I want to try out for America's Got Talent as a Neil Diamond impersonator. I need a poll on which song I should sing to please the crowd.

Are there acts that were at least generally praised by the judges and audience that could’ve been booed by the audience.

None of the judges and at least half of the acts are not American.

What would be a more appropriate name?

Just curious.

In a new interview, Creative Canine Productions founder & Acro Canine Crew leader Jennifer Fraser spoke about Acro Canine Crew's AGT journey on the latest edition of Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast.

I have never seen any audition for the show before. 3-5 minutes of acting scenes or musical theater performance. Something you'd see like a guest performance at the Tony Awards or oscars.

I knew Sofie Dossi had a YouTube channel but didn't see until a year or two ago that Sofie has 10.1 million subscribers! That's an insanely large number of people, even for an act on AGT. I am wondering if fans of the show were aware of this?

I have made a ranking based on views on Tiktok, Instagram and Youtube (on the official AGT channels) of this year's auditions. I have to say that it was much work, so I don't think I will do the callbacks, and the live shows, which I had planned originally. I left out facebook, because that is too much work. There is no doubt that I made some mistakes, and I rounded everything down to 100 000 when calculating this, to keep everything simple. Facebook is missing as I said, and some of the related youtube channels like Got Talent Global or Talent Recap are also left out, even though some acts have been very successful on these channels. So just to say, take this as a rough indication, not as evidence admissible in court

As for the genre labels, "circus" also includes danger acts, parkour, tumbling and ventriloquism, "comedy" includes some of the more silly things, "Machines" includes anything other than magic where the use of technology is part of the appeal, (I also put Nicole there, because you need technology to bake, and there was no other label more appropriate), and "Animal" includes anything with animals. (excluding magic, but I don't think there was a magic act that used animals).

I counted Lou, Cat Williams and Howie Blandel as separate auditions. My justification for that is that these are separate performances, but the reality is that was just a bit easier to do this way.

Full video credit here.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/29034253436263855

I know it's filmed in different locations, but I wonder when they filmed them.

Wow.