The Judges Can't BELIEVE What This Ethiopian Mom Can Do With Her FEET!

What's your idea, Simon? Pizza. Giant pizza? Giant. Simon, you build it, I juggle it. Oh, my shoes. They were our shoes. Welcome to America's Got Talent. What's your name? My name is Helen. Hello, Helen. Where are you from, Helen? I'm from Ethiopia, but I live in San Diego, California. For us tonight. Tonight, I'll be juggling things with my feet. You're going to be juggling things with your feet? Yes. Oh. Now, that's crazy. And how did you decide to juggle things with your feet? I am a former gymnastic from Ethiopia. That led into a scholarship that sent me to China. It's a Chinese art. So I went there for two years, and I learned how to foot juggle. And who is that? There's a beautiful little lady standing right there. That's Amari, my daughter. Wow. Hi. Adorable. And what is the dream? I want to give her a normal life, to go to school. So the dream is to get a residence show in Vegas, anywhere, so I can drop off my daughter at school and go to my normal work and thrive. And do you think what you're doing could win this show? Yes. Ready to see mom? Yeah. Go ahead. Good luck. At the beginning, it's like, she's going to juggle? OK, no. This was fun. We were all super excited. I mean, I could have kept watching what you were doing. You could have juggled for me for a whole hour, and I would have been super happy. I think people are going to love you. Congratulations, Ellen. Thank you. Very unique. Thank you. I've liked this before. I quite like the way you do it. Imagine all the crazy things that you could be juggling in the next round. Yes? I have an idea. What's your idea, Simon? Pizza. Yeah, you could. And I really mean it. Really? Because people love pizza. Giant pizza. Giant pizza? Giant. Simon, you build it, I juggle it. We love seeing things that we haven't seen before. And you have incredible showmanship and strength and balance. I think your career is about to take off. This is amazing. And I'm so excited you're here. Thank you. You know what I love about the show this year is that we're seeing acts I genuinely have never seen before. And I thought I'd seen it all. It means a lot, because it's been so hard. I'm a full-time mom. So it means a lot, you guys, liking it. When I see people like you, and I see your daughter, and how much this means to you, it's the best feeling in the world. I'm going to start with your first yes. Second yes. Four yeses. Woo! To be honest, I was so nervous. My lips were shaking. And I was like, OK, keep breathing. We have done this. Congratulations. Thank you. She's just a sweetheart. Thank you. Yeah, look at her. She's got a drink. There we go. Showing off. I love it. I'm 44, never been married. People ask me why I've never been married. Good question. Probably because I talk to married people all the time. And you know what I'm not hearing? Enthusiasm. Ain't nobody selling this marriage thing. You wouldn't buy any other product if people talked about it the same way people talk about being married. Like if you went to buy a car, and the salesman was like, well, this car, it's not easy. It's not easy, you know? America's got talent. I want to show people that age has nothing to do with it. You know, you don't stop because you got gray hair. Well, I mean, how is 60? And you still do stand up, don't you? Well, it would be harder if I had gray hair. I have no hair, which gives me the ability. And to be fair, Mel, you're still singing. You know Paul.