America's Got Talent: Who will win the golden buzzer?
America's Got Talent is back, and the competition is heating up. Every season, thousands of talented performers audition to win the coveted title of America's Got Talent champion, but only a select few are lucky enough to make it to the end. This season, the judges have already hit their golden buzzer four times, each selecting a performer they believe has what it takes to win the whole thing. But who will ultimately take home the prize?
Let's take a closer look at each of the golden buzzer acts and evaluate their chances of winning.
Nightbirde
Nightbirde made headlines after her audition, with her original song "It's Okay" earning her Simon Cowell's golden buzzer. Her soulful voice and inspiring story of overcoming cancer have captivated audiences across the country. With her unique sound and relatable lyrics, Nightbirde could definitely make it far in the competition. However, she recently shared that her cancer has returned and that she is withdrawing from the competition to focus on her health. Our thoughts are with her during this difficult time.
World Taekwondo Demonstration Team
The World Taekwondo Demonstration Team stunned judges and audiences alike with their high-flying, acrobatic performance during their audition. Terry Crews hit the golden buzzer, granting them an automatic spot in the live shows. While their performance was undoubtedly impressive, it remains to be seen whether they have enough variety to keep viewers engaged throughout the competition. While taekwondo is an incredible art form, it may not be enough to carry them all the way to the top.
Dustin Tavella
Magician Dustin Tavella wowed Sofia Vergara with his unique blend of magic and music, earning her golden buzzer. His performance was unlike anything seen on America's Got Talent before, and his charming personality endeared him to the judges and the audience. While there are other magicians in the competition, Tavella's mix of magic and music could set him apart. His biggest challenge will be coming up with fresh, innovative routines that keep viewers engaged week after week.
Victory Brinker
At just nine years old, Victory Brinker is the youngest golden buzzer recipient in America's Got Talent history. Her rendition of "Juliet's Waltz" from the opera Roméo et Juliette left the judges in awe, with Howie Mandel hitting the golden buzzer and granting her access to the live shows. Brinker's incredible talent is undeniable, but the question remains whether she can hold her own against older, more experienced competitors. She will undoubtedly need to bring her A-game each week if she hopes to make it to the end.
So who will ultimately win the golden buzzer? Only time will tell. Each of these acts has something special to offer, but they will need to outshine each other week after week if they hope to take home the prize. No matter who wins, we can look forward to many more incredible performances as this season of America's Got Talent unfolds.