“First of all, you don’t have to ask for me to pop my pecs. They’re popping right now, so it’s all good,” Crews said.

“America’s Got Talent” is in its 19th season, returning with judges Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara and Simon Cowell.

As well as Crews coming back for his sixth season of hosting the talent show competition.

“First of all, you don’t have to ask for me to pop my pecs. They’re popping right now, so it’s all good,” Crews said.

“America’s Got Talent” is in its 19th season, returning with judges Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara and Simon Cowell.

As well as Crews coming back for his sixth season of hosting the talent show competition.

“People have grown up with ‘America’s Got Talent.’ It is Americana. It is as American as the NFL, the NBA — AGT, the same thing,” Crews said. “Now that it’s an Olympic year, this is the Olympics of talent.”

For the first time in “AGT” history, each judge will have two golden buzzers during the auditions.

“What happened was, you go through the golden buzzers and there’s still great talent, so the judges were apologizing to acts on stage and saying, ‘Hey, man, if I had another one…” Now, they have another one,” Crews said. “I’ll tell you right now: All eight golden buzzers from those judges did not go to waste. It was well-deserved.”

There’s never a shortage of talented people who audition, whether it be singers, magicians, ventriloquists, dance groups — and now, a math whiz toddler!

“We have the youngest contestant in ‘Got Talent’ history. This kid might take it all, which is crazy. He’s literally a toddler — 2 years old. I think he dad took the bottle out of his mouth and put him on the stage,” Crews said. “He was a mathematician, and he could do math that I couldn’t even figure out.”

Season 19 of “America’s Got Talent” premieres Tuesday, May 28 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.

In addition to the exciting return of “America’s Got Talent” for its 19th season, viewers can look forward to a new twist in the show’s format. For the first time in the history of “AGT,” each judge will have two golden buzzers during the auditions. This means that there will be even more opportunities for talented individuals to receive recognition and advance in the competition.

Terry Crews, who is returning for his sixth season as the host of the show, expressed his excitement about the increased number of golden buzzers. He mentioned that all eight golden buzzers awarded by the judges were well-deserved and that the level of talent this season is exceptional.

The diversity of talent on “America’s Got Talent” never fails to impress, with contestants showcasing a wide range of skills including singing, magic, ventriloquism, dance, and even mathematics. Crews mentioned a particularly young contestant, a 2-year-old math whiz, who has the potential to win the entire competition. This goes to show that talent knows no age limit on the AGT stage.

As the premiere date for season 19 approaches, fans can mark their calendars for Tuesday, May 28 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. With a mix of familiar judges and new talent, this season promises to be full of excitement and jaw-dropping performances.

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In addition to the exciting return of “America’s Got Talent” for its 19th season, viewers can look forward to a new twist in the show’s format. For the first time in the history of “AGT,” each judge will have two golden buzzers during the auditions. This means that there will be even more opportunities for talented individuals to receive recognition and advance in the competition.

Terry Crews, who is returning for his sixth season as the host of the show, expressed his excitement about the increased number of golden buzzers. He mentioned that all eight golden buzzers awarded by the judges were well-deserved and that the level of talent this season is exceptional.

The diversity of talent on “America’s Got Talent” never fails to impress, with contestants showcasing a wide range of skills including singing, magic, ventriloquism, dance, and even mathematics. Crews mentioned a particularly young contestant, a 2-year-old math whiz, who has the potential to win the entire competition. This goes to show that talent knows no age limit on the AGT stage.

As the premiere date for season 19 approaches, fans can mark their calendars for Tuesday, May 28 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. With a mix of familiar judges and new talent, this season promises to be full of excitement and jaw-dropping performances.

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Source: Tampa Bay Times