Original Songs That Earned STANDING OVATIONS From All 4 Judges!

I'm sorry. I can't give you a yes. I've got to give you one of these. >> What are you going to do? I'm going to sing a little bit of rock and soul. Hopefully the people love it. I've dreamt about this as a child. Like, it means everything for me to be here and I can't wait. >> Music's music's tough. The industry is tough. Like when you get a chance that's this big like it's just like a blessing, Man. >> Hope after this day, you know, my whole life will change and we'll bring out a

lot more opportunities. >> Let's come this way. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm good. How are you? >> Very well. And what's your name, please? >> My name is Liv Warfield. >> Liv Warfield. >> Yes. >> And tell me a little bit about you. Oh, well I am from Chicago, Illinois by way of Peoria, Illinois. I sing a little soul, rock and roll, R&B, everything. >> And you write your own material? >> I do write my own music. Yes. >> Yeah. And this is something you do full-time. >> Absolutely. Oh, yes. >> You've

done what? A lot of gigs. >> Yes. I've been on stage with the greatest in the world, Prince. Um >> Oh, wow. >> And also, um Nancy Wilson of Heart. I've been on a lot of stages and I'm just glad to be here to be able to do the music and do what I love. I just want to represent that, you know. >> Amazing. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Should we do it? >> Let's do it. >> Let's do it. >> All right. >> Okay. How you doing? >> Wow. That's a big fan. >> Wow.

Oh my god. Many. Well, if you stare at it long enough, you won't see it move. Well, if you can't swing the wrecking ball, still please long enough, you become somebody else. Baby baby. Come on, somebody. I want to hear. Let's go. long enough so nerv please mother me going to make you all when you know your time Oh, baby. Baby, why don't you like everybody? long enough. You have to choose everything. Don't you take chances. Set free. >> Wow. >> Uh live. Uh I have a big problem. That wasn't long enough. Seriously, that I

mean that lyric wrecking ball. I mean, that's not how I felt just then. >> Okay. >> It was like being in a good way punched in the face by your energy, the band. Yes. >> All these years of frustration, And you've come on here, and I'm sorry, I can't give you a yes. >> I've got to give you one of these. So what if it hurts me? So what if I break down? What if this world just me off the edge? Run out of ground. I GOT TO find myself. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank

you. Come on. >> Thank you. >> I'm overwhelmed. Um, so grateful. We all do it because we love it so much. We live in the music. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Give it up, Gordon. Boy. Time for Live Warfield. Enough with this. >> You deserve that. >> Thank you very much. >> That is the very least I could do. >> Bless. >> Really? >> No, really. We are. We are all thankful. I'm thankful. >> Oh my god. You just made our show great. Thank you. >> Blessings. Thank you. >> Was 1985. The place

Hollywood, California. Four brash young men came together to form the greatest metal band you've never heard of. That band is Steel Panther. >> Steel Panther was uh absolutely groundbreaking. Steel Panther kicks ass. These guys are rock and roll. The Spanish Clad Quartet quickly got a taste of success, but creative differences took their toll and the band never reached the level of stardom of their hair metal pioneer peers. Steel Panther vanished and the phenomenon to be quickly faded into obscurity. >> Here I am. >> We are Sean. >> How long have you guys been together? >>

We've been over 40 years now. >> 40 years. A lot of kids think that rock and roll is an easy lifestyle. It's not easy. We have been paying our dues for a long, long time. So, we're out there to win and we're going to do whatever it takes. >> The kid's got looks. >> He might have talent, but does he have a cheetah drum set right coming in right now? No, he doesn't have one of those. >> Is that your real hair? >> Not really. >> I'll tell you what, that million bucks that we're going

to win, that's not fake. Nope. Heat. Heat. You guys. Yes. >> Standing ovation and you haven't done anything. >> Well, who doesn't love country music? >> All right. Okay. Let's start with who you are, please. >> Okay. We are a band called Steel Panther. >> Steel. Let me just say before we go on, we decided backstage uh to give Sophia and Heidi tickets to Steel Panther for life and backstage passes included. >> Not not trying to influence the judging in any way. >> Okay. I want to know everything about you guys, the band, everything, please.

>> Oh, this is Spider. He plays a bass. >> Hello. >> My name is Michael Star. I'm the lead singer. >> Hello. >> I'm Satchel. I play guitar and I book all the flights. >> Okay. >> Wow. I'm Stixs. I'm the drummer. >> Welcome. >> Uh, is this something you do full-time? >> We do it full-time. We've got six fulllength studio albums out and we've got a couple live records out. >> Yeah. Live DVD, too, as well. And this is the best way to reach so many other people that have never seen this before and

teach them the ways of heavy metal. >> Heavy metal. >> And we just wanted to come on the show because we want to we want to win. I love that. >> Okay, no more questions. Thank you so much for coming on. >> Cool. Enjoy. >> Let me hear you scream. She looking good from head to toe. She licking up. She's ready to bl like raises the claws like she's ready to bounce on your ass. The only one. She's got the eyes of a panther. Looks like Satan. She's got the eyes of a sing. She's got

the eyes of a She said, "Don't be afraid. I'm having my time. Don't be afraid to run to surv. She's got the eyes of a waiting. She's got the eyes of a no escape. She's got the eyes of a Yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. She can't see that raises eyes like lasers Danger. Amazing. Okay. Okay. That's how you do it. How are you? >> Wow. Wow. Yeah. I feel like I was just at the most amazing, shortest festival I've ever attended. >> Yes. >> I love this kind of music. This music

needs to come back to the forefront and you are here to bring it. >> That's right. >> I absolutely loved it. >> Thank you. >> Your voice was incredible. >> Thanks. >> Especially that that super hot meow meow that you made. I mean, I know. >> I don't think you're actually a blonde, are you? No, I'm not. But I am I am not either a real blonde. So rule >> rules Sophia. >> We never really know who is coming to Audition for us and I've seen this guy. My husband Joe hired them for his 40th

birthday and it was the best birthday he ever had. And you guys are amazing. >> We're going to win. I HAVE SO MUCH RESPECT for you for for coming on the show because I'm sure a lot of your friends know you shouldn't come on a show like this. Whatever whatever whatever I'm a great believer, you know, you just do whatever you feel You want to do. If you want more people to get to know you, you know, this is definitely going to happen. You're so talented. It's so clear that you've been doing this a long

time because you don't get good like this overnight. And I could see this in Vegas. >> Wow. Everything about that audition for me was just brilliant. >> Okay, Howie. >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. >> It's a big yes for me. >> Four. Yeses. That's great. >> Hi. What is your name? >> My name is Beth. >> Beth, where are you from? >> I'm from Devon originally, but I live in London. >> Amazing. Okay. And you are going to be singing? >> I I am indeed. >> Is that how you make a living? >> Not at

all. I'm a pediatric nurse. I work at um a big children's hospital here in London. >> Do you ever take your guitar to work? >> I do. Yeah. When I was a student, there was a boy who wanted to learn guitar, but he had nobody to teach him. So, I said, "Oh, I can teach you." And then as I'd play with him, other parents would say, "Can you come into my kids' room and play?" So, I'd end up just going around the wards just playing for the kids. >> That's so cool. >> What an amazing

thing to be able to bring a smile because of all those faces. It made me think maybe I should give the whole music thing a go. So, this is why I'm here today. >> And Beth, are you going to sing a cover or an original song? >> Um, I'm singing an original song. >> Good. >> Um, it's a it's a difficult job and part of processing a lot of the things that Happen on the ward. Um, I I write songs. So, the song I've written today um is about what I've learned from from my patients

and their families. I'm not a parent myself, but I've got a snapshot of what it's like to love a child. Um, so that's what inspired this song. >> Good for you. >> Take a deep breath. Let's make the next two minutes count. Okay. So, this is called You Taught Me What Love Is But I'm thinking about you. If I could take your place, I'd do it a thousand times. Now there's a Ushaped hole in my life. And no, I won't be the same. You taught me to be brave. And although it wasn't for long, you

taught me what love is. No, I won't be the same. You taugh me to be brave. And although It wasn't for long, you told me what love is. For just less than a year, I never slept at all. And I'll never sleep again. If I could see you once more. You were too good for this world. This life you were handpicked for paradise and no I won't be the same. You taught me to be brave. And though it wasn't for long, you will never know how much I love you. I'm back. Just want to say

thank you so much. Hearing what you do. It puts everything into perspective. And I just was thinking about my own children. I was choked up the whole time. It was so beautiful. I think you're really, really special. >> We say on this show, you got 2 minutes To change your life. And I think you've changed your life, but also, you know, you've touched all our lives, too, with that song. >> Thanks. It was truly staggeringly beautiful and you delivered it perfectly. Well done. >> Thank you very much. Thanks. >> You have such a difficult job.

I don't know where you find the strength. Totally admire you for doing that selflessly every single day. But to also Have this kind of talent is God-given. So you literally are an angel in every way. And I'm sure loads of parents at that hospital agree. Beautiful song. >> Absolutely beautiful song. Thank you. >> The lyric is so poignant. You're a great singer. You're a great songwriter. You're a great person. So, you just tick three boxes. Well done. >> Thank you very much. >> So, we'll take a vote. >> I need to go first. I want

to say yes. Okay, good. >> It's a yes from me. >> It's a yes from me. >> Four yeses. Congratulations. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. >> Well done. >> I always say nurses are walking angels. >> I was just thinking in a way you just don't want her to leave that ward Though, do you? because you must spread so much joy on the wall. >> It was amazing and so moving. >> Very special audition. >> Well done for you. >> Go and celebrate. >> All right. We'll do congratulations. >> Thank

you very much. >> Good evening. What's your name, sir? >> My name is John Courtney. >> Where are you from? >> I live in a village called Mosley, which Is near Manchester. >> Oh, okay. >> Have you brought anyone with you? >> I've got my wife and two boys, I hear. Brilliant. How long have you played the piano? >> Uh, since I was about five, I guess. >> And is that how you make a living? >> Yeah. >> So, is this the biggest venue you performed in? >> Yeah. The Padium is is like the holy

Grail to me. I used to watch the shows with my dad and this is the home of variety. >> A >> overwhelming. It's amazing. >> A man for you. >> Good luck, John. >> Thank you. This is bonkers. There was a man who had a dream that Simon Cow and his team would watch him play piano and try to Slay them on the stage of the palladium. And in the time that one song took, David would write another book. Alicia would smile at him. Amanda would be kind to him. Simon's teeth would be blinding him

if he was smiling. But nothing now could ever spoil the dream he dreamed like Susan Bole. Lightning's already. Yes, John. >> Let's see if we're We haven't been in it yet. Act is he never thought he'd ever Get to be in front of millions of people doing his thing on TV. 30 years of playing in piano bars and pubs, dodging glasses when they're thrown, being thrown out of clubs, many children ask daddy when you're coming home. This game is not the same when you're just daddy on the phone. So he sits at the piano and

he tries to get prepared, thinking he'll write it in third person so he doesn't feel as scared to sing about himself to a bunch of strangers in the Dark. But then Britain has got talent and he wants to make his mark. Paul Pots won the first year and said it was insane. The second year George Samson won singing in the ring. Lost voice guy season 12 and last year Colin Fery. So why not me? >> Yeah. >> Why not you? >> That's what he said. His youngest boy one night in bed. Dad, why not you

go and show them what you Do? And even though you'll be a wreck, at least you'll meet Anton. A we make IT >> and he thinks on stage at this stage in his life with an expensive mortgage and a pensive wife. His youngest son Alfie says, "What's it all about? If he had any hair left, he'd pull it out." His teenage son said his dad taught him to play piano, but he didn't live to see his son at the famous theater performing on TV. If he didn't see it through, imagine how Sad the look on

the faces of both his lads who always tell him, "You're the greatest showman, Dad." And they'll see me on BGT. No more third person, just daddy. This is me. >> Oh, that's how they do it. Love that. >> John, you've made me fall a bit. I don't know why. I just saw a man who kind of made all his dreams come true. >> It really was. Yeah. David, >> it was just so winning, wasn't it? I Mean, my goodness me. It made the whole audience, and I'm sure everyone watching at home just fall in love

with you. >> I love him. >> He had everything. And at the end, he had us moved to tears. This show is perfect for you. And now, I want to see you go as far as you can in this competition. Wow. >> Well done. Uh John, it was just a wonderful audition. You're somebody who's worked For years, needs a break. You'll get a huge reaction of this. I promise you, and we all want you to do well. So, I would love to be the the first I'm going home. Baby, believe you did that. >> You

deserve it. You deserve it. There's the other son. Here he comes. You got it. You got it. Good evening. >> Hi. How are you? >> Welcome to America's Got Talent. What's your name? >> Thank you. My name is Nolan Neil. >> Where do you live, Nolan? >> I'm a Nashville native. >> Nashville. >> Born. Born and raised. Yeah. >> How old are you? >> I'm 39. >> Are you a musician full-time? >> Yeah. I sing demos is like a side job to make money. >> So, what is the goal? >> The reason I took this

amazing opportunity to come here is so I could share a little bit of my story and what I went through. When I was 26, everything was happening the way I thought it was going to happen. But my dad called me and told me he was going to take his life. >> And so I hung up the phone on him. I was like, "You can't call your son and say that I can help you." And uh he's like, "Oh, son, you're never going to make it." And the next day I woke up to the news that

he had done it. >> What? >> Wow. >> I'm so sorry. >> My dad, he was a good guy, but he was just unwell. I felt like my dad loved me, but when it happened, I really felt like I didn't matter that much. I was like, "Oh, I wasn't Important enough for him to stick around." I blamed myself for sure. There was lots of memories that were good. I got to jam with him. There was good times. My dad played drums, so I was always with them at shows. I would get to like soundcheck my

dad's drums, so it was cool. I wanted to be like that. So, I went to Nashville, played on the street on Broadway, and ended up getting A record deal in Los Angeles. I was like, "This is it." And I partied really hard. Pretty soon, I started to become unmanageable because I thought I was a rock star. I got to New York to record my record and we were there and I just remember I couldn't sing because I was just so messed up. The label decided to drop me and I went back to Nashville and I

just kept downward spiraling. That's when I Got so bad that people had to step in. But I really do believe in fate and it means the world to me to have this chance. Simon, he knows real talent when he sees it. So, if I am just kind of a washed up singer, I know he'll tell me. I'm glad to be here today. Sober, very clear and focused. The voice is healthy. I'm healthy. I haven't touched the hard stuff since May 15. >> Good to see you. >> Thank you. You did this very standing up. >>

Life has been a struggle. You're a fighter and you seem to be winning the battle just by showing up, just by being here. What are you going to be singing for us tonight? >> Tonight it's a song called Lost that I wrote um right out of treatment. It's the first song I wrote sober. So >> tell me what this song means to you. >> The hook of the song is Lost for the Last Time. Um, it's about somebody who thinks that they don't deserve anything because of the things they've done. I hope that it connects

with you all. That that'll be the real win for me. >> We're all sitting here and we want to be connected. So, >> awesome. Thank you. Good luck. >> Thank you, >> Sunine. Where'd you go? Sometimes it's like you're so far away. Then I'm reminded how it used to feel to wonder if the pain was even real. I'm awaken now, but I don't know how. I'm alive. I deserve to be buried underneath black sky. Am I dreaming from my grave? or if I'm falling so far away that someday I found myself lost for the last

time I'm alive. It's to me buried underneath the stars. Am I dreaming from my or am I falling so far away? Yeah. Today I found myself. Yeah. TODAY I FOUND MYSELF. Lost for the last time. Thank you all so much. >> You have an amazing voice. >> Thank you. >> I don't think you have to be a judge to Judge this. I think it was quite clear to pretty much everyone sitting in the room today. We heard saw something pretty spectacular. I think you're a very brave guy and I think you're very inspirational, Nolan. That

song's going to really resonate with a lot of people and for whatever reason, maybe maybe now is your time. I like you a lot. >> Thank you so much. >> Yeah. I'm so happy you're here. I'm so happy that you didn't give up and um you sing beautifully. We all needed that right now. >> Yeah, you know that we all need that. >> It wasn't only a great song. It wasn't only a great voice, but we felt your heart. We felt your soul. We felt your pain. That was so moving. I think you're amazing. Thank

you for being here. Thank you for having Sophia. I it was really uh touching for me your Song. >> Thank you. >> I know very well the sickness of addiction. My family is completely full of this horrific sickness and I totally understand. And to be here tonight and to hear that song for me, it gives me a lot of hope about people that are going through your >> Thank you. Thank you so much. Sincerely, thank you. >> Let's go. >> I'm going to give you We're dead. >> Yes. Yeah. >> No, they're talking to me,

man. Give me a hug, first of all. Give me a hug, man. He was a really special guy, right? >> Oh, that was amazing. And the voice was spectacular. I mean, insane. >> Oh, here he goes. Hello. Hello. Go to the center. Welcome to America. America. Welcome. >> What is your name? >> Uh my name is Daniel. >> Hi, Daniel. And what do you do? >> I'm a singer songwriter. >> And uh what are you going to sing? >> I thought I would sing uh an original song that I wrote. So, I always think it's

scary when people sing their original songs because if you pick something that's top 40 and you're playing it, you're apt to get People tapping their toes and you kind of take that risk. >> Yeah. >> Which is a big risk. >> Yeah. >> I wish you the best of luck. >> Thank you. Where was the moment we needed the most? You kick up the leaves and the magic is lost. You did a blue sky holiday. The point is they laugh at what you say. And I don't need no care alone. Cuz you have a bad

day. You take it one down. You sing a sad song just to turn it around. You say you don't know. You tell me don't lie. You work on a smile and you go for a ride. You had a bad day. The camera don't lie. You call me back down and you really don't mind. Had a bad day. Sometimes the system goes on the blink and the whole thing turns out wrong. You might not make it back and you know That you can be with all that strong and I'm that wrong. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You

say you don't know. You tell me don't lie. You weren't going to smile and you go for a ride. You have a bad day. You see what you like. And how does it feel one more time? You had a bad day. Oh, you had a bad day. >> Thanks for having me, guys. Cheers. You know what, buddy? Daniel, now I know who you are. You're Daniel Powder, Right? >> There you go. >> They know. >> Yeah. >> Can I tell you something, Daniel? >> Yeah. >> You had a good day. >> Thank you. >> Yeah.

>> You did. >> I never got a chance to play in Canada. And uh I've traveled the world and Toured everywhere. And I just wanted to say thank you for bringing me home cuz it's my first time on Canada TV. So I appreciate it. Yeah. >> Real quick, what were you saying again? That if you sing an original, people won't know the words. And >> unless you're Daniel Powder. >> You got me, buddy. You got me. You know what? Without even talking to all the other judges, let's just vote in unison. One, two, three. Thank

you. See you again, Daniel. >> Thank you, buddy. Appreciate you. Tell me. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> I'm doing pretty good. How are you? >> Yeah, great, thank you. Uh, what's your name, please? My name is Lily Miola. I'm a singer songwriter. >> Okay. And how old are you? >> I'm 27. >> And what makes you different from all The thousands of other people trying to get, you know, noticed at the moment? >> The song I'm going to do today is an original song that I wrote and it's called Daydream. And it's kind

of evolved over the past couple years. the meaning of it for me, >> which is >> I wrote it at a time in my life when things were really beautiful and I was essentially living my daydream. I had a Major label record deal. I had a publishing deal. I had butterflies I was hatching. It was just it was magical. It was just so beautiful. And I wanted other people to be able to feel that. And so that's where it originated. And then my life flipped upside down and my mom was diagnosed with cancer and I

became her full-time caretaker. I lost my record deal during that. But I think maybe it was a bit of a blessing because it gave me some extra Time to really be there for her. >> Is she okay? >> No, she passed away. >> I'm sorry, Lily. It's okay. I really told myself I wasn't going to cry. Um, >> all right. >> Um, she was my biggest cheerleader and >> Lily, I have to ask you this. Um, are you okay to do this audition? I don't know how I'm going to be able to Make it through

a song without crying, but you know, singing was something my mom and I really connected with, and it's how I fell in love with music in the first place, her playing music in the car. So, I'm just trying to make her proud and continue to live my daydream. >> GOOD FOR YOU. OKAY. WELL, BEST OF LUCK. We're rooting for you, Lily. When we were kids in the backyard Playing astronauts and rock stars, no one told us to stop it. Called us unrealistic. And suddenly you're 18. Go to college for your plan B. What you want

is too risky. Live for weekends and whiskey. We all got these big ideas. One day they're replaced with fears. How did we get here? Darling, don't quit your day dream. It's your life that you're making. It ain't big enough if it doesn't scare the hell out of you. If it makes you nerous, it's probably worth it. Why save it for sleep when you could be living your dead dream? So scared of failure that we fail to try. Turning around before the finish line. Got to fall for a minute before you can fly. It's a day

dream. It's your life that you're making. It ain't big enough if it doesn't scare the hell out of you. If it makes you nerous, it's perfectly worth it. Or save it for sleep when you could be living your day dream. Save it for sleep when you should be living your day See, first of all, you have a a beautiful voice And uh I could feel the emotion and you know you told us a story before you sang the song about this time in your life when things were perfect and You hatched butterflies you know and

this moment right now you are that butterfly on the way. >> I think your mother is watching you tonight. the way you were like feeling what you were doing. That what it was so special about your performance. And I really enjoyed that song. >> But you you didn't put anything out when you had a deal. >> No, >> you didn't. Okay. So, you've never really tested the waters, have you? >> Mm-m. >> Okay. >> I haven't um Yeah, this was my first time putting music out and I just went for it. >> There is something

special about you. you know, everything you've been through, you told us about, you know, and I'm sure those memories came flooding back to you during that that Audition and you're thinking, I've still got to get through the song. And I know you've gone through a very difficult period. I think the fact that you've come back after what you've gone through, it says a lot about you, Lily, so good for you. >> I don't know what to say. I'm like speechless, you know? Like sometimes you have someone on the stage and you hear their voice and

just everything about you. You just light up. I see a light Around you and I don't know like immediately I fell in love with you. And for this season, season 17, I was like there's always a lot of singers on the stage and I was like, I want to give someone else a shot, but I can't help it cuz I really really like you. So I'm going to do this. I'm going to put this buzz up for you. >> Thank you. fairy tale leader of the stairwell. This is a small town for you. I think

you want to knock it out of the box. I think you're ready. >> Really? You are going straight to me now. >> What do you feel? >> I honestly I'm just what my mom has to say. >> She'd be so mad at me if I wasn't pursuing what I love. And Daydream was one of her favorite songs. So, I think She'd be really happy wherever she might be. >> Very best to look out there. Yeah. >> Onto the star. Have a chat. >> Thank you very much. >> Good luck. >> Hi. What's your name? >>

My name is Ruben Gray. >> And where are you from? I'm from Guilford. >> Nice to meet you, Reuben. >> Nice to meet you, too. >> My name's Reuben. I'm 16, and I'm a singer songwriter. I'm currently doing my GCC's at school. They're really hard. I live with my mom, dad, twin sister, my little brother, and my big sister. I started playing piano when I was seven and then writing songs when I was 10. My biggest fans would be my dad. He's heard the song that I'm going to sing, and he says he says he

likes it. That's cuz he's my dad. >> He's away working. So, can't be here Today. >> I don't I don't feel like it's right without him being here. >> He'll be rooting for you from afar. >> He used to be in the army and he did multiple tours of Afghanistan and Iraq. And now he works in the same sorts of places doing security for pipelines. He only comes back three months of the year. I'm really close to him. The first thing I'm going to do if I do well, I I'm just going to give him

a call. >> Who are you here with? >> I'm with my mom and my girlfriend. >> You? >> And who's your biggest fan? Who's your biggest supporter? >> My dad, definitely. >> Is he? >> Yeah. >> Well, more than your mom. >> Yes, I am. >> I didn't think he was here. >> You didn't know he was here? I thought He was working. >> He's gone to British now. >> He works He works away from home a lot and uh whenever I play play anywhere, he he'll always come. >> Oh, he's surprised. You surprised him.

>> All right, Reuben. Well, look, it's now a family occasion. Now, tell me what you're going to sing. >> I'm going to sing my own song called Lifeline. I wrote it about a year ago, and it's about my girlfriend. I didn't Really treat right and uh it's it's an apology really. >> Wow. >> So, did you dump her? >> Sorry. >> No, >> I don't know. >> No. Uh she dumped me. >> Okay. So, you got her back and this song is to her. >> This is to her. >> Good luck. >> Thank you very

much. Why? So, I didn't mean to bruise your heart. I'm so sorry it drove us this far apart. drowning in a sea full of tears. I thought we could have lasted for years and I still do want to live my life with you. So throw me throw me a lifine baby. Say that I'm really sorry. Pick up the phone and show me. Show me you really want me. Hold me. Love me. Need me. Don't want to make this. People change and I can try. Expectations I will defy. Girl, I'm begging on my knees. Come on.

Come on, baby. Please. So throw me, throw me a lifine, baby. See that I'm really sorry. Pick up the phone and show me, show me you really want me, Hold me, love me, need me. I don't want to make this climb. Oh my good. >> Very good. I love it. All the judges on their feet. Thank you. >> Good for you. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay, David, what a talented young man you are. I mean, Incredible to write such a beautiful song at your tender age, just sing it so beautifully and it was

incredible. Well, >> Reuben, I have so much admiration for you. You know, you're up there. You're bearing your heart and soul, and that makes you really vulnerable, and you've shared a piece of, you know, your life story with us. I'm sure your dad was proud. Well done. >> Uh, that was a great audition. Reuben, You come on and be authentic, be original, take risks. I really, really like the song. You've got a talent. You really have. >> Thank you very much. We're going to vote. David, I'm going to say yes. >> Thank you very much.

>> It's a yes for me, Reuben. I really loved the song. Definitely yes for me. >> Thank you. >> Guess what, Reuben? >> You've got four yeses. Congratulations. >> Thank you very much. >> Good luck. Good. No. >> Congratulations, guys. Well done. >> How are you doing? >> Good, good, good. Come over here. >> He's great. >> He's really cool. >> People are going to remember him. >> What an audition. Congratulations. Well done. Well done. >> And you were a bit of a surprise. You surprised us all. >> I didn't know you were here. >>

I'm his number one fan, so I couldn't miss it. >> Ow, you're >> I think this is the biggest we've had this year. >> Oh, there's more. Maybe. There's even more. Well, >> I'm really interested to know all about You. >> We are Electric Umbrella. We are a rock and roll band from Watford. So, we use music to pull communities together and to make the world a more inclusive place. >> Good. And was it your idea? >> 10 years ago, uh myself and my partner here, Mel, uh we uh we started Mel is here. Hello,

Mel. >> Hi, Simon. >> So, we met a specific group of people. When we went out and showed people who these people were, everybody got to see what they're all about. We then started introducing schools and these guys helped us to write the song that we're about to perform. >> Oh, I love that. And And what is the um what's the big dream? >> The dream is that organizations like us shouldn't have to exist. There should be A space for everybody in every part of community. Good luck. >> All right. Excellent. Right. R can go

back to that middle blip. All right. Are you okay? >> All right. Everyone set good. >> Hello, Simon. Cal, >> you good? >> Hello, everybody. >> Hello. Hello. Yes. When I came into the room, it see ready. Throw it around like confetti. If we go dancing in the rain after a hurricane of the rainbow. What? We just need some acceptance. We can find it together. You know that you can do it. You put your heart into it. I got this. YOU GOT THIS. WE ALL GOT THIS WORLD. >> They should always try to see the

people For the people they are that they are. So won't you leave me in the middle little middle little middle little middle. Maybe we all learn a little little. Never stop believing. This looks deceiving. We got to let go. We got We just need some acceptance. We can fight it together. You know that you can do it. We pour your heart into it. I got this. You got this. WE ALL GOT THIS. In a park, IN A HALL, AND A BACK AT SCHOOL, ON A PLANE OR TRAIN or seesaw. We don't want to be left

in the cold anymore. ON A SPACESHIP, LET'S FACE IT, YOUR DREAM. WE just need some We can fight it together. You know that you can do it. You put your heart into it. I got this. YOU GOT THIS. WE ALL got n. I got this. You got this. We all got this. You don't love me. It's always someone else I see. to run free. But losing everything is like the sun going down on me. >> Oh my god. So far, so inspiring. You have all my love, respect and admirations, my darling. >> So many amazing

people on this stage. Everybody can relate. Everybody felt a part of this. That's why we're so proud Of our show because everyone is welcome here. We celebrate everyone from all walks of life. This was a brilliant act and every one of you did an incredible job today. I loved it. Well done. What paws out of you as well is the friendship and the joy that's on this stage. I I felt it from every single one. And yeah, everything you stand for is just brilliant. What an amazing day for us that you came here. Thank you.

Brilliant. >> I feel a wave of goodness here. Everything about this was good. what it stands for, what you did. For me, this was like being in a movie. Yeah. >> Seriously, it was just spectacular. The only, I suppose, downside to this is I don't have any golden buzzes left. However, losing everything is like the sun going down on me. Heat. Heat. Is like the sun. >> Well done, kiddo. >> What a great thing you've done. Seriously, that was spectacular. cry. Happy tears. >> Happy tears. >> Look at him. Look at him. >> He's taking

it all home. I want it all. All of it. >> That's it. GET MORE. GET MORE. Get more. Good. >> Go and celebrate. >> Thank you so much. >> You deserve it. >> Go down on me. Only one goes down. It's always someone else I see. I just fragment of your free. I love that every single one of them had a part. >> Well done, darling. Well done. Make sure you peel out your pocket. >> You already went and done it, didn't You? Huh? >> That was amazing. >> And by the way, great people. >>

They deserve it. >> Yeah. >> Hello Hi there. >> Hi. Welcome. Who are you? >> My name is Nicolina. I'm 21 and I'm a singer songwriter. >> Wow. >> Well, you look like you're owning this Space. Have you ever done a singing competition before? >> Yeah, I was actually on American Idol in 2022 and I placed top five. >> Wow. >> Wow. What was that experience like >> on American Idol? It was a lot of covers. Yeah. >> And a lot of just other artists songs, which is always fun. But as soon as I came

home, I took the time to really Hone into what I do and start writing and start creating for myself. >> Yeah. >> And that's why I'm here. I'm just ready to share with Canada since I've grown since the American Idol experience. >> Wow. >> Well, what an experience for an 18-year-old girl. And what has been your biggest struggle in getting here to Canada's Got Talent today? >> I struggle with anxiety. So the mental Battle with myself about how much it means to me? Yeah. >> Um, does songwriting help you with some of that? >> Yeah.

Whenever I'm having kind of my moment or a little, you know, a bad day, we'll call it, I turn to writing. And I actually am going to share a song with you guys that I wrote about my story and everything that I've been through kind of put together in a little song and put out in the world. Take it away. >> I cannot wait to hear this thoughts that I can't explain. Chemicals in my brain move at a different pace and I can't keep up. The pressure is pil. >> I love the song. I love

her voice. trapped inside this head of mine that spins reality into a lie. And I don't know why I say I'mine. >> I love this. I have to go up front. Breathing but getting nowhere. I'm moving but going nowhere. But every time I get here I break through the breakdown. So when you see me crying, I want you to know I'm trying. I'm fighting surviving till I find a way out. I can't hear my break through the breakdown. So when you see me crying, I'm trying. I'm fighting surviving Till I find way. >> Thank you.

Y'all are crazy. Thank you, >> Nicolina. Your gift in this songwriting reaches out to I know so many other young people who are navigating anxiety in their own lives and even people who are older who maybe didn't have the language to identify some of their struggles before. So, I think it's really accessible, really um current, and you have such a beautiful voice. Thank you. Regardless of your age, and regardless of even why you're singing this song, emotionally, it's a really well-written song. Thank you. This is Shaniah. I'm so sorry to cut you off, but Nina,

I just have to do something for you. I got the eye. >> Thank you. I am the champion and you're going to Hear me. >> Nicolina, I know this songwriting is so therapeutic. Yes. >> And I know what it takes to overcome things that you go through in your life and then write about it. And I think every single person felt that in this room. Nicolina, you are my golden buzzer. You have just won $25,000 thanks to CIBC. Oh my gosh. One more time for Nicolina. Thank you everyone. How are you? >> I'm good. You?

>> I'm really good, thank you. What's your name? Where are you from? >> Okay, so my name is Ramon, also known as a singing binman. >> Singing binman. >> Yes. >> Nice. >> I am originally from Barbados, but I Live in great yama east of England. >> So your day job is this? >> A binman. Yes, I'm a binman. >> Okay. What's the big dream for you? >> The big dream for me is to be an entertainer. I'm always singing. >> No, I bet people love it when you show up. >> Yes, they do. >>

Do you think you can win this show? Of course. >> Well, listen. The stage is yours. Go for it. Yo, I'm a Ben man moving up a sin man. I'm the singing B man. This is what it like to be a B man. I'm a B man. B man. I'm a builder moving high in the streets on your feet. Early morning kept on my room. >> Sing it like that. >> Shut up. Wake up in the morning. You heard I'm a B man. I'm a build my moving B. Yeah. Wo wo wo. I'm a man.

I'm a m I do it all again. General or recycling man. My old mother dust is a classic but is more dramatic. This a girl say it all again. Yeah. Yeah. I'm in my I'm in my face. I love your natural groove. >> You're a massive hit. >> Whoa, Raman. It was so much fun. And you've got a real charisma, great charm. I love that. >> That was brilliant. That was just one of those auditions where I loved every second of it. I love the track. Did you make the song? >> Yes. Brilliant. I mean,

you have written other songs, right? >> Yes. >> Not just about bins, though. >> Yeah. Good. I'm going to say yes. It's >> a yes for me. >> Yes. For me. >> It's a yes for me. You got four. Yes, >> that was amazing. >> Oh my god. Do you know what? That was a really nice surprise. >> Brilliant, man. >> The judges loved it and they wanted to See more songs. You got more songs? >> By the way, that's a great little song. >> But that could be a summer hit. >> I'm a bit

man. I'm a bit man. Hi. >> What's happening? >> What's your name? >> My name is Steve Ray Latson. >> Where you from? >> Hopkins, South Carolina. >> South Carolina. >> Do you make a living making music? >> Yes, I do. >> How long have you been doing it? >> All my life, but professionally like 15 years. >> And what's the dream? >> Uh, the dream is to do my own thing. Yeah, I've been touring with a lot of professional bands and stuff, but I'm here today to bring my own genre to the world, which

is Black Grass Brother Connor. >> Oh, I like that. So, you did you create This lane? >> Yes, I did. >> So, now I can't wait. I just want to hear you play and I want to know what this sounds like. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> All right. >> All right. Here we go. Are you ready? >> Yeah. When I pull up on the scene, you hit different cuz ain't nobody whipping. How whipping. We can leave the house, bring the dog and my guitar, fill up on some diesel. Yeah, we about to take

it far. I got my pole and my tackle box for the leg. We going to be romance on the road while we headed to the show. See, I got what you need, baby. That's for sure. Now you know what? You can take a ride and we can make a big Life on the back of my truck. On the back of my Oh yeah. Here we go. Just tell me how you like it. Baby, let me know. We can roll fast or we can ride slow. You say you follow me. You heard it all before. The

seat on the river. I can let you know right now. But you can take a ride and we can make a roll down the night on the back of my truck. On the back of my truck. All the back of my truck. Sophia, >> I mean, my favorite music act of the whole season for sure. You guys were amazing. I loved it. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Um, I just have to give you the tea about Sofia. She really loved the part in the back of my truck. She was very happy with

you guys. >> Like the whole song, not only that part. >> Do you want to ride? >> But I have to say, I like seeing things that I haven't seen before, and this I haven't seen before. So slick with swagger and lyrics like I'm gonna in the back of my truck. I loved it. Brilliant. >> That young man is 100% a hit song right there. I guarantee you. Do you agree with me, Simon? >> How long have you been together as a band? >> We've been together for like maybe a Year or so. >> That's

all. Wow. >> Yeah. I asked the question because for me it felt longer. Everything was like on point. I love the song. I love you. I love the band. Seriously, this is when I love my job. I agree with Howie. I think that's a hit song. So, I'm going to start off the voting with your first guess. It's a yes. Yes. Sophia, >> I'm going to give you a yes. Simon, I think you know where we're going with this. This is four big yeses. Dra. My goodness, man. Brother, how are you feeling right now, >>

man? I feel good like James Brown. >> Ready to go get down? >> That guy was great. Oh, in the back of my truck. >> In the back of my truck. >> How you doing? >> That was awesome. Yo, what's up? My name is MB14. My real name is Muhammad. Uh, I'm 28 and I'm a singer from France. I Sorry, my phone. >> Um, sorry. Okay. >> I started singing when I was a teenager. I remember in class we had some choir lessons. Sometimes we we used to sing. I got into performing when I was

in high school. I tried a drama class and the first time I stepped on that stage, I Felt something really special and I I understood that that's where I was supposed to be. >> The ultimate dream would be Yeah. to perform in in the whole world. >> Yeah. >> And uh be a musician. >> I'm here because I remember when I was a teenager, I would spend hours and hours and days on YouTube. I used to watch the judges. I've watched a lot of performances. So, I really want to Convince them that I have uh

my place here, you know, that I deserve to be here. Today means a lot. It's something that I've been waiting for a long time. If I can have like four yeses, it would be the perfect scenario. We'll see. Finger crossed. >> Hello there. >> Hey, how are you? >> Nice to meet you. What's your name? >> My name is MB14. Nice to meet you. >> MB14. >> Yeah, MB14. Those are my initials and my favorite number. Ah, okay. >> And where are you from? >> I'm from France. >> Oh, welcome. >> Yeah. Thank you. >>

Bonjour. >> Bonjour. >> Oh, we like you. We like you a lot. Come on. Let's get you on stage. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't care about you. >> Good hat. >> Yeah. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> Hello. >> Oh, yes. Hello, too. Tell me all about you. I want to know everything. >> My name is uh MB14 and I'm French. >> Oh, and what made you come to this show in Britain? Britain Got Talent. >> The training Euro Star. >> It's been a long time that I've I've Been watching BGT, you know, and I remember

when I started watching that show, I felt a lot of inspiration and I said to myself, maybe one day I'll be on that stage. So, >> well, here you are. I thought maybe I'll be on the stage one day. >> So, what is your act based on? >> Uh, basically all you're about to hear is made uh with my voice. So, I hope you like it. >> SHOW US WHAT YOU'VE GOT. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH, ladies and gentlemen. No way. >> Is that really him doing that? Come on. Is that still him? >> Yes.

Go. That's brilliant. That is talent. You want this? YES, WONDERFUL. That was wonderful. Oh, we like him. We like him a lot. >> That is really good. Really good. Is it >> really good? >> It's really good. >> Yeah, it is. >> Wow. Wow. You make me feel mag. You make me feel ready. You make me feel like my trbled heart is a million miles away. You make me feel stars. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yes, we love it. We love it. >> Well done. Well done. That was Brilliant. I loved everything about that. You're welcome. You're

welcome. That was amazing. So good. >> Take them out. Take them out. Take them out. I'm so happy for him. >> Yeah, we like him. >> He's great. >> He's amazing. >> Literally, I was hypnotized by your music. That is the power of music that it gets you and it makes you want to Dance. It makes you happy. You did a fantastic job, Alicia. >> You are absolutely phenomenal. We've never had anyone like you on the show. I agree. >> The fact that you've got nice hair, no one cares about that today. >> I can.

You are phenomenal, my friend. It just felt cool. It felt now we've seen nothing like it. It was fantastic. >> I don't know where you've been. >> I have been in France. >> Seriously, we doesn't matter where you're from. We should have heard of you by now because this was phenomenal. I mean, seriously phenomenal. >> Yes. Yes. Look at them. They were like greyhounds out of a trap. would even have a chance to say anything. Anyway, it's so welld deserved. >> Thank you so much. >> It's one of the great great great auditions you will

never ever forget. Amazing. Must amazing. >> No, no, no. Mercy to you. >> Uh, this is amazing. Absolutely amazing. >> First, I didn't think that they would like it so much. And second, what a surprise you did to me today. I really didn't expect the golden buzzer. It's Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. >> Well done. >> You're welcome. You're very welcome. >> Thank you for your support. >> Congratulations. That was amazing. Be >> part of this adventure with you guys. >> It's an honor. Thank you for coming. >> See you in the live silly finals. >>

Hello. Hello. >> Ah, welcome. What is your name? >> My name is Dee Austin. I'm 18 years old from the Abwit First Nation in Scotchford PEI. >> Wow. >> Wow. What brings you here? I'm going to be performing an original song today about the residential school and I just Want people to heal and I want people to walk away educated about the indigenous community. >> So this sounds like something very personal to you. >> Yeah. I'm going to sing a song today called Buried Truth. I wrote it actually the inspiration came to me when I

first found out that my late great-g grandandmother attended the Indian residential school in Shubanaki. >> Oh no. Wow. >> Did you ever meet her? >> Fortunately, she passed away when I was about 3 years old. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> This is uh something that Canadians need to face and know >> and we need to hear about it more from people with direct experience. >> Best of luck, young lady. >> Thank you so much. >> Yeah. They scrubbed our skin with a wire brush. They broke the boundaries of all trust. Forget that language our

parents taught us. Cuz when they're done, you won't recognize yourself. They cut our hair. They scarred our skin. They tried to break the child within. Yeah. They cut our hair. They Scarred our skin. We heyo heyo heyo heyo. Our hearts they achar as we long for our parents loving care. No love was show. No kindness there. Only unearned shame and great tears of fear. Only unearned shame and great tears of fear. An open grave reveals a hidden past. Buried truth revealed at last. Thank you so much. Ah, Deei, you have this sweet soul, this sweet

voice, but with so much passion. You went from singing a powerful sort of pop song and then you vocally went into this Stunning native rooted vocalization. I grew up with that in my own family and I really miss it and you blended the two musical worlds so well. I wanted to say that. >> Wow. Thank you so much, Shanaya. I felt like when you were singing that I was listening to the voice and the story told by your grandmother. It seemed like beyond beyond a dream. It seemed like reality. What do you want to do?

>> I want to make my story of my people Known right across the world. That's what I want to do. That's what I want to do. >> Well, that's a tough journey and it's a long journey and you can't do it alone. You're going to need help. And I'm going to help. >> No. No. Oh my god. Someday against the wind. Katie, you are Howie's golden buzzer, Which means you're going straight through to the next round. And you just won $25,000 from CI. >> I mean, how do you feel? I don't even I don't even

know. I don't even have words. One more time for >> DACA. >> What's your name? >> Uh, my name is Bailey McConnell. >> Why do I like you already? You seem really cheeky. >> Maybe. >> How old are you? >> I'm 14. >> 14. Where are you from? >> I'm from Mil from From Milton Kees. >> So, who have you brought with you today? Uh, I've got my mom, my dad, my brother, and my nan. And then my other family and friends. >> Are you a singer songwriter? Are you doing a cover today? >> Yeah,

I'm going to sing one of my own Songs today. So, >> what's it about? >> One of my one of my close close close friends um kind of turned on me and yeah, it was just really unexpected and it really really hurt me like and um it was it wasn't a very good experience, but it's made me the person I am today. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. >> Best of luck. Thank you. Cheers. >> I thought you were my true friend. I thought you were my best friend. But I was wrong. I was so wrong.

Oh, I was so wrong. It's not going away. I don't care what you say. You left me for dead. But there was hope. There was hope. You were going in the blink of an eye. And I don't know why. Oh, I did nothing Wrong. I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. You left me turned and you left me broke. You left me caught in this dying home. He left me for dead. But there was hope. There was hope. There was hope. There was there was hope. Thank you so much. Wow. Thank you, Bailey. Amanda,

um, that was incredible. The words, I know, mean so much to you and it must have been so awful for you to have to learn such a tough lesson at such a young age, but you know, it's a cliche, but it'll only make you stronger and tougher and better and in your case, even more talented. >> Congratulations. It was an amazing audition. >> Oh, thank you, >> David. Well, I mean, Bailey, I mean, what is there not to like about you? I mean, you got a fantastic voice. You play beautifully and you can write really

incredible songs. >> Thank you. >> Often the best singer songwriters go through something really tough and they turn it into something beautiful and we can all unite because we've all had some experience like that. >> Yeah. >> For example, the person you love is having a baby with someone else. I get it. I get it. >> Yeah. >> I get it. I get it. >> You're 14 years old, but I honestly feel like I'm looking at a little star. and you've got just bundles of potential and I just think you're amazing. >> There's times like

this when I wish I was Simon Cow because if I had a record Label I'd sign you. >> Let's take a vote. >> I'm going to kick this off with a yes. >> Thank you. >> David, >> easiest yes today. Well done, Bailey. >> And it's a yes for me. So three yes. >> Oh, thank you. Thank you. I went with my granddad the other day to see one of his friends who just celebrated his 90th birthday. And even though he's blind, he's always wanted to Do a charity parachute jump. So his family arranged Vid

to do one on his birthday. So I said, "How'd it go?" And he said, "Oh, it was great, but me guy dog was absolutely terrified. Now, just I'm just going to throw a disclaimer out there. If I do get too energetic, please stop me. I want to keep my benefits. Otherwise, how would I heat the jacuzzi? I'm joking. I'm joking. It's a pool. You made the entire place go insane. >> SAYING THAT SINGING OUT. >> Please listen to my passion. Although it may not be in fashion. I cannot sing it. You might laugh. I cannot

dance. You'd say that I stared. But I am seven and I want these animals to last. >> And you're from Spain. They said they're from Spain. Listen. >> Well, I'm from Mexico. >> Oh, thank you. >> Big mouth. >> DOES HE LIVE HERE? >> NO, HE'S FROM SPAIN. >> HE'S NOT from Spain. He's from Mexico. Is that right? >> Yes, I live in Mexico. >> Just You know what? Ignore him, guys. >> Why are you on Britain's Got Talent? Why did you come? >> Well, I had a local competition and I ended up winning it.

>> Oh. And then after that, everyone was nagging me to go on Britain's Got Talent. So after a while, I thought, all right, for goodness sake, I'll go on. >> Oh, DONZ, YOU HAVE DONE ME SO PROUD TONIGHT. AND MY GOODNESS, DID WE NEED THAT TONIGHT. WE NEEDED SOMETHING THAT JOYOUS and magical. WE NEED AS A NATION. And I think people at home are going to pick up their phones and vote for you. And fingers CROSSED, WE'RE GOING TO SEE YOU ON THE FINAL ON SUNDAY. >> You have wonderful control over your Dogs >> more

than my husband. My husband is my only failure. >> He was very stylish and very cool. They're very talented dogs. I really like you, Dano. >> Oh, Edward, I love you. What do YOU THINK? THIS IS LIKE MY FAVORITE thing of all time, I have to say. And you know, we always say this show could change your life. This show could give you the money to buy some socks. >> He doesn't do socks. >> Hi, how are you? >> What's your name? >> Okay. Good luck. >> I'm slightly nervous today because um as I was

setting up the keyboard, I noticed that David's got the same tie as my ex-boyfriend and Dave was was actually the name of my my ex-boyfriend. No, not not no not my ex-boyfriend. My my next um Thank you. Just just trying to connect who you know. >> But who inspires you then as a dancer? my mom >> because she was a dancer and she just gives me that fire and that passion to go out and do it. So >> I love it. >> Professional. >> Professional. Yeah. Yeah. I think she did some stuff on Top of

the Pots as a choreographer >> one time. I don't know. >> You never seen Top of the Pots? >> No. >> Oh, Lord have mercy. I feel >> I'm 19. >> Well, you can Google it. >> I mean, apart from me, Dad, who are you here with today? >> My brother is actually backstage. He's going to be performing after me. >> After you? >> Yeah. So, is there kind of like a Rivalry here? >> Uh, a little bit. >> Hello. Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. >> Thank you. >> My name is Alicia Dixon. >> I'm

Amanda. So, we're here to be >> We care about the contestants, which is why we're sat here. >> Yeah. >> Have you sung all your life? >> Have you sung all your life, Ted? >> Have you sung all your life? >> Uh, I started when the war ended. >> I'm thinking that you're retired now. I'm tired. You're retired. Retired. Heat. Heat.