You are the first Golden Buzzer in "AGT" history.
- Yeah, that's right.
You guys know any karate moves?
Karate? - No.
[audience boos]
- Yeah!
[buzzer sounds]
- I love you. I'm giving you a yes.
For me, it's a big no.
- These two guys are comedians.
They're in the tradition of the Three Stooges.
- Yeah.
[cheers and applause]
- You're going to win "All-Stars"?
- We're going to win "All-Stars"!
- Okay, here we go. Grab your seats, please.
[cheers and applause]
- [laughs]
- Hello. My name is Dustin's Dojo.
I'm a trained black belt.
Learned to be a black belt
at Roger Baker's Tae Kwon Do and Pizza,
Pensacola, Florida.
This is my friend Terry. I'm his sensei.
This is my friend Topher. I'm his sensei, too.
[laughter]
- For those that don't know,
you were the very first Golden Buzzer ever
in the history of "America's Got Talent."
- Were they? - Yeah.
We got the very first Golden Buzzer.
- Did "AGT" change your life?
- Yeah, "AGT" really changed our life.
We went to our county carnival. We got free ride wristbands.
And we could ride as many rides as we wanted.
- [chuckles] - All right.
And do you think you're going to win?
- Yeah, I think we're going to win, especially when you see
all of our new skills and abilities
and you see my major stunt.
That's why we wanted to come back,
because we know you can make or break careers,
and we know today you're making our career!
[cheers and applause]
- Okay. Good luck.
[cheers and applause]
- I remember them, because, honestly,
I feel like they're still wearing the same outfit
from way back when.
- Today for our performance,
we're going to put on a karate exhibition,
and then I'm going to do the most dangerous stunt
ever seen on TV.
I'm going to start by breaking wood and doing karate combos.
[Bonnie Tyler's "Holding Out for a Hero"]
[laughter]
[buzzer sounds]
Double back elbow!
- Like, I can do that.
- And now to show my accuracy,
I'm going to kick this apple off of Terry's head.
- Oh!
Dang! [laughter]
[cheers and applause]
- Now I'm going to show my agility and accuracy
by hitting balls with nunchucks.
- A hero
I'm holding out for a hero till the end of the night ♪
He's got to be strong, and he's got to be fast ♪
- Stop. Please, please. Jeez.
Now I'm going to do the most dangerous stunt
ever seen on TV!
Cue the tension look!
Bring out the ring of fire!
["Also sprach Zarathustra" plays]
[laughter]
Do not try this at home.
Through a ring of fire!
[slow-motion scream]
[cheers and applause]
- [laughs]
[scattered applause]
[audience screams]
[buzzer sounds]
[cheers and applause]
[upbeat music]
As you can see, I held up pretty well.
Thank you, boys, for this demonstration
of Dustin's Dojo!
- Simon, you seemed to enjoy it.
What--
- I actually have nothing to say.
- He has nothing to say.
- See, I didn't get it many, many years ago
when you performed,
so I was like, "Okay, let me sit back, relax,
"enjoy this this time,
maybe differently than I'd done last time."
But I still don't get it. [laughter]
- It wasn't karate, it was ca-rappy.
[laughter]
- I think it's pure comedy.
I think it's silly. I think it's bad.
I think it's atrocious.
I would go see this movie.
- No.
- Thank you very much.