Simon Cowell explained his unusual clapping style: what he said.

The good old Simon Cowell in a new show

According to The Sun: Simon Cowell, judge of the show 'America's Got Talent', at the age of 65, was a special guest on a new episode of 'The Jennifer Hudson Show'. He was welcomed in the famous 'Spirit Tunnel', creating a relaxed and positive atmosphere for the stars on stage.

Although his clapping style resembles the movements of a mollusk, it is clear that Simon was enjoying himself. He even whispered that he would like to repeat this interactive part of the show.

Fans online express surprise

Simon's unusual movements sparked discussion among fans, many of whom questioned his clapping style. One wrote:

“Why does Simon Cowell clap like he has baby T-Rex hands?”

“Why does Simon clap like that?”

“Why does Simon Cowell clap like he's a robot trying to imitate human movements?”

While talking to host Jennifer, Simon said:

“I absolutely loved it. When I was told about it, it really is the best way to go on a show. Can I steal this for AGT?”

The personality of a demanding judge

However, his discomfort in the tunnel was not surprising, considering his confession on the podcast 'How to Lose', where he claimed he hates 'small talk' due to his social awkwardness. Simon admitted:

“I’m very shy. I can’t go to a pre-party — it’s the worst for me, having small talk with people I don’t know.”

Simon Cowell continues to show his sense of humor and ability to be in the spotlight, even if it requires a certain social skill from him. His participation in the show sparks discussions not only about the art of show business but also about the personal challenges faced by even the most famous personalities.