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    'America's Got Talent': KODI LEE, 22-Year-Old Blind Singer With Autism Draws Cheers, Tears And A Golden Buzzer

    Darpan News Desk, 29 May, 2019 05:11 AM

      This will bring you to TEARS! Gabrielle Union uses her FIRST golden buzzer and creates one of the most emotional moments in AGT history.

       

      The contestant Kodi Lee, who is blind and autistic, sang and played piano, moving the judges and audience to tears and sending them to their feet as the audition song concluded.

       
       

       
       

      “What just happened there was extraordinary,” Simon admitted. “You have a really beautiful tone. Thank you so much for trusting us on this show. I’m going to remember this moment for the rest of my life.”

       

      As Kodi moves forward in the competition — he’s going straight to the live finals in Hollywood.

       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
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