Young Brothers Perform Amazing Acrobatics in ‘AGT’ Early Release Audition
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America’s Got Talent has shared an early release audition from Tuesday’s new episode of Season 20, featuring an act called The Osso Brothers. The sibling duo performed some incredible acrobatic moves that wowed the judges.
Osso Brothers Perform in AGT Early Release Audition
Brothers Vsevolod, 19, and Yaroslav, 14, are originally from Kazakhstan but now live in California. Vsevolod shared that when they were growing up, they knew a lot of people who did acrobatics in Kazakhstan, and they hope to boost the popularity of their sport in America, even getting it into the Olympics.
The brothers proceeded to shock the judges with their incredible acrobatic routine, in which Vsevolod balanced his younger brother on his hands and his head. He even swung him around and threw him into the air, keeping the judges on the edge of their seat. The audience went wild for the performance.
All four judges gave the brothers a standing ovation, with Mel B saying she “absolutely loved it.” Howie Mandel said they’ve never seen this type of act with people as young as them. Simon Cowell called them “two little caterpillars who turned into butterflies.”
The Osso Brothers received four “yes” votes to move on in the competition. When Terry Crews asked how they felt afterward, Vsevolod joked that he was “glad we didn’t fall.”
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Auditions Wrap Up This Week
AGT Season 20 will return with another episode of auditions on Tuesday night. This will mark the final week of auditions before the live shows kick off on August 19. Next week’s show will be a celebration of the series’ 20th anniversary.
This season has featured 10 Golden Buzzer acts, with two from each of the four AGT judges and two from host Terry Crews. Could there be one last Golden Buzzer during Tuesday’s episode, perhaps one from the entire group? We’ll have to wait and see.
What do you think of this season so far? Let us know in the comments below, and tune in Tuesday night on NBC at 8/7c for a new episode of auditions.
