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Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
Simon Cowell made history on "America's Got Talent" by pressing the Golden Buzzer twice in one episode, first for singer Liv Warfield and then for the drone light show group Sky Elements. This unprecedented move led to an on-the-spot rule change for season 19, allowing judges two opportunities to use the Golden Buzzer.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Simon Cowell broke "America's Got Talent" rules by using a second Golden Buzzer for a drone show by Sky Elements, leading to protests from fellow judges Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara, and Howie Mandel. The situation was resolved by allowing all judges to have two Golden Buzzers each, ensuring everyone was satisfied.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by USA TODAY
On the latest episode of "America's Got Talent," Simon Cowell awarded his first Golden Buzzer of the season to powerhouse singer Liv Warfield, who performed with a full jazz band. Cowell also broke the show's rules by giving a second Golden Buzzer to a drone show by Sky Elements. The episode featured a mix of acts, including a stomach-churning performance by "Asia's Got Talent" alum Bao Cuong and a heart-stopping routine by Tanzanian acrobats Hakuna Matata. Despite some acts receiving immediate buzzers to be booted off, the night was filled with impressive and nerve-wracking performances.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by PEOPLE
In a groundbreaking move on America's Got Talent, Simon Cowell hit his Golden Buzzer twice in one season, first for singer Liv Warfield and then for drone light show group Sky Elements, leading to a rule change allowing all judges two Golden Buzzers each. Sky Elements' performance, which involved a dazzling drone display over Pasadena, left Simon no choice but to break the rules, highlighting the exceptional talent this season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Boing Boing
Sky Elements performed an hour-long drone show over downtown Austin during SXSW, featuring over 600 drones and concluding with a QR code that Rickrolled those who scanned it. The team is hoping to earn a Guinness World Record for the longest drone show, which required at least 50 hours of programming and planning. The show was described as "fun-centric" and aimed to bring more attention to drone technology.