semifinalist Jack Williams recently discussed his experiences on the show on . Along with his experience, Williams gave advice for those who want to audition in the future.

Jack Williams Wishes He Could’ve Done More on America’s Got Talent

To be successful in a world-famous show like , the talent you have must be unique as well as entertaining. Williams is not the first ventriloquist that competed for gold, but he’s definitely one of the most memorable. His season 17  has mustered in over 1.8 million views on YouTube at the time of writing.

The ventriloquist from Indianapolis may not have the element of uniqueness to his act, but he makes up for it by being comedically entertaining. During the podcast, Williams revealed he has tried auditioning on  for several years, the first time being when he was 14 years old.

In the same vein, he thinks a lot of his success has to do with his TikTok following. For those who don’t know, the 25 year old has more than 1.3 million followers on the video streaming app, where he shares his comedic ventriloquist content. Ahead of the  competition, he went viral for throwing his voice online.

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 semifinalist Jack Williams recently discussed his experiences on the show on . Along with his experience, Williams gave advice for those who want to audition in the future.

Jack Williams Wishes He Could’ve Done More on America’s Got Talent

To be successful in a world-famous show like , the talent you have must be unique as well as entertaining. Williams is not the first ventriloquist that competed for gold, but he’s definitely one of the most memorable. His season 17  has mustered in over 1.8 million views on YouTube at the time of writing.

The ventriloquist from Indianapolis may not have the element of uniqueness to his act, but he makes up for it by being comedically entertaining. During the podcast, Williams revealed he has tried auditioning on  for several years, the first time being when he was 14 years old.

In the same vein, he thinks a lot of his success has to do with his TikTok following. For those who don’t know, the 25 year old has more than 1.3 million followers on the video streaming app, where he shares his comedic ventriloquist content. Ahead of the  competition, he went viral for throwing his voice online.

He’s glad none of his previous auditions made it, explaining that there is no way he would be ready during those times. Williams shared that a lot of preparation and last-minute adjustments had to be done during his  run. He also reveals that his semifinal performance was hard as he was controlling two puppets at the same time.

LOS ANGELES — An Indianapolis ventriloquist came up just short of advancing to the finale of "America's Got Talent." 

On Tuesday's live show,  brought a second puppet into his act.

"I thought you were great. I loved it. I thought it was challenging for you to do this and to have the two different puppets was amazing," judge Sofia Vergara said.

Judge Simon Cowell told Williams while he liked the Indy native's audition, he "loved" his live performance Tuesday.

"Tonight, I thought you were better than your audition," Cowell said. "For me, I think this has been the best act by a mile tonight."

During Wednesday's results show, Williams was one of the top five vote-getters among the 11 acts but was then eliminated. Comedian Mike E Winfield and variety act Metaphysic advanced to the finale.

According to "AGT," Williams has been performing ventriloquism for 13 years, ever since his father passed down his own childhood ventriloquist dummy.

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