Shemika Campbell sees how low and how far she can go on “AGT: Extreme”.
Campbell performs her limbo act on Monday’s episode of the edgy “America’s Got Talent” spin-off. “AGT” released the audition on Friday. The “AGT” alum made it through her audition on the original series; however, she was left out in the cold during the judges’ cuts.
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The limbo dancer responded by cranking up the heat, adding fire to the routine and doubling up on the difficulty. Campbell started by performing a body-bending limbo underneath the judges’ see-through stage.
Campbell performed a limbo underneath a Jeep during her original audition. This time she did the limbo underneath two Jeeps, a feat she claims is a certified world record. She completed her circuit by limboing underneath multiple rods on fire.
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Campbell was born in Trinidad and Tobago and comes from a family of limbo dancers, including her grandmother and mother.
