Who Are Hundred Fingers From America’s Got Talent? Members and Yu Hojin Explained
Hundred Fingers is a 10-member South Korean magic team led by Yu Hojin, a magician already familiar to longtime ‘America’s Got Talent’ viewers. The group specializes in manipulation magic, with multiple performers producing and vanishing playing cards, feathers and other objects in synchronized routines. After receiving Howie Mandel’s Golden Buzzer at their Season 21 audition,…
Hundred Fingers is a 10-member South Korean magic team led by Yu Hojin, a magician already familiar to longtime ‘America’s Got Talent’ viewers. The group specializes in manipulation magic, with multiple performers producing and vanishing playing cards, feathers and other objects in synchronized routines. After receiving Howie Mandel’s Golden Buzzer at their Season 21 audition, they received another Golden Buzzer from him during the live quarterfinals and advanced directly to the finale.
Unlike many AGT groups, Hundred Fingers was specifically assembled for a large-scale magic performance. Korean reporting states that Yu Hojin personally produced the project and selected the magicians who joined him. The group’s name refers to the 100 fingers of its 10 performers working together during the act.
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Who Are the Members of Hundred Fingers?
The 10 members are Kim Ho-san, Kim Do-hyun, Kim Ji-ho, Yoon Je-seop, Kim Cheol-gyu, Choi Jun-hyeong, Yeon Mun-hyeong, Kim Han-soo, Lee Hyun-yong and Yu Hojin. All are South Korean magicians with a focus on manipulation-based performance. Their AGT routines turn techniques normally performed by a solo magician into coordinated group choreography.
Hundred Fingers made its televised AGT debut during Season 21 with a routine involving cards and feathers. Howie Mandel pressed the Golden Buzzer during that audition, allowing the group to move directly to the live rounds. NBC’s own description of the performance also highlighted Yu Hojin’s return to AGT with a larger magic concept.
Who Is Yu Hojin?
Yu Hojin was born on December 25, 1992, in Seoul, South Korea. He is 33 years old as of September 2026 and is represented by Hyperprism, according to his Korean professional profile. His main specialty is card manipulation, the same style of magic that forms much of Hundred Fingers’ act.
Yu was already internationally established before Hundred Fingers. He won the Stage Grand Prix at the 2012 FISM World Championships of Magic, becoming the first Asian performer to win that honor. FISM has also described him as the second-youngest magician to win its Grand Prix.
Was Yu Hojin on AGT Before Hundred Fingers?
Yes. Yu competed by himself on America’s Got Talent Season 17 in 2022 and reached the finals with his card-manipulation act. AGT’s official YouTube channel still carries his 2022 finals performance, while his return with Hundred Fingers was promoted as a bigger version of his previous approach to magic.
Hundred Fingers is now guaranteed a place in the Season 21 final after Howie gave them his Live Golden Buzzer during the August 18 quarterfinal. That means Yu Hojin has reached an AGT final for the second time, this time competing as part of a 10-person team instead of as a solo magician.
