Anna Grace cheers Katy on during the moo-off on American Idol. (ABC Photo)
Anna Grace made American Idol history on Sunday night’s episode.
She became the first Idol contestant to earn a golden ticket based on a moo-off.
Anna appeared on a segment featuring contestants who have been camp counselors.
The segment aired after Katy Perry talked about her experience at her own summer camp in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Viewers heard just a bit of Anna’s audition as she belted out “The Prayer,” nailing a big glory note near the end.
Lionel Richie wasn’t convinced she should advance to Hollywood.
Katy declared Anna has the voice to merit a golden ticket.
Luke Bryan agreed on Anna’s voice, but was torn on whether she should advance.
So Katy suggest a novel way of breaking the tie: a moo-off.
She climbed onto the judging table on hands and knees. Luke did the same.
Katy Perry and Luke Bryan battle it out in a moo-off on American Idol as Lionel Richie officiates. (ABC Photo)
And they started mooing as a bemused Anna looked on. And cheered Katy on.
Luke broke into laughter first, meaning Katy won the moo-off.
And that meant Anna got the golden ticket and a spot in Hollywood.
Katy even rushed the young singer from Pembroke, N.C., lifting her off her feet and swinging her around in a victory celebration.
Anna’s reaction afterward was priceless.
The 18-year-old college student asked the Idol crew if the judges had ever done that before.
The answer, of course: Never.
“It was crazy,” Anna proclaimed. “I was like, ‘What is going on?’
Added Anna: “I’m going to go home, work hard and show Katy that she didn’t moo for nothing.”
Anna Grace reacts to the moo-off that determined her Hollywood fate on American Idol. (ABC Photo)
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