TTO – Nightbirde, a 30-year-old contestant with lung, spine and liver cancer, just became a phenomenon at this year’s America’s Got Talent after winning the buttercup to go straight to the round following.
Appearing on the morning episode of June 9 (Vietnam time), the girl from Ohio shared her name Jane, but when she sang, she took on the stage name Nightbirde.
Nightbirde received enthusiastic cheers from the audience and the judges alike when she announced that she would perform her song that she composed herself titled “It’s OK!”.
“This song is the story of the last five months of my life,” she presented when asked by Judge Howie Mandel about the content of the song.
Howie Mandel took the time to chat with the candidate and ask her what she does for a living. When she learned that she hadn’t worked in recent years because she needed to be treated for cancer, Howie apologized for unknowingly asking for it.
In response, Nightbirde smiled and said “It’s okay”.
Then Judge Simon Cowell was stunned when asked about his current condition and told that “more recently I was diagnosed with cancer of the lung, spine and liver”.
“It’s important for people to know that I can do more than just know bad things are happening to me,” she continued firmly.
This short sharing quickly captured the hearts of the studio audience, bringing Nightbirde to many cheers.
“I moved to California for a summer. I changed my name, thinking my mind would change too. I thought all my problems would be left behind…” said Nightbirde bitterly.
The melody of her song is soft but deep, the singer’s face also has a feeling of freedom and freedom in the soul.
“You can’t wait until life is less difficult to make yourself happy,” Nightbirde’s deep words kept the audience cheering.
It seemed like all four judges were convinced, but tough judge Simon Cowell made a “cry” to everyone when he said there were a lot of good singers on this show, “so I won’t I won’t. disagree with you, but I’ll give you something else. “
The “something else” Simon said here was the special buttercup that got Nightbirde straight to the semi-finals, making the girl burst with happiness.
“I only have a 2% chance of survival, but 2% is not 0%. Two percent obviously yes and I would like people to know how amazing it is,” Nightbirde said in the comments. backstage.
