When Navy veterans Gabriel and Nate Brown – The Brown Brothers – walked onto the America’s Got Talent stage, they looked like two quiet, regular guys with a keyboard. Then Gabriel calmly announced he could sing in more than 15 different voices… and you could see the judges wondering if this was going to be a gimmick or the real deal.
Instead of choosing their own songs, they handed control to the panel. Each judge – and even host Terry Crews – hit a button that randomly matched a famous song with a wild character voice. One by one, Gabriel had to perform them on the spot while Nate played along on keys. What followed was pure chaos in the best way.
In seconds, Gabriel jumped from Kermit the Frog singing “Tiny Dancer” to Donald Duck doing “Photograph,” then flipped into SpongeBob SquarePants for “Drops of Jupiter.” When Simon’s turn came, he made Gabriel sing “Someone You Loved”… in Simon Cowell’s own voice, which had the crowd screaming and Simon hiding his face, laughing in disbelief. Finally, Terry’s choice brought a powerful Ben Platt–style “You Will Be Found” to close the medley on a goosebump-worthy high.
By the end, the theatre was on its feet. The judges praised not just the comedy, but the insane control, musicality and creativity it took to nail every voice so perfectly. All four said “Yes” without hesitation, sending The Brown Brothers through and turning their audition into one of the most replayed, “you HAVE to see this” moments of the season.
