Susan Boyle Returns To ‘America’s Got Talent’ Ten Years Later And Rightfully Earns Coveted Golden Buzzer

Sep 25, 2020

Susan Boyle, a cultural phenomenon, came back to the spotlight on Monday to perform in America's Got Talent; The Champions, in which she executed an incredible performance before Simon Cowell. This was the first time she performed after being the second runners on Britain's Got Talent in 2009. During the April 2000 performance, the unassuming and shy singer presented "I dreamed a Dream," which made her an instant celebrity.

During this time, Susan was living alone and unemployed according to Good Housekeeping, and she was the true meaning of an underdog. Although she finished among the top, the mild-mannered lady went on to sell more than 15 million records, gaining a lot of fame in the pop industry across the United States.

Nearly a decade later, the middle-aged Scottish native lady proved how ideal she was by performing Wild Horses, a soulful version of the Rolling Stones. Through this performance, Susan Boyle went ahead to earn the coveted Golden Buzzer from Mel B because of her brilliant performance.

After the emotional moment in 2009, ET met with Susan one year later, after becoming a music sensation to discuss her transformation. During this time, Boyle received lots of music offers and media attention, which played a huge role in her success.

It is good to note although Boyle never won during her season in Britain's Got Talent, the singer not only went ahead to sell more than 15 million records, but she also received two GRAMMY nominations. According to Boyle, her singing career, which was her dream since she was five years old, was the best way she honored her mum.

She also added that her mum was very supportive and would love seeing her pursue her dream of becoming a sensational pop star. Before stepping on the stage, Susan spoke up in a pre-taped package on how appearing on Britain's Got Talent changed her life during America's Got Talent. According to Susan, many people saw her as an ordinary person, and she lived with her cat Pebbles. But after her first performance, everything changed, and she became a different person.

Susan used the money she acquired through selling her records in doing philanthropic and charity acts. This made many people see her as a role model; thus, playing a significant role in returning to America's Got Talent for The Champions edition. Her love was clear from the moment she stepped on the stage as the fans burst into revelry and cheering, much to her appreciation and delight. After the great performance that gave ger the Golden Buzzer, Susan fell into tears due to the support she was receiving from the audience.

When she started crying, Simon woke up from his seat and approached her on the stage for a heartwarming embrace. What did you think about this story? Be sure to tell your friends and give us your opinions! We would love to hear what you think!