'America's Got Talent' 2016: Teenage Girl Brings Down The House With Stand-Up Comedy [VIDEO]
America's Got Talent may have just found its favorite comedian thus far.
In a video released on Tuesday, 13-year-old Lori Mae Hernandez joins the stage and nervously introduces herself to the judges. She tells them that she's going to do stand-up comedy and judge Howie Mandel asks her how she got into that.
Hernandez hesitates for a moment and reveals that her father was diagnosed with Bell's palsy, which made it hard for him to smile. It sounds like there might be more of an emotional story in there, but the girl gets into her act-- and seems to bring the house down pretty well.
She starts off by saying she wouldn't have missed auditioning "for the world." She even turned down a job babysitting for two girls who like the Disney Channel. She adds that she's so young that she still has to be on safety in a car since she hasn't been to high school nor received a driver's license.
The comedian then mentioned how crazy it is that she would be able to babysit a child since she's so young and clearly hasn't had much experience. In fact, her only qualification is to babysit is that she used to be a baby.
"That's like saying, 'Hey, you're sick a lot, you want to be my doctor?'" she said.
It gets more hysterical when Hernandez mocks politician Donald Trump. She pointed out he was the host of a reality show and then ran for president of the United States.
This made the judges really laugh out loud where Mandel and Heidi Klum stood up to applause.
So will Hernandez make it to the next round? Tune in tonight at 8 p.m. ET on NBC to find out.
See her audition below.
