Like the legendary city college cheerleaders of that series, the members of V.Unbeatable tap into the excitement and craze that comes from watching humans create incredible formations together using tumbling passes, human pyramids, flips and perfect landings. I’m conjuring the mania of the Netflix docuseries “Cheer” in support of V.Unbeatable. SEE ‘America’s Got Talent: The Champions’ recap of February 10 performance finale That they come from “AGT,” but are representing India means that they will appeal to superfans who know and love acts from the American version of the show, but also prove that champions come from all parts of the world.
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Their return to the series has been strong, getting their second Golden Buzzer ( Dwayne Wade gave them one on season 14) and earning effusive praise from the judges panel after both performances this season. On season 14 of “AGT,” V.Unbeatable looked liked the favorite to win, but came up short on finale night finishing 4th place, runners-up to champion Kodi Lee. Can you imagine having to land perfectly and with such control on that thin of an apparatus?! I can’t! Also: ouch?! On Monday night they incorporated bicycles into their routine, ending with one member being tossed and doing flips on to the seat of a bicycle raised up in the air. But then they have smaller members doing incredible tumbling and tossing passes with just as much perfection. The dancers making up most of the group always move as if they’re one organism, and honestly that could be enough to be impressive.
No group in “AGT” history is as precise as V.Unbeatable. One of the most important aspects of large dance groups is precision, the ability to move in unison and for each member to hit their intended mark at the intended time. SEE ‘America’s Got Talent’ winners: Where are they now updates for first 13 ‘AGT’ champions They always choose uptempo music that speaks both to their culture and dedication to high energy. With so many members on stage at once it would be easy for the routine to feel distracting, but they utilize most of the members in dancing formation out front so that all the focus and energy is directed at the acrobats doing tricks in the air and across the stage. Having one member be tossed and flip his way from the table to the stage made for a dynamic transition that put them on pace to be high energy for the rest of the performance.
While their energy is always off the charts, I think their decision to begin their performance from the judges’ table brought some extra pizzazz to an already dynamic presentation. Put it this way, if “AGT” was a dessert, I’d say Duo Transcend is ice cream and Sandou Trio is the chocolate syrup, but then V.Unbeatable is the whole freaking sundae. Meanwhile, this group does it all: flips, dancing, tosses, etc. Duo Transcend and Sandou Trio Russian Bar are at the top of their games, but compared to V.Unbeatable are pigeon-holed into single niches (trapeze and Russian bar, respectively). When you look at the 10 finalists this season, a handful of them exhibit stellar athleticism. SEE Simon Cowell gets booed in ‘AGT: The Champions’ finals for pooh-poohing Alexa Lauenburger’s dog act
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