It’s all come down to this.

After 16 weeks, season 14 of America’s Got Talent is about to end, and one of the 10 incredible performers to make it to the final will be taking home a massive prize and international fame.

You already know who we’re rooting for: The Ndlovu Youth Choir has done a stellar job throughout the competition, and I have low-key cried my way through every one of their performances which lost me a lot of respect in the office.

It was totally worth it.

The final results show will air in South Africa at 2AM on Thursday morning. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered, and we’ll run through the results at some point tomorrow.

Over to ET Online:

Two youth choirs, a singing quartet, two musicians, a young opera diva, a stand-up comedian, an acrobatic dance crew, a violinist, and a black light dance group will all be vying for the grand prize of $1 million and a show on the Las Vegas strip.

The Ndlovu Youth Choir capped off the night’s performances with an excellent rendition of  Africa.

Dressed in sunny, yellow ensembles, the joyful group perform an amazing cover of Toto’s iconic mega hit “Africa” and it is pure, glorious fun.

Simon gushes that this was the best AGT final he’s ever presided over, and Howie agrees. As for Gabrielle and Julianne, they say they both feel lucky that this was their first year.

Let’s check out the final performances starting with some Toto from the Ndlovu Youth Choir:

Unbeatable

Unbeatable started the show by dedicating their performance to the man who inspired them, a dancer named Vikas, who co-founded the crew but was tragically killed during a mishap in a dance rehearsal.

Detroit Youth Choir

The Detroit Youth Choir gave a great performance of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ Can’t Hold Us, which is a great showcase for their range of talents.

Emanne Beasha

Tiny opera diva Emanne Beasha celebrated her 11th birthday with a professional-calibre performance of an Italian opera classic.

Ryan Niemiller

Funnyman Ryan Niemiller did a great set that involved him chatting to his family.

Voices of Service

Voices of Service dedicate their pre-taped package to the impact their performances have been having on people struggling with PTSD.

Light Balance Kids

Light Balance Kids give us a look at how truly hard it is to do what they do, and they do it so well.

Benicio Bryant

A simple, but crowd-pleasing performance from Benicio Bryant.

Tyler Butler-Figueroa

For his stage-owning finals performance, the young violin virtuoso delivers a riveting act set to the iconic Destiny’s Child song Survivor.

Kodi Lee

Lee delivers a heartbreaking rendition of Freya Ridings’ Lost Without You.

Well, that rounds off the finals.

Stiff competition, but we’re still holding thumbs and sending good vibes to the Ndlovu Youth Choir.

Whatever happens, they’ve certainly got a bright future ahead of them.

[source:etonline]