America's Got Talent: All 48 Incredible Acts That Earned Golden Buzzers

The first golden buzzer of all time was awarded to Dustin's Dojo, a comedy-martial arts act. Howard Stern awarded them the golden buzzer in season nine, the first season using the concept.

Emmanuel and Phillip Hudson, a comedy rap duo, received Howie Mandel's golden buzzer in season nine.

The comedian who acknowledged having a speech impediment in season 10 received a golden buzzer from Mandel, sending him to the quarterfinals.

The season 10 dance duo became the first dance act to receive a golden buzzer, courtesy of Stern.

Mel B awarded her first golden buzzer to singer Irving after being impressed by her soulful rendition of "Take Me to Church," originally by Hozier.

Eleven-year-old opera singer Baril impressed Heidi Klum at her audition, moving Klum to send her through to the quarterfinals with her golden buzzer for season 10.

Season 10 guest judge Neil Patrick Harris used his golden buzzer to send magic act Piff the Magic Dragon forward — unsurprising, given Harris's penchant for magic himself!

R&B duo The CraigLewis Band snagged a golden buzzer from guest judge Michael Bublé in the judges' cuts round of season 10.

Thanks to Marlon Wayans, Zerdin, a ventriloquist, was buzzed through to the next round — and eventually walked away as the victor of season 10!

The seven-member dance crew received a golden buzzer from Piers Morgan — his first use of the buzzer.

The 13-year-old opera singer became the first recipient of a golden buzzer in season 11, when Mel B sent her to the quarterfinals.

The eventual season 11 champion started out her AGT journey on a high note with a golden buzzer from Mandel.

Valentinetti's rendition of the Frank Sinatra standard "My Way" earned him a golden buzzer from Klum in season 11.

Bevier won her golden buzzer in season 11 from the famously hard-to-please Simon Cowell with a cover of "Fight Song," originally by Rachel Platten.

It doesn't get much quirkier than Williams, the 90-year-old burlesque dancer whose sheer audacity earned her a golden buzzer from Mandel.

Magician Dorenbos earned his golden buzzer in the judges' cuts round of season 11, courtesy of guest judge Ne-Yo.

A contortionist and a country singer might seem like a mismatch, but that's exactly what happened when country singer Reba McEntire awarded a golden buzzer to gymanst/contortionist Dossi!

The group brought Malembo — a style of dancing and percussion — to the AGT stage, impressing guest judge George Lopez enough to earn a golden buzzer.

With a powerful cover of "Rise Up," originally by Andra Day, Brown earned season 11's final golden buzzer, this time from guest judge Louis Tomlinson.

Farmer would go on to win season 12, but the young ventriloquist's journey began with her first routine getting a golden buzzer from Mel B.

Singer Harvey had a unique backstory: her impressive singing is even more so, given that she is deaf. Her audition earned her an immediate golden buzzer from Cowell.

Guardino's impressive vocals — at the young age of 16! — earned him a golden buzzer from judge Mandel in early season 12.

All of the acts that received golden buzzers in season 12 were singers — except this dance group, who impressed Tyra Banks in their audition and were sent straight to the quarterfinals.

Only 13 years old, Green impressed Klum with her cover of "I'll Stand By You," originally by The Pretenders, to jump ahead with a golden buzzer.

Guest judge Chris Hardwick was seriously blown away by the young singer, who would ultimately finish season 12 as the runner-up.

Singer-songwriter Goehring performed one of his original songs to snag a golden buzzer from DJ Khaled.

When Laverne Cox awarded Tam a golden buzzer, she became the youngest contestant ever to receive that award — at the age of 9!

Seal gave season 12's final golden buzzer to Manuel, a singer who found success with a cover of Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing."

The acrobat group Zurcaroh earned season 13's first golden buzzer, thanks to Tyra Banks.

Ketterer's first audition, a cover of the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody," earned a golden buzzer from judge Cowell.

At the age of 13, Hadwin became the youngest recipient of a golden buzzer in season 13 when Mandel buzzed her through directly to the quarterfinals.

Singer Mena won the golden buzzer from Mel B thanks to her epic rendition of "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," originally by Aretha Franklin.

Klum awarded her season 13 golden buzzer to singer Phillips in the audition round.

With a heartwarming version of "How Far I'll Go" from Moana, the choir earned a golden buzzer from guest judge Ken Jeong.

After making it past their audition to the judges' cuts round, the chorus finally nabbed a golden buzzer from actress Olivia Munn.

The 71-year-old dancer Quin and her partner Misha teamed up to be one of the top dance teams in the world and earned a golden buzzer from Martina McBride.

The 14-year-old rapper earned the final golden buzzer of season 13, courtesy of Chris Hardwick.

In her return for the "Champions" season, Boyle got a golden buzzer with her performance of "Wild Horses," originally by the Rolling Stones.

Deadly Games, a knife-throwing daredevil duo, won their golden buzzer from Klum after their heart-stopping audition.

When Hale returned for the "Champions" season, she became the first contestant in AGT history to win two golden buzzers when Mandel awarded her his use of the golden buzzer.

Kechi's performance of "You Are The Reason," originally by Calum Scott, earned her a golden buzzer from Cowell during the "Champions" season.

With her emotional and intricate sand art, Simonova earned a golden buzzer from Terry Crews in the "Champions" audition round.