'America's Got Talent: The Champions' Season 2: Hans may not be the most talented act but he still has fans

Twitter may have slammed him but fans on Reddit claim that he is entertaining and they love his performances
(Trae Patton/NBC)
(Trae Patton/NBC)

Hans might not be the most talented act to appear on 'America's Got Talent: The Champions' Season 2, but he sure does have a fan following. 'America's Got Talent: The Champions' Season 2 is reaching its end with the finale all set to air on Monday night when the series returns.

During this week's episode, we were introduced to the six final acts who joined the four golden buzzer winners in the grand finale. 

The four golden buzzer acts who made it through directly from the preliminary rounds are: V Unbeatable, Angelina Jordan, Boogie Storm, and Silhouettes.

The six acts who won with the superfans votes and advanced to the finale during the semifinals were Hans, Tyler Butler-Figueroa, Marcelito Pomoy, Alexa Lauenburger, Sandou Trio Russian Bar and Duo Transcend.

While most of the acts who advanced are fan-favorite votes, there was one act a few fans weren't that happy about seeing in the finale.

Hans is a singer, dancer, accordionist and pianist who first appeared on 'America's Got Talent' in Season 13 and was eliminated during the quarterfinals. He made it through to the semifinals after the judges saved him during the preliminary round. 



 

After an energetic performance during the semifinals, the German cabaret performer made it through the finale after he was voted in by superfans. After the news of him making it to the finale was revealed, viewers shared their disappointment on Twitter over the news.

However a few days down the line, fans on Reddit have been sharing that despite him not being the most talented in the finale, he is entertaining and they love his performances. 

"I just gotta say it. I think he's great. He's definitely not the most 'talented' person on the show, but he is one of the most entertaining. I get excited whenever he comes on because I know I’m going to have fun watching him. I would love to be able to see a show of his live," one fan wrote.

The user added, "I know I would be up dancing and singing most of the time and I have a feeling everyone in the audience would be as well. I think this is a big reason why people like him enough to send him through. He may be over the top and ridiculous, but that’s what makes him great."

Another said, "Hans rocks — he's charismatic, funny, and entertaining. I think he would be a blast to see live!" while another said, "I honestly agree. I believe he admitted himself in the package before his quarterfinal performance that he's not the best singer or dancer but he knows how to put on a show or something like that.." 

"I 100% agree. He’s so funny, and honestly, everything about this act is just so much fun. I love it!" a fan wrote while another shared, "Usually I hate joke acts like human fountain and gonzo, but I f**king love Hans, he is so charismatic, I was legit sad when he was eliminated in his season."

The viewer continued, "He is really unique and his comedy bits during talks are perfect, for example when Heidi talks in german and he pretends (i think?) to be confused, or his delivery on 'they are' when he answered the comment about his wife and kids. Also on talent recap he said that alexa is obviously pulling a german ascent."

While Hans might not win the series finale on Wednesday, at least he has his fans who love him for his performance. 

'America's Got Talent: The Champions' Season 2 airs every Monday night only on NBC. Check your local listings for more information.

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