AMERICA’S Got Talent 2022 has featured some great talents that have displayed unique performances such as singing and comedy.
Some of these performances have been worthy of a golden buzzer.
There has been five golden buzzer acts on America’s Got Talent 2022.
The first golden buzzer was given to Avery Dixon, the 21-year-old saxophonist from Atlanta, Georgia.
The golden buzzer was given by Terry Crews.
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The second golden buzzer was given to Madison Baez, the 11-year-old singer from Yorba Linda, California.
The golden buzzer was given by Howie Mandel.
The third golden buzzer was given to Sara James, the 30-year-old singer from Poland.
The golden buzzer was given by Simon Cowell.
The fourth golden buzzer was given to The Myyas, the dance group from Lebanon.
The golden buzzer was given by Sofia Vergara.
The last golden buzzer was given to Lily Meola, for her singing act.
The golden buzzer was given by Heidi Klum.
The golden buzzer sends the entertainer straight to the live performances.
This means they get to skip other rounds of America’s Got Talent.
Since its inception in 2006, America’s Got Talent, popularly referred to as AGT, has been an instant hit with viewers.
The show’s 17th season premiered on May 31, 2022, and featured new contestants.
Fans can watch AGT live on NBC every Tuesday night at 8pm EST or stream it through Hulu and Peacock.
In September 2021, Season 16 of America’s Got Talent came to an end and crowned a new winner.
The winner was Dustin Tavella, who became the third magician to win, behind season 9 winner Mat Franco and season 13 winner Shin Lim.
“Thank you guys so much. This is absolutely amazing,” Tavella said at the time.
“Before ‘AGT,’ I just never could’ve imagined my two worlds colliding – My passion for my magic and my story about my family.”
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That season has since been described as the closest vote ever, by host Terry Crews and the most competitive final ever, by judge Simon Cowell, via USA Today.
Along with the $1million prize, Tavella also took home the headliner status for a Las Vegas residence.
