Mothmen Dance performs on America's Got Talent 2014 (VIDEO)

Mothmen Dance performed on America's Got Talent 9 Quarter Finals #4 on Tuesday, August 19, 2014.

I thought this was awesome! It's an aerialist routine in which the dancers did all sorts of cool choreography, both on the high-wire and on the ground below. The theme of the dance is the Moon Landing, as a video screen projects the moon's surface while the dance itself illustrates the effects of zero gravity. It wasn't as good as other video screen acts like Aerial Animation, Blue Journey, or Kenichi Ebina, but I thought it was one of the more fun, memorable acts of the night.

Mel B says she's a big fan of the act, but felt there was something missing from the act tonight, calling it a bit repetitive. She adds that at this stage of the competition, they have to step it up a bit more. Howie, who gave them a standing ovation, says, "If this was repetitive, then I need to see a bit more." He adds, "Mothmen, you've got moth balls. You were amazing!" Howard says if he were a professor at AGT University, his number one rule would be "You've got to be memorable." And he feels Mothmen Dance absolutely delivered that. "That was fun, that was exciting, and it was different. An A+ from the university." Heidi, however, feels they may have relied too much on the video screen in the background, which seems like a bit of a silly critique considering Aerial Animation and Blue Journey are 90% video screen. Not that I don't absolutely love those acts, but still.

But what did you think of Mothmen Dance?

Watch the performance video below:

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