America has talent es el lugar para estar en la televisión para una broad variead de act que van desde lo impactante hasta lo supremaly talented y lo frankly questionable, y el juez Simon Cowell no estaba exact emocionado cuando supo que una bailarina de barra estaba en la Lista para tener an opportunity. win $ 1 million and a number in Las Vegas. Dancer Kristy Sellars didn’t exactly get a vote of confidence from her before she started, but she changed her tune eventually, and now she’s talked about it.
Australian pole dance Kristy Sellars was all smiles when she took the stage, but Cowell had a very different reaction as soon as she said she was there with a pole dance act. In the audition episode (which you can re-stream a peacock subscription ), immediately leaned back in his chair, looking shocked, telling his fellow judges that he considered him “just plain useless”. A few minutes and a complex act for 2WEI’s “Hit The Road Jack”, and Cowell joined Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara in a standing ovation. Sellars then spoke with TMZ said:
As you can imagine, the post is branded. He’s had it for a long time, so I’m a little used to it. And I like to prove people wrong. I love opening my eyes to different possibilities, because in the end it’s just a vertical piece of steel, so what you do with it is in your mind. So I didn’t even realize her attitude was like that. I think I was very nervous and Heidi was talking to me, and I was very focused and in my mood, because she plays it, if I’m missing something, if I’m an inch away, it doesn’t work. I was in my area and just wanted to put on the best show possible.
pole dance it is not a dark form of dance and Jennifer Lopez even talked about it how hard he had to train for a streak in the film 2019 crook, in which she played a veteran stripper. Maybe Simon Cowell was expecting a routine without all the effects and narrative that Kristy Sellars incorporated into his performance! Even if she hadn’t gone that far above and beyond during AGSurely Cowell could have agreed that his abilities were far superior what a TV personality showed a few years ago .
It’s hard to say whether Sellars broke the stigma with her debut performance, but she should have another chance after all four judges have voted for her. She then discussed the different styles of pole dancing besides her and why she loves it:
I think there is room for all the different styles, just like all the different dance styles. Yes, pole dancing can be sexy. Go get it! Yes, pole dancing can be a sport. Basically it’s gymnastics on a vertical piece of steel, which is a completely different category. Yes, get it! I work in acting. I love to tell stories and I don’t get offended if people think that because that’s their experience with it … It’s just another style, and that’s how we want to take it. If I can break some of that stigma, that’s great.
If he can keep weaving a story with his incredible (and gravity-defying) dance moves in the America has talent scene, for my part, I see her go far in the competition. Unlike programs like The voice Yes So you think you can dance, AG there is no limit to the kind of talent artists can show and the playing field is leveled for just about anyone who doesn’t benefit from a golden bell to make your dreams come true . If you missed his performance the first time, watch it now!
It’s unclear at this point when Kristy Sellars will be back with another pole routine to wow audiences (and maybe even Simon Cowell), but you can watch new episodes of America has talent Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. The judges rang their golden bells left and right, with the first of the season for saxophonist Avery Dixon at the premiere, but these artists are certainly not the only ones who deserve the chance to continue progressing towards their million dollar goal and the Las Vegas stage show.
Source: Cinemablend
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