'AGT' Judges (Especially Simon) Are Getting Major Backlash After a 'Terrible' Tuesday Night
They vote to send the weird tambourine man thru to live show but turned away some really great talent. Beyond stupid! What were they thinking? Can't believe Simon would ruin the show's credibility over a lame no-talent.Whether Simon and the rest of the judges made the right or wrong call is up for debate.
But regardless, it's important to remember that just because Ansley got eliminated last night doesn't mean she'll necessarily be off the show forever. Remember, the judges can choose to send any eliminated act to the quarterfinals as a wildcard pick. Given Ansley's popularity, she may just be lucky enough to get a second shot.fans can look forward to seeing again when the live shows begin in August.
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