Most Jaw-Dropping Aerialists That Left Simon Cowell Shocked 😳

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These jaw-dropping aerialist performances on America’s Got Talent push the limits of what’s physically possible, leaving judges like Simon Cowell and Sofia Vergara in complete shock. From dangerous high-flying stunts to breathtaking mid-air artistry, these acts had the audience holding their breath. It’s a compilation of some of the most intense and unforgettable aerial performances ever seen on AGT.
I have to tell you, I did not want that to stop. You had me mesmerized.
A journey, you told a beautiful story. It was like watching art before our eyes.
I loved it. What do you think, Emily? It's amazing. I mean, this is exactly what we
want here. We want innovation. We want uniqueness. We want originality. And you were great.
Well, people always ask me, what kind of talent do you look for? I want to be surprised.
So you just surprised me today. You know, this is something that you cannot think of.
Something that is original. And I loved it. Thank you.
You have ideas and imagination. You have figured out a way to take something that
we've seen a million times and bring us into an animated world. So happy to see you on our show.
Do you want to start off the voting? I would love to. It's an honor. You're getting emotional,
right? I am. This means a lot to you? It's so amazing to perform this act in front of this
audience and all these people. That's amazing. Can you imagine what it would be to start
performing it in front of bigger audiences, millions of people at home and having your
own show? Because I think that you are on your way to something like that. I'm going to start
the voting with a yes. I can't wait to see the next story from you. I'm proud and pleased to be
your fourth yes. And to put together such a wonderful act, I just loved it. It was beautiful
seeing the two of you up there. This is the kind of act that I love.
It was exciting. It was beautiful. And you guys look like you were having the best time up there.
I really, really, really like you two. And I have so much respect for what you just did.
You know, when you told us the story, because you got dumped and there was a chance
that it could have gone wrong. I don't think it was perfect, but in a weird way,
that's what made it so great. Simon, do you want to start the vote? I'd love to, please.
I'm going to say yes. Your time has come. It was so dangerous, so exciting.
It was like a fighting scene in a movie. The music, the two of you. Yeah, I mean, look,
I like the act, but I find their story really interesting as well. I just want to clear this
up. So you auditioned before with your husband. Correct. He's the one now pulling the rope.
So did you effectively dump your husband for a new partner? No, it's nothing like that. We're
really, really good friends, and my husband is amazing at woodshopping. But he's not really
part of it, is he? What can he do that your husband couldn't do? I was sort of getting to.
My husband's specialty is not aerial. Oh, right. Come with me, your husband.
They're both good looking. She's married to a guy with the same hair as you, Simon. That's
it. It was so beautiful. It was unique. The water make it so dramatic. I feel like this
needs to be like in a James Bond movie or something like that. You're athletic. It was
dangerous. It was everything. You checked every box, and you washed yourself, and you ended with
a spin cycle. It was like a whole beautiful laundry. Literally, like when you were twirling,
I was like... And then when you did the really fast spin, going 100 miles an hour,
round and round, I had wet hands sitting here watching you. I was so nervous for you. Thank you.
And I'm so happy that everything was perfect, and it was stunning. Thank you. I love it. Thank you.
We've said this a lot this year, that if we've seen a similar act on a previous season,
but it's not better this year, then... We should say no. 100%. Yeah. And I have seen someone do
this act. With water and everything? And it was a guy. So much better. Original,
and this is exactly what we are looking for on the show this year. Thank you. So that was
sensational. I'm going to say yes. Personality, but there's this mystery around you. There's a
big chunk missing here. It's like, yeah, I'm a graphic designer, and I do hoops. We're supposed
to just assume it sort of happened overnight. It did not. It was three years solid of training,
and then multiple injuries, and years of struggle. It was not like a quick, easy thing. I get it.
I mean, I'm so excited, and I was like, graphic designer? What? That was unbelievable, and it was
beautiful. Gabrielle, what do you think? I love that you stepped out on faith,
and you were like, I'm going to go for it. I'm going to go for my dreams. Thank you.
Great. Howie, what do you think? The thing is that we have seen the hoop before on this show,
but I'm telling you that you seem to do it faster, and there was more agility,
and more athleticism, at the same time as having grace. Wow, thank you. Howie?
Gabrielle? Yes? But right now, I'm going to say yes.
People ask me dumb questions all the time. I'll get this one a lot. They'll be like, hey, Ryan,
is that genetic? Yes, because you see, my mom was Irish, and my dad was a lobster.
I said I wear hearing aids, so I watch all my movies and TV shows with the subtitles on.
My favorite is when the subtitle says, indistinct chatter. Oh, thank God it's not just me then.
No, I'm not from California, but I look like I am. Just another wobbly guy on the sidewalk.
I'm okay with my voice, but I still struggle with some things, like I have the hardest time
at a drive-thru. You know, because you got to say the order fast, and you're talking
through an intercom. It's like, I don't know why I work there.
Most of you look super confused right now, so let's talk about the elephant in the room.
I know what you're all thinking. Who ordered Stephen Hawking off of Wish.com?
He might be smarter than me, but I would beat him in a race.
