Vox wanted to perform some of her own music on the show, but the producers pushed for a cover of a more well-known song, and Vox agreed. That was Vox's only regret, she said.

"I'm kind of a stickler for original music," she said. "My true fans are disappointed that I wasn't up there performing one of my own songs singing ukulele. But going into it, I knew what they wanted."

Vox is the last of three contestants. I spared you the first five minutes of the segment, because the other two contestants are pretty lame.

The first one shoves four quarters up each nose (yuck) and the second one spits a Ping-Pong ball into the air and catches it into his mouth. Yawn. Somehow, both of them win free meals. The second dude even won dinner for four at Morton's, which baffles me.

Then comes Vox. When she tells Jay she's going to be playing the mouth trumpet, he says, "The mouth trumpet? Wow. I bet you have a boyfriend."

Vox's rendition of "The Final Countdown" kicks butt. It's adorably awesome. She wins a gift certificate for eight to the Japanese restaurant Benihana.

After the show, Vox got a ton of feedback and support from friends and fans.

"My phone was pretty much going berserk," she said. "It was a blast."

Here's the video:

If you want to see Vox live, she'll be at Stage 35 in Reisterstown on Saturday, Dec. 12. Tickets are $15. For more info, go here.