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WATCH: DJ Arch Jr debuts on America’s Got Talent: Champions

DJ Arch Jr debuted on spin-off reality competition show, America’s Got Talent: Champions. The star is representing South Africa on the show which has brought 25 of the best acts and all-around fan-favorite acts from past seasons of “AGT” and the other “Got Talent” franchises, spanning 194 countries. The six-year-old played a two-minute set which earned him a standing ovation from the judges.

DJ Ach Jr won the local franchise of the show in 2015 at just three-years-old, making him the youngest person to win the competition in the world.

Watch DJ Arch Jr debuts on America’s Got Talent: Champions.

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