ONE Instrument. ONE Kid. This Level of SKILL Shouldn't Be Possible! 🤯

And what's your name? My name's Joseph. Joseph, nice to meet you Joseph. Where are you from? Um, I'm from Dudley. Dudley. How old are you Joseph? I'm 10 years old. 10, okay. Are you feeling confident? Yeah. You've got great hair by the way. Thanks. All right, good luck. Okay. Get some up. Oh. He's had enough. He's off. Where's he gone? Trick toes. The rock expert on the panel, David. You are so cool. Thank you. You are such a little dude. And you're very, very skilled. I mean, that is not easy to sing and play guitar like that. Thanks. I think you're going to be a huge star. Thank you. Well done. Well, honestly, I was so impressed. Like, your stage performance was fantastic. The way you just owned it in front of all these people. And I just loved every minute of it. It was great. Thank you. I mean, complete package here. That was a brilliant audition. Well done. Thank you. Very good, Joseph. So that was a great audition. Uh, going forward or five years time. Well, 10 years time. Where would you see yourself? Um, hopefully quite famous. What about very famous? Yeah. Okay. You've got a great personality as well. Thank you. Yeah. I thought you were going to sing something really sweet to begin with. And like, then you came out with that. It was great. Okay, we have to vote. Uh, David. I'm going to say yes. Thank you. I say it's for me, Joseph. Well, Joseph, you've got four yeses. Yes. Go and celebrate tonight. Thank you. Hello, my friend. We were having a very nice conversation earlier. And you have the coolest first name that I think I've ever heard. Tell us your name. It's working. Come on. It's working. Come on. What's your name? Chrysias Whitehead. And Chrysias, how old are you? I'm five years old. That's incredible. And where do you live? Um, Choppy, Florida. Okay. Now, I've got a very important question for you. What would you do with the million dollars if you won? I would share it with poor people and homeless people and everybody in this whole world. Oh, that is very sweet. With the little bit left over, what would you buy yourself? I would buy 200 bags of slime and squishy toys. 200? I love how you can make it fart in your hands, the slime. Yes, ma'am. Yeah, I love that too. You are so sweet. Now, how many years have you been learning to play the drums? Since I was one and two and three. What? You know, my son also plays the drums. I think being a drummer is the coolest thing in the world. Yes. No more questions. You just have the best time of your life. Okay? Thank you. I saw him backstage stretching. Yeah, he's ready. He's so cute. He's so tiny. So tiny. Bless him. Is he sitting or standing? I can't tell. How does that feel? Does that feel good? Yes, sir. Yeah, Simon. Howie, let me go to you first. Were you standing or sitting? Standing. No! Do you feel like you did good? Yes, sir. No, you did great. Thank you. I have to say you're better than most adults that are trying to do this, young man. I can't believe five years old. I want to know, do you train every day to be that good? Yes, ma'am. Well, it shows because you're very, very good. It's good. I love that I can tell that you're enjoying it. And you're so good at it. And you're so handsome also. Thank you. Howie, when you said he was great, I am going to disagree. Because I think he was brilliant. Your timing was unbelievable. Your showmanship was unbelievable. And you're doing something, most importantly, I can tell you love. And you know what? Being a great drummer means you are the coolest person on the planet right now. Thank you. I think I know where this is going to go. Howie? Yes. Heidi? Okay, four yeses. What's your name? I play hip-hop violin. Well, let's see what you can do. I'm Raksim. Okay. How old are you? I'm 11. Do you feel a bit nervous? Yeah, I'm quite nervous. It's the best thing in the world to feel nervous. It means that you care about what you're going to do. Okay. Not only... How old were you when you had your first guitar lesson or picked up a guitar? I was seven and I learned with my granddad. Can I ask a question? Simon's got a question. Who's your favorite guitarist in the world? Angus Young from ACDC. Okay, now you're talking. My dream for the future is to become the best guitarist in the world. Love it. I love that. I know. Big ambitions. Okay, Ollie. Go for it. Oh my god, Ollie. I mean, literally, a star is born. Next in is a little girl with a big personality who's hoping her musical skills can take her all the way to Vegas. My name's Meg. What's your name? Alicia. I heard you were the new host. It's my millionth. Texas. I am eight years old. I am going to be in July. I play the piano, gymnastics, singing, dancing, and all of a sudden, boom, I'm here right now. World's biggest talent show. You nervous at all? You don't seem nervous. Alicia Miller with an E. How old are you? Eight years old. Great. What would you do if you won a million dollars? What would you spend it on? I'd probably take a trip to Hawaii. Members, mostly all my family members, and we'd take a cruise to Hawaii. I'd love to do that. Who would you leave behind? Definitely not the guests. Where did she get this personality from? Dad. What have you come to do today? I am going to sing and play the piano at the same time as crowd Mary. You are quite a surprising young lady, aren't you? I think so. Whenever you're ready, we want to hear it. You know what, sweetie? You are very, very, very inspirational to all the kids out there to play. You're very cute. You're very funny. But your singing needs a little work. Yeah. I think so, too. Okay, cool. Thank you. I think you're absolutely hilarious. Why does a golfer wear two pairs of pants? Why? He needs to get the hole in one. She's just taking over the show. What can I do? You are so adorable. But you're not a great singer right now at the age of eight. But you are such a delight. I don't know what to do with you. Moment of truth. Yes or no? Sharon? I'm just gonna have to say no. Felicia, I don't actually care whether you can sing or not. Because you're so funny. I want to see you again. I'm gonna say yes. I know. That's why I have a goal. Everybody, let's see. Honesty. And I love the fact how you just take over the stage. My vote's absolutely yes. We are the Talento from Thailand. And how old are you? I am 11 years old. 11 years old. And you are? 12 years old. Okay, well, what are you guys gonna do? You guys are gonna play a song for us, yeah? Yes. What kind of music do you guys listen to? Rock. All right, Talento. I'd love to see what you guys are gonna do. The stage is yours. Good luck. Thank you. This is gonna be loud. You guys are so much fun to watch. And obviously very, very talented. Each and every one of you. I had a lot of fun watching. That was one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Thank you. I'm good. I love that. You actually salute us. You're like the most polite rockers. Thank you. I don't know how you have accomplished this. But at the ages of 11 and 12, I believe you are a real, real rock band. So bravo. Thank you. Let's take a vote. Mr. Foster. Hardcore. Yes. A rock and roll. Yeah. And Gun. Yeah. Talento, you can go back to Thailand and tell everybody you got four. Congratulations, you guys. Are you sure you're 10 years old? Well, I think so. I mean, your energy, your confidence. A perfect audition. Amazing. Thank you so much. You said you're watching on YouTube, your inspirations. Who inspired you? One is Adam Jones from Tool. Also, Gary Holt, who's the guitarist of Exodus and Slayer. Well, I think you just picked yourself up in viral moment. Thank you so much. I think you are absolutely incredible. Also, that you, that gutsy. Everyone in this room really loved what you just did. You should be very, very proud of it. Thank you so much. I was about your age when I tried to learn the guitar. It is one of the most difficult instruments in the world. So I gave up. Actually, no. Actually, my teacher gave up on me. You know what I love about this audition? We just weren't expecting this. You were so shy. And you're 10. And then you turned into like this rock goddess. You know, that is, I believe, now the beginning of a career, which I always say, make noise amongst the noise. And you just did that. Thank you so much. It's not your first yes, Simon. You know it's a yes. Do you think I'm ready? I think you're show ready. Think I'm show ready? Yes. Show ready is better than ready. Let me see you turn around. When did you say AGT was the place that you needed to be? It wasn't really my choice. Because I didn't think I was good enough. And when did that change? It didn't. OK. Mom was like, we're signing you up. Sometimes you have to let the people who believe in you do their thing. You worked hard for this. And you deserve to be here. I love you. Thank you so much. Welcome. Let's start with your name, please. My name is Avery Dixon. And where are you from? I'm from Atlanta, Georgia. How are you? I'm 21. 21. OK. Now, I'm guessing you're going to play the saxophone. Um, yes. I think I'll guess that you're right. So I'm really curious, Avery, because I find with the saxophone, it sort of goes in and out of fashion over the years. What do you feel about that? It going in and out of fashion depends on the player. Oh, good point. And tell me what got you into this. OK, so at the time I picked up the saxophone, I was getting bullied in elementary school. For what? Oh, my voice sounds a little bit different. You've got a great voice. I looked a little bit different, too. And my elementary school nickname was Hammerhead. Because I had these knots on my head because I'm premature. I was born at one pound, eight ounces. And my vocal cords don't close all the way. So I made my voice sound really airy. Students were so negative about my voice. One called me frog and she'd get the class in on the joke. It was relentless. And I actually I was so in such a dark place, I actually wanted to commit suicide. And when you're in that mindset, the only thing you want to do is quit. So you decided to find something to take your mind away from all those horrible people. And it was the saxophone. Yes, that's when I started actually learning how to play. Good for you. What would you do if you were to win? Well, first, I'd want to give my mom and my brother a space where we can actually live as long as you want to be, because I can't exactly practice where I live now. Somebody had called the cops on me before I flew out. Really? I was trying to practice because doing a show as big as this, I want to get everything perfect. For sure. So they had called the cops. The cops came banging on the door. They were like, you need to be quiet. My goal with the music, with this, is to be able to do the thing I love. And if I can do that, I'll have found my purpose for being on America's Got Talent. Here, you can be as loud as you like. I think it will be on there. How quick is that? He's thirsty. Oh, he's nervous. Are you okay? Yes, I'll be fine. I'm sorry. Don't worry, don't worry. Please be good. Gets up to dance. That means you're really good, because he never dances. I love you. To be here. You're supposed to be here. Thank you so much. You will change the world. Special to us, because we could feel how special it is for you. And I think America is going to fall in love with you. Every time I hear a story about a kid being bullied at school, it breaks my heart. It breaks it even more now, because I have a son myself, and I could not think of anything worse. Any one of those idiots who bullied you now, I hope is watching this audition. You know, all of us were willing you to be good. I didn't know you were going to be great. It was like listening to a singer. You know, you have the ups and downs, and you've got 4,000 people in here on their feet. So, it's in your blood. This is your destiny that you were looking for validation. You just got it, because I'm going to give you your first yes. Dixon, you touch the heart of every human being in this building right now. You've been bullied all your life, but you tell every bully that you have a big brother named Terry Crews, who is here, who's got your back. And all those bullies are going to have to watch you succeed, my friend. Thank you. What's your name? My name is Mia Morris. Hi, Mia Morris. And how old are you, Mia? I'm 17, junior in high school. Where are you from? Nashville, Tennessee. Obviously, you go to school. I do, unfortunately, yes. Unfortunately? You're not enjoying school? School schmoo, it is what it is. I agree. Could live without it, you know. That's funny. And what are you going to be doing for us tonight? So, I'm a songwriter. I'm going to be playing one of my songs, but I'm also a multi-instrumentalist, and I'm playing as a one-woman band. How do you play as a one-woman band? How do you play everything? With this here loop pedal. Oh, looping. Explain to the people what looping is. So, I like to describe a loop pedal as a recording studio at your feet. Right. I'll show you. This is what a loop pedal does. So, you record each individual sound yourself, and then it plays on a loop, and hopefully it comes together and magic happens. Hopefully it comes together, yes. I love that. Is this what you want to do for a living? Like, what's the dream? My dream is to share my music and my writing with the world. Wow. Hear what you do. Thank you. I like this kind of thing. I just want to start. I just think you're a star. I think looping is so cool. Thank you. The fact that you're playing every instrument. I could watch a concert. I could watch you doing this. I just love what you did. Heidi, what do you think? I thought it was a lot of fun. One-woman show. Yeah. I think you're one of the coolest girls that's been standing in that stage. Simon? I think Mia, you know, look, it was at times a bit of a mess, but then again, it should be. You know, it's kind of like it's all done in the moments, so therefore it's not perfect, but it shouldn't be perfect, which is why I loved it so much. Thank you. I'd rather listen to somebody like you, who's original and talented, rather than someone who comes with some horrible backing track and sings a song I've heard a million times. This year, it's all about originality. I can do that. We're going to vote really quickly. I'm giving you your first yes. Thank you. A couple of yeses. Genius, Mia. Absolutely genius. Four yeses. Hi. Well, that was a good reaction. You haven't even done anything yet. How are you? Good, thank you. Just give me your name and age and start it with you, please. I'm Jacob, I'm 14 years old. Okay. I'm Noah, and I'm 15. Good. I'm Tom, I'm 15. Good. I'm Jake, and I'm 15. Okay, so I'm guessing you are a band? Yes. Got it. Okay, what are you called? Chapter 13. Who put you together, or did you put yourself together? We were all in School of Rock, the musical together. Oh, okay. Whose idea was it for you to be your own band? Well, me and Noah shared a room. Yeah. We all just always just sort of imagining, you know, what it'd be like to be in a band, and then we'd start talking to these two, and then... Good for you. Okay, we'll listen. Good luck. Hope this goes great. Thank you very much. Thank you. They look great, don't they? That's got it going. I honestly can say that I don't think I've ever seen four young musicians so together. The drummer, you were amazing. The guitar playing was spot on. Some of the faces you were pulling were fantastic. You, especially. I just think you are absolutely incredible, and now you've just got to win the whole show. Absolutely fantastic. Alicia. Thank you so much. Honestly, the musicianship that I just saw was outstanding. Your skill level is so impressive. Congratulations, Amanda. Well done. Thank you very much. It was so refreshing that you were so brilliant, and also they were original versions of those songs. It was faultless, guys. You came, you conquered. Thank you. This is so well-deserved, what you just had. You know, I can imagine kids watching this show, 12, 13, 14, 15, whatever, and going, God, I would love to be in that because that is more fun than being at school. I think what's really exciting is, the last time I remember seeing and hearing something like this was a band we busted. That was fantastic. Thank you very much.