EXPLOSIVE Audition SHOCKS The Judges on America's Got Talent!

So let's start off with you telling me you're talented. I am a musician. I sing and I play guitar and mandolin and I play my tambourine. I'm a stay-at-home mom and a stand-up comedian. My dream, I want to become a professional dancer and I just, I really want to win America's Got Talent. I want to show girls around the world that they can do anything that they can dream of, even if it means blowing themselves up. Heavenly Father, keep this girl safe. In your name we pray, amen. Amen. My name is Analee Snock. I'm 21 years old and I wanted to grow up to be just like my dad, but it was a little different because my dad's a daredevil. My first memories in life really are watching my parents perform. Not your typical childhood, but there was always just something in my blood that I knew that's what I was meant to do. Just relax. My dad's name is Bello and he was on America's Got Talent last year. A real life superhero. He can climb 40 foot sway poles, do a somersault on the wheel of death. That's big shoes to fill, but I feel like that always just pushed me to follow my dreams. All my life I've been known as Bello Knock's daughter and I love my dad, but I'm just really ready to step out on my own and make a name for myself. Hello you. Hello. And who are you please? My name is Analee Snock. I'm 21 years old and I'm from Sarasota, Florida. Okay, tell me about you please. I am a female daredevil. I come from a long line of daredevils. You might actually remember my dad, Bello Knock. Of course. Yeah. Yes. That's the one. I decided I wanted to do something bigger and better. What's your father's advice? I mean, he doesn't really have a right to tell me I'm crazy, but he thought you're crazy. Well, I think he's got a right. And why do you want to do this? Because growing up in an industry that is mostly run by men, I wanted to do things that were good. There you go. You know, male. This is girl power. And is your dad here today? He is. He couldn't resist. I bet. Okay. Do you want to tell us what you're going to do today? Today I'll be performing the Exploding Coffin. How dangerous is this act? Be honest. It's very dangerous. I really, really hope this goes well. So good luck. We'll see you in a second. Bye. Wow. Tonight, I'm going to be doing a bigger explosion than I ever have before. I'll be climbing into a three foot by six foot box with six sticks of dynamite. All right. So the safety meeting is going to start right now. Everybody needs to understand nobody is allowed to go on that box, except JP, who's the one with the hat. And he'll determine when it's safe to go. We want to stay away from the blast radius. That's where we have the distance for a table of distance. So we'll stay within those tables of distances and we'll be safe. There she is. I understand that those six sticks of dynamite can obliterate 13,000 pounds of rock. Why would anyone in their right mind do this? I'd be a little crazy to not be scared of this act. With an explosion this size, any number of things could go wrong. Make sure you check your gear. Breathing's important. You know that. The stress that this explosion will put on my body is insane. Ambulance. Got it. If you need to call it off, there's no problem. Don't feel any pressure to say, halt, stop. Paramedic. Got it. If I don't exhale at exactly the right moment, my lungs could implode. The results could be deadly. Once that door closes, there's no stopping this. I'm scared. We're all cameras out. There she is. She's getting in, guys. She's getting in the coffin. Oh my gosh. Ready. It was fun. Her father looks worried. Look, look, look, look, look. Now he's nailing her in. Make it hot. Walk into the box. Make it hot. Do not try this at home. Five, four, three, two, one. She looks devastated. She's moving her leg. She's good. How do you feel? I feel like I just took a sledgehammer to the chest, but I'm glad I did it. I still feel the pressure, and I think the adrenaline is kicking. Oh my gosh. Okay, well, we're going to go back inside, and we're going to see what the judges have to say, if they still have their ears. You're alive. Hi. Fantastic. Heidi. I have to give you kudos for that, for being so gutsy and doing the things that guys normally do. Thank you. So I would call that girl power. Yeah. Good girl. Okay. Howie. You know what? When you got into that box, and then it exploded, that was amazing. Okay. Mel. I found that absolutely terrifying, but I'm thankful that you are alive. Thank you. Me too. Yeah. It might have been better, more dynamite in the box. I didn't know you were going to say that. I'm finished. You know, you can't just lie in boxes and blow yourself up. You've got to think about, you know, the act. You want to join me in the box? Yes. Simon, you should join her. What? I've got to go in the box? Yes. I'll think about it. I'll start the voting then. Yes. I second it. Oh, thanks, Howie. Mel. Definitely yes. I'm going to give you a yes. Yeah. Look, I haven't definitely agreed yet to lie in a box with you, but it's four yeses. Thank you so much. That was it, bro. That was it. Four yeses. That's more than I got. I had to beg and plead.