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'AGT' Season 17 Live Show: Fans call The Cline Twins' act 'boring' with 'no energy'

'I don’t think the twins were that good as the judges say. They’re talented but it’s not for @AGT,' said a fan

PASADENA, CALIFORNIA: As the 'America's Got Talent' live shows continue, each contestant is certainly feeling the heat. With only two acts making it through to the finals, the pressure is certainly on, as each performance is a make-it-or-break-it moment for the artist.

Hailing from Ontario, Canada, Connor and Carson Cline explained that their talent was one that took 10 years to master, seeing that it was the result of constant dedication and practice. Now, as the twins took on the 'AGT' stage, there were ready to show the world how they had scaled up their act.

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As The Cline Twins took to the stage, the judges were thoroughly impressed with what they had to offer, with Simon Cowell singing their praises and Heidi Klum noting that they were 'pucking awesome'. But while the judges had full faith in their talent, fans were as impressed. While many noted that it was a step up from having to only watch singers, they didn't think that The Cline Twins were Vegas-worthy.

"No Simon....they're good but...not the best so far #AGT" tweeted a fan. "I don’t think the twins were that good as the judges say. They’re talented but it’s not for @AGT. #AGT" added another. "Did I watch the same act? It was boring and had no energy. #AGT" said another. "BORINGGGGG mate who cares if some kids flip their hockey sticks over #agt" wrote another. "The Cline Twins are cute and entertaining but they got what they wanted out of this talent. To be on ESPN and to perform at NHL games. Enough. #AGT" said a fan. "that was a waste of time and them dudes practice 5 hours a day doing something pointless #AGT" said a fan.

Help your favorite acts advance forward by voting! Visit NBC.com/AGTVote to vote or you can do so via the 'AGT' App (available through Google Play and on the App Store). 

'America's Got Talent' airs on Tuesdays at 8 pm on NBC. followed by the results which will air on Wednesday nights between 8 pm to 9 pm ET/PT. For viewers who wish to tune in to the show without cable, they can do so using any of the following streaming services: Sling TV, fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, AT&T TV or YouTube TV. 

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