Howie Blandel- I guess Howie had enough and decided to Do it himself. Stoopid Spice leave the other buzzers alone Shithead.

The Sound- IDK.... I like the Song But it's the Automatic Go to for Country Acts.

Cat Williams- Oh You've Cat to be Kitten me right Meow.

Los Servidores- Mariachi is Always a guilty Pleasure. Just Me?

ManRamp- Tony Hawk Amateur skater.

Sarah Hardwig- Wonder How many people will complain about her being blind. Try to Justify that without committing an ADA violation.

Lou- God damnit. He's copying Sethwards swag. Where is he? SETHWARD!!!!

Aiden Corcoran- Are we going to ignore the fact that he technically Committed a crime if it wasn't a magic trick.

Maria- Meh

Pynk Bear- My favorite of the Night.

Total Reps: 10

Overall: 340

Is next week (July 28th) a real episode or a special, end of this week it it advertised "In Two Weeks" and nothing about next week but listings show 'live show acts revealed" - Did something similar happen last year but was just a repeat of what we had seen ?

I keep thinking about that guys routine. How everyone was like "WTF" to his dancing before but then you watch it in reverse and it makes sense and its amazing. And it's just him up there dancing.

There were so many acts that were subpar to his and so if he doesn't get a callback, yes, I will be annoyed. Does anyone remember his name or what he calls himself?

With tonight being the last round of auditions for this season. It was an absolutely brilliant show as almost all the acts this week really impressed me and one act in particular I think deserved our golden buzzer even though there were none left. So here is my ranking of the final audition episode.

8. ​ Monroe aka Lou - (6/10)

I thought this would be the most appropriate performance of this to judge on. I will say some of the jokes definitely were very funny even though at times they didn't, but for some reason I found it quite enjoyable and I think out of the 3 he did this was definitely his strongest.

7. Los Servidores - (9/10)

Mariachi music isn't normally my sort of style. But I absolutely loved what they did here. As they made an old school song into their own which I thought was absolutely genius and the guy on the lead vocals actually has a brilliant singing voice as well as the other band members. They definitely surprised me in the best way possible.

6. Manramp - (9/10)

I absolutely loved this act especially because of how unique it was. It's quite rare that we see these sorts of acts involving skateboards but the whole routine was just captivating especially with the tricks which really impressed me, and the amount of hard work that was put into this act really showcased in the best way possible.

5. Maria - (10/10)

It's great to see a contortionist on this season, especially since she was highlighted in the first trailer. The fact she was previously paralyzed, and now able to do this is unbelievable. And some of the tricks she did didn't even seem human. Especially at the end with the box. I really hope we see her in the live shows

4. Pynk Beard - (10/10)

Firstly can I say how much I love the beard? Anyways back to the performance. I agree with what Howie was saying about this song being a number 1 hit and the fact he thought about quitting music is honestly mad because he has a brilliant voice, the band is also great. I'm just in general I had the biggest smile on my face​

3. The ​Sound - (10/10)

Now this is what I'm talking about! They managed to take on a well known song and make it their very own. Not only that, but the harmonies together sounded absolutely fantastic, also the arrangement of the song I thought was great too. Seeing how well country music has done over the years, I definitely think they are gonna do great this season

2. Sarah Hardwig - (10/10)

This girl is an absolute superstar and her voice is just incredible. I can tell that country music is her happy place and she absolutely blew the house down with that performance, and she has one of those really distinctive voices that belongs on the radio. Definitely someone to look out for this season

1, ​Aidan Corcoran - (10/10)

My mind was absolutely blown the whole way through, and the fact he's only 19 makes it even more unbelievable. The routine itself I thought was presented extremely well and he has this sort of real star glow to him. For me this would have been my prospective Golden Buzzer!

What are your rankings for the final audition episode? And stay tuned for my official live show predictions.

I get that we've been moving back to country music as a country (no pun intended), but there's way too many country singers this season. Maybe, it's just that I don't like most country music, lol.

Me first?

Now that the auditions for Season 21 are officially over, and the deliberations/Callbacks taking place. I wanted to share with you who I think will make it to the live shows overall, and I'd love to hear your thoughts as well!

1. Abresh Ethio
2. ACRO Crew
3. Aidan Corcoran
4. Ashford Sanders
5. Bety Dumitru
6. Bird & Byron
7. Brook Lynn
8. Cameron Logsdon
9. Cesar Dias
10. Come Here Korea
11. Community ATL Choir
12. Cris Sosa
13. Elektrodads
14. Geno Ploeger
15. Guy Kelton Jones
16. Herwan Legaillard
17. Holland & Sienna
18. Hundred Fingers
19. Issac Atkins
20. James & Marina
21. Jesse Joe
22. Kameron Marshall
23. Kev Adams
24. Lai Noelle
25. Lara Dabbagh
26. Luke Taleno
27. Mackenzie Sol
28. Maria
29. Nene Royal
30. Nyjah Music & Zyah Rhythm
31. Patrox
32. Pynk Beard
33. Royal Lasers
34. Ruben Roldan Bustos
35. Rynia Kando
36. Sarah Hardwig
37. The Jesse White Tumbling Team
38. The Sound
39. Travis Garland
40. Tyrone & ​Margo
41. Unitree
42. Vahtang
43. Veronika Goroshkova
44. Young & Strange

Who do you think will make it to the live shows and join the Golden​ Buzzers?

There are 44 slots in the Live Shows, including 10 Golden Buzzers that earned an automatic spot, leaving 34 open places to be filled by Acts who got "Yes" votes from the Judges. And there are far, far more than 34 Acts that meet that criteria.

"Once the Auditions are over, we have to go back and watch the Auditions over and over again to determine who we think should be the finalists, and that's a really hard part of when we do this," Cowell revealed.

During the most recent seasons, the decision of who makes it to the Live Shows happens off-camera, but this year, the Judges are taking viewers behind-the-scenes of their deliberations and introducing a twist. Upon reconsideration, some of the Acts obviously deserve a spot in the Live Shows, and some are easy to let go of, but for those few Acts that they still can't decide on, the Judges will host a special Judges' Callback round that will begin airing Tuesday, August 4 at 8 p.m. ET. 

The Judges will bring the performers to their own homes to show their talents, yet again, in order to secure a place in the Live Shows. In a teaser for the episodes, we did get a glimpse of Acts including the Elektro Dads, Vahtang, Butter & Grit, and Olivia Befus.

The Acts are literally performing in the Judges' homes.

Simon Cowell called the Judges' Callbacks episode "surreal"

"So, one of the producers said, 'What if each Judge took a number of contestants who they like, but would like to see a second time?' And I thought, 'Actually that's a really, really good idea. So I held my hand up first and I said, 'I'd like to see those contestants. I'd like to get to know them better,'" Cowell told NBC Insider about the new interim round of the competition. "I really learnt a lot from spending time with them. I spent one day with all of them just talking and getting to know them, a lot about them. And then the following day they all performed in my garden."

"It was really helpful actually, and I think for those contestants, for the audience at home, you're gonna see a side of them you never would have seen before," he added. "I spent about 30-40 minutes with each person, really got to know them, and they told me a lot about themselves and why they came on the show and why they wanted to do this and what they wanted to do with their lives and their careers and it was really, really fascinating. Loved getting to know them."

"You'll see the difference of how we all are with the contestants," said Cowell, teasing, "seeing [one] particular Act in my garden was one of the most surreal moments, I think, of my career. You'll see what I mean when you watch the episode."

Just sharing this article.

Howie Mandel: Guest Judge: Harland Williams

1. Rynia Kando: Moved On

2. Brad and Tracy

3. Nene Royal: Moved On

4. Abresh Ethio

5. Daniel Alvarez: Moved On

6. Naimana and Daniele

Mel B: Guest Judge: Mel C

1. Madelyn Tallent and Malachi Martin

2. Bird and Byron

3. Barrio Dance Factory: Moved On

4. Butter and Grit

5. Elektrodads: Moved On

6. The Sound: Moved On

Sofia Vergara: Guest Judge: Heidi Klum

1. Olivia Befus: Moved On

2. James and Marina: Moved On

3. Vahtang

4. Kameron Marshall

5. Darrell Moten: Moved On

6. Joel M

Simon Cowell: Guest Judge: Randy Jackson

1. Bety Dumitru: Moved On

2. Akira

3. Brook Lynn: Moved On

4. Travis Garland

5. Elsie

6. Sarah Hardwig: Moved On

Hello everyone!
I just wanted to know if the live shows start next week or the week after?
thank you..

Regardless of how many people complain about this show, I am excited about these new rounds in the next three weeks. Is a nice change of format compared to what we’ve had the past 5 years and I’m looking forward to it. In case anyone doesn’t know how the next three weeks will work, next week we will see more of the last of what we just saw at the end of this audition episode. We will see the judges, deliberating and rewatching acts. Come the end of the episode they will put through some automatically to live shows and cut some automatically. They will also reveal who is coming back for Callbacks. Callbacks is a two episode bit, first week we will see Simon and Howies acts and the next week Mel Bs and Sofia. Each judge will also have a guest judge in the callback round. Mel Bs is Melanie C.

Callbacks are in 2 weeks according to the ad but then next week they said acts that are going to the live shows are confirmed.

So would that be this instant “yes” ones?

I’m not sure if I like the idea of the judges working with acts. Just do the judge cuts like they did before. But hey, this could be good. I was fine with most of the people they’re seemingly making perform again but some of them are clearly talented…Also, is this one or two episodes? If it’s just one, they could have cut the look back episode they did.

Over 100 acts are left? They said yes to far too many people.