Got Talent – originally a British television series in which amateur performers present their singing, dancing, comedy and novelty acts to celebrity judges and a nationwide audience in order to advance in the competition and win a huge prize has made its way around the globe with its spin-offs and has discovered major talents worldwide – some that have even made major impressions on the world. From tear-jerking to shocking, to uplifting, and scary, keep reading to learn more about some of the most memorable ‘Got Talent’ auditions of all time.
Not only is Susan Boyle one of the most memorable Britain’s Got Talent auditions of all time, but she just might be one of the most memorable Got Talent auditions to ever exist. Shocking the judges with her performance of “I Dreamed a Dream” from the hit Broadway show Les Misérables, Susan Boyle made her mark on the show and in the music industry – also teaching people a very valuable lesson: never judge a book by its cover.
Growing up with autism and suffering speech impediment throughout his life, Kodi Lee stuns the judges and the audience with his incredible audition that has now reached 57 million views on YouTube. Yes, he does get a golden buzzer and wins the entire 14th season of the American version of the show – extremely well-deserved!
Profoundly deaf following an illness at the age of 18, Amanda Lynn Harvey is an American jazz and pop singer and songwriter. She is most notable as a former contestant in the 12th season of America’s Got Talent, where she performed original songs during the competition and, of course, shocked the judges and audience with her beautiful audition. Explaining that she can feel the vibrations of the music through the floor, Mandy leaves her mark on the BGT stage.
Traveling all the way from Gaza, Palestine, four young musicians make their mark on the Arab version of the show ‘Got Talent’ – their tear-jerking and uplifting performance leaves everyone overwhelmed with emotion and pride for the little boys and Palestine alike. Unfortunately, this crew did not go on to the show’s finale, but we sure do remember their audition and performances.
Marie Antoinette Riana Graharani, commonly known as The Sacred Riana, is an Indonesian magician and illusionist. Sacred Riana may have won “Asia’s Got Talent” 2017, but she won’t be winning “America’s Got Talent” 2018. … During what turned out to be her final performance in this week’s Quarterfinals 2-episode, Sacred Riana conjured up several other creepy Asian girls before climbing backwards up a wall terrifying the judges, resulting in her elimination.
