CLASH Day 3: Talent Show!

The third day of Clash was nothing short of spectacular, taking participants and spectators on a wild ride through a myriad of captivating performances. From mind-bending riddles to picture-perfect moments, each hall showcased its unique talents. Here’s a recap of the Talent Show:

1503 began in the jungle, showcasing martial artists with spears and nunchucks, violinists, dancers, and even jump rope! They graced the stage along with a backdrop of drums and guitars. The show concluded with a rescued snake and a large paper-mache snake head. 1506 was up next, and they brought a unique blend of entertainment to the stage. “Steve Harvey” made a surprise appearance, showcasing secret singing talents and even demonstrating flexibility by hitting the splits. The judges were impressed with the overall creativity and dance skills, despite a humorous attack on Steve Harvey. 1507 took the stage next, presenting a croquet game with Sreehaas Chinnala as the Queen of Hearts, featuring martial arts, acrobatics, and a saxophone performance. The dramatic dance-off for survival, a riddle for the judges, and an attempt at flying added an element of suspense and surprise. Grimace made a peculiar appearance in 1505’s talent show, overseeing a diamond heist with a cast of talented suspects. The performance included blindfolded Rubik’s cube solving, calisthenics, serenading saxophone playing, impressive tabla playing, and more. Sporting glowing blue necklaces, 1501’s performance included a shocking baby punt, musical talents, and a patriotic finale with the national anthem. 1502’s pixies took the stage with fairies showcasing their talents, revealing their true abilities with pixie dust. The performance featured lots of piano playing, dancing, martial arts, and a beautiful showcase of drawing skills.

Scores and Rankings:

Talent Show:
1st: 1503
2nd: 1505
3rd: 1501
4th: 1502
5th: 1507
6th: 1506
7th: 1504

Overall:
1st: 1505
2nd: 1503
3rd: 1506
4th: 1501
5th: 1502
6th: 1507
7th: 1504