'If I wasn't married and you were straight we'd be in love!' Mel B gushes over singer Brian Justin Crum on AGT after he crushes Queen hit

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 06:01 GMT, 29 June 2016 | Updated: 06:03 GMT, 29 June 2016

Mel B fell for a gay singer on America's Got Talent on Tuesday after he executed a Queen song with finesse.

The former Spice Girl was so impressed with Brian Justin Crum, 28, she told him they'd be lovers in another lifetime.

'If I wasn't married and you were straight we would be in love,' laughed Mel B, 41, who is wed to film producer Stephen Belafonte, also 41.

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Strong connection: Mel B told gay singer Brian Justin Crum they'd be lovers in another lifetime on Tuesday's episode of America's Got Talent

Strong connection: Mel B told gay singer Brian Justin Crum they'd be lovers in another lifetime on Tuesday's episode of America's Got Talent

'Mel, he's in a great mood don't ruin it,' joked Simon Cowell, who called Brian a 'huge talent'.

The singer, from San Diego, got a standing ovation for his rendition of Somebody To Love, a Freddie Mercury classic.

'I think tonight you found everybody to love you,' raved Howie Mandel.

'You showed all those people who bullied you,' Heidi Klum told Brian, who was persecuted at school for being overweight and gay.

Nailed it: Brian crushed his rendition of Somebody To Love by Queen

Nailed it: Brian crushed his rendition of Somebody To Love by Queen

Good one: Simon joked that Mel was ruining Brian's good mood with her love declaration

Good one: Simon joked that Mel was ruining Brian's good mood with her love declaration

Classic song: Brian took on Somebody To Love by the British rock band Queen

Classic song: Brian took on Somebody To Love by the British rock band Queen

Impressive performance: Howie Mandel, Mel, Heidi Klum and Simon enjoyed Brian's performance

Impressive performance: Howie Mandel, Mel, Heidi Klum and Simon enjoyed Brian's performance

Standing ovation: The judges all stood up after Brian nailed Somebody To Love

Standing ovation: The judges all stood up after Brian nailed Somebody To Love

Another strong performance came from Californian teenager Sofie Dossi – whose dad makes the props for her contortion act.

'No way!' screamed Heidi as Sofie hit the bullseye on a target, after pulling the crossbow with her feet.

'Are you boneless?' marveled Howie, as the 14-year-old sailed on to the next round.

That's twisted: Sofie Dossi performed her contortion act with props built by her father

That's twisted: Sofie Dossi performed her contortion act with props built by her father

The first act of the night was homeschooled Ryan Beard, 18, from Kansas City, Kansas.

He sang Ladies Man, an ironic ditty he'd written himself.

'I've never had a girlfriend,' he admitted, while advising in his lyrics 'don't go to prom with your mom'.

Home schooled: Ryan Beard who was homeschooled sang his ironic ditty Ladies Man

Home schooled: Ryan Beard who was homeschooled sang his ironic ditty Ladies Man

'You scored well tonight…and you might score even better later,' laughed Howie, as the females of the audience squealed.

'Ryan Beard you have four big fat yeses,' said Simon, 56.

After a slew of failed magicians brother/sister combo Kaden and Brooklyn Rockett managed to impress.

Magic act: Kaden and Brooklyn Rockett performed a brother and sister magic act

Magic act: Kaden and Brooklyn Rockett performed a brother and sister magic act

Kaden,10, chopped Brooklyn, eight, in half with a chainsaw.

'I think it's adorable,' said Howie as they took away four yeses.

Rescue dog Ginger, four, was the star of the next act with his trainer Patrick.

Cut in half: Kaden took a bow after cutting his little sister in half

Cut in half: Kaden took a bow after cutting his little sister in half

Good idea: Kaden and his father wheeled away Brooklyn in parts and said they needed to put her back together

Good idea: Kaden and his father wheeled away Brooklyn in parts and said they needed to put her back together

Likable Patrick, who used to be wracked with OCD and anxiety, completed a series of complex tricks with his beloved pooch.

'That made me really happy inside,' said Mel B, while Heidi agreed that it was a 'jam packed' routine.

Simon, who loves dogs, was also sold, and they leaped through to the next round.

Dog dance: Patrick and his beloved dog Ginger performed a dance routine

Dog dance: Patrick and his beloved dog Ginger performed a dance routine

Loved it: Simon loved the dog dancing to Footloose

Loved it: Simon loved the dog dancing to Footloose

Dog guy: The judge is a noted dog lover

Dog guy: The judge is a noted dog lover

Background singers Whitney and Raii 'The Smiths' hoped their audition could help them launch a solo career.

The Brooklyn couple, aged 32 and 29, did Marvin Gaye's love song You're All I Need To Get By.

'Pitch perfect,' said Mel B, and the rest of the panel agreed.

Background singers: Raii and Whitney 'The Smiths' advanced after a pitch perfect duet

Background singers: Raii and Whitney 'The Smiths' advanced after a pitch perfect duet

Simon, who suffers from coulrophobia, was terrified by a series of clowns.

'I hate clowns,' he cringed.

Richie Esposito, 30 who is permanently tattooed with clown makeup, made him particularly uncomfortable.

That's not makeup: Richie Esposito permanently tattoed his face with clown makeup

That's not makeup: Richie Esposito permanently tattoed his face with clown makeup

The host: Nick Cannon provided commentary from the side of the stage

The host: Nick Cannon provided commentary from the side of the stage

'Just make him do whatever he's going to do,' quivered Simon, who refused to look at Richie.

The rapping Californian trickster failed dismally, with three 'no' votes.

'You do scare me…that's the worst thing I've ever seen,' said Simon.

Worst thing: Simon hated the clown acts

Worst thing: Simon hated the clown acts

Married couple Thro Wings did a perilous acrobatic trapeze act.

'What you did was so dangerous,' Mel B told the Boston-based duo.

The rest of the judges were also impressed with the act.

Acrobatic trapeze artists: ThroWings performed their dangerous acrobatic trapeze act

Acrobatic trapeze artists: ThroWings performed their dangerous acrobatic trapeze act

Up there: Howie looked up with trepidation as ThroWings took on their dangerous stunts

Up there: Howie looked up with trepidation as ThroWings took on their dangerous stunts

Dangerous act: The gravity defying act thrilled the judges

Dangerous act: The gravity defying act thrilled the judges

'I love you guys,' said Simon.

Weirder sets included a competitive/extreme eater, who revolted the crowd by consuming dog food and beef bile. He was followed by a man who painted with his tongue.

'A complete waste of time and stupid,' scoffed Simon.

That's gross: An extreme eater grossed out the judges

That's gross: An extreme eater grossed out the judges

Hard to watch: Simon covered his mouth watching the eating routine

Hard to watch: Simon covered his mouth watching the eating routine

Sword swallower Dan Meyer, 59, has punctured his stomach and esophagus in the past.

The Florida resident executed a frightening trick he'd supposedly 'never done before'.

'This is my calling,' he said before he shoved a car axle down his throat.

He then dragged a car across the room with his face, winning him four yeses.

Sword swallower: Dan Meyer dragged a car with NIck driving after swallowing a sword

Sword swallower: Dan Meyer dragged a car with NIck driving after swallowing a sword

That's her thing: Heidi peered through her fingers in her signature binoculars move

That's her thing: Heidi peered through her fingers in her signature binoculars move

'Crazy person,' said Nick Cannon, who had to steer the vehicle.

Christopher, 54, is a solo act, but not by choice.

'I never found anyone to work with,' lamented the Las Vegas resident.

His one man version of Village People's YMCA made the panel chuckle.

One man: Christopher performed a one-man dance of YMCA

One man: Christopher performed a one-man dance of YMCA

Into it: Mel and Heidi and the audience danced along with the YMCA routine

Into it: Mel and Heidi and the audience danced along with the YMCA routine

'I found it fascinating,' said Mel B, as he was voted though.

'I hope he's going to do the Spice Girls next,' giggled Heidi, 43.

AGT continues next week on NBC. 

Good suggestion: Heidi hoped that Christopher would perform next to the Spice Girls

Good suggestion: Heidi hoped that Christopher would perform next to the Spice Girls

 

 

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