Simon Cowell: Discusses his broken arm and new 'AGT: Extreme': 'Why would you do this?' A different 'AGT' low, the repulsive extreme food dudeįreestyle motocross rider Bruce Cook, 34, was attempting the world’s first double front flip in 2014 when he landed incorrectly and was left paralyzed from the waist down. "I'm gonna need to see something more extreme next time," he said. Surprisingly, the only judge hesitant to allow Campbell to pass onto the next round was Travis Pastrana, who raised the (limbo) bar. The burn turned the once-unimpressed Cowell, who had to admit it was "cool." Judge Nikki Bella rubbed salt in the Cowell wound by saying she loves an ambitious, determined woman who "can prove a man wrong." But wait, she wasn't done: "AGT: Extreme" is nearly entirely reliant on fire for its thrills, and Campbell brought the flames to limbo bars, sliding precariously beneath the fire without getting broiled. Shemika's performance was not strong enough for the judges to send her to the Quarterfinals, eliminating her from the competition along with Aileen George and Jay Jay Phillips.You'll never attempt the limbo again at weddings after watching limbo performer Shemika Campbell on "America's Got Talent: Extreme."Ĭampbell wasn't messing around, starting off her routine somehow sliding under the surprised judges' platform before moving under two trucks, which is apparently some sort of limbo world record. Next, she balanced five plates on five poles (with one pole in her mouth) while limbo dancing under another pole. Shemika Charles' Judge Cuts performance in Episode 1209 consisted of first limbo dancing under a flaming bar. Howie Mandel, Mel B, Heidi Klum, and Simon Cowell all voted "Yes", sending Shemika to the Judge Cuts. Her audition in Episode 1203 consisted of limbo dancing underneath a low pole, a short obstacle course (with a pole on her chin), and finally under a truck. Her Vegas performance in Episode 611 was never televised, but her audition was not strong enough for the judges to send her to the Quarterfinals, eliminating her from the competition along with Kevin Shelley. She was sorted into the "Danger Acts" category. Shemika Charles was one of the Judges' Favorites in the Vegas Round. Piers Morgan, Howie Mandel, and Sharon Osbourne all voted "Yes," sending her to the Vegas Round. Shemika Charles's audition in Episode 608 consisted of limbo dancing underneath a low flaming limbo pole. Shemika is proud to represent her native country by holding the world record in a field that they invented. Her native twin island Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is not only the home of the Steel Pan – the only musical instrument invented in the 20th century, but it is also the birthplace of the Limbo Dance. The Mayor of Buffalo declared October 8th 2010, Shemika Charles Day in honor of her first Guinness World Record. Shemika is a native of Trinidad and Tobago who now resides in Buffalo New York. The press coverage circled the globe from the Today Show with Kathy and Hoda, The Huffington Post, The New York Post, Business Insider, Men's Fitness, Cosmopolitan Magazine to news outlets in India, United Kingdom, China, Kenya, Russia, Trinidad and Tobago and Australia, to name a few.
The internet exploded when she broke another record to be the first person to limbo under a car. she competed in Beijing, China where she won her 2nd Guinness World Record for "The Farthest Distance to Limbo under 12 inches." Her first record in 2010 still holds as the lowest limbo dancer in the world.
Shemika Charles is a two-time Guinness World Record holder for Limbo Dancing.
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