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'''RNG''' was a dance group act from [[Season 5]] of [[America's Got Talent]]. It was eliminated in the Quarterfinals, but returned for the Wild Card Show, where it was eliminated again.
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'''RNG''' was a dance group act from [[Season 5]] of ''[[America's Got Talent]]''. It was eliminated in the Quarterfinals, but returned for the Wild Card Show, where it was eliminated again.
 
==Background==
  
==Background==
 
RNG (Rated Next Generation) is a hip hop crew based out of The Connection Performing Arts Center in Mukilteo, Washington. RNG was formed in May of 2009 by director and choreographer Kolanie Marks with the express purpose of competing at Hip Hop International. After 6 weeks of training, the crew placed 1st in the USA and 6th in the world.
  
RNG (Rated Next Generation) is a hip hop crew based out of The Connection Performing Arts Center in Mukilteo, Washington. RNG was formed in May of 2009 by director and choreographer Kolanie Marks with the express purpose of competing at Hip Hop International. After 6 weeks of training, the crew placed 1st in the USA and 6th in the world.
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RNG is a strong supporter of local charities and has performed at events throughout the Puget Sound area in support of worthy causes such as Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research, Susan G. Komen, and R.O.O.T.S. Ministry – advocates of homeless young adults in their area. [http://rngdancers.com/about-rng/ 1]
  
RNG is a strong supporter of local charities and has performed at events throughout the Puget Sound area in support of worthy causes such as Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research, Susan G. Komen, and R.O.O.T.S. Ministry – advocates of homeless young adults in their area. [http://rngdancers.com/about-rng/ 1]
 
==Audition==
  
==Audition==
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RNG's [[Season 5 Auditions|audition]] consisted of dancing to "I Can Transform Ya." [[Piers Morgan]], [[Sharon Osbourne]], and [[Howie Mandel]] all voted "Yes," sending the act to the Vegas Round.
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RNG's [[Season 5 Auditions|audition]] in [[Episode 508]] consisted of dancing to "I Can Transform Ya." [[Piers Morgan]], [[Sharon Osbourne]], and [[Howie Mandel]] all voted "Yes," sending the group to the Vegas Round.
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==Vegas Round==
  
==Vegas Round==
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RNG was one of the Standby Acts in the [[Season 5 Vegas Round|Vegas Round]]. It was sorted into the "Kid Dancers" category. Its performance consisted of dancing to "Imma Be." Its audition was strong enough for the judges to send it to the Quarterfinals.
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RNG was one of the Standby Acts in the [[Season 5 Vegas Round|Vegas Round]]. It was sorted into the "Kid Dancers" category. Its performance in [[Episode 512]] consisted of dancing to "Imma Be." Its audition was strong enough for the judges to send it to the Quarterfinals.
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==Quarterfinals==
  
==Quarterfinals==
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RNG's [[Season 5 Quarterfinals|Quarterfinals]] performance in Week 1 consisted of dancing with a "girl's nightmare" theme to "Disturbia." The group finished in either fourth or fifth place in America's Vote. In the Judges' Choice, although [[Sharon Osbourne]] voted for RNG, [[Piers Morgan]] and [[Howie Mandel]] both decided not to send it to the Semifinals, eliminating the act from the competition instead of [[Future Funk]].
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RNG's [[Season 5 Quarterfinals|Quarterfinals]] performance in [[Episode 513]] in Week 1 consisted of dancing with a "girl's nightmare" theme to "Disturbia." The group finished in either fourth or fifth place in America's Vote. In the Judges' Choice, although [[Sharon Osbourne]] voted for RNG, [[Piers Morgan]] and [[Howie Mandel]] both decided not to send it to the Semifinals, eliminating the act from the competition in [[Episode 514]] instead of [[Future Funk]].
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==Wild Card==
  
==Wild Card==
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RNG was brought back by [[Sharon Osbourne]] for the Wild Card Show. Its performance consisted of dancing to "Outta Your Mind." [[Piers Morgan]] buzzed the act. It did not receive enough votes to be sent to the Semifinals, eliminating it from the competition along with [[The Hot Shot Tap Dancers]], instead of [[Anna and Patryk]].
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RNG was brought back by [[Sharon Osbourne]] for the Wild Card Show. Its performance in [[Episode 523]] consisted of dancing to "Outta Your Mind." [[Piers Morgan]] buzzed the act. It did not receive enough votes to be sent to the Semifinals, eliminating it from the competition in [[Episode 524]] along with [[The Hot Shot Tap Dancers]], instead of [[Anna and Patryk]].
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In 2012, RNG participated as a dance crew in Season 7 of America's Best Dance Crew. They finished in 4th Place.
  
In 2012, RNG participated as a dance crew in Season 7 of America's Best Dance Crew. They finished in 4th Place.
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==External Links==
  
==External Links==
 
*[http://rngdancers.com/ Official Site]
  
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Revision as of 00:11, 29 January 2018

RNG was a dance group act from Season 5 of America's Got Talent. It was eliminated in the Quarterfinals, but returned for the Wild Card Show, where it was eliminated again.

Background

RNG (Rated Next Generation) is a hip hop crew based out of The Connection Performing Arts Center in Mukilteo, Washington. RNG was formed in May of 2009 by director and choreographer Kolanie Marks with the express purpose of competing at Hip Hop International. After 6 weeks of training, the crew placed 1st in the USA and 6th in the world.

RNG is a strong supporter of local charities and has performed at events throughout the Puget Sound area in support of worthy causes such as Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research, Susan G. Komen, and R.O.O.T.S. Ministry – advocates of homeless young adults in their area. 1

Audition

RNG's audition in Episode 508 consisted of dancing to "I Can Transform Ya." Piers Morgan, Sharon Osbourne, and Howie Mandel all voted "Yes," sending the group to the Vegas Round.

RNG,_11-13_~_America's_Got_Talent_2010,_auditions_Portland_Day2








Vegas Round

RNG was one of the Standby Acts in the Vegas Round. It was sorted into the "Kid Dancers" category. Its performance in Episode 512 consisted of dancing to "Imma Be." Its audition was strong enough for the judges to send it to the Quarterfinals.

Kid_Dancers_Compete_~_America's_Got_Talent_Vegas_Week_Day-2
The_Results_~_America's_Got_Talent_2010,_Vegas_Week_Day2















Quarterfinals

RNG's Quarterfinals performance in Episode 513 in Week 1 consisted of dancing with a "girl's nightmare" theme to "Disturbia." The group finished in either fourth or fifth place in America's Vote. In the Judges' Choice, although Sharon Osbourne voted for RNG, Piers Morgan and Howie Mandel both decided not to send it to the Semifinals, eliminating the act from the competition in Episode 514 instead of Future Funk.

RNG_~_America's_Got_Talent_2010,_Top_48_Compete
4th_Semifinalist_Revealed_~_America's_Got_Talent_Top_48_Results-0















Wild Card

RNG was brought back by Sharon Osbourne for the Wild Card Show. Its performance in Episode 523 consisted of dancing to "Outta Your Mind." Piers Morgan buzzed the act. It did not receive enough votes to be sent to the Semifinals, eliminating it from the competition in Episode 524 along with The Hot Shot Tap Dancers, instead of Anna and Patryk.

RNG_~_America's_Got_Talent_Wild_Cards_Compete
22nd_Semifinalist_Revealed_~_America's_Got_Talent_Wild_Card_Results-0
















After the Show

RNG is currently made up of seven young dancers ranging in age from 13-15 as of 2012, all from the Puget Sound area and under the continued direction of Kolanie Marks. They are gaining national attention for their unique style and the precision and versatility with which they execute their performances. 2

In 2012, RNG participated as a dance crew in Season 7 of America's Best Dance Crew. They finished in 4th Place.

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