'AGT': Poet Brandon Leake wins star-studded finale with Duchess Meghan, Blake Shelton - USA TODAY

Brandon Leake has accomplished many firsts on “America’s Got Talent.” The spoken-word poet is the first to compete, and to win.

Brandon Leake has accomplished many firsts on “America’s Got Talent.”.

He was the first spoken-word poet to grace the talent competition.

And now, Leake is the first poet to win it all after being crowned the Season 15 winner during Wednesday's live, two-hour season finale?

Brandon Leake was crowned the Season 15 winner of "America's Got Talent," becoming the first spoken word poet to not only appear on the show but win it all. (Photo: NBC, Chris Haston/NBC).

"This is a huge win for the spoken-word community," Leake said Wednesday. "For an art form that has not been on the main stream ever to have a chance to win 'America's Got Talent' is bigger than anything." .

He added: "I am going to show the world what a spoken-word poet can do.".

Last night on 'AGT finale: From Archie Williams to Broken Roots, who could win it all.

The two-hour season finale felt like a concert, with more than a dozen mash-ups and duets featuring the top 10 contestants, star musical guests and past "AGT" competitors. .

Grammy winner Usher kicked off the show with a medley of his greatest hits and he had a little help.

Detroit Youth Choir, the runner-up of Season 14 and host Terry Crews' Golden Buzzer Winner, showcased how much they've grown over the past year with a powerful rendition of Imagine Dragons' "Believe."

Unbeatable, the acrobatic dance group that won Season 2 of "America's Got Talent: The Champions." The pairing was perfect as both groups are known for their fast-paced, high-flying routines

During a brief spoken-word poem, Leake talked about the resilience of “AGT” following an unprecedented season riddled with COVID-19 restrictions, injuries and illness

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