otherwise, it is a snooze fest.
>> Make it exciting.
>> Brad paisley, he's such a
good guest.
He hit the golden buzzer, blown
away, 15-year-old singer/song
writer from California.
She sang a song about bullying,
check it out.
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>> You have schooled so many
people at this moment and I
think I am done!
[ Cheers ]
>> That golden buzzer, please
welcome Sophie Pecora to our
set!
[ Applause ]
Congratulations.
>> Thank you.
>> What was going through your
mind when he hit the buzzer?
>> It was crazy.
It was so surreal because you
watch this kind of stuff on TV
and it actually happened, I
could not believe it.
10 minutes after it felt like a
dream.
When you got back to reality,
what was the reality of your
phone, text messages or friends?
What did everybody said since
last night.
>> People were excited for me
and it was really cool.
It was really cool to have all
the support of my friends and
stuff at home.
It is really nice.
>> You sang an original song
about bullying that's near and
dear story to you.
Tell us a little bit about the
I really wanted to write a song
about people that especially
kids feel different and that's
totally okay to feel different.
Even me sometimes at school I am
quiet and I am not ashamed of
that and everyone is talking.
It is totally okay to be
different.
>> What's the last line?
>> Misfit has some power that's
pretty rad.
>> I botched the line.
>> Misfit, you are good.
>> That's the whole point of the
song.
>> Simon gave you some advice
though.
He wish that the song had ended
with -- I don't think about you
now.
What did you think of his
advice, sounds like he was
giving you encouragement but
didn't land property properly.
>> I appreciate Simon.
I think he's awesome.
I write a lot of different songs
and I see bullying is a common
thing and I want to make sure a
lot of people like they have a
voice.
Oh, I went through that, it is
I had other subjects of songs.
>> I got plenty of songs.
>> My favorite line of the song,
being able to write songs, song
writing may have given me
safety, how did song writing
gave you power and a voice?
>> Well, because when I write
songs, I just -- I feels like it
is really easy to put words
together when I write songs
rather than just talking.
It was just really relaxing and
thinking of the melody and get
my thoughts out there in a song.
>> Amazing.
>> That's because you are a G.