Who Survived Night 4 of AMERICA’S GOT TALENT: FANTASY LEAGUE?

[This post contains spoilers for the Monday, January 22 episode of AMERICA’S GOT TALENT: FANTASY LEAGUE.]

The fourth and final group of AMERICA’S GOT TALENT: FANTASY LEAGUE contestants competed on the Monday, January 22 episode, with ten acts competing for six slots—five voted in by the in-studio audience, and one picked by judge Simon Cowell, who could choose to save someone on his own team or steal an act from a competing team.

Vying for spots in this two-hour block were Team Heidi’s Aidan Bryant; Darci Lynne; and The Clairvoyants. Team Mel B’s Travis Japan; Brian Justin Crum; and Ghetto Kids. Team Simon’s Cillian O’Connor; Sainted; and Musa Motha. Team Howie’s Anna Deguzman.

After Howie and Mel B. opted to steal an act from an opposing team and Heidi saved someone from her own team, Simon also played it safe—he saved Sainted. (The BTS pre-performance footage from the episode revealed that he had pulled all the stops to get them the rights to perform Prince’s “Purple Rain.”)

Then, it was time for the audience-voted acts to move through. The in-studio voted in Team Simon’s Musa Motha, Team Howie’s Anna Deguzman, Team Heidi’s Aidan Bryant and Darci Lynne, plus Team Mel B’s Ghetto Kids.

Do you think the right acts made it through?

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