Long-time AGT Judge Howie Mandel noted the fan “said it all.”
The ensemble ended the song the same way they began, with hands in the praying position, and one singer flaunting a handheld fan that read, “Shook.” What did the Judges say about Sainted? Sainted’s piece featured a show-stopping vocal arrangement by one of the singers halfway through the performance, who commanded the audience’s attention by calling out, “It’s time to party, AGT!” and Sandeville, which kept the Judges singing even after the group exited the stage. The piece eventually incorporated the 1993 dance favorite “You’ve Got to Show Me Love” by Robin S. The group first sang the Migos' 2016 mega hit "Bad and Boujee" followed by Lil Uzi Vert's "Just Wanna Rock". While Sainted calls itself a "trap choir," it also incorporated dance, gospel music, and other musical elements into its Act. Like rap, words are typically spoken rather than sung in trap music, but it stands out from other kinds of hip hop thanks to a "multilayered and percussive sound," according to the Cambridge Dictionary. It's inspired by club music and EDM as well.
Trap music is a specific style of rap music that originated in the South in the United States back in the 1990s. Sainted performs during Season 18 Episode 2 of 'America's Got Talent'. “We wanted to come and shine today, right before the world.” What is trap music? “You know, AGT has always been a place that puts artists on the map, and that’s what we wanted to do,” said a member on behalf of the rest of the group. The group wore matching and loose-fitting dark gray outfits, many of them sporting sunglasses for a relaxed and comfortable look. “This is something I wanted to do my entire life,” she said. RELATED: Terry Crews' Funniest Moments on AGT Will Have You Cracking Upīefore taking the stage, Sainted reflected on how AGT has “millions and millions of viewers,” as one singer told AGT producers. “We literally were calling our cousins, like, ‘Come be a part of this choir.’ And now, here we are.” “When we first started, it was like, come one, come all,” said one Sainted member backstage. When asked by AGT Judge and executive producer Simon Cowell whose idea it was to bring their performance onto the AGT stage, the group said it was “God’s idea.” Formed in 2020 and based in Charlotte, North Carolina, members refer to themselves as a “trap choir” for incorporating gospel, worship, and trap music. Watch AGT Tuesdays at 8/7c on NBC and next day on Peacock.ĪGT Season 18 continues to bring us talented Acts from around the world, including a 26-person choir called Sainted.
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