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'''Desperation Squad''' was a band act from [[Season 1]] of [[America's Got Talent]]. It was eliminated in the Semifinals.
 
'''Desperation Squad''' was a band act from [[Season 1]] of [[America's Got Talent]]. It was eliminated in the Semifinals.
 
==Background==
 
==Background==
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Desperation Squad is from Pomona, California.
 
 
 
==Audition==
 
==Audition==
 
Desperation Squad's [[Season 1 Auditions|audition]] was never televised, but according to its website ([http://www.desperationsquad.com/video_agt.html link]), they performed their original song "You Suck." Although [[Piers Morgan]] voted "No," [[Brandy Norwood]] and [[David Hasselhoff]] both voted "Yes," sending the group to the Semifinals.
 
Desperation Squad's [[Season 1 Auditions|audition]] was never televised, but according to its website ([http://www.desperationsquad.com/video_agt.html link]), they performed their original song "You Suck." Although [[Piers Morgan]] voted "No," [[Brandy Norwood]] and [[David Hasselhoff]] both voted "Yes," sending the group to the Semifinals.

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Desperation Squad was a band act from Season 1 of America's Got Talent. It was eliminated in the Semifinals.

Background

Desperation Squad is from Pomona, California.

Audition

Desperation Squad's audition was never televised, but according to its website (link), they performed their original song "You Suck." Although Piers Morgan voted "No," Brandy Norwood and David Hasselhoff both voted "Yes," sending the group to the Semifinals.








Semifinals

Desperation Squad's Week 4 Semifinals performance consisted of singing "Band," an original song. Although David Hasselhoff gave the band a "✓" vote, Piers Morgan and Brandy Norwood both gave it "X" votes. Desperation Squad did not receive enough votes to finish in at least second place in America's Vote, eliminating it from the competition instead of Celtic Spring and David & Dania - Quick Change.








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