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A cappella beatbox quartet Berywam were up next, and the judges made sure to emphasize to viewers at home that there was absolutely no supporting track – every sound made they made themselves by beatboxing, singing and dancing. The seven acts who went through on America’s Got Talent last night were Sophie Pecora , Chris Klafford , The Messoudi Brothers , Emerald Belles , Berywam , Lukas & Falco , and the Ndlovu Youth Choir . Check out Sophie’s memorable performance below, as this is one 15-year-old who could make it all the way to the AGT 2019 top 10. Tune in to America’s Got Talent season 14, Tuesday nights at 8/7c on NBC.
Unsurprisingly, 12-year-old Islam earned a slot in the semifinals while the talented singer-performers of GFORCE will have to continue honing their craft in their pursuit of girl-power-fueld stardom. Singer Carmen Carter and black light artist Alex Dowis were the first two acts who were called forward, and told that only one would be moving on. Ultimately, Dowis' magical, artistic depiction of the history of evolution during Tuesday's show wowed enough people to earn him a spot, while Carter got cut.
Who are the 2019 AGT Finals acts?
Greg Morton was the first act up and he introduced himself as a 60-year-old man who does voices. He said that he’s worked as a mobile disc jockey but he wants to do voices full-time. For his act, he performed a tribute to Star Wars and the crowd loved it. At the end of the performance, Morton began to weep on stage. New judge Gabrielle Union gushed over Morton, as did the other judges. Regardless of Howie and Simon's critiques though, the judges voted both through to the quarter finals round, which will kick off in August.
During the first semifinals episode, there were several iconic performances from acts like Kodi Lee, who sang You Are The Reason while playing the piano. Violinist Tyler Butler-Figueroa was equally impressive on the stage. During each of the preliminary weeks, the judges gave out a golden buzzer to sent one act to the finals.
America’s Got Talent voting results: Who made 2019 AGT Finals?
Kodi Lee and Voices of Service were the next acts to find out if they made it through to the semifinals and … they were both revealed to be moving on in the competition. And, the three acts revealed to be in jeopardy were Ansley Burns, Emerelle Belles, and Sophie Pecora. This meant that these three were eligible for the Dunkin Save. And, before getting into a big performance, host Terry Crews touched base with the three acts up for the Dunkin Save and urged viewers to vote. Read on below for a rundown on tonight’s results in our live recap. See who made it through, who was eliminated, and who competed for tonight’s live Dunkin Save vote.
Before the third round of judge cuts aired, the America’s Got Talent Youtube channel shared an exclusive video of one of the night’s performances from 84-year-old Edson & his best friend Leon. Their act was inspired by the Disney Pixar animated movie Up. They dressed up as characters from the movie and performance to the song “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen.
Who went home on AGT?
And then it was time for host Terry Crews to check in with the judges. Tonight was the third live results show for the America’s Got Talent 2019 quarterfinals and only 7 acts move on in the competition and into the semi-finals. Last night, 12 acts performed part 3 of the quarterfinals for season 14 and fans were waiting to see who would move on in the competition. As this week’s guest judge, Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt star Ellie Kemper will press her golden buzzer for one of the acts, sending them immediately into the live shows without further deliberation from the other judges.
Chris Klåfford performed an original song called “Something Like Me,” which is about people judging him based on his appearance. He received a standing ovation from all five judges, which moved him to tears on stage. There were 11 acts that performed during Semifinals 2, each of which was hoping to receive the support of America this week. Only five would advance though, with three from America’s Vote, one by Dunkin’ Save, and one by judges.
Simon Cowell complimented Lee’s tone and said he’s going to remember Lee’s audition for the rest of his life. Gingzilla was the next performer and the judges couldn’t help but smile when they saw him. He called himself the 7-foot Ginger-zilla and he came out on stage baring his hairy chest and beard, while decked out in makeup and glamour. He said that he’s used all the things he used to be bullied for to his advantage.
A dance team called V Unbeatable, from Mumbai, India, took the stage they said they have a very hard life back home. The group consists of 28 dancers, with ages ranging from 12 to 27, and most of the members live in the slums, with no electricity. The performance was filled with acrobatics and stunts, as well as high energy. Patrizio Ratto, a shy pianist, took the stage and said he was a bit nervous, prior to performing. His specialty was classical music and his set started with Beethoven’s “Fur Elise” and then added crazy dance movements, transforming the performance into an energetic dance routine.
And, the contestant who took the second spot in the top 5 was comedian Niemiller. V.Unbeatable and Ndlovu Youth Choir were the next acts to find out their results. Kodi Lee and Light Balance Kids then received the news about their positions in the competition. But, it was Kodi Lee who made it into the top 5 and he was very excited to hear the news, jumping up and down.
The first act going into the finals from night two of the Live Shows was revealed to be Chapel Hart. The night began with a recap of Tuesday night’s performance show to refresh the audiences’ memories as to how each artist did on Tuesday night. And, the winner of this season was revealed to be … Kodi Lee.
The three acts that made it through due to America’s Vote were V.Unbeatable, Detroit Youth Choir, and Voices of Service. They were all extremely impressive during their semifinals performances. Broadway hopeful, and Golden Buzzer winner, Luke Islam was then called forward, along with the adorable pre-teen girl group GFORCE.
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