was to win "AGT."

- Yeah, whoo!

- My name is Martin.

I'm the leader of Attraction Junior.

- And who is this next to you?

- I am the father of Martin.

- You are?

OK, so he's the junior?

- Yes.

- This performance took six months to rehearse.

It's very important for us because this is our moment.

- Make your way out to the stage.

- Thank you so much. - Thank you so much.

Get on out there.

[cheering]

- Hello, welcome.

How are you?

- We're very good. Thank you very much.

- Good.

What is the name of the group, please?

- We are Attraction Juniors, a shadow theater group.

[cheering]

- I think I've worked this out.

But you tell us the story.

- We are from Hungary, Budapest.

My father won "Britain's Got Talent" more than 10 years ago.

And I formed the Juniors group, and we'll try to follow

the same path as of my father.

- That's incredible.

- Wow.

- OK.

Who's better, you or your father's group?

- We have a role model, the adult group.

- Yes.

- And we try to be as good as they are.

- OK, if you are as good as your dad,

this is going to be seriously brilliant.

So no pressure.

[laughter] - Thank you.

- Thank you.

[applause]

- Let's see if they're good.

[Taylor Swift's "The Lucky One"]

* *

- * New to town with a made-up name *

* In the angel's city *

* Chasing fortune and fame *

* And the camera flashes *

* Make it look like a dream *

* You had it figured since you were in school *

* Everybody loves pretty *

* Everybody loves cool *

* So overnight, you looked like a '60s queen *

* And now the name goes up in lights *

* Like diamonds in the sky *

* And they'll tell you now *

* You're the lucky one *

* Yeah, they'll tell you now *

* You're the lucky one *

* But can you tell me now *

* You're the lucky one? *

* Oh, oh, oh! *

* *

* It was a few years later *

* I showed up here *

* And they still tell the legend *

* Of how you disappeared *

* How you took the money and your dignity *

* And got the hell out *

[cheering]

* They say you bought a bunch of land somewhere *

* Chose the rose garden over Madison Square *

* But I understand it now *

* 'Cause now my name is up in lights *

* But I think you got it right *

* Yeah, they'll tell you now *

* You're the lucky one *

* Yeah, they'll tell you now *

* You're the lucky one *

- Wow!

- * Let me tell you now *

* You're the lucky one *

* Oh, oh, oh *

- Yeah!

[cheering]

[Ben Rector's "Drive"]

* *

- * I am waiting now *

- How does that feel?

- Super.

- Were any of you actually singing, or were you miming?

- Emma was singing at the end of the performance.

- Wow. - Wow.

- Well then, even more of a wow, because you told a story.

You picked great music.

It was beautiful and entertaining and original.

And everybody loved it!

[applause]

- Thank you very much.

- Heidi?

- You can just see how much work all of you

have put into this.

It was really unbelievable.

And you definitely make the older ones proud,

I would say, with this audition.

Well done.

- Thank you.

- * Like a river connects to the ocean *

- I had never seen this kind of act.

I'm blown away.

That was so beautiful, unexpected.

All of you did such a great job.

[cheering]

- Thank you very much.

- This was very easy to follow, and it was a really cute story.

I think people are going to relate to it.

You were really, really good.

- Yes.

- Thank you very much.

- Right.

Howie, yes or no?

- Oh, you've stepped out of your father's shadow.

It's a yes for me.

- Heidi?

- It's a yes for me.

- Thank you.

- Sofía?

- I want to see you guys again.

So, yes.

- One, two, three, four yeses.

- Thank you so much.

- * Like a river connects to the ocean *

* This pavement touches wherever we're going *

- That was great. I liked the story.

- Wow, I hope they continue that.

- Wasn't that beautiful? - Yeah.

- How are you feeling right now?

You got yourself four yeses.

- We feel amazing.

How are we feeling?

- Super excited!

- Coming up...

[cheering]

- The name of the group is? - Menudo.

- Menudo. - Menudo?

- We're the new generation. - I love working with groups.

- Simon for president, everybody!

- I've never seen anything like this.

You're like a wizard.

[buzzer]

- There were some issues with your vocals.

- I think the people are going to love you.

- And you know what I'm going do now?

I'm going to push the Golden Buzzer for you.

[Sixpence None the Richer's "Kiss Me"]

- * Kiss me *

- It's the AGT Kiss Cam, ladies and gentlemen.

- * You wear those shoes *

* And I will wear that dress *

* Oh, kiss me beneath the milky twilight *

* Lead me *

* Strike up the band and make the fireflies dance *

- I'm totally alone here, which is wonderful.

- * So kiss me *

[cheering]

- I struggle with relationships.

I'm looking for someone who seems like a psychopath

but isn't one.

The first time I did an open mic

was on this date with a comedian.

And I had expressed to him that I wanted to try stand-up.

And he's like, well, why don't you do it tonight?

Do it at this open mic.

And I bombed so bad

that afterwards, he goes,

"Well that went worse than I expected."

And then he tried to kiss me right after.

* *

And I thought that that was it.

I thought I would never do it again.

But I do love it.

And then it took me another two years

to try it again.

So now on "AGT,"

I'd like to do better than I did for that.

And then I'd love to find a man.

That would be really cool.

[laughs]

- It's your time. - OK.

- All right, go out there and do what you do.

[cheers and applause]

- * Kiss me *

* So kiss me *

[applause]

- Hi.

- Hi. - What's your name?

- Erica Rhodes. - Hi, Erica.

Where are you from?

- I'm from Boston, but I live in LA.

[cheering]

Whoa!

- I think you just covered both coasts right there.

- Yep, covered it all.

- OK.

And are you nervous?

- A little bit, actually.

It's surprising me.

Yeah.

- You're surprised how nervous you are?

- I am a little surprised by myself.

- Because you-- this is the biggest stage in the world.

This can win you $1 million.

- Yes.

[cheering]

- Do you think you can win?

- I think so.

- I want to be surprised.

- OK. - OK.

And now I'm nervous, too.

[laughter]

And that's surprising.

Best of luck, young lady.

- Thank you.

[cheering]

Wow, this is very exciting.

I kind of dressed up for you guys.

I'm just dressing for the job I want now,

which is an attainable trophy wife.

I just want to be a participation trophy wife.

[laughter]

I want guys to look at me and be like, yeah,

I could afford that.

She looks like she'd appreciate like a thrift store

frock, something half off.

I do like thrift stores.

I shop at them a lot.

I think it's because I emotionally

connect to the clothing, because I know

what it's like to feel used.

[laughter]

I am still looking for love, but it's hard.

You know, I just got my heart broken

for the 15th time

by the same guy.

[laughter]

- I love her.

- Fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me 15 times, wow.

I'm impressed.

What else you got?

[laughter]

- OK, I'm liking her.

- But he was successful.

And I think at first that sounds fun,

you know, to date a successful guy, like a guy with money.

The problem is, I found out they don't

always give you the money.

[laughter]

Right?

Sometimes they just talk about having the money.

And you're like, can I have some?

And they're like, no, but you can watch me have it.

And you're like, that's not as fun as sharing.

[laughter]

He would show me things he had.

Like one time he showed me a house he had in the woods.

And he did a big gesture, like, look at my house.

And I was like, uh-huh.

And he's like, wow, I thought you'd have a bigger reaction.

And I was like, are you giving me the house?

Like, I'll react if you're giving me the house,

but I can look at houses that aren't mine all day long.

I can Google the mansion section

and be like, ooh, look at all the houses that aren't mine.

I'm not going to have a reaction.

If you want a reaction, give me a house.

I'll react however you want.

[laughter]

[applause]

And then he'd vent about his problems.

He'd be like, I don't know if I should vacation

in Paris or Rome this summer.

I was like, I get it.

I totally get it.

Because sometimes I'm like, should I

cry in my car or my studio apartment tonight?

Like, where should I cry?

[cheering]

- Wow.

- Enjoy Rome.

[laughter]

I also found out I'm a sapiosexual,

which means I like smart men.

So I'll probably die alone.

[laughter]

- You kind of got us all right there.

- Thanks so much.

That's it for me.

[cheering]

[Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl"]

- Wow!

* *

- * Uptown girl *

- I wanted to be surprised.

And I didn't know you were a comic.

And after tonight, I think you're going

to be a well-known comedian.

How long have you been doing this?

- I've been doing it 12 years.

But I've just been doing the road a lot.

- But you know what?

It shows. - Really?

Oh, good.

- No, no. In a good way.

[laughter]

You are brilliant.

You're real.

You're relatable.

You're funny.

- I was laughing along with you the entire time and well done.

Great audition.

- I mean, I don't know, maybe I'm crazy,

but I think you're my favorite comedian

that I have seen on "AGT."

- Oh, that says a lot.

- You should be on a sitcom.

You-- I think the people are going to love you.

- Oh, thank you.

- I really liked the bit about the guy

showing you his house in the woods.

Because I have a thing which is like, I have people

close to me, and they go, look how great so-and-so's house is.

And I'm like, I don't care because it's not mine.

- Right!

- So they were really making me laugh.

- * Uptown girl *

- I'd like to give you your first yes.

[cheering]

- Erica, your second yes.

- I give you a third yes.

- Four yeses, young lady!

[cheering]

* *

- Thank you.

[cheering]

- * Uptown Girl *

- Erica!

That was so good.

Listen, you rocked it.

- That was amazing. - It was so good.

- She was funny.

- She was good.

- Are you ready to come back--

- I'm ready.

- --and be the queen of comedy on this stage?

- Yes.

- * Uptown girl *

* My uptown girl *

- Here we go, guys. Clearing stage.

- We're going to take a pause here.

- OK, good.

[upbeat music]

- Hey, we love you so much!

- Guys, this next act is a group.

We're going to need some more mics.

- All right, let's go. Let's go.

all: We are Menudo!

- Oh, my goodness.

Everyone looks like a star.

Look at you. - Hi, Simon.

- Hi. - How are we doing?

- Simon has a very big eye for boy bands.

You know, one of the biggest of this generation,

One Direction, everybody knows what happened next.

- What are your names?

- My name's Ezra. - Ezra.

- Ale. - Ale?

- Yes.

- I'm Andrés. - Andrés?

- Yes. - Gabriel.

- Gabriel? - Nicolas.

- Nicolas, that's my brother's name.

- Wow. - Yeah.

- So we're going to be singing in Spanish.

The song, it's called "Amnesia."

- It's about both sides of the relationship.

Like wanting to leave it, but also wanting to come back.

- No. - No.

- No.

[cheering]

- How did you all meet?

- Auditions.

- It was like this nationwide search all over.

- Menudo was a very famous boy band back in the '70s.

- Menudo has exploded out of Latin America

to become a worldwide phenomenon,

kickstarting the careers of huge stars like Ricky Martin.

- There's a lot of fans from the old Menudo,

but we're here to build our own legacy.

- This is one of the most important moments of our lives.

Right? - Yeah.

- This isn't the old Menudo. This is a new Menudo.

- Whoo! - This is Menudo.

- We are Menudo. - We are Menudo.

- We are the new-- - We are Menudo.

- We are the new generation of Menudo.

- No, we are Menudo!

- We are Menudo. - Dios mío, Gabriel!

- Here we go.

Here we go.

- Are you ready? - Yeah.

- Yeah. - All right.

Go on out there, guys.

- * Never gonna stop, never gonna drop *

* Never gonna let you go *

* Even though you say so *

- How are you? - We're good.

- Good. - Hi.

- And the name of the group is?

- Menudo.

- Menudo! - We're Menudo.

- Menudo? - Yes.

- Oh, gosh. - Menudo.

- Menudo Menudo.

- Yeah, the Menudo.

- The real Menudo.

- Yeah.

- So Menudo, for anyone who doesn't know,

there were many, many, many Menudos.

The most famous one, I think, was the one

with Ricky Martin in it. - That's right.

- Yeah. - Wow.

- Our boss bought the name of Menudo.

- Exactly. - Ah.

So the boss bought the name.

- We wanted to revive Menudo. - All right.

OK. - We're the new generation.

- I didn't agree, I've got to say, with what they used to do,

which is to kick people out when

they reached a certain age.

But as the new generation, maybe we could stop that.

- I hope so.

- Who knows?

Tomorrow we hit one year as a group.

- One year? - One year.

[applause]

- Amazing.

- So where are you guys based?

- In Miami. We're based in Miami.

- I'm from New York.

But yeah, Miami.

- This is brilliant. OK.

Good luck. - Thank you.

- Thank you.

- Thank you so much, Simon.

[cheering]

[all singing in Spanish]

[upbeat music]

* *

[music fades]

- OK.

Uh, thank you.

There were some issues with your vocals.

[booing]

Do you have a second song?

- Otra canción.

- Otra. - Otra.

- Otra.

- Yeah, OK.

- You always do this so abruptly.

- Well, there's no other way of doing it, really.

- There's no other way.

[laughter]

[cheering]

- [singing in Spanish]

- * Feelin', feelin', feelin' *

* Yeah, feelin', feelin' *

* Feelin', feelin', feelin' *

* Yeah feelin', feelin' *

- [singing in Spanish]

- * Feelin', feelin', feelin' *

* Yeah, feelin', feelin' *

* Feelin', feelin', feelin' *

* Yeah, feelin', feelin' *

- [singing in Spanish]

- Hey, "AGT."

* Feelin', feelin', feelin' *

* Yeah, feelin', feelin' *

* Feelin', feelin', feelin' *

* Yeah, feelin', feelin' *

[cheering]

- * I've got fire for a heart *

* I'm not scared of the dark *

* You've never seen it look so easy *

* I've got a river for a soul *

- Thank you!

- OK, Sofía?

- I really thought with the first song

that there was something very off.

But then when you guys started singing the second song,

I really liked it.

- Thank you.

- Heidi?

- First of all, I love everyone's look.

I love the way you sound.

I wish I would know what you're singing about.

Unfortunately, I don't speak Spanish.

But it sounded great to me, whatever

it was you were singing.

- You understand the same amount as I do.

I don't speak that much Spanish.

So we're on the same level of Spanish.

[laughter]

I don't know what I'm singing about.

- You don't know what you're singing about?

- I could be singing about I'm at school or I'm at the beach.

I don't know where I am.

I just know I'm singing.

- Really?

[laughter]

- But how can you put your emotions

and your feelings towards it if you don't know

what you're singing about.

- I have no idea.

[laughter]

- That's a good answer.

- So here's what I think.

When these groups are put together-- and there's

nothing wrong with being put together.

Simon put together One Direction.

All those people came as single artists.

- I love One Direction.

- But, in all honesty, this didn't make me go, wow.

[booing]

It didn't hook me.

But I believe that Nicolas is a star.

So it didn't excite me, but I like Nicolas.

- Thank you, Howie.

I love you.

- I'll tell you what I feel because I

love working with groups.

And I think it's so interesting that you reformed Menudo.

However, you have to make your own decisions.

You've got to be yourselves.

Do what you want.

Wear what you want.

Sing what you want.

And then you're going to have fun.

- Simon for president, everybody!

- Thank you.

- Yeah, tell 'em! - OK.

We're going to vote.

Let me start with you, Howie. - Start with me?

- Yeah. - For me, it's a no.

- OK.

[booing]

- Heidi?

- I like you, Menudo.

I give you a yes.

[cheering]

- Sofía?

- I think you guys still have a lot of work to do,

but I think you're going to come back better.

So I'm going to say yes.

[cheering]

- You need three yeses.

- Yes.

- I actually preferred talking to you more backstage when

you were yourselves and we were just having a fun conversation.

If you are the next generation, you've got to radically,

radically change this.

So, this is a trust thing now.

I'm going to say, yes.

[cheering]

- Thank you so much, Simon.

- * Nobody, nobody *

* Nobody can drag me down *

* Nobody, nobody *

- That was another cool kid.

- Coming up...

- We expect a lot of things, but I did not expect that.

[upbeat music]

* *

- Clear the way, coming though.

- This crowd is on fire, ladies and gentlemen!

[dramatic music]

- Rock and roll. Rock and roll.

- Microphone set.

- Stand by.

[cheering]

- Hello! - Hey.

- What is your name?

- My name is Connett Croghan.

- I've never heard that name before.

- Yeah, people say that.

- How old are you and where are you from?

I'm 30.

I'm from Iowa but I live here in LA.

- So what do you do here in LA?

- I'm a personal trainer. - Oh, you are?

- Mm-hmm.

- We just started training our arms.

We started our arms. - Oh, really?

- Mm-hmm. - Simon?

- No, it was just Sofía and I.

- Are you saying I need it? - No, no, no!

[laughter] No, I'm just saying--no, no.

Honestly, you have great-looking arms, man.

- Oh, thank you.

So do you.

- Ah, thank you very much, man.

- What will you be doing for us today?

- I'm going jump rope for you guys.

I'm going to do rock and roll jump rope.

- Wow. - All right.

- Do you really believe that this act could win?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I definitely do.

- Because?

Because?

- Oh, because-- oh, you were gonna tell--

oh, OK, I'm telling you why. - Yeah.

- Yeah, I hear you.

My dream is to take this on the road.

I'd love to jump rope alongside some

of my favorite rock 'n' acts.

- OK. - Well, good luck.

- Good luck. - Thank you very much.

- Come on, Connett.

You got this, man.

- I love that name. It's like, Connett?

[applause]

[The Offspring's "The Kids Aren't Alright"]

- Oh, my!

* *

[buzzer]

- * When we were young, the future was so bright *

* Whoa-oh *

[buzzer]

* And every kid on the whole damn street *

* Whoa-oh *

* Is gonna make it big and not be beat *

* Now the neighborhood's cracked and torn *

* Whoa-oh, the kids are grown up *

* But their lives are worn, whoa-oh *

* How can one little street *

* Swallow so many lives? *

* *

[buzzer]

* Longing for, used to be *

* Still it's hard *

- * Hard to see *

* Fragile lives *

* Shattered dreams *

[buzzer]

[booing]

- Wow.

- It looked like you were--

- Possessed.

- Yeah, like you'd just woken having a terrible nightmare.

[laughter]

- Do you even remember throwing the rope

away and doing it pretending?

- You need the rope.

You can't skip without the rope.

- What about air guitar?

- Good point.

[laughter]

- I think you're very cute, but I think that whatever you do

is not really cute.

- I'm going to start this off with a no.

Sofía? - No.

- Heidi? - No.

- Howie? - No!

- No. - OK

- Bye, Connett.

- Thank you, guys.

- Your shirt, your shirt.

Connett, Connett, Connett. - Clean up.

- Yes, thank you. - Bye!

- Bye!

- You never know what's going to happen

on "America's Got Talent."

[soft music]

- I got into performing at a young age,

because I would, like, perform for my church.

I'm Chris Wilson. I'm from Toronto, Ontario.

I'm 38 years old, and I'm a magician.

I was very shy as a kid.

Finding magic and performing, I was

able to feel like I could come out of my shell

or, like, at least hide behind a more

confident version of myself.

- "AGT" is famous for it's magicians--

Mat Franco, Shin Lim.

- To see my name in lights like on the Vegas Strip

would be crazy.

- This is gonna be amazing.

I have a good feeling about it.

- Well, we'll see if it's amazing or more weirdness.

- The ultimate dream would be able to tour

this act throughout North America and Europe.

That'd be a dream come true.

[cheering]

Hello, everyone. Hi.

- Who are you?

- My name is Chris Wilson.

I'm a magician from Toronto, Ontario.

- Oh! - Yeah!

Howie!

- We should have carpooled.

- Chris, how old are you?

- I'm 38 years old.

- And how long have you been doing this?

- I've been doing magic since I was quite--

honestly, like grade 7, grade 6.

So, like, 12.

I remember performing magic at my church,

actually for the congregations.

- And what do you do for-- is this your real job?

Or you have--

- I do this sometimes in Toronto.

I also valet.

So I'm really good at parking cars, too.

So if anybody needs help out of here.

- What is the big dream?

Where do you want to go with your act?

- I just think like a competition

like this could take me to the next level.

I'd love to do Vegas.

I'd love to do that. - OK.

- OK, let's see.

- Let's see. - OK.

- All right.

Here we go, kids.

[applause]

[dramatic music]

* *

- Magic!

[crowd exclaiming]

- Magic!

[buzzer]

- * I'm near you *

* Whirling like a cyclone in my mind *

- Magic!

- * Baby I want you *

[buzzer]

- This is not a talent.

- * Come into my arms *

* Let me feel the wonder *

- I need a volunteer.

Howie!

Howie, will you please be my volunteer?

Come forth!

Give Howie a round of applause!

Please, bring him forth!

- Oh, no.

[cheering]

- All right.

I have in front of me a deck of cards.

I need you to pick a card, any card.

- OK

- Howie, I want you to fold that card in half.

Now fold it in half again for me.

Stop folding.

You don't have to do it anymore.

- Look towards the balcony.

Look right in the middle.

Look at everybody waving.

Now look back at me.

Magic!

That's magic!

Magic!

But wait, Howie.

Tell everybody what is your favorite type of bird.

- Sparrow.

- A sparrow.

[laughter]

I want you to think of a sparrow

and then throw that card at my chest with all your might.

[laughter]

Yes.

Yes. Yes!

Oh, a direct hit!

But where are the sparrows?

There are no sparrows.

Well, you will not get that bird

today, for this is the only bird you shall receive!

Magic!

[cheering]

That's magic! This is what magic is!

Thank you, Howie!

Your bird!

Thank you!

[laughter]

- I can't believe I actually stayed and watched this.

[laughter]

- All right. Well, is that it?

- Yeah, I'll be done now. Yeah, I'll be done.

- Simon?

- You know when someone gets really drunk?

It was sort of that condensed into two minutes.

[laughter]

- Thank you.

That's very nice.

- Heidi?

- I was told not to do that.

And you're on television, you can't do that.

- But he just did.

- Let's vote.

Well, it's no.

- It's a no.

- Simon? - No, I'm going to say no.

- Thank you.

- And Sofía?

- Ugh.

Well--

- Yes?

- Whoo!

- Thank you so much.

- Thank you very much.

[cheers and applause]

[Nelly Furtado's "I'm Like a Bird"

- Is this why it didn't work out at the church?

- This is why it didn't work out at the church.

- Coming up...

- I think some people were born with magic powers.

- Whoa!

- I believe there is a light in us

that never goes out,

and I hope to awaken the light in others.

[cheers and applause]

[dramatic music]

- People love magic.

* *

I'm actually one of those people who believes in magic.

Because there's certain things that just can't be explained.

I think some people were born with magic powers.

* *

- It's time. - Yeah.

- All right, thank you so much, young man.

- Oh, yeah, there it is. You got it.

- Hello.

What's your name?

- My name is Young Min, and I'm a magician.

[applause]

- And where are you from?

- I live in Korea.

- How are old are you?

- I'm 33 years old.

- And how long have you been doing this?

- I've been doing magic for 15 years.

- All right.

- If you should win this, what is the dream?

- Even in our darkest moments, I

believe there is a light in us that never goes out.

And I hope to awaken the light in others.

- You're very spiritual.

You're like very zen.

You're like a wizard.

Good luck.

- Thank you very much.

[applause]

- What is this stuff, by the way?

Is this salt? What is it?

- I don't know.

[Ursine Vulpine's "Wicked Game"]

* *

- * The world was on fire *

* And no one could save me but you *

* It's strange what desire *

* Will make foolish people do *

- Whoa.

- * I never dreamed that *

* I'd meet somebody like you *

[cheering]

* And I never dreamed that *

* I'd lose somebody like you *

[cheering]

* No, I don't wanna fall in love *

* With you *

* What a wicked game to play *

- Whoa!

[cheering]

- Fascinating.

- * No, I don't wanna fall in love *

* No, I don't wanna fall in love *

* No, I don't wanna fall in love *

* No, I don't wanna fall in love *

[cheering]

* With you *

[cheering]

[Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy"]

[applause]

- Wow. - OK.

Sofía?

- I think it was mesmerizing.

It was very different.

It was very dramatic.

And you have created something unique.

[applause] - Absolutely.

Heidi?

- I loved it, too.

It was just so calming and it was beautiful to watch.

- Thank you.

- Yeah, you know, I agree.

I've never seen anything like this.

And "AGT" and this stage is a great home to magic.

We've had many winners.

And I feel that you're in that same echelon.

[cheering]

Simon, what do you think?

- From where I was sitting, I wasn't mesmerized.

- What?

You were sitting right here with us.

[booing]

- Wow.

- Well, I thought something huge was

going to happen at the end.

However, I'm going to err on the side of positive.

So I'm going to say yes.

[cheering]

- Yes.

- It's a yes, for sure.

- So you have four yeses.

[cheering]

- * Like it really rough guy *

* Just can't get enough guy *

* Chest always so puffed guy

* I'm that bad type *

* Make your mama sad type *

* Make your girlfriend mad type *

* Might seduce your dad type

- Young man, congratulations.

- Thank you so much.

- That was absolutely mesmerizing, sir.

Thank you so much.

- Thank you, thank you.

- Thank you.

- This glitter, by the way, we're going to see for years.

- Yeah. [laughs]

- Yeah, it's on me.

- Coming up...

- How does it feel to be nine years old

on the biggest stage in the world?

- Scared.

- Aww.

- [vocalizing]

[cheering]

[soft music]

* *

- This is the same building that we

watch every day on TV, right?

- Wow. - Are you excited?

- Yeah, I'm really excited.

- You'll wear a gown.

- Yeah.

I always have just loved singing.

It makes me feel happy.

Even when I was like four years old,

I would just pretend I have a microphone,

and I'll just, like, sing like I'm singing to the whole world.

- My grandma always helps me sing my heart out

and that I would be one day on that big stage.

[cheering]

But I'll be really nervous of Simon

because like if somebody does a little mistake, he can like--

- I want to see Heidi.

I want to see Sofía.

I want to see how they dress up.

- What are you doing in my interview?

My little sister always interrupts me.

But she loves me.

- I want you to get the GB.

- What's GB?

- Don't you know?

It's Golden Buzzer.

- Oh, Golden Buzzer.

I'll try.

It's kind of hard.

- It is.

- I feel like literally I'm dreaming because my big dream

is, like, singing in front of, I don't know,

like so many people.

[cheering]

And I'm in that big stage.

- Stage is ready.

- Oh, my God.

- Good, good. - OK.

Now it's coming true.

I can't believe it.

I just-- I can't believe that it's happening.

- All right.

Have a great time.

Come on out here, family.

- Hi.

- Oh, my gosh.

- Aww.

- Well, hello.

Welcome to "America's Got Talent."

- Thank you.

- Well, you have the perfect look for the audition today.

I love the look, love the dress.

Who are you and where are you from?

Like an angel.

- My name is Pranysqa Mishra, and I'm nine years old.

And I'm from Tampa, Florida.

- From Tampa, Florida. Welcome!

How does it feel to be nine years old on the biggest

stage in the world?

- Scared and, of course, like, really excited.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

- Who did you bring with you from Florida?

- I came with my mom, my dad, and my little sister.

- And who is going to be the first person

that you're going to call if this goes well for you today?

- Definitely I will call my grandma

because she always wanted me to be on this big stage.

And now finally, I'm here.

- Oh, my gosh.

- Can I ask another question?

Who's your favorite artist in the world?

- I have more than one.

- Go on, give me a couple.

- Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, and Tina Turner.

- Oh, OK. - Wow.

- And who would be your favorite judge if we

were talking about favorites?

- I have more than one.

- No, you can only say one.

- I don't know.

It's you and Heidi.

- It's me.

It's me!

- No, it's us.

- It was going so well.

[laughter]

- Is everyone in here ready to hear her?

- Yep.

- All right.

The stage is yours.

[cheering]

- Here we go.

- She's funny.

- She's so cute.

["River Deep - Mountain High" playing]

* *

- * When I was a little girl, I had a rag doll *

* The only doll I ever owned *

- * Now I love you just the way I loved that rag doll *

* But only now my love has grown *

* And it gets stronger in every way *

- Whoo!

- Yes!

- * And it gets deeper, let me say *

* And it gets higher day by day *

* And do I love you, my oh my *

* The river deep, mountain high *

* Oh, yeah, yeah *

* If I lost you, would I cry *

* Oh, how I love you, baby *

* Baby, baby, baby *

* Oh, yeah

* You better believe me baby *

* River deep, mountain high *

- Oh, my goodness.

What?

- * Baby! *

[cheering]

- Amazing.

- Bravo!

- Wow!

- Thank you.

[soft music]

* *

- My gosh.

- I wasn't ready.

- Oh, my gosh.

- My God.

- I mean, I did not expect that.

We expect a lot of things, but I did not expect that.

- Thank you.

- And you know what I'm going to do now because I

honestly don't want to hear what Howie,

Simon, or Sofía has to say?

- What? - Really?

- I want you to call your grandmother

and say that Heidi Klum pushed the Golden Buzzer for you.

[cheering]

[Marisha Wallace's "Reflection"]

- * Who is the girl I see *

* Staring straight back at me? *

* Why is my reflection someone *

* I don't know *

* Somehow *

- Pranysqa, how do you feel right now?

- I don't know.

I just feel so--

I don't know.

I've been-- - Are you shaking?

- I just have been through--

- I'm shaking, too.

Congratulations.

You deserve it.

You are absolutely incredible.

- Bravo!

- Congratulations for Pranysqa Mishra.

[cheering]

- * Why is my reflection someone else? *

- Let's call your grandmother.

Come on.

- Come on back here, doll.

- Hi! - Hi!

- Hi, Grandma.

- She did really, really well, Grandma.

She got my Golden Buzzer!

- Aww.

She's crying.

- Aww.

I'm so excited for you.

And I can't wait to hear what you're going to sing next.

- I mean, she actually is really, really good.

* *

[upbeat music]

* *