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America’s Got Talent will no doubt continue to surprise its viewers with unbelievable acts and unforgettable moments, and tonight is no exception as it presents the audition performance of Daniel Ferguson-really an amusement for both the audience and the judges.
Not an everyday singer, Daniel Ferguson is an impressionist who can sing with the famous voices of some of the world’s greats and perform superbly. In tonight’s episode, Daniel covers the hit by DNCE entitled “Cake by the Ocean,” but in his own voice and twist. His version puts a twist on the most listened-to song, making it new and fun, possibly even better than the original.
Ferguson’s talent is not just hitting the right notes, but breathing life into the very essence of the voices he is mimicking, making every performance so much more creative and fun. The audience can expect a roller coaster of laughter and awe with his remarkable skill. And with his ability to combine humor with musicality, Daniel surely will make an impression on the judges.
This week’s episode of America’s Got Talent is, without a doubt, going to be an episode to top them all, with plenty of amazing performances that will absolutely blow fans’ minds. From singers to dancers, to magicians, to niche acts like Daniel Ferguson, the talent is nonstop to keep viewers entertained.
So tune in tonight to get all the thrills, right down to Daniel’s unforgettable audition. Whether one loves America’s Got Talent or enjoys creative talents succeeding, this show should not be missed. Tuesdays are about to get so much better!
(Sorry Joe Jonas, but you’d agree, too!) Check out Daniel Ferguson’s AGT audition and learn more about this talented singer, right here in our Daniel Ferguson wiki.
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Who is Daniel Ferguson?
Daniel Ferguson is a 23-year-old native of Ohio. He works at a local radio station as a sales representative. That could be where his talent gets exposure. There’s very little information on Ferguson at this point, though we expect to learn more about him once his audition airs on AGT.
On Twitter, he calls himself a “weirdo” and “video-actor wannabe.” Some of his tweets might just prove he’s a weirdo. As for his video-actor aspirations, he has a YouTube channel called Ginger SNAP. He writes in the description, “I’m here with my trusty somewhat-HD camera and slightly-better-than-average microphone for your amusement! This channel is dedicated to voice acting and other artsy things!”
He uploads videos of his various impressions and he’s pretty hilarious! Ferguson has more singing impressions, including the Muppets singing “Carol of the Bells” and 30 different characters singing Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.” In one of his videos, he reveals that he has been playing piano for 13 years.
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He’s on TV
Ferguson updated fans via his YouTube page that he auditioned for AGT, and confirmed he made it by saying he’s going to be on TV! When he came on stage, he told the judges that it was his first time performing before a live crowd. After some words of encouragement from Mel B., he begins his rendition of DNCE’s “Cake by the Ocean.”
Except it wasn’t just a singing audition! Ferguson began singing in Goofy’s voice before singing the next verse as Scooby Doo. He belted out the next verse in the most impressionable Kermit the Frog’s voice to the audience’s amazement, before switching to a dead-on impression of Family Guy‘s Peter Griffin.
Ferguson then moved to the highlight impression, judge Simon Cowell. That one got the judges and the audience scream excitedly, as Simon was at a loss for words. He ended the audition with a Peter Griffin and Mickey Mouse chorus.
“Walk for me, baby. I’ll be Diddy, you’ll be Naomi, whoa-oh. Let’s lose our minds and go crazy, crazy,” he sings in Cowell’s voice that even had Tyra Banks comment “that’s good” from the wings! We don’t know what the judges had to say about him yet, but now we know how Cowell would sound if he had to audition on the shows he so ruthlessly judges!
