What happened
Bryant reached the final of America's Got Talent season 16 in 2021 and finished second; the season results table used as a reference here records his age as 16. On 27 February 2023 Talent Recap reported the outcome of the AGT: All-Stars finale in a headline that left nothing to interpretation: the aerialist Aidan Bryant was named the winner.
All-Stars gathered returning acts from the franchise, which meant the field was made up of people who had already proved they could win an audience. In the preliminary rounds he advanced past Dustin Tavella, the magician who had won the season in which Bryant finished second. The rematch, in effect, went the other way.
How it started: a lawnmower and a rope
In a profile published on 19 February 2023, Talent Recap set out the details the broadcasts skipped. He is entirely self-taught and has never taken a dance or gymnastics class. He practised in his backyard, with his mother, Pam Cutrona Bennett, lifting him at first with a lawnmower and later with a golf cart. She also acts as his manager. His older brother is named Colton.
Asked about injuries, he said he had "never fallen once but my toe has turned white" from the impact of an ankle drop. That claim, from an aerialist whose act depends on catching himself by a single limb several metres above a stage, is the most striking line in the record.
The businesses behind the act
The same profile documents a small commercial history that began long before television. He started selling rainbow loom bracelets at farmers' markets at nine, then ran candy-machine and slime ventures, and now runs an online crafts business, Aidan's Creations, selling Infinity Lights. He bought a white Jeep with his own money.
Read together, the picture is less a fairytale discovery than a decade of relentless, unglamorous work: a child who built businesses and taught himself a circus discipline in a garden, then took both onto a national stage.
Where Aidan Bryant is now
Talent Recap reported that he performs in the AGT Superstars Las Vegas show at the Luxor Hotel. The research record adds that he returned as a guest performer on America's Got Talent in 2023. In October 2021 he appeared on Ellen, where the conversation turned to how often he had fallen.
He has spoken about wanting to learn to sing and about collaborating with other circus performers, including the aerialist Itzel Salvatierra. His date of birth is not stated in any source read here; the research record lists 2005, consistent with being 16 in 2021.
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Passer le test de QI →Why a self-taught aerialist is unusual
Aerial acts normally come out of circus schools, gymnastics programmes or family troupes, because the discipline punishes error in ways that ordinary sport does not. Learning it from videos, in a backyard, with a lawnmower for a rigging point, is not a charming detail; it is the reason the story travelled.
It is also why the All-Stars result carried weight. Winning a season is partly a matter of the crowd you catch on the night. Winning a field assembled from previous winners and finalists is a verdict from an audience that had already seen everything the franchise had to offer.
| Personne | Pays | Étape | Âge / Donnée |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sawsan Ahmed | États-Unis | Plus jeune diplômée du Broward College, à 12 ans, en décembre 2021 | 12 ans |
| Arvind Mahankali | États-Unis | A gagné le Scripps National Spelling Bee 2013 à 13 ans | 13 ans |
| Kerry Close | États-Unis | A gagné le Scripps National Spelling Bee 2006 à 13 ans | 13 ans |
| Shania Muhammad | États-Unis | Plus jeune diplômée de Langston University, à 15 ans | 15 ans |
| Aidan Bryant | États-Unis | Finaliste de la saison 16 d'AGT, vainqueur d'AGT: All-Stars | 16 ans |
What is documented — and what is not
✓ Documented
- He finished runner-up on America's Got Talent season 16 in 2021
- He won AGT: All-Stars on 27 February 2023 (Talent Recap)
- He is self-taught and trained in his backyard, lifted by a lawnmower and then a golf cart (Talent Recap)
- He runs an online crafts business, Aidan's Creations
? Unverified, disputed or wrong
- No source read states his date of birth
- No source details his current training or coaching arrangements
- The research record's note that he guested on AGT in 2023 is not itemised in the linked articles
Questions people ask about Aidan Bryant
How old is Aidan Bryant?
The season 16 results table records him as 16 in 2021, pointing to a birth year of about 2005. No source read here gives his date of birth.
Did Aidan Bryant win America's Got Talent?
He finished runner-up on season 16 in 2021, then won AGT: All-Stars in February 2023.
How did he learn aerial acrobatics?
He taught himself in his backyard and has never taken a dance or gymnastics class, according to Talent Recap. His mother lifted him first with a lawnmower, later a golf cart.
Has Aidan Bryant ever fallen?
He told Talent Recap he had "never fallen once but my toe has turned white" after an ankle drop.
Who manages Aidan Bryant?
His mother, Pam Cutrona Bennett, acts as his manager, according to Talent Recap.
Where is Aidan Bryant performing now?
Talent Recap reported that he performs in the AGT Superstars show at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas.
Is Aidan Bryant on Wikipedia?
No standalone article was found; he appears in the America's Got Talent season 16 results table.
Quick quiz: how well do you know Aidan’s story?
How did Aidan Bryant learn aerial acrobatics?
What did his mother first use to lift him?
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Sources
- 'AGT: All-Stars' Finale Recap: Aerialist Aidan Bryant Is Named the Winner — Talent Recap, 2023-02-27
- 10 Things 'AGT All-Stars' Didn't Tell You About Aidan Bryant — Talent Recap, 2023-02-19
- 'AGT' Aerialist Aidan Bryant Wows Ellen, Shares How Many Times He's Fallen — Talent Recap, 2021-10-05
- America's Got Talent season 16 (results table) — Wikipedia, 2021
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