The much-anticipated grand season finale of season 19 of America’s Got Talent aired on September 17, 2024. The finale featured 10 stellar performances, including AIRFOOTWORKS, Brent Street, Dee Dee Simons, Hakuna Matata Acrobats, Learnmore Jonasi, Richard Goodall, Roni Sagi & Rhythm, Sebastián & Sonia, Sky Elements, and Solange Kardinaly.
Among these acts, AIRFOOTWORKS garnered substantial buzz on social media, standing out as the crowd favorite.
The judges were captivated by AIRFOOTWORKS’ flawless performance, dancing to a lively song. America’s Got Talent fans expressed their enthusiasm on X, with many calling it the highlight of the week. Some even insisted they deserved to take home the trophy.
“My jaw dropped so many times during AIRFOOTWORKS’ performance. That was perfection!”a fan wrote.
“@airfootworks is so talented! Very entertaining to watch every single time!”another commented.
“Airfootworks just did their performance to ‘Higher Power’ on #AGT. I wish @coldplay saw that!”a third fan chimed in.
“Awesome performance by Airfootworks. They are amazing this week #AGT,”one viewer said.
Numerous fans drew comparisons between AIRFOOTWORKS’ previous performances and their finale act, noting significant improvement. Some also contrasted AIRFOOTWORKS with Brent Street, asserting that AIRFOOTWORKS outshone them.
“Looks like AIRFOOTWORKS has regained their confidence and potential,”an X user commented.
“That was probably their worst performance but Brent Street wasn’t good tonight in my opinion and was repetitive, so I’ll go with AIRFOOTWORKS,”another viewer wrote.
“I simply don’t understand how people can look at a regular dance choreography like Brent Street, or a singer, no matter how well done, and compare it to AIRFOOTWORKS, with their creativity, synchronization, unique visuals, and dance moves never seen before,”one user remarked.
AIRFOOTWORKS’ Journey on America’s Got Talent Season 19
AIRFOOTWORKS hails from Japan and is mentored by Kenichi Ebina, the winner of America’s Got Talent Season 8. Kenichi also founded the performance group UniCircle Flow, which reached the semi-finals in season 16.
Fans were already familiar with Kenichi’s unique mentoring style. When AIRFOOTWORKS debuted in season 19, expectations were sky-high. The group stayed true to their artistic vision, performing an audition set to Justin Bieber’s “Where Are You Now,”which earned them a standing ovation from three of the four judges, minus Simon Cowell.
In the quarter-finals, AIRFOOTWORKS captivated audiences with a performance of Ed Sheeran’s “Celestial,”which made them appear as if they were dancing among the stars. They received standing ovations from all four judges and made history by prompting a judge to steal a fellow panelist’s Golden Buzzer.
For context, it was Judge Howie Mandel’s turn to use the Golden Buzzer, but Simon Cowell was so mesmerized by AIRFOOTWORKS that he attempted to press it first. However, Howie was quick on the draw and awarded them the precious buzzer.
You can catch all the action from America’s Got Talent season 19 on Peacock.
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