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America’s Most Talented Spaz

Posted on Thursday 13 July 2006 by Greg @ 12:27 pm
Filed under: Rants

I went to high school with Kevin Johnson, the ventriliquist on NBC’s America’s Got Talent. From the time I’ve known him the guy has been the biggest spaz you could imagine. If guys like me and Art, the Albino Rhino, are calling you "spaz" you have some serious jitter issues.

Kevin was the guy who would get called off the bench in a basketball game and run up and down the court like a madman, jumping and waving his hands in the face of the guy he was guarding. He was probably throwing his voice then too, making the basketball talk to the guy dribbling it and psyching him out with phrases like, "you’re bouncing me too hard" and "stop double dribbling me man!"

To be honest it’s great to see Kevin do so well in that competition. The judges have been pretty nice to him and the audience seems to love him, especially the part of his act where he does his badly dubbed Japanese movie ventriliquism trick. Freaky Kevin! Freaky but good!

Oh by the way, Kevin is the real deal. He loves Jesus and is truly a very nice guy. I’m going to be preaching a sermon in California during tonight’s "who goes on to the finals" show, but I hope Kevin goes on to win the competition.

Either way, thanks to NBC, he is now the most famous ventriliquist in America! I’m sure he will be booked for years to come as a result of his stint on this show.

What’s the lesson for us? No matter what weird, wild, kooky talents you have, use them for the glory of God. It could change the world (and maybe even win you a million bucks!)

Signed, Greg Stier

4 Comments for 'America’s Most Talented Spaz'

  1. On July 13, 2006 @ 1:04 pm Becky said:
    • That is great Greg.I have adhd which makes me really hyper een though I am a teenager.You don’t wanna be around me when I have a hyper attack.I got a hyper attack right before dare 2 share.I was standing outside jumping up and down like an excited five year old.I know that God will use my hyperness somewhere.I am also very into music.

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  2. On July 13, 2006 @ 2:32 pm Jenna said:
    • That’s really awesome that Kevin is using his talents to the fullest. Greg, I just wanted to ask you and whoever else reads this regardless of whether or not you know me, to please just pray for the group of kids and some adults (who are really kids at heart) and myself as we are about to venture out into the mission fields of Piedras Negras, Mexico to serve God. Please just pray that we can use all of our talents to serve Him, pray that we will be able to reach these little kids with the message of the Gospel, and please pray for safe travels as well. Thanks Greg, and everyone else! We leave on Saturday and return on Monday, the 24th. So as they say in spanish, adios y gracias. (good-bye and thanks you.) Dios te ama. (God loves you). -Jenna

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  3. On July 13, 2006 @ 10:48 pm dreamer08 said:
    • hey greg, kudos to your spaztic friend for using his "talent" in the world….i’m kinda in the same boat as jenna( the person that commented before me)….like she is going to mexico, i am going to south africa…we leave on tuesday and get back on the 27th…so jenna i’ll be praying for your team and everyone else, please say a prayer for me and my team as we venture out for the Lord….i figure that no matter how dorky, querky, or bizarre our groups’ talents are….we can still make an impact to those people we will be serving…because nothing is impossible with God

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  4. On July 14, 2006 @ 8:53 am Littlekbaker said:
    • I saw him on the show! Thats awesome, i thought his act was really cool. Did you see the yodeling girl? that was insane!

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