The time has come for the remaining 10 acts on “America’s Got Talent” to officially pull out all the stops and give their very last performance before a winner is crowned. With $1 million and a headlining show in Las Vegas on the line, everyone brought their A-game.
9-year-old singing sensation Angelica Hale took the stage first to showcase her impressively powerful voice. She’s made it this far by taking difficult songs and singing them in a way no 9-year-old should be able to. For her finale, she opted for more of the same earning high praises from each of the judges. Howie Mandel was the first to comment that her opener felt more like a closer. If she’s got a shot at the big win, it’s thanks to this performance.
However, the competition is tough, as proven by the next act, Chase Goehring. He’s made a name for himself by singing his fast-paced originals, and tonight was no exception, showcasing his fastest lyrics yet again. His song was quick, and even the closed captioning couldn’t keep up. Despite the hard-to-digest words, the audience and judges still found a way to connect with the emotionality of his work.
“I bloody loved it,” Simon Cowell said. “You are the next generation for these types of shows.”
The musical acts took a break in favor of Sarah and her amazing performing dog Hero, who took the stage with an incredible science-fiction-themed dance routine. From living in her car to the final stage of “America’s Got Talent,” this performer has had an incredible journey thus far.
Her finale was her most ambitious yet and, while Hero missed one jump and another got tangled in a the jump rope, the act carried on and didn’t miss a beat. Things ended with a terrific stunt jump for Hero, who snagged a stick from the air and landed in a pile of plastic balls.The dancing continued with the acrobatic stylings of Diavolo. Perhaps no other performers are as taxed physically as this group, who found a way to invent a new, elaborate piece of choreography every week. To close out their showcase on “America’s Got Talent,” they began with two dancers doing acrobatics around a door. Then, the camera went through and a series of ramps with more dancers flying all over them became the main crux of their showing. They even brought back the half-wheel that made them so popular in a previous audition. The stunts were dangerous, and this is not a group that’s been immune to injury thus far. As Simon noted, in terms of a…
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