Audities die je gezien moet hebben, zeg maar. Gewoon omdat tientallen ogen meer zien dan de 2 die in je eigen kop zitten
-Het liefst recent, maar natuurlijk kunnen filmpjes die gezien móeten worden niet uitblijven.
-Discussie / praten over audities die geplaatst zijn is natuurlijk toegestaan, maar probeer het wel enigszins beperkt te houden
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21-jarig meisje die zowel het publiek als de jury om haar vinger weet te binden met haar zelfgeschreven ode aan de drank.
Mevrouw die niet zo blij is dat ze niet door is. Ze slaat dan ook alles kort en klein(vanaf ong. 5:30) als ze écht niet door mag. Nee, ook niet nadat ze -de eerste eerste keer werd onderbroken- een tweede keer mag zingen.
Hehe kijken of wij het beter kunnen dan SBSquote:Op dinsdag 28 augustus 2012 07:10 schreef MarkoAlmelo het volgende:
Welkom bij de 25 meest opvallende audities van 2012.
Je laat je wel heeeel erg kennen als je zo reageertquote:Op dinsdag 28 augustus 2012 08:09 schreef Symphonic het volgende:
Die onderste was echt verschrikkelijk
Maar - dit verhaal kreeg een staartje!
SPOILER: verhaalTimothy Michael Poe Story 'All a Giant Lie'? Singer Confesses
Timothy Michael Poe wowed "America's Got Talent" judges with his powerful voice and moving story of being injured while in Afghanistan. But was it all an act for the judges? The Minnesota National Guard, where Poe served, says that his records do not match the account Poe gave on TV.
"Sgt. Poe's official military records do not indicate that he was injured by a grenade in combat while serving in Afghanistan in 2009 as he reports," Lt. Col. Kevin Olson, spokesman for the National Guard, told the Associated Press.
"We looked very closely at [Poe's] record, but we did not find anything to substantiate what he said," Olson added.
Poe sang a rendition of Garth Brooks' hit "If Tomorrow Never Comes," and spoke about his time spent in Afghanistan.
"My (military) career was ended in 2009. I had got hit by a grenade in Afghanistan and it broke my back and gave me a brain injury, so that's the reason why I stutter," he explained.The audience, and judges, ate up Poe's story, passing him through to the next round of competition and giving him three standing ovations.
Howard Stern, one of the judges on "America's Got Talent," stated that the rumors surrounding Poe's story "really sicken me. You never lie about your military service. This lie is so wrong on so many levels," he stated on his Sirius XM radio show.
Now Poe admits that the grenade attack, which he claimed caused his injuries, "may not have happened exactly how I explained it because I don't remember a whole bunch." His words came in defense to AGTNews.com, who learned that Poe's squad leader in Afghanistan posted on his Facebook page that Poe's story is "all a giant lie."
Poe's wife, Kelly Ballard, a fellow veteran, previously told AGTNews.com and The New York Post that Poe had been injured during training exercises in Mississippi, not Afghanistan.
The military group Defenders of Freedom has severed ties with Poe after it came to light that he claimed he had been award the Purple Heart and Bronze Star at a golf tournament.
"It was just one of those things where you feel out of place and you want to feel like you were part of something," Poe told C.J. Grisham, host of the You Served podcast.
When asked if he had given any wrong information to NBC, Poe replied, "Sure. It was a show. It wasn't out there to make anyone feel bad."
Hij loog alles bij elkaar! Hoe dom ben je danMiljoenen mensen kijken en je denkt dat je leugen niet uit zal komen...
Je weet toch dat het allemaal om spannende televisie draait?
De kandidaten zijn maar een middel om dit te bewerkstelligen.
