America’s Got Talent Top 5 Perform For America’s Vote

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America’s Got Talent Top 5 Perform For America’s Vote

September 24, 2008 08:00:19 by DA Southern

America’s Got Talent is down to the end as the Top 5 square off in what had better be their best performance to date. Jerry Springer waltzed out to greet the judges and the audience and said that this was the ultimate challenge and said because of the President’s speech, the show would be shorter.

Each of the Top 5 was showcased and told what winning would mean to them. All of them talked of their journeys and how difficult the road has been and all promised to bring their best performance to the AGT stage.

Jerry announced that Nuttin But Stingz were the first to perform and the boys said that the song was the song that represents the journey of their lives. The boy came out on opposite staircases and immediately had the audience cheering with their enthusiastic playing and changed up from a classical style to Hip-Hop seamlessly as dancers filled the stage behind them these boys could be a Vegas Headliner tomorrow. The judges were off their feet and all had Nuttin but praise for them.

Donald Braswell was second out to convince America that he deserves the shot in Vegas as a Headliner. Sharon was unsure if he had enough to win and Donal came out with a fierce determination singing “You Lift Me Up.” Yes, it was not the enthusiastic performance that NBS gave, but it was respectable. Sharon said it was very nice and said he belonged on Broadway. The Hoff disagreed with Sharon and Piers said that he had done himself proud.

Neal E. Boyd came out swinging in full operatic voice tonight as the third contestant to try to win the heart of America. After a rousing performance in what had to be his best performance to date, The Hoff said that he was honored to have been on the journey with him. Piers said that he totally agreed with David and Sharon added that he did sensational. Was it good enough to take out NBS remains to be seen, but it was close.

Eli Mattson was fourth on stage and said that before the competition his life was a mess and he didn’t know where he was headed. Eli in his simple style, without a lot of flash, came out and banged the piano keys and sang a Phil Collins song, Against All Odds, with the finesse of a seasoned pro. The guy definitely has a career ahead of him as a album-selling master. Piers said he looked dynamic without his hat and said that he was superb. Sharon said that he would be an amazing winner to represent AGT as the winner.

The final number of the night was from the Queen, Queen Emily, as she closed out the Top 5 performances for this season. The Queen, with a natural for a headliner on a Vegas Billboard, was someone who has won the heart of America with her story and her voice. The Queen started out with a song that seemed unfamiliar at first, but picked up as the tune became clear. The Queen sang One Moment in Time and it was good but unsure as to the staying power over NBS, who clearly gave the best performance of the night. Piers said she looked like a queen tonight and sang the best she had done but didn’t think she could beat NBS. Sharon said she was Diva and that she nailed her song and The Hoff added that she looked like a princess to him and that if she won or not, she would have an amazing career.

Jerry announced the voting once again as we saw the recap of all of the performances one more time and said that Next Wednesday would be the final results show where the winner would be crowned.

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