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Anyone watch AGT last night?

last year

It will be interesting to see which two will go through tonight. I guess all of my favorites were in the first couple of live shows, none of the acts last night came across to me as anything special. In fact, I thought one of them totally bombed out.

Or was it just me? What did you think?

Rusty

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Rusty
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last year

There were a couple that I was glad didn't make it through, but no one I was particularly rooting for. Drake Millegan is still my #1 favorite, with Chapel Hart 2nd in line. I've got a feeling they will probably win the whole thing, though. They've already stirred up a lot of interest. I saw on Facebook that they've been invited to sing on the Grand Ol' Opry, and with a chance like that, they don't need the AGT win.

Rusty

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last year
Which one did you think bombed? The young male singer from the UK?
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Rusty
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last year
It was a young male singer, don't remember his name or where he is from. I think the judges felt the same way. Actually, I didn't like any of the vocalists last night, but that is mainly because none of it was 'my' kind of music.

Rusty
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WittyNickNameHere ;)
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None of the acts blew me away last night. I think the judges think so as well. And every episode, there will be one act where one of the judges will say, "your act was the best we've ever seen on AGT!" EVERY. EPISODE.... Terry Crews said it last night. I don't remember which act it was because none of them stick in my head.
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nicole___
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I took tap dancing when I was 6 years old. I relate to how hard those moves were to do. That tap dancer blew me away! He should be on Broadway! (This is music I listen to) Watching Simon Cowell sing...was weird...but not something I'd pay to see in Vegas.......ya know. 😂 I enjoyed ALL the acts....none really stand out for me.
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samkarenorkaren
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I also thought tap dancer was good but needed wider staircase. Singer Lily was good and the judges/opera singers. Didn't like the comedian though. I'm still rooting for Blake to win!
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lily316
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One of mine went thru tonight.
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Yayagal
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Yes, some acts were boring and the others were okay but not great.
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morz8 - Washington Coast
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I didn't see the program, but just watched the dancer. His routine was difficult!

I took tap as a child. My mother made costumes, did sewing for the academy and painted sets in return for our lessons ;)

About 1980, one SIL and I signed up for a tap class at our Y. It's definitely cardio and quickly tones those easily tired legs....
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