One act that didn't end well came from Willem Roelants, a 25-year-old musician who speedily popped balloons in sync with music. Of course, there were also acts that didn't make the cut. Contestant bleeds from head after botched balloon act Willem Roelants, a 25-year-old musician who speedily popped balloons in time with music, ended his act with an injury that left him bleeding from the top of his head. “You have a beautiful voice, and I could feel the emotion," marveled judge Howie Mandel. "In this moment right now, you are that butterfly on the way." Meola sang her original song "Daydream," about garnering the courage to chase your dreams. Meola added that she lost a record deal while serving as her mother's full-time caretaker, but sees it as "a bit of a blessing," since it allowed her to spend more time with her mom before her death. So I’m just trying to make her proud and continue to live my day dream." "Singing was something my mom, and I really connected with, and it’s how I fell in love with music in the first place, her playing music in the car.
"She was my biggest cheerleader," Meola said, holding back tears. Her mother eventually died from the disease, she said. The 27-year-old explained to the judges how her life "flipped upside down" after her mother's cancer diagnosis. "America's Got Talent" is known for inspirational auditions from contestants with stories that bring a tear (or several) to the eye.Īnd viewers of Tuesday's show likely had to reach for a tissue during an audition from singer Lily Meola, who stepped up to the stage with a song so powerful, judge Heidi Klum couldn't help but hit the Golden Buzzer.
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