Who Beat Bars and Melody?

Sandou Trio Russian Bar advanced in the competition at the expense of Bars and Melody during America's Got Talent: The Champions Season 2.

Bars and Melody's Journey on America's Got Talent: The Champions

Bars and Melody, the popular musical duo, competed in America's Got Talent: The Champions Season 2, an all-star spin-off featuring notable acts from America's Got Talent franchises worldwide. Their participation aimed to see them crowned the ultimate champion.

The Preliminary Round Outcome:

During their performance in a preliminary round of the competition, Bars and Melody faced a crucial test to advance to the semifinals. The outcome was determined by a unique voting system:

• Judges' Response: Judge Howie Mandel notably used his buzzer during their act, indicating his disapproval.
• Superfan Vote: Despite any judges' critiques, the final decision for advancement in these preliminary rounds rested with the "Superfans"—a select group of viewers whose votes held the ultimate power.
• Elimination: Bars and Melody did not receive enough votes from these Superfans to secure their spot in the semifinals. This resulted in their elimination from the competition.
• Advancing Act: In this same preliminary round, Sandou Trio Russian Bar garnered sufficient Superfan votes to progress, effectively moving forward while Bars and Melody (and fellow contestant Connie Talbot) were eliminated.

This specific outcome meant that Bars and Melody's run on America's Got Talent: The Champions concluded in the preliminary stage, as Sandou Trio Russian Bar advanced instead.

For more details on the show and its history, you can explore the America's Got Talent Wikipedia page.