Americas Got Talent

Americas Got Talent

On the premiere of "America's Got Talent" last night, one contestant not only lacked talent, but coordination as well.

Primitivo Montoya, a 50-year-old utility worker in Denver, announced to judgesHowie Mandel, Sharon OsbourneandPiers Morgan that he was going to sing and dance -- but what he actually did was baffling.

While screeching the words to Taio Cruz's "Dynamite," Montoya acted out something that resembled bizarre breakdancing.

It didn't take long for Morgan to hit his X buzzer, signaling that he wasn't voting for Montoya to move on to the next round.

"Ugh," host Nick Cannon uttered, making a pained face.

With the crowd booing, Montoya decided to step up his performance and did a cartwheel -- right off the stage.

Without missing a beat, he hopped right back on the stage and continued his routine, as Mandel went down the judge's table and hit all the X buzzers to end the audition -- and keep Montoya safely on his feet.

"America's Got Talent" airs every Monday at 8p.m. on NBC.