Victory Brinker Appeared on Another NBC Show Before Scoring the Golden Buzzer on 'AGT'
“When I’m singing, it makes me feel happy, happy and happy,” Victory Brinker announced on America’s Got Talent before taking the stage for her season 16 audition.
As it turns out, that happiness is contagious when the 9-year-old opera singer begins to perform. While singing “Juliette’s Waltz” from the French opera Roméo et Juliette, AGT judges Simon Cowell, Sofía Vergara, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel sat in shock listening to her angelic vocals and impressive range.
At the conclusion of her performance, the judges had nothing but wonderful things to say to Victory. “You are a star. I think you have a powerful voice. That was amazing, I really loved it,” Sofía told the young singer before asking Simon to weigh in. After the judges and host Terry Crews gathered for a brief huddle, they all emerged with incredible news for the singer.
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“Victory, as I said, turning up, in terms of your career, is really important; however, we’re not going to give you a yes today,” Simon told the young opera talent. “We’re going to do something else we’ve never, ever, ever done on the show before. We are all going to give you something special.”
Seconds later, all of the judges and Terry slammed their hands on the golden buzzer together, which prompted gold confetti to fall down on Victory on stage. Just like that, Victory made AGT history, becoming the first contestant ever to win a golden buzzer from all of the judges and host at the same time. Viewers will see her next in the live shows.
