Just remember, the one who will win will be Jackie Evancho.  Listen to her and tell me if you don’t think so as well:

Anna and Patryk will go on to do great things in life.  But, this is Jackie’s moment!  She’s a perfect angel with a voice directly from divinity.  How in the world can she lose?

Two talents I didn’t expect to see go through.  Christina and Ali up against Jeremy VanSchoonHoven…which one goes through.

Neither of them.  I was starting to think that out of the two, Christina and Ali would go through.  But, America’s Got Talent pulled one of their tricks.  Neither went through.

Good luck to both of them!

Taylor’s awkward rendition of What a Wonderful World has no chance to beat the soul of Michael Grimm.  He was a choice of mine by the way.  I don’t feel that I am going to be surprised by the rest of the night.

Prince Poppycock moved forward.  I was shocked for Michael Grasso though.  If anyone deserves a Vegas show, it’s him.  But, that’s America’s Got Talent.

It’s just phenomenal.  And that means that the rest of my picks just might go forward.

But first, let’s cover the four top talents who will go on to next week.  I’m torn between five.  But, I know who wins.

One, Fighting Gravity and Michael Grasso are Las Vegas acts all the way.  Fighting Gravity can be compared to the Blue Man Group while Michael Grasso could be up with Criss Angel.

Two, Prince Poppycock could make his own show about anything at all he wanted.  He could do a show as awesome as Pink Floyd or Queen.

Three, Michael Grimm has to make it into the top four.  His soul voice tonight was exactly like the real thing.  Not a note out of tune.  They were all there.

But, the one who wins is Jackie Evancho.  It’s hands down.  If it were about talent and not votes, she would win without a fight.  She has the best talent of all of them.  She is not even rough around the edges.  She’s polished and the fact that she’s ten just makes it even more phenomenal.  When she opens her mouth and this full grown adult’s voice comes out, it’s the most amazing thing I have ever seen.

So, those are my top five who will make it in the top four.  If I were to really narrow it down, I could take Fighting Gravity out of the running.  But, that’s only because I didn’t think their show tonight was as good as the others they’ve performed.

But, don’t worry about who is going to win.  It’s Jackie.  Besides, I want to be a part of making Piers Morgan’s dream come true.

It is phenomenal to watch such a young lady with such a mature voice.  It’s hers and you will be amazed.

It’s the kind of humor I can kick back and get all day because it puts the idiosyncrasies of the world on display.  His rap at the end of Why S*** So Crazy?  is a commentary on what makes rap and the rap industry ridiculous.  Catch the video sometime if you can.  It’s called F ck Sh t Stack.  No, you’re reading those titles correctly.  Watch the show and you’ll understand why his titles are spelled that way.

He records sound bites on stage and then plays them back with other sound bites that he creates on stage.  He sings or raps and he changes his voice to any tone, any accent, anything.  He has some real talent.  He is using it to humor us.  But, he could just as easily get serious with it.

He actually has more talent than some of the big guys in the hip hop industry today.  Reggie can change up and do Reggae whenever he feels.  He turns it on, shuts it off, talks about a few things that makes us laugh and then he’s right back into it again.  That’s the sign of a genius.

Anyway, the excerpt to the left is from his Comedy Central special Why S*** So Crazy?  It’s the perfect example of the kind of humor that makes Reggie so F ck ng awesome.  He talks about his research in Mexico and how the GPS intuitive linguistic system in Mexico is different from that of Canada and America.  He talks about the obviousness that is there is something that you can’t miss.

Hilarious!

Why S*** So Crazy?

I remember the first episode of Real World airing in 1992.  I was an MTV fan in those days because they still played Music.  Imagine a day when they played music on television at Music Television.  Yeah, it was an exciting time.

Real World was one of the first reality shows.  A handful of strangers thrown into one house and forced to live together.  The experiment was actually to take people from all walks of life and see if they could find a way to get past their differences. This experiment has been lost on the newer generations who look at Real World as a vacation where dramas are created for the camera, everyone has dreams of being a superstar and not one person has a pimple or a hair out of place.

Can you say, NOT Real World?  Not even close.

Of course, how can we miss the eye-watering reunions that take place five minutes after the show wraps?  Oh yeah, remember that one moment that happened just two days ago?  It seems like just yesterday.  Wow, how these people have grown since their tough times in … Cancun?  Sydney?  Hollywood???

In 1992, I watched the first episode and I remember thinking that one season would be good enough of an experiment.  Any more than that and the show will play itself out…and that was almost 20 years ago.

The kind of attraction where you are ready to give up and quit watching.  It literally is jerking you around because it just doesn’t give you enough information.  An entire episode of madness and you learn one or two more things that really don’t satisfy you.

But now, you finally find out who is in on this thing.  And that’s the thing too.  We don’t know what this thing even is.  We don’t know who these people are.  We don’t know where they are.  We don’t know why they are there.  Four episodes and we still don’t know any more than we did a few weeks ago before one episode even ran.

So, you’re about ready to quit watching and turn the channel to Law and Order: Criminal Intent when all of a sudden Joe goes to the kitchen.  He meets with the chef who escorts him to a back room where they talk about “Threatening Withdrawal.”

It’s one thing, but it’s enough to bring me back next week so that I can watch the show and learn very little getting ever more and more aggravated about the show.  That’s the kind of strange attraction I’m having.

I almost hate the show, but I have to find out what happens to these people.  I have to know why this is being done to them and how they get out of it.  Who is watching them?  Why haven’t they taken that clerk hostage yet?

I don’t understand it.  I’m watching a show that frustrates me to no end but, I can’t stop watching it.