Everyone Thought These Twin Brothers Were Joke... Until They Took Over the AGT Stage

You both are really pretty, I must say. Thank you. And you. Right, guys, do you want to introduce yourselves? I'm Colton Edwards. And I'm Trent Edwards. And we are Mirror Image. Okay, so you're obviously twins. Yes. Where are you from? We're from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Okay, and how old are you? We're 16. And why did you decide to audition for the show? This is what we were made for. We were singing in the womb. We were womb-mates. We were literally harmonizing from day one. It's meant to be. We have, like, the vocals of Stevie Wonder. Yeah. We have, like, the dance moves of Justin Timberlake. Right. And then we have the charisma of Missy Elliott. You've got 90 seconds to make a massive difference. You ready for this? Oh, I'm ready. I'm so ready. They are so ready. Best of luck, both of you. Oh, God, I hope you guys are good. I love them already. Welcome back. Thank you. I think I remember the last time we met, you got three yeses, one no. Yeah. How did you think the first audition went? I think it went pretty well, but I think this one is way better. Exactly. Okay. I made it better for you. Thank you. So you've been backstage. You've seen the competition. You still feel confident that you can progress to the next round? I think everyone is amazing. Yeah. And it's hard to judge a singer and a person that does hand balancing and people that stand each other's necks with shovels. But I feel we have something different and special, and I feel we need to show America. We are definitely different. Thank you. We're special. I agree. My mom thinks I'm special. I agree. And when your mom thinks you're not special anymore, you can come live with me. Thank you, Heidi. Good luck. Thank you so much. This is fun. Here we go. And the sky is gray I've been for a while On a winter's day I'd be safe and warm If I was in L.A. In California dreaming On such a winter's day You two are special. You know, you just make me feel really good inside. Forget that ex. You've got us. You've got me rooting for you. Thank you so much. Thank you. Listen, when I started performing, there was so much going on. I'm trying to figure it out. So I'm looking around. Join the club. So what I'm saying is, my answer would be, very interesting. Thank you. I don't know what's happening. I don't know what's happening with this one. Look, I thought the whole thing was mad, but that's why we have five people on the panel. Good luck. And we'll see what happens later on. Thank you very much. I'm fighting for you. I'm fighting for you, too. I love him. You've got that ex, but you've kept going. You know, you've got to keep going. We're not as cup of tea, I guess. You know, he may not love us, but we're going to make the world love us. But somebody over there loves you. Can anybody find me? Love. That girl is crazy. You know, but it seems to me kids today are a little bit entitled. Am I right? Right? Okay. So my daughter turns 16, and she says, Mom, I want to go to Coachella, and I want you to get me a hotel room. Oh. Yeah. Like, you're 16. Listen to yourself. A hotel room. Ha. I mean, if you can't find a guy who can afford a van by now, I mean, really. When I grew up, my mom and her friends, they partied 24-7. You know, they always, always brought flasks on field trips. Okay? Right? So I go on my daughter's first field trip. I take my flask. Right, Howie? Right. I'm not going to get on a bus full of first graders sober. Nah, whatever. Okay? I take out my flask, you know, have a little sip. And all the other field trip moms, they just go ballistic. They're like, she's got a flask, she's got a flask. You know, like I'm some kind of terrorist. Right? I'm like, calm down, Biatch. I'm not driving this bus. What in the world do you live in, Rebecca? Where some 17-year-old dude is showing up to this house party like, pffft. Y'all not going to believe this. I got Pinot Grigio. Yeah, I got that Grigio. I got some Chardonnay. Let's start a book club. Yeah. It's never happened. Right? You don't know a 17-year-old that owns a corkscrew. That's weird. All right? Not one time in your entire life can you tell me a time where you've seen a 17-year-old dude be like, mm, mm, mm, mm. This Merlot pairs so well with a Doritos Locos taco. Mm. Oh, that's good. It's just something about Zinfandales and a Hot Pocket that is to die for. My name is Jay Osh. I'm from Nigeria. Nigeria. He snuck back in. All right. What do you do? I'm the fastest rapper in the world. All right. Well, good luck. I hope this works out. Yeah. Check it. Was that the whole thing? I was going to the best parts. I was about to kill it. Why didn't you keep going? Keep it going. Go, Jay Osh, go! They would We finished I was getting I was about to hit you