Back-to-back golden buzzers, Hundred Fingers are on fire! The South Korean magic troupe, led by Yu Hojin, went viral all over again with their second appearance on America’s Got Talent 2026. It’s easy to understand why, as Hundred Fingers created a spellbinding combination of dance and magic that we have never seen on the America’s Got Talent stage before. What’s more, their precisely choreographed routine brought a scale and grandeur to their magic show that made their act really stand out from the pack.
1.3 million viewers tuned in on YouTube to watch Hundred Fingers’ quarterfinals performance, which went online on August 19, 2026. As Hundred Fingers delivered the creative routine, the reaction from the judges at 2:23 really said it all. All the judges sat on the very edge of their seats, while the boss Simon Cowell looked hypnotized. The Music Man has to say we couldn’t look away from this act, as you just have to see what they’re going to come out with next!
Howie Mandel gave Hundred Fingers their first golden buzzer at their audition, and after a strong second showing from the group, he just had to give them another one. Fans watching at home agreed that Hundred Fingers brought the right stuff, and added comments such as “I’m not usually impressed with magic, but this is something else and something I would pay to watch” and “They definitely deserved that Golden Buzzer a second time! Absolutely fantastic!”
Hundred Fingers dropped one of the most popular performances of the 21st season of America’s Got Talent with their audition, which racked up two million views. Fans and judges were wowed by the tightly choreographed routine, which delivered a completely fresh take on a magic act. Magicians on AGT usually rely on the skills and charisma of a single performer, but seeing a large group work as one to deliver such a memorable and skillful performance really hit the spot for fans.
When Howie Mandel gave Hundred Fingers their second golden buzzer, it was an emotional moment for the group. Leader Yu Hojin was stunned, while some of the group members were overcome with emotion. Hundred Fingers’ second golden buzzer means that they will now progress straight to the final show. The Music Man has to say that Hundred Fingers is definitely the leading magic act in the running for the 21st season of America’s Got Talent. However, they will have some very tough competition from the likes of the show’s junior viral stars, 14-year-old singer Lai Noelle and 16-year-old singer/guitarist Nene Royal.