America's Got Talent: Judges and audience set weird world record as season 19 auditions conclude on NBC

  • The season 19 auditions concluded with Nick Manning, of Queensland , Australia, attempting to beat a Guinness Book of World Records feat
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Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara and Howie Mandel joined the America's Got Talent audience in setting a world record on Tuesday's episode of the NBC show.

The season 19 auditions concluded with Nick Manning, of Queensland, Australia, attempting to beat the Guinness Book of World Records titleholder for 'most underpants pulled on in 30 seconds'.

An official adjudicator named Michael from Guinness World Records was on hand, but Nick failed to break the record of 23.

'Sorry, Nick, you did not beat the world record. But we have a chance to go for another world record right now. Correct?,' said show host Terry Crews, 55.

'Correct,' Nick said as she revealed they could all break the record for most people gathered in one place wearing underwear on their heads.

Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara joined the America's Got Talent audience in setting a world record on Tuesday's episode of the NBC show

Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara joined the America's Got Talent audience in setting a world record on Tuesday's episode of the NBC show

'Why?,' Simon, 64, asked.

Terry informed the audience that underwear was underneath each seat and encouraged everyone to put it on their head to break the record.

Howie, Heidi and Sofia took part in the attempt, but Simon hesitated as a chant rose from the audience of people saying, 'Simon, wear it!'

Simon was assured the underwear was new and clean and joined the other judges by wearing it on his head.

The hit Rod Stewart song 'Da Ya Think I'm Sexy' played as the audience danced with underwear on their head for the one minute required to break the record.

The adjudicator then revealed that the previous record was 355 people and they had crushed it with 1,206 people wearing underwear on their heads.

The audience and judges were fairly excited about breaking the record, but it didn't translate for Nick when it came time for the judges to give their feedback.

Sofia, 52, admitted that she personally was not fascinated by world record attempts. Simon pointed out that Nick failed on his first attempt and wondered aloud how hard it was to break the second record.

Simon Cowell got in on the world record effort

Simon Cowell got in on the world record effort

An official adjudicator named Michael from Guinness World Records was on hand

An official adjudicator named Michael from Guinness World Records was on hand

The audience members had fun with the attempt and wore underwear on their heads

The audience members had fun with the attempt and wore underwear on their heads

The audience and judges were fairly excited about breaking the record, but it didn't translate for Nick when it came time for the judges to give their feedback.

The audience and judges were fairly excited about breaking the record, but it didn't translate for Nick when it came time for the judges to give their feedback.

Heidi, 51, acknowledged the act was unique, but decided that it also was not a talent.

All four judges voted no and Nick left the stage.

'My God, what's happened to this show?,' Simon jokingly said while still wearing underwear on his head.

The two-hour episode did not have any Golden Buzzer moments as all of them already had been awarded to contestants.

Brooke Bailey, 19, of Los Angeles, stood out during the episode while performing a cover of 'Ain't No Way' by Aretha Franklin.

She received four yes votes from the judges after her impressive audition and advanced.

The episode opened with the Xpogo stunt team from Colorado who performed impressive tricks and jumps on their pogo sticks.

They received four yes votes from the judges.

All four judges voted no and Nick left the stage

All four judges voted no and Nick left the stage

Brooke Bailey, 19, of Los Angeles, stood out during the episode while performing a cover of 'Ain't No Way' by Aretha Franklin

Brooke Bailey, 19, of Los Angeles, stood out during the episode while performing a cover of 'Ain't No Way' by Aretha Franklin

Corky Miller, a 63-year-old animal trainer from Tennessee, delivered a stand-up routine that won over the judges and audiences and moved forward with four yes votes

Corky Miller, a 63-year-old animal trainer from Tennessee, delivered a stand-up routine that won over the judges and audiences and moved forward with four yes votes

Prilepin Quartet, from Russia, while wearing grey suits impressed with an acrobatics and strength routine. All four judges gave them yes votes.

Black Peppers from Japan also provided some international flare with his gymnastics routine. He mixed comedy in with his work on a pommel horse and earned four yes votes from the judges.

Haley Viloria after her high-flying act earned three judges with only Howie being unimpressed.

Kelsey Jane, a 33-year-old dentist from Las Vegas, impressed with her aerial routine and got four yes votes.

Journeyy, a nine-year-old singer from New Jersey, captivated the judges and audience with her rendition of Billie Eilish's 'What Was I Made For?' and got four yes votes.

Alejandro Licea Pellon, of Cuba, performed a thrilling balancing act and advanced with four yes votes.

Jonathan Burns recruited Heidi and Sofia for his comedy and magic routine and got four yes votes.

Jonathan Burns recruited Heidi and Sofia for his comedy and magic routine and got four yes votes

Jonathan Burns recruited Heidi and Sofia for his comedy and magic routine and got four yes votes

Corky Miller, a 63-year-old animal trainer from Tennessee, delivered a stand-up routine that won over the judges and audiences and moved forward with four yes votes.

Terry at the end of the episode revealed that a new 'live' Golden Buzzer will be introduced when the show returns.

NBC is broadcasting the upcoming 2024 Olympics from Paris and regular programming has been altered on the network.

The episode also featured appearance by Olympics athletes Sara Hughes and Kelly Cheng, who will represent Team USA in beach volleyball at the Paris Olympics.