America’s Got Talentis like no otherreality showin its talent pool alone.
Here’s what happened to some of the most memorable acts to ever take to theAmerica’s Got Talentstage.
He still performs his horn act forschools,scout troops,sports events, andchurches.
Today, Butterscotch is still making music.
She alsohosts beatboxing workshops, and she is an LGBT activist.
She added, “What matters the most is how you feel about yourself.
She laughedall the way to the finals, eventually losingto country singer Kevin Skinner.
Although her schedule’s slowed down since 2016, she still performs theoccasional gig, sometimes as afundraiserfor charity.
Dorandescribedhis talent, saying, “Basically, instead of flying with wind, you fly with movement.”
AfterAGT, Doran continued soaring.
Doran has also performed at various kite shows and other festivals all across the country and around the world.
Although he was eventually eliminated, Taylor hasn’t given up performing.
As you might expect, his career hasn’t come without its setbacks.
By 2016, he’d suffered eight concussions (viaNBC News).
However, he claims it’s all worth it.
“They hurt a great deal, but the pain lasts a minute,” he’s said.
“The glory lasts a lifetime!”
Castillo mesmerized audiences with his storytelling through sand, starting with apatriotic piece at his audition.
His unusual talent took him all the way to the finals.
The company’s gamble paid off.
But their first big gig nearly tore the company apart.
Some of the dancers quit, but the ones who stayed ended up touring Europe and then the U.S.
In 2019, they went to Austria to perform a 45-minute piece for the Mozart Festival.
Afterwards, Stoinev used the publicity boost to continue working, touring the country.
Although Stoinev’s happy to keep going with gigs, his original performance partner has hung up his collar.
Piff creditsAGTfor his boost in success.
“I was selling thousands of tickets based on that TV show.
I see what I do as slightly different from other magicians,” Piff toldThe Stage.
And yes, he is still invery good shape!
Her single “Release Me” came out in June 2019.
She toldParade, “My goal on the show was to encourage others.
But one kind of pet was notably absent one that refused to be tamed:cats.
Although Simon Cowell was skeptical at their audition, the felines' daring stuntsprompted a standing ovation.
After being eliminated inthe quarterfinals, they landed on their feet.
That was really very awesome.
