"America's Got Talent" host Terry Crews was a proud man after his Golden Buzzer pick, the Detroit Youth Choir, sizzled the stage once again.
They rocked the event with their amazing rendition of "Champion," a song by Carrie Underwood featuring Ludacris.
The Detroit Youth Choir perform during the final live quarter-finals on stage. | Source: YouTube/America's Got Talent
A TRUE SPECTACLE
Along with the amazing vocal range that the young stars hit on the stage, their well-choreographed sequence added further flair to their performance.
Just a few moments into the performance and all of the studio audiences were dancing to the groove of their song.
The Detroit Youth Choir perform their rendition of Carrie Underwood's "Champion" on "America's Got Talent." | Source: YouTube/America's Got Talent
At the end of the group's performance, the entire panel of judges was up on their feet to deliver a standing ovation, a testament to a true spectacle that they witnessed on the stage.
Judges including Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Gabrielle Union, and Julianne Hough delivered encouraging comments.
A DEJA VU FOR CREWS
Crews introduced the group, whose director was Anthony White, and talked to them backstage about their performance.
Then, after they were done singing their version of "Can't Hold Us" by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Crews walked over to the judges' seats and pressed the Golden Buzzer.
CREWS KNOWS BEST
"I see a lot of potential Jennifer Hudsons. People who did not win but are going to be stars anyway. It doesn’t stop them, whatever happens, this is just the beginning.”
The Detroit Youth Choir conclude their performance on the live quarter-finals night of "America's Got Talent." | Source: YouTube/America's Got Talent
He further lent his support to the Detroit Youth Choir and predicted big accomplishments for them in the future.
According to Crews, his Golden Buzzer pick choir group just needs to continue doing what they have done so far on the stage.
