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The all-male Filipino dance group Junior New System achieved their dreams by getting four votes of “yes” to move on in the premiere of America’s Got Talent. After a tearful opening presentation where the boys reflected on their lives as street children in the Philippines, the troupe took their talent to the stage and awed both the crowd and judges alike. The troupe brought out high heels to show off their flips and jumps with an added height of danger.
They sought to perform on the biggest stage of them all on America’s Got Talent. They are working to become successful to help their families back home. Mel B said that she was not expecting all of that and that she loved it. Howie Mandel called it amazing and that they are the epitome of dreams coming true. Heidi Klum loved their dancing and called the performance insane. Simon Cowell said that the first half was what he has seen before but that the second half really blew away the audience.
All the judges voted “yes” for their act.
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America’s Got Talent Social Media Reactions
They are sooo good & entertaining. They deserve to be in the finals #AGTPremiere
— Nida (@nidzi1k) May 30, 2018
That was an amazing surprise lol
— taurus5793 (@taurus5793) May 30, 2018
Omg!!! Loved them!!!!
— Shelly Vooris (@ShellyV13) May 30, 2018
After a record-breaking Season 12, summer phenomenon “America’s Got Talent” is back on Tuesday, May 29 with Creator and Judge Simon Cowell returning alongside Mel B, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel. Supermodel, entrepreneur and business CEO Tyra Banks joined the team last summer as host and melded effortlessly with the judges, bringing her unmistakable personal flair and verve to the show.
With the search open to acts of all ages, “America’s Got Talent” has brought the variety format back to the forefront of American culture by showcasing unique performers from around the world. The series is a true celebration of creativity and talent, featuring a colorful array of singers, dancers, comedians, contortionists, impressionists, magicians, ventriloquists and hopeful stars, all vying to win America’s hearts and $1 million.
Season 12 winner Darci Lynne Farmer received the most votes ever for a finale show in “America’s Got Talent” history and won viewers over with her incredible performances alongside puppets Oscar and Petunia. With her “AGT” win in hand, Farmer is currently touring around the country. Season 11 winner Grace VanderWaal followed up her win by releasing “Perfectly Imperfect,” which became the top-selling EP of 2016. She has since released her debut album, “Just the Beginning,” and sold out her own headlining tour. VanderWaal recently announced that she will be joining Imagine Dragons on their 2018 summer tour.
Past “AGT” highlights include first-ever magician winner Mat Franco, who has been headlining his Magic Reinvented Nightly stage show at the LINQ Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas since 2015. Other fan favorites include Season 8 winner Kenichi Ebina, who dazzled audiences with his surreal multimedia dance performances, and Season 7 winner Olate Dogs in 2012. Led by Richard Olate and his son Nicholas, this high-energy, fast-paced dog act was an audience favorite filled with unbelievable pet tricks.
The “Got Talent” format, created by Simon Cowell and co-owned by Syco Entertainment and FremantleMedia globally, holds the Guinness World Record as the most successful reality TV format of all time, airing in 184 countries and having been commissioned in 70 territories globally. More than 500 million people watch “Got Talent” around the world every year. “Britain’s Got Talent” holds the record as the U.K.’s most-watched show of this century and discovered global singing sensational Susan Boyle, who has sold 23 million records to date.