The latest version of America’s Got Talent, Fantasy League, has found its first champion: the Ramadhani Brothers with their head-stacking balancing act.

America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League marks the first time in the history of all Got Talent versions that the competition is divided into teams. The four main judges of the program including Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Mel B choose the members for their teams and also participate as companions, supervisors and consultants for the performances. This part of choosing the team is considered difficult and nerve-wracking because the candidates participating in America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League are very excellent factors. They can be champions or have been finalists, made a strong impression, and are loved by the audience… from America’s Got Talent and Got Talent versions around the world.

The judges divide the teams for the first time in America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League (photo: People)

The Ramadhani Brothers (Fadhili Ramadhani and Ibrahim Jobu) from Tanzania made a strong impression from the first round with a dramatic head and hand balancing act. Previously, the group had made it to the Top 5 of the 18th season of America’s Got Talent in 2023, but were not satisfied with their performance and continued to practice hard, increasing the difficulty and perfecting each move. Judge Heidi Klum was the first to choose the Ramadhani Brothers’ performance, but Howie Mandel used the power of the “Golden Buzzer” to win the talented duo to his team, taking them straight to the finals, and then touching the championship title. It is known that this is the first time in the history of America’s Got Talent seasons that the championship belongs to a candidate from Tanzania.

Ramadhani brothers’ head stack balancing act (photo: People)

According to People, the Ramadhani Brothers are very grateful to judge and coach Howie Mandel because thanks to the Golden Buzzer, they were able to skip the semi-finals, giving them more time to practice and prepare for the final performance. The results of their sublime moments on stage at America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League were the result of hundreds of hours of tireless, adventurous practice in their home country. Ibrahim shared: “Our motto is to work hard. You will be rewarded if you put all your mind and effort into what you love.” When receiving the prize worth 250,000 USD, the Ramadhani Brothers want to invest in upgrading facilities and training equipment in Tanzania and at the same time support a part of it for those who share the same passion for this adventurous circus.