"American Icon" season 20 victor Noah Thompson is as yet acclimating to being in the organization of names like Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson.
"I was only sort of recently stunned, you know?" Thompson expressed Monday on "Great Morning America" while thinking about the second his name was called as this achievement season's boss. "Honestly, I came into the opposition not in any event, figuring I would get a brilliant ticket, so to hear my name toward the end, that was astounding."
To the extent that what the 19-year-old intends to do now, that would be getting back to his old neighborhood of Louisa, Kentucky, to "simply take everything in."
"I need to see my family and only sort of given this settle access, you understand what I mean?" he told "GMA." "Being wild is going. I will attempt to simply adhere to, you know, remaining in the house for a tad."
The uncover that Thompson won came Sunday late evening during the three-hour finale, however not before a few last difficulties and ritzy exhibitions.
The show opened up with Flo Rida playing out his hit "Nice sentiment" with a help from both current and past challengers. Then, the time had come to get serious with the main round testing the main three - - HunterGirl, Noah Thompson and Leah Marlene - - to take on a tune from the productive inventory of Bruce Springsteen. Marlene skillfully executed "Brought into the world in the U.S.A.," HunterGirl crushed "Moving In obscurity" and Thompson hit the nail on the head with the work of art "I'm Ablaze."
Cycle two was the singles round, where the last three played out their own tunes. Marlene's track was named "Blossoms," Thompson's "One Day This evening" and HunterGirl's "Red Bird."
After their exhibitions, the time had come to take out the individual with the least votes, which turned out to be Marlene.
The festivals went on as the commencement to delegated the season's victor gravitated toward with acts from the Main 10 and legends like Earth, Wind, and Fire, Deana Carter, Ben Platt, "Icon" alum Gabby Barrett, Sara Bareilles, Thomas Rhett, Michael Bublé and that's just the beginning. Indeed, even adjudicators Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie made that big appearance.
For the last round of contest, the last two did a reprise of a past creation they did on the show. Thompson showed development with Rihanna's "Remain" and HunterGirl did likewise with Miscreant Flatts' "Uproar."
A while later, Thompson was delegated the champ and he again played out his single, "One Day This evening."
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