This Beatboxing Group's "Old Town Road" Remix Earned a Standing Ovation From the AGT Judges

Published on Aug 28, 2019 at 5:55 AM

If you thought you'd already seen the best possible remixes of Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus's hit song "Old Town Road," well, you'd be wrong. Taking to the America's Got Talent stage on Tuesday night, French beatboxing group Berywam performed their own version of the song, mixing it with the classic "O Fortuna" to create the epic remix we didn't realize we needed. The Lil Nas X hit won the award for song of the year at Monday night's VMAs, so this probably isn't the last we've seen of this one (and we're not mad about it).

The performance starts with the group of four rising from beneath the stage as they launch into the "O Fortuna" portion of the performance, but as the song starts to reach its climax, the group slows it right down and begins to mix in your favorite Lil Nas X song. Berywam switches back and forth between the two songs, and it's so catchy, we dare you to try to sit still while watching this one. Watch the beatboxing group Berywam perform the epic "Old Town Road" and "O Fortuna" remix that earned them a standing ovation from all four judges above!

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This Beatboxing Group's "Old Town Road" Remix Earned a Standing Ovation From the AGT Judges

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