They Walked On Stage… And Gave One Of The Most SHOW-STEALING Performances EVER!

How are you? I'm good. How about you? >> Good. Good. What's your name? Samiz. Samiz. If you were to win, what would you do with your $5 million? I would invest it into my career becoming the megastar that I want to be. Really? So, you really you're committed. You really believe that you have what it takes? Oh, yes, sir. This is my life. Good luck. I [screaming] don't know what you're doing to me, baby. >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> I came [music] home last night. What do I make of you, baby? You, the baby. >>

[music] [cheering] >> You, the baby. >> [screaming] [music] >> Give it to the baby. Give it to the baby. >> [cheering] [music] >> That perfect storm. >> [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] >> I can't take much more. I'm about to burst it, baby. >> [music] >> I'm about to burst it, baby. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. Um Cheryl. >> [cheering] >> That was one of those where I was like, do I absolutely love this and think it's genius or is this kind of weird? And I I Don't I don't really know what what the answer

is. >> [cheering] >> Simon, what do you think? Well, you've obviously a fan of Prince. Yes, I am. I am. >> Most of it was very copycat. Um but there is something kind of fascinating about you. Paula, [cheering] what do you think? It is rare to have someone commit To taking a stage and and giving that kind of energy, but it's not original enough. Okay, LA, yes or no? Uh I will have to say no based on originality. >> [applause] >> Cheryl. >> [cheering] >> For everything you just did, I would have to say yes.

>> [music] >> Paula. I'm willing to see what you have. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. And Simon. You are talented, but you are deluded. Uh but I'm going to say yes. >> [cheering] >> Thank you so much. You've all done great. Congratulations. >> [music] [music] >> Hello you. How are you? Very well, thank You. Okay. What's your name? My name's Jamie Arthur, but everyone knows me as Jamie Afro. And how old are you, James? I'm 33. All right. What do you do? Um I'm a musician. I I play at really small places and I wanted

to play to a bigger crowd. >> [applause] >> And before that? Before that, I was just uh working bars and stuff like that. Why hasn't it worked out for you so far? Because I'm a musician, I'm not a Businessman, and I just have no idea how to get into the music business. >> All right, James. What are you going to sing? I'm going to sing Sex on Fire by the Kings of Leon. >> [applause] >> Well, look. Just relax yourself for a minute, okay? Ready when you are. >> [music] [music] >> Well, lay where you're

laying. Well, don't make [music and singing] a sound. Because I know that they're watching. Yes, they're watching. >> [music] >> With all the emotion. >> [singing] >> Can all the giddy little play. Well, [music] they have people [singing] talking. Yeah, they're talking. [music] I said a one, two, three, and Your sex is on fire. >> [music] >> I said, whoa. You know you [screaming] have a fever. >> [music] >> Well, a rattling bone. Well, I could just taste it. Well, just taste it. >> [music] >> Well, it's not forever. Well, it's just for tonight. Do

you know what? I think we're [music] the greatest. We're the greatest. One, two, >> [music] >> three, and >> [cheering] >> Your sex [music] is on fire. You know whoa. >> [music] >> Here we go. One, two, one [screaming] sex. >> [music] >> Yeah, your sex [music] is on fire. Say hello to the old time and count it singing [music] along. Well, I can't say no. >> [music] >> But what's to transpire? >> [music] >> You know whoa. >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Okay. Cheryl. Wow. You had Mayce singing along, dancing along. Natural born entertainer. >>

[cheering] [music] >> Danny. Thank you for coming [music] to the Audition. >> [cheering] >> To see someone who loves performing so Thank you so much. >> [cheering and music] >> That was brilliant. James, you love performing, you love that stage. The audience [music] love you. Thank [applause] you very much. And we haven't had many singers like you on X Factor before. I think [music] you're great. Thank you very much. Wow. Uh You know what I like about you, James? You're fearless. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. All right. [music] And you know how to perform. You've

got this lot on your side within 10 seconds. >> [cheering and music] >> We're going to vote on this now. Louis, [music] yes or no? James, you stand out from the crowd 150% yes. >> [music] >> Yes, please. Thank you so much. >> [music] >> This is really exciting now. Thank you. Yes from me. >> [cheering and screaming] [music] >> Cheryl. Hi, Georgia. Hi. >> How are you? Good. I'm good. Good. Nice to meet you. Are these your moms? >> Hello. How are you? Good. How are you? Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. Yeah. What are

you doing for us? Um I'm going to sing. My name is Georgia Borg. I'm 10 years old and I'm from [music] Malta. I live with my mom, my other mom, and my three cats and two dogs. >> [laughter] >> Well, I started singing when [music] I was 5 years old. I sing everywhere around the house. My mom gets very annoyed sometimes. She was the loudest baby in hospital crying and she hasn't quietened down since then. Today I'm singing a song that's I wrote [music] called 10. >> [laughter] >> You've written lots of songs. Yeah, but

some of them are just not good. Okay. You're very honest. >> she's honest. I've always watched Britain's Got Talent on YouTube. I'm really excited to see Alesha Dixon because she's like a boss. She's the queen. My dream would be to be famous. I want to reach the notes like Mariah Carey. >> [laughter] >> I can't do it yet, but I think I will soon. It's all yours. Straight onto the star. Good luck. >> [music] >> What's your name, darling? Georgia Borg. Where are you from, Georgia Borg? I'm from Malta. Oh. Fantastic. How old are you?

Um 10. 10? Yeah. >> Gosh, you look so much older than that. You're talking Thank you. And when you woke up this morning, how did you feel? Oh my god, I'm going to go to Britain's Got Talent. >> [laughter] >> And are you singing? Yes, I'm going to sing. And is this the biggest audience that you've ever performed in front of? Yes, definitely. >> [laughter] >> All right, darling. What's the song that you would like to sing today? >> Um, it's 10. It's an original song. And you wrote that? >> Yes. Okay, what's it about?

It's about Like how some adults they don't hear what their kids say. Like they just leave them hanging around, whatever. You don't care. But your parents listen to you, right? >> Yeah, my parents >> This has nothing to do with them. >> Yeah, no, it's not. Okay. Brilliant. All right, darling. Good luck. Thank you. >> [applause] >> When I speak, Do you even hear what I say? Or does it not matter in that way? Cuz I'm 10. Or just because I'm young, it doesn't mean I don't mean what I say. It hurts when you look

the other way. Hear my heart. Hear my heart. Hear my thunder. My heart is beating louder, louder. Louder. Are you hearing Me? I want you to hear me. I think you don't see me. You look at me, but see right through me. Will you ever leave? Will you ever leave me? >> [music] >> I just want to be I just want to be safe. >> [cheering] >> See what I'm only 10. She's only 10. I still need you to [singing] feel me. I need you to protect me. I need you to guide me. >> [screaming]

[music] [singing] >> Hey, >> [cheering] >> you look at me, but see right through me. >> [music and singing] >> Will you ever leave? Will you ever I just want to be [music] I just want to be safe. What? >> [music and cheering] [cheering and music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] >> Diamond. Oh, I just knew when I woke up this morning this is going to be a great day. I could feel it. [cheering] I have a son who's five, trust me. I listen to him, not the other way around. I learn a lot more from

him than other people. >> [music] >> Um, so I get it. And it was amazing. >> [music] >> I cannot believe you are 10 years old. Thank you. >> [cheering] >> I was barely out of nappies when I was 10 years old. I mean, just everything. Your >> in for love. >> [music] >> I want you to hold me down. I want [music] you to be loved. And I want you to >> [music] >> reach out. I came in for love. >> [screaming] >> I came in for >> [music and cheering] >> I came in

for I want you to hold me down. I want you to be loved. >> [cheering] >> I want you to reach out. >> [applause and music] >> I came in for love. >> [screaming] [cheering] >> I came in for love. And I want you Too good. It takes a lot to really, really [music] move me, and you floored me. Like Absolutely floored >> [cheering] >> you. Your vocal capability, your lyrical capability, you are 10 years old. This is unbelievable. You are a star. You have the best personality [music] as well. I love everything about you.

Congratulations. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. >> [music] [applause] >> Oh, Georgia. Hello. >> [cheering] >> Hello. I'm so excited to meet you. My gosh, that's a big guitar. Yep. Yep. Yep. Okay, what >> of me. >> [laughter] >> What's your name, please? >> My name is Baymac Fregalette. Say it Again. Baymac Fregalette. >> [cheering] >> What great name. That's really cool. How old are you? I'm 10 years old. Baby. And where are you from? I'm from New York City. Okay. >> [cheering] >> I'm guessing you're going to play guitar. Yep. How long have you been

doing this for? I was 5 years old and I was obsessed with Slash. So I wanted to Learn how to play, so I asked my mom for lessons. Brilliant. Okay. And who are you here with? What? Who are you here with? I'm here with my mom and my dad. They're my biggest supporters. They're kind of like my roadie. They're my roadies. How did you feel when you woke up this morning and it was like, "Oh my god, it's audition day."? I was like >> [laughter] >> But kind of good nerves, right? Yeah, I'm very nervous,

but >> No, no, no. If you're not nervous, that means you're not alive. So being nervous is a good thing. I'm always nervous. All right, I'm not going to ask any more questions. So best of luck. Thank you. >> [cheering] >> Let's go, baby. Step back. You want to put the camera up here. There we go. So funny. With Eric, he's like he's a really good drummer, and I keep saying to him So he plays with the drummer. I go, "Right, you're coming on the show." He goes, "No." I said, "But why?" No. >> [laughter]

[music] >> He's 10? That's crazy. >> [music] [screaming] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [screaming] [cheering] [cheering] >> Thank you. Thank you. There you go. >> [cheering] >> There you go. Mel. I think Lenny Kravitz would be I'm proud Of you. >> Yeah. Literally. >> so much. >> [cheering] >> And you got so into it and did all those riffs. [music] I felt it. I really like that bit. I did. >> [music] [cheering] >> No question. I don't have to say anything. This [music] audience just said

it. You are amazing. You are Memorable. You're a rock star. You're like a rock star. You really are. Thank you. >> [music] >> I think that you're one of the coolest kid I have ever met >> [cheering] >> at 10 years old. You are a little mini tiny little superstar. Thank you so much. [music] I really can kind of relate to that. I Was talking a second ago [music] that my son Eric, he's just learned how to play drums. And I'm kind of thinking, gosh, you know what? It's [music] such must be the best feeling

in the world for you and your mom and dad right now. Just to be there after that because you you're so good. Thank you so much. You really are. And you're and importantly, you're having the best time you you've ever had, aren't you? Yep. Yep, I can tell. I can tell. If you're having fun, we're having fun. Right, how are you? Yes or no? Yes. >> [cheering] >> No. Yes, yes. Three yeses. >> [music] [cheering] >> What do you think? That's unanimous. That's four yeses. >> [cheering] [music] >> Thank you. >> [music] >> Are you

ready for him for that? Are you ready for your life to change? >> [cheering] >> Hi everyone. Hello. What's your name? I'm Nykira. Hello everyone. >> Hello. Where are you from, Nykira? I'm from Northwest London. >> [cheering] >> Who have you brought with you? Anyone? My mother. Where is she? There she is. There she is. >> [cheering] >> Hey mama. Is she your greatest supporter? Yes, along with my dad, my brother, my whole family. They've always been a big support system for me, so. Amazing. Amazing. Good luck, Nykira. >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Oh, she's a

good one. Come on. I don't really need to look [music] very much further. I don't want to have to go where you don't follow. I won't hold it back again. >> [music] >> This passion inside, I can't run from myself. There's nowhere [music] to hide. >> [screaming] >> But don't make me cry for you. I don't want to hurt anymore. Stay in my arms if you dare. I must >> [music] >> imagine you there. Don't walk away from me now. I have nothing, nothing, Nothing. Don't make me cry >> [cheering] >> I don't want to

hurt anymore. >> [music] >> Stay in my arms if you dare. I must >> [screaming] [music] >> imagine you there. Don't walk away from me Don't walk away from me. Don't >> [music] >> you dare walk away from me. I have nothing, nothing, nothing. >> [singing] >> It's [cheering] all for you. It's all for you. For you. I hope it's all you. >> [music] [cheering] >> I hope it's all >> [music] >> you. Oh my goodness, Nykira. Amazing voice, great pitch, great energy. You smashed that. Kaiser, what did you think? Honestly, I love that song.

You were unbelievable. It was I felt all the emotions in me. Just overwhelming and uh breathtaking. Alesha. >> [cheering] >> It went from strength to strength. My goodness, you can sing. By the time you got to the end of the song, you were on fire. Loved it. >> [cheering] >> Sometimes with that song, it's like British artists trying to impersonate Americans. But actually, you didn't do that. >> [music] >> I hate that expression you made it your own, but But you did. But you did. Uh yeah, you made it your version. >> [cheering] >> Let's

take a vote, shall we? Kaiser. The easiest yes of tonight. A huge yes from me. A yes from me. Four yeses. >> [music and cheering] >> Hello. Family over here. Hello. Hello. Yeah, who are you? Uh Wayne Woodward from Sutton in Surrey. >> [cheering] >> Is Danny Dyer from your area? Nah, nah, nah. >> You sound exactly the same. >> Nah, nah, he sounds like me. He sounds like you. [laughter] You two look lovely, by the way. Thank you, Wayne. That's all right. How old are you? Uh I'm 20. And [cheering] um do you have

a job? Uh I do here and there. Do bits here and there. Do a bit of building, this that and the other. And I sing in bars and restaurants and weddings and clubs and things like that. So, I do, you know, I do my bit. >> you give your mom a bit of money each week? >> I do. Do I, mom? She's going to laugh. No, you bloody don't. >> [laughter] >> My name's Wayne. I'm 20 years old. I'm from Sutton in Surrey and I like to sing. I've got a lot of family here today

with me. I know my mom and dad are rooting for me. You're an absolute angel and we love you dearly. I got three older sisters. I'm the youngest. I'm a bit of a daddy's Boy. Dad's my hero. He got me singing. I sing with him every night. He does a cracking Barry Manilow. I'm telling you, he should be on that stage and all. Just hold it like normal, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, but I like holding it like that. Well, don't. My big dream is to make it in the industry. I try I don't

get a lot of luck. It started with about the age of six. Uh yeah, I owned a pub. Um I used to do a bit of entertaining [music] for The locals. I wasn't very good. They didn't really want to hear me. Because it was dad's pub, he used to tell me to do it. >> [laughter] >> Just get out there and enjoy yourself. I will. I will. [music] Dad's big in my life. And yeah, that's me. Sorry about that. Uh listen, babe. I'll ring you back. I'm on telly. Ta-da. Who was that? Uh that was

uh uh I'd say girlfriend. It's a bit early doors, yeah. Don't tell her I said that, yeah. Do you know what I mean? >> [music] >> What do you want from life? I want to sing the rest of my life and I don't want to do nothing else. [cheering] Wayne, good luck. >> [bell] >> Someday >> [music] >> when I'm awfully low I always like to think of that. and the world is cold [music and singing] I will feel a glow just thinking of you and just the >> [music] >> way you look tonight. >>

[music] >> Yes, you're lovely [singing] With your smile so warm and your cheeks so [singing] soft >> [music] >> there is nothing for me but to love you just the [music] way you look tonight. >> [music] >> With each word your tenderness grows tearing my fear apart >> [singing] >> and that laugh That crinkles [music and singing] your nose it's an infectious >> [music and singing] >> foolish odds. Lovely. >> [singing] [cheering and music] >> And don't you ever change. Keep that breathless [music and singing] charm. Won't you please arrange it? Cuz I love >>

[music] >> you and just [singing] the way you look tonight. >> [music and cheering] >> Just the way you look tonight, [music and singing] tonight. >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] >> Alesha, Wayne. You've just got effortless charm. >> [cheering] >> That was a great audition. Well done. I was not expecting this voice to come out because your speaking voice is so different. >> Thank you. >> I just felt we're going to go from Sutton to Las Vegas. >> [cheering] [music] >> Everything is great, but for me it's you. I just like you. I

think you're just brilliant. [cheering] Thank you so much. >> [music] >> Simon Cowell. Wayne, I think there were points in the song where you kind of lost your way. >> [music] >> But, I am loving it. Thank you, Simon. Thank you, Simon. >> [cheering] >> And we're going to take the vote, Wayne. Okay. I love you, Wayne. I'm going to say yes. >> I love you, too. Alesha, it's a yes for me. Thank you, Alesha. >> [cheering] >> It's a yes for me, Wayne. Thank you, Amanda. Wayne Woodward, >> [applause] >> four yeses from the

judges. >> [music] [music] [music] >> See you later, guys. >> [music] [applause] >> Ah, you're so tall. Hello there. How are you? I'm working for you. Yeah, good. Thank you. I was happy to meet you. I've been seeing you on the TV. Oh, nice to meet you. How are you, guys? >> [cheering] >> Hi, Simon. How are you doing? We are good. We are so excited. So, tell everybody where you're from and what brings you to Britain's Got Talent Today. >> Okay. Um we are from Uganda, Kampala, Africa. So, we are going to dance for

you guys and for you judges. Yes. Oh, thank >> [cheering] >> you. And have you brought anyone with you? Mr. Kavuma Dauda. >> there? Yes. >> say hi? Can we say hi? >> Yeah, go on. Please do. Hi. >> [cheering] >> Oh, welcome to the show. >> Thank you so much. >> Tell us a little bit about this group. I have 30 kids that I'm taking care of. Some are orphans. We are using music, dance, and drama to make lives better. Oh my god, it's amazing. >> Bless you, darling. That's incredible. Ghetto Kids is [music]

like an orphanage in Uganda. We are 30 kids living in one House. We are one big family. Before, I was living on the streets of Kampala. Being [music] part of the Ghetto Kids has given me a lot of opportunities. They feed me. I go to school. They buy me clothes. If this one is sad, we all be sad. If we are happy, we all be happy. >> [music] [music] >> Mr. Kavuma Dauda, we call him dad. He's not our real father, but he's the one Who takes care of all of us. Ghetto Kids is all

about making their lives better through paying their school fees, feeding, hospital bills, all the basic needs that a child wants. My dream is to build a very big home and help many kids as I can. >> [music] >> It's a happy place because it's all about making lives better >> [music] >> through dance. Because of him, that's Why we go to school. That's why we are healthy. Because of him, that's why we are here. [music] It's the first time for the kids to be in London and they are so excited. >> What do you think

London's like? London is cold. It's freezing. >> [music] >> I'll be so proud to watch all of them perform tonight. >> Because of dance, [music] we are here. We can't wait. We are so happy. We are so excited. [music] Well, we're all rooting for you and the stage is yours. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Oh, look. Look. Oh. >> [cheering] >> We are the Ghetto Kids from the Pearl of Africa, Uganda. Yeah. Oh. Oh. >> [cheering] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [screaming] [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] [cheering] [music]

[music] [music] [screaming] [music] [cheering] >> I love it. >> [music] [cheering] [screaming] [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] >> Oh. Oh. >> [cheering and music] [cheering] [music] [screaming] [music] >> Come on. Get it. >> [cheering] [music] [music] >> Go. Go. Go. Go. Oh. We've never had that before. >> [music] [cheering] >> Look at this. Oh. Oh, yeah. Come on. Yes. Show it to me. Yeah. >> [cheering] >> Oh. Oh. >> [music] [cheering] >> Oh. Amazing. 100% deserved. That's never actually happened. Normally the golden buzzer is pressed afterwards. >> Oh, and I got it wrong. >> [laughter]

>> Yeah, someone didn't explain the rules of Britain's Got Talent to him. He gave you the golden buzzer and you performed with the confetti. It was magical. >> [cheering] >> And by the way, who's this little one? My name is Josephine. >> [cheering] >> Hello, Josephine. How old are you, Josephine? 5 years. >> [cheering] >> I just want to say, you're absolute superstars, every single one of you. What you're doing is absolutely incredible, and we are honored that you have come to Britain's Got Talent. You've lit up the stage, and the energy in the room

and joy is incredible. Thank you. >> [cheering] >> Thank you so much. Your talent is unbelievable. >> felt to me like you really raised the bar on Britain's Got Talent, so well done. I was literally exploding. I'm telling you, you should be proud of yourself. I can't wait to see you back. That's all I can say. >> [cheering] >> I think it's incredible that you're so Young, you've flown all the way, and no fear. This is an audition we're going to remember, and it was brilliant. That's what the show is all about, and that's [music]

what the golden buzzer's for. >> [music] >> They just want somebody to love. Is that you guys? >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Everyone needs to be loved, and this is the message that this choir is trying to to give to the world. >> [music] [singing] >> Our choir consists of 20 nationalities. We have lawyers, policemen, nurses. It's a family affair. >> [music] >> Just put your heart into it, like you always do. We're a family, you know, we we can do this. >> [music] >> I think that the judges can expect a lot of energy, a

lot of power, And a lot of love. It's all yours. Good luck. Have fun. If we got the opportunity to perform before the royal family, that's an opportunity of a lifetime. Oh, come on. What's up with them in there? >> [music] >> You know, I'm still dying for a choir to come out and do what they do in Sister Act, and like really go for it. It's got to hurt. Um and welcome. Thank you. Uh and your name is? We are the 100 Voices of Gospel. And is it your choir? Well, actually, some say yes.

Uh I don't own them. You're the boss. Sort of. On On the stage, I'm the boss. Okay. And where are you all from? Actually, we are 20-plus nationalities. Nice. >> Mhm. Okay, so we're from all over. Uh are you all just here American? Yes, I'm American. We've got some English people in our choir as well. Oh, that's good. Can you hold your hands up? There you are. Well, I think we're the only ones. Well, I I only saw one hand. >> You saw one hand. The other two, they were not able to be with us.

>> Of course. Hang on. They live in England. Why couldn't they come? Well, listen, welcome, everyone. Thank You. >> Really good luck. Over to you as well. This little light of [singing] mine, I'm [screaming] going to let it shine. This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine. Everywhere I go, I'm going to let it shine. Let it shine. Let it shine. Let it shine. >> [screaming] >> Okay. Let's go. >> [music] [music] >> I like this already. I like this already. >> [screaming] [music] [screaming] [music] [music] [music] [screaming] [music] [music] >> So

good. So good. >> [music] [music] >> I'm sorry, you beat me to it. I knew you were going to. I knew that was my buzzer. That is so annoying. I wanted you to be my buzzer. I'm so irritated that this one got to that buzzer before me. The thing is, you just got to act quick, and if you snooze, you lose. >> [music] >> I think this choir is incredible. Honestly, I feel elated. I felt so happy I couldn't get it out [music] of me quick enough. I just feel on a on an incredible high.

I just wish I could be up there with you, clapping and singing. >> [music] >> There are literally no words that I can actually use right now to describe that feeling that you gave everyone in this room. It is so powerful. Everything about you, everything you represent is my idea of heaven, and I am honestly so proud to have pressed the golden buzzer for an act that I believe Britain's Got Talent need, and you have just blown the roof off. You're Absolutely amazing. >> [music and singing] [cheering] >> Uh hello, sir. Hello. Uh what's your

name? My name is Olly. What is your big dream? Um to be a pop star, and be famous, and sell records, and be an international superstar. >> Got it. Got it. Okay, well, this is your chance. >> [cheering] [applause] [music] [music] >> Very superstitious, and the writing's on the wall. >> [music] >> I'm very superstitious, and the ladder's about to fall. >> [music] >> And 13 months of baby, from her broken looking glass. And 7 [music] years of bad luck, And all the good things in the past. >> [music] >> Oh, you buy living things

that you don't understand, [music] but they suffer. Superstition ain't the way. [singing] Hey, come on. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Don't get me in your daydreams. [music] You got to keep me going strong. Guess you [music] don't want to save me. I'll be your satisfied song. Oh, when you buy [music] living things huh that you don't understand, but they suffer. >> [music] >> Superstition ain't the way. Hey, come on. >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> Wow. >> [cheering] >> You've got [cheering] some soul in your voice, haven't you, Ollie? Very impressive. >> Thank you. Yes.

Loved the moves. I loved everything about it. I think you're a natural born entertainer. Thank you. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. You have the whole package. You're a superstar. Simon? [cheering] Thank you. Uh Ollie, I've got to tell you, I really, really like you. Cheers, Simon. And you know what? You're very, very, very cool. Thank [cheering] you, man. I can't believe it. Thank you, Simon. Hey, you're a natural performer. Thank you. [cheering] Free free pass. Now we're going to vote. Simon, yes or no? Got to tell you, Ollie. This is the easiest yes I've ever

given. Oh, thank you. >> [cheering] >> Cheers, Simon. Mel B, yes or no? Without question, yes. >> [music] >> Dannii? Say everyone in the room, 2,000, yes or no? >> [cheering] >> Cheers, Simon. >> [music] >> You've got four [cheering] yeses. Thank you, everyone. Thank you. >> [music] >> Okay, go out there and show them what you got, okay? [music] Thank you so much. >> [music] [cheering] [applause] >> Hey, everyone. Hey. Hello. How are you? I'm good. How are You? Oh my gosh. Uh let me just say I love you and I watch your Modern

Family. I just adore you. Thank you so much. I am so happy that you're here. You look nervous. How old are you? I'm 10 years old. >> What? 10? Oh my god. >> Of course you have to be nervous. And where are you from? I'm from Toronto, Canada. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> So, what are you going to do today? Today I'm going to sing Shallow by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. >> Oh, wow. What are your thoughts of what you're going to do you win the million dollars? I really want to give my dog, whose

name is Happy, a little girlfriend. Your dog's called Happy? What a great name. >> It's a great name. What sort of dog is he? Uh he's a Morkie. Half Maltese, half Yorkie. I love that. Okay, good luck. Let's let's hear you. Okay, thank you. She's [screaming] very sweet. Sorry. Wow, you're so nervous, though. Oh my gosh. Ooh. Do you want some water? Thank you. >> [screaming] >> Go on. Let me give you a little water. Would you? They've got tiny shoes. >> [screaming] >> She's 10. I have a 10-year-old. She would [screaming] never get on

that stage. >> No. >> [singing] [music] [singing and music] [singing and music] >> hardcore. I'm falling. And all the good [singing] times I found myself [music] longing >> Just shut your eyes. for change. [singing] And all the bad [music] times I hear Myself I'm off the deep [singing] end. >> [music and screaming] >> Watch >> [cheering] >> me dive into the surface [music] where they cannot hurt us. We're far from the shallow now. I'm holding >> [music] [singing] [music] [music] >> I'm off the deep end. >> [music] >> Watch me dive >> [cheering] [music] >>

into the surface where they cannot hurt us. We're far [music] from the shallow now. I'm in the shallow. >> [music] >> I'm in the shallow shallow. >> [singing] >> I'm in the shallow [music] shallow. We're far from the >> [music and singing] >> shallow now. >> [screaming] >> Wow. >> [screaming] >> You've got to be so proud. Simon, you've got to be so proud. Bravo. >> [screaming] >> I mean, it's amazing. It's amazing what you [cheering] just did. >> It's so beautiful. >> [screaming] >> Your talent is unbelievable. Your age is unbelievable. This moment is

unbelievable. >> [screaming] >> That wasn't a new signal, was it? No. It wasn't someone behind you. Like Lady Gaga. It was me. It really was you. You know what? You [screaming] are you are so likable, so humble bearing in mind you've got this You must have great friends. Yeah. Great parents. But sometimes I do get bullied, so >> Do you? Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, you know, we hear this unfortunately a lot, but There's one way you you win over bullies. It's by being happy and successful. You know that. Bullies are always dragging you. about talented

people. So, in a weird way, it's a compliment and it shows your strength that you've come all the way from Canada to be here and we are honored to have you as our guest. It was always my dream to be on AGT, you Know. Sorry, that's coming true. It was amazing. It was breathtaking. You're 10 years old. That's impossible to sing like that at 10 years old. And you know what? Let's see who is going to bully you after this. >> [music] >> And for this last little boy from Swansea, [music] he hopes the judges

will keep his dream of being a singer very much alive. How Are you? Good, thank you. What's your name? I'm Shaheen. Shaheen? Hi, Shaheen. Nice to meet you. My name's Shaheen Jafargholi. I just turned 12 last week. I live in Swansea with my mum and my cat, and I'm going to be singing today. Shaheen's here with his single mum, [music] Karen, who's also his biggest fan. They both hope that the song he's prepared will blow the judges away. Well, I'm singing Valerie today by Amy Winehouse, and I'm just singing it Because it's one of my

favorite songs to sing. I sing it in different family occasions >> [music] >> for like weddings and parties and different things. And my granddad really loves the song, so whenever I sing it makes him happy. So, it's a big day for you today? Yep. This could be the big break. Exactly. The first day of the rest of your life. Is this mom? Hi, mom. He's not worried. He's [music] not worried. So, let's see if this little boy can make his and his mom's dreams come true. Hello. My name's Shaheen Jafargholi. Okay. What are you going

to sing? I'm going to sing Valerie by Amy Winehouse. Are you? >> [cheering] >> Okay. Good luck. >> [applause] [music] >> Well, sometimes I go out by myself and I >> [music] >> walk across the water. And I think of all the things I want to do, [music] and in my head I'm painting a picture. >> [music] [cheering] [music] >> You got this really wrong. What do you sing apart from that? >> [music] >> Who's Loving You by Michael Jackson. You want to give that a go? Okay. >> [music] [music] [music] >> When Wow. I

tell you I treat you like a toy. >> [screaming] [cheering] >> You're wrong, my dear. And you'll see since you went away. What a song. What a song. [cheering] Don't you know I sit around with my head hanging down. >> [music] >> And I wonder Who [cheering] is loving you. All my life all my life I loved you only way. >> [cheering] >> Come on and take it back. Come on and take it back. >> [music] [cheering] [screaming] >> That was amazing. And I wonder who is Hello. Singing you. >> [screaming] >> Who is loving

>> [cheering] >> you? >> [music] [cheering] >> Wow. Okay. Simon. Uh this is how one song can change your life. >> [cheering] >> And this may [music] be the start of something special for you, young man. Who is? Shaheen. Wow. You have just shown that [music] Wales has got talent. >> [applause] >> It doesn't happen to me very often, but I get I do the goosebumps [music] test. I got it with Paul Potts. I got it with George Sampson. And I got it with you. >> [cheering] [music and screaming] >> Here's yes or no. A

definite yes from me, James. >> [cheering and music] >> Oh, it's a no-brainer. Yes. >> [cheering and music] >> Shaheen. I know. I'm shaking. I'm really Nervous. Shaheen. >> [music and singing] >> You just got three very large yeses. >> [music] [music] [singing] [music] >> Laughing. Laughing. Well done. Well done. That was amazing. That's a really hard song to sing. I mean, really Hard. >> What did it feel like at the end that everybody stood up? The three judges were on their feet. It was amazing. I never knew I could make somebody do that. It's

just ah I can't describe it. Words can't describe it. It was really good. Hi, my lovely. Hi. Welcome to America's Got Talent. How are you? Um a little bit nervous. That's okay to Be nervous. It's totally understandable. What's your name? Courtney. And how old are you? 13. 13. Um what's your favorite subject in school? Music. What kind of music? I don't know. You're very sweet. And I'm guessing you're going to be singing for us? Yeah. Listen, don't be nervous. I know this is a big stage and there's lots of people here, but you're here for

a reason. So, Go for it and good luck. Thank you. >> [music] >> Hey, [music] you. Where you at? I'm the girl the same one that kicked [music] you once or twice, but you got to crawl back to me. And I said I got some good old loving and I got [music and singing] Some in store. When I get through with all of it, you got to come [music] back for more. Oh, I think I'm a dime and you're a >> [screaming] >> Pretty little thing, let me light your candle cuz mama I'm so hot

to handle now, get up. >> [music] [screaming] >> Hey. I got some big dollars in my pocket [music] and I'm a girl with big hips. Oh, no. You got to know I'm a girl that can love you better than all. Take my hand. [music] Don't be afraid of what I say. Every word I say. I'm the type of girl that Will play so hard with me. Oh, I think I'm a dime and you're Pretty little thing, let me light your candle cuz mama I'm so hot to handle now, get up. >> [music] >> Woo. >>

[screaming and cheering] >> Hey. >> [music] [cheering and screaming] >> Ooh. Bloody hell, Courtney. You were like this shy little thing when you first came out, and then you sing and you're like a lion. I mean, genuinely incredible. Howie, what did you think? Oh my gosh. [music] You are not from this era. You're from a whole different era. >> [music] >> And I'm a huge Janis Joplin fan, and There's a story, if you ever watch the documentary, Clive Davis, [music] he goes to the Monterey Pop Festival, and he sees this young girl that nobody has

ever seen before, that nobody knows. It was the first [music] time Janis Joplin got signed. And that would that changed your life. Do you know that story? [music] Yeah. I'm not Clive Davis. I'm Howie Mandel, and I can't sign you to a record deal. The only thing I can do for you, young Lady, is give you >> [cheering] >> Baby, >> [music] >> don't you make me feel like I'm the only >> [cheering] >> girl that you need. >> [cheering] >> Like a lion. >> [music] >> You are my everything. >> [music] >> Hey. Hey.

>> [music] >> Baby, don't you make me >> [music] [music] [music] [music] >> This is exactly so good. Thank you so much. No, thank you so much. >> [music] >> Oh my god, you are absolutely amazing. I've never seen anything like that. Can we get her some love? >> [music] >> That's the best I've ever seen. >> [music] [screaming] >> I am God. man [music] Amazing. That's natural, right? She come on before her audition and she said she was scared she was going to get a What was that? She thought she was going to get

a red buzzer. She thought she was going to get a buzzer. You thought you were going to get a red buzzer, like get sent home. And that complete opposite happened. Yes, that's my golden buzzer. I I'm so jealous. I'm so jealous. >> [music] >> I'm here you can keep this. >> [music] >> I can't believe I just got the golden buzzer. I have my family and friends. >> And the next act doesn't want to let her Family down. My name is Melanie Amaro. I'm 18 years old and I'm a freshman in college. [music] Okay, which

one's my better side? Right or left? Neither. I sing everywhere. [music] Like if I could, I'd probably sing every everything. I wouldn't speak, I'd just be singing. My family they support me and back me 100% [music] on my singing. Well, they know and prove yourself, okay? I love you. I don't want to disappoint any of my family. They're all so proud and I got to definitely get that yes. >> [music] [cheering] [cheering] >> What's your name? Melanie Amaro. Melanie Amaro, welcome. How old are you, Melanie? I'm 18 years old. Oh, really? Okay. And where are

you from? I am from Sunrise, Florida. Okay. Are you any good? Um I'll let you determine that. Okay. What are you going to sing? I'm going to sing Listen by Beyoncé. Great song. Great song. Listen to the song here in my heart. [singing] A melody I start but can't complete. Listen >> [singing] >> to the sounds [music] from deep within. [singing] It's only beginning to find [singing] release. Oh, the time [music] has come for my dreams to be heard. They will not [singing] be pushed [music] aside and turned into your own [singing] all cuz you

won't >> [music] >> listen. Listen. I am alone at a crossroads. I'm not at home in my [music] own home. I tried to say what's on my mind, but you should have known. Now I'm done believing you. You don't know [music] what I'm feeling. I'm more than [singing] what You made of me. I followed the voice you gave to me. But now I've got to find my [music] own. I don't know where I belong. But I'll be moving on >> [singing] [music] >> if you don't listen. If you won't >> [singing] >> listen to the

song here in my heart. A melody I start, but I will complete. >> [music] >> Now I'm done Believing [singing] you. You don't know what I'm feeling. I'm more than [music] what you made of me. I followed the voice you think you gave to me. >> [music] >> But now I've got to find my own. My [music] own >> [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> Hello. Melanie, you are truly amazing, honey. >> [cheering] >> You have the gift, you have the soul, you have the spirit, you have the swagger, [music] you have the X Factor. Thank you.

>> [cheering] [screaming] >> Nicole? This is why I do this. People like you inspire me. Thank you. Oh my god. >> [cheering and applause] >> Paula? You have a unique ability unlike anything we've heard. I don't think it's like anything I've ever heard in any Audition that I've ever [music] been in. When I was asked by a lot of people why I was bringing this show to America, it was because I hoped that we were going to find someone like you. LA, yes or no? Everything I walked away from to do X Factor, you just

made it all worthwhile. Absolutely yes. Nicole? You made a believer out of me. Thank you. Yes. Paula? >> [applause] >> You are the brightest gift. God bless you. Okay, Miami, help me here. >> [screaming] [music] >> It's four yeses. [cheering] >> [applause and music] >> Melanie. >> [cheering] >> Before we start, we're going to [singing] have each one of you say My Name is >> [music] >> My name is My name is Slim Shady. >> [laughter] [music and cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> Well, how are you? Well, I'm good. Welcome. Where are you from? Mississippi. And

you're a group? Yes, our name is Chapel Hart. >> Okay, and what does that mean? We grew up in a small community called Hart's Chapel. It's the name It's named after our family cuz there's way too many of us. Okay, so how do you know each other? So, Danica and I are sisters and Trea is our first cousin. And >> [cheering] >> cuz I I used to love um American girl bands. You know, from around about the '90s. >> [cheering] >> You want to bring that back? Yes. Okay. [cheering] And tell me where you see

yourselves in 5 years' time if you do well on the show. World domination. World domination. >> [cheering] >> I like that. Okay, who is the biggest diva? Danica. [applause] Okay. No hesitation on that one. She's the most dramatic. Yeah. >> Well, you got to have a diva in a group. You have to. So, tell me what you're going to sing and why you chose it. So, we're going to sing uh it's an original song. Uh it's called You Can Have Him, Jolene. And uh we've always been country music fans and Dolly is by far our

favorite. >> [cheering] [screaming] >> Dolly for president, Dolly. Uh we were so inspired by the song Jolene and we just loved the storyline. And we figured though from 1973 to 2022, we could not still be fighting over the same man. We decided to tell her you can just have him, Jolene. >> [cheering] >> I like that. I like that. Okay, well, look, two 3 minutes you can truly can change your lives on this show. Let's see what's going to happen. Let's go. >> [applause and cheering] >> I like you already. >> [applause] [cheering] [music] >>

Well, since the last song I've had time [music] to think it A lot of tears, a lot of beer, a lot of wine. I spent so much time [music] believing that that midnight phone stopped ringing, but he'd leave the room [music] and answer every time. Well, it didn't seem so easy with that Broken [music] glass in pieces, you holding me and saying you were wrong. Well, I'm tired [music] of second chances, these sad sad circumstances. He's your [music] problem, good luck keeping him home. I told him to >> [music] >> You can have him cuz

he don't mean much to me. Well, I've cried so much [music] to rivers turn to seas. I told him When [music] you think that he's a love, he'll surely leave like he did me. >> [music] >> Well, you can have him, Jolene. Somebody get [music] out your seat tonight. Well, I fixed my crown from leaning and those wedding bells stopped ringing. [music] I took my keys and threw them at his door. Cuz I found [music] a man who loves me and you give me all I [singing] need. What woman could ask for any more? [music]

I told him You can have him cuz he don't mean much to me. [singing] >> [music] >> Well, I've cried so much to rivers turn to seas. [music] I told him When you think that he's a love, he'll surely leave >> [music] >> like he did me. Huh! You can have >> [music] >> him, Jolene. You can have him, Jolene. Jolene. Yeah! >> [music and cheering] [music] [cheering] >> Oh my god! >> [cheering] >> The only thing you can do is trust me. Trust me, I needed you today. >> [cheering] >> I mean, that was

fantastic. I love [cheering] you. And I love the choreography going on Around you. I mean, it was just brilliant. Let me ask you a question. Have you been trying to get a record deal or a big break or I mean, tell me. We've been trying to break into [music] Nashville for the last couple years, but it's been kind of hard when I think country music doesn't always look like us. And so >> [cheering] >> You know, you're going through some times You've just got to >> [cheering] >> break down that door. [applause] And you may

have just broken down the door with that performance, trust me. Heidi, [cheering] I was looking at your face, you were loving it. First of all, now I believe you broke down the door. I love this song. I love the energy. I love the look. You say country music doesn't look like you. That is your win because you are going to be >> [cheering] >> the original. >> [applause and cheering] >> Heidi. Your joy is infectious and everything that you're giving, like it's received over here and I love it. Sofia. Everything was perfect. The song, the

energy. You guys [cheering] look like you've been doing this for a long time and I'm so proud of you guys. >> [cheering] >> You know what, Alistair, trust me, if I Hadn't used my golden buzzer, I would give you a golden buzzer. >> [music] [cheering] >> You can give it a try if you want. >> [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> This is really special. Yeah. Okay, all right. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Five, four, three, two, one. >> [cheering] [screaming] [cheering] >> Oh, oh, are you going to keep giving me a hard time? Hi, how you doing?

I'm Terry, what's your name? >> Debbie. Debbie. >> Okay, here we go. Stand by for the next act. Is Derek coming by [music] tomorrow? Not tomorrow, probably next week. I bet he's taller. I haven't seen him in a year. I miss the kick. You know, you get the show as well. So, you get the kick [music] out of it, yeah. What's the ultimate goal? Win America's Got Talent and finally come out of my shell and show the world this is what I love to do. I'm with you. If you need [music] me for anything, just

holler. >> Thanks. All right, thank you so much. Go Out there and make it happen. >> [music and cheering] >> Hello, how are you? I'm good, how are you? You look very confident. Really? I'm so nervous. What's your name, please? >> I'm Debbie Dawson. And where are you from, Debbie Dawson? >> Um, I live here in LA. Okay. Now, [cheering] >> [applause] >> are you going to sing tonight? Yeah. How Did you know? You're doing this a while. Tell me about you, Debbie. I want to get to know you. Basically, um, music is just like

everything to me. It's more than like a hobby, it's my legacy. What do you mean by that? My grandfather actually, in India, he taught himself how to play the organ by drawing on the concrete with charcoal, like a keyboard, you know, taught himself and that's how he taught my dad and my dad taught me, so. What you just said. >> [cheering] >> So, they were professional musicians? Yeah, so my dad immigrated here from India. He went to college here. Yeah. One of the practice rooms, he heard someone playing piano and it was my mom. Cool.

On the piano, so yeah. They Yeah, they fell in love. >> Are they here today? No, they're not. They couldn't make it. >> sign. They're in Minnesota. Don't say that. If If the parents don't Turn up, that's not a good sign. It's a good sign. Well, it is. Okay. Would you say this is one of the most important nights of your life? Definitely, yeah. And they're not here. >> [cheering] >> Okay, Debbie, what is the dream? The dream would for this not to be a dream and for it to just be my reality. Okay. Well,

that's beautiful. >> [applause] >> Okay, well, look, this is for mom and dad who aren't here and for you, Debbie. Good luck. Thank you. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Friday night [music and singing] and the lights are low. Looking out for the place to [singing and music] go. Where they play the right [singing] music, getting in the swing, [music] you come To look for a king and when you get the [music and singing] chance, you are [singing] the dancing queen. >> [music] >> Young and sweet, only 17. >> [music] >> You can dance. >> [singing] >>

You can jive. Having the [music] time of your life. Ooh, see that girl. >> [singing] >> Watch that scene. >> [music] >> Digging the dancing queen. Looking out for another. Anyone [music] will do. You're in the mood for a dance. [singing] And when you get the chance, You are the dancing queen. Young and [music] sweet, only [singing] 17. Ooh, see >> [cheering] >> that girl. >> [music] >> Watch that [singing] scene. Yeah. >> [cheering] >> Digging the Dancing queen. >> [singing] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] >> There we go, Simon. >> [cheering] >> Ah, too bad

your mom and dad were not here. Yeah, but they've heard me sing today, trust me. You know, the way you sound, it's so Sweet and soothing. You really do have a star quality. >> [music] >> There's something about you. I wouldn't mind listening to your voice all day long. I mean, it's it's amazing. I love it. >> [music and cheering] >> It was beautiful. It was beautiful. I wish sometimes you would look up a little more cuz I want to see you. I mean, you're gorgeous and your voice is As gorgeous as you are. >>

[music] >> I mean, way before the others said, I really like the fact that you've taken one of the most well-known pop songs of all time and literally made it your version. I'm going to remember this audition and I'm really really really happy that you've auditioned on this show. >> [cheering and music] >> We're going to vote. Howie, let's start with you. Yes. >> [cheering] [music] >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> [music] >> Four yeses. Congratulations. >> [cheering] >> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. Uh, Thank you. What's your name and where you from? >>

Uh, my name's Rudy McLain. Uh, I'm from Ullapool, a wee fishing village an hour north of Inverness. So, yeah. >> [cheering] >> What are you doing for us today? Is this your day job or is this a passion? Um, it is now. It's a hobby that got out of hand. Um, so, uh, yeah. Okay. We wish you the best of Luck. Thank you. >> Go for it. >> [cheering] >> I don't even know what he's going to do. I think singing comedian. I'm nervous. I'll be fine. Ready. What instrument what's it called? It's a Oh,

no, it's even worse. An accordion. I hate them. I hate them as well. I know how much you guys love the bagpipes. >> [music] >> Bagpipes on the accordion. It's a marriage made in hell. >> [music] >> Mr. Your eyes are full of hesitation. >> [music] >> Surely makes me wonder if you know what you're looking for. Oh, baby. >> [music] >> I like to keep my reputation. I'm a sensation. You try me once, you'll beg for more. >> [singing] [music] >> Yes, sir. I can boogie. >> [music] >> But, I need a serpent song.

I can boogie. Boogie woogie all night long. One, two, three, go. >> [music] [cheering] [music] >> Yes, sir. I can boogie. But, [music] I need a serpent song. I can boogie. Boogie woogie all night long. >> [screaming] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] >> How do you describe that? That's the stuff that goes viral, bro. >> [cheering] >> It was weird, funky. I didn't know what I was watching, but I was just [music] entertained. Okay. Thank you. I mean, everybody was up on their feet. This was brilliant. [cheering] Alesha and Simon notoriously do not love an accordion

and they did not budge you. So, I am going to say that is a good sign. There's time yet. >> [laughter] >> The song was bizarre. The way it started was really bizarre. Where is this guy from? You know, accordions and recorders, I mean, normally they don't go down great. However, I've never heard anything like this in my life. Fantastically mad. >> [cheering] [music] >> Right, over to my friend Piers Side. Going to vote. Well, you caught me off guard, but I loved it. It's a yes for me. All right. Thank you. It's a yes

for me. >> [music] >> Yeah, I I don't know what I think. Simon? I was going to say Feel funky. Feel good. >> [cheering] >> Oh, this is weird. Hello. Welcome. Thank you. This reminds me of a Little Britain sketch that I did once. Please, could I have your names? I'm Paddy. And I'm Nico. And um, what is the nature of your relationship? It's it's a professional one. And might we ask you your age? I will be 80 this July. >> [applause] >> Do you think you could win this show? Oh, it would be very

nice, but just as long as people enjoy what we're doing and we give people pleasure, that's the main thing. >> [applause] >> Okay, well, best of luck. >> [music] [music] [music] >> It's not the fastest routine I've ever seen. >> [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [music] >> That's what she's eating. >> [music] [music] >> What? Shut up, mate. >> [music] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [screaming] [music] [cheering] >> That was my golden buzzer. Amazing. Amazing. >> [music] >> Amazing. Amazing. >> [music] >> Amazing. >> [music] >> Amazing. Amazing. >> They going straight through

to the live shows. >> [music and cheering] >> Oh my god, I think you're so fantastic. I just thought that was incredible. Well done. Thank you. Absolutely incredible. Wow. Uh well, I apologize for what I did because I did obviously buzz a little early. This is before all the crazy things happened, you know? It was It was all kind of like slow and normal, and then it all went ballistic. It was extraordinary. >> [applause] >> You're an amazing example to older people cuz you've shown that however old you are, you can [music] still be spectacular

and beautiful and do something amazing. She can. Old people can. >> [applause] >> If you want, you can. How did you get into dancing? >> I had been a dancer from the age of 2 and 1/2, like lots of little girls, and I gave it up to get married. I had four Children. Then when did you pick up dancing again? [music] >> I went to live in Spain with my husband, and unfortunately after 18 months he died, and for something to do, I went to Nico's Dance Academy to learn something totally different, and this is

the result. >> [applause and music] >> My grandmother is 93 [music] years old, and I just kept thinking of her when you were being thrown around like >> [laughter] >> that man, and [music] um I think she would have wanted me to press my buzzer for you as well. So, me and my nan are going to be right behind you, and I hope you win Britain's Got Talent. >> [music] [cheering] >> The fact that you did it for all those years and then and then had your lovely [music] children, then lost your husband, you gave

up so much. Well, when I started to do this, I spoke with the family, and I said, "What do you think?" And they said, "Well, you gave everything up to have us, look after Dad, and he would be proud." Yes, he would. [cheering] >> [music] >> How do you call my hero? Like you are unbelievable. I pray to God that I'm like you [music] when I'm your age. I don't want to sound patronizing, but we have to just say it As it is. That is something I've never seen before. I'm so pleased Amanda has pressed

her buzzer. >> [cheering] >> And also Nico. And do you know what? We don't have to vote. How long have you been performing together? >> [music] >> This is going to be our first performance. >> Yeah, we only met a few days ago. >> [laughter] >> We've never performed together on stage or at all, so I don't know you know, we don't know how we're going to do when we get out there. We're really lucky to have found each other online, right? It's like [music] what are the chances? You guys like sports? Kind of. When

did you move to America? Well, I mean Puerto Rico's part of America. Okay. Yeah, yeah. Voice is Feeling good? Yeah, yeah. No, fine. When did you come to the Yeah, states? I came to America just 4 years ago. Did you speak English before you came? No, never. When you do this Let's do it. We got it. Forte. Yeah, man. We're going to sing in front of a live audience, and not only is it rare that a group comes together a few days before [music] an audition, you know, but it's rare that it actually is good.

At least we think it's good. Yeah. I guess we'll find out. >> Yeah, we'll see. Hi, guys. Hi. Hi, everyone. >> on? What are your names and where are you from? I'm Fernando. I'm from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Nice. I'm Hana. I'm from South Korea. Nice. I'm Josh Page, and I'm from New York. Nice. Um what's the name of your group? >> We're a singing group, and the name of our group is Forte. Forte. Forte. How long have you been Together for? We actually we met online, and and uh this is our first time singing

for an audience ever. And so you've never met each other before until when? In person? >> Until a few days ago before this audition. Yeah, in person. No way. So, how long ago did you meet online? How long have you been rehearsing? Uh a few weeks ago, and then we just kind of put it all together basically a couple days ago. >> Is this like match.sing? Yeah. A million dollars in Radio City Music Hall. Show us what you got. Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. >> [cheering] >> It looked like

a joke. >> [applause and music] [singing] [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music] [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music] >> Thank you. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. Thank you so much. Surprise. This is like a joke. A Hispanic, a Korean, and a New Yorker >> [laughter] >> walk into a bar walk into a bar We feel like that's what America is. >> and record a giant hit record. You guys are phenomenal. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you. >> [applause] >> Heidi. >> [cheering] >> This is what I love about America's Got Talent. You just never

know who's going to walk in next. And when you guys were here with your jeans and you introducing yourselves, I mean, I didn't know what to expect. And then when you started, wow, what beautiful voices the three of you have. I love it. >> [cheering] [applause] >> I did not expect that. All three of you sounded amazing in that song. Thank [cheering] you. Thank you so much. Brilliant. I loved it. Thank you. What I'm responding to with you guys is first of all, you walk out, and you look like a bunch of schmoes, which is

good. Now, you know, you've got the element of surprise here this time. Next time we see you, we're going to know that you're not schmoes, but you're fantastic singers. That's what you are. Thank you. [cheering] I like it a lot. I like [music] that you're regular guys. I like that you have just met. There's something exciting about the whole thing. It feels new and fresh. Congratulations [music] on a really wonderful audition. Thank you. Thank you so much. >> [cheering] >> Okay, well, it's time to vote. I'm going to go straight to Howie. Straight to me,

and I'm going straight to yes. >> [music] >> I love you three. For me, it's a yes, yes, yes. Yeah, I love you. Yes. Show me what you got. >> [music] [cheering] [applause] >> Hello. And what's your name, please? >> My name is McKenzie. Okay, where are you from, McKenzie, please? >> I'm originally from Virginia, but I live here in LA now. >> [cheering] >> And how old are I'm 31. 31. Tell me the song you're going to sing and why you've chosen it. Uh so, tonight I'm going to sing Nothing Compares 2 U by

Prince, and [cheering] I chose Yeah. To me, that song completely explains the meaning of true love. When you find love, if you're fortunate to find love, And I have Oh. When? Uh actually, I just celebrated a year of marriage in August, so yeah. >> [cheering] >> She's here? She's here tonight. What's her name? Denise. >> [applause] >> I'm McKenzie. I'm 31 years old, and I'm a singer. I grew up on a farm, and it's a known fact if you play music for a certain animals, they'll corral around And listen. So, we would go out into

the fields, and we would put on a show, and they would crowd around about 150 to 200 cows. College [music] wasn't really on my radar, but then I found out about a school of music, so I flew up to Boston, I auditioned, and I got in. Unfortunately, I was only able to complete two semesters of this school because I couldn't afford it anymore. I was extremely depressed, but my time there in Boston was really Transformative in that I met my wife there. She was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen and it's a nice thing

to know that I don't have to do life by myself. I mean, I always dreamed that I could be a musician, but I had to get a regular 9-5 job [music] and when you know that you're supposed to be doing something else, it can get hard. But, my wife doesn't really let me get down. She believes in me when I don't believe in Myself. [music] She's the force that pushes me and I absolutely wouldn't be where I'm at today without her in my life. I love you. I love you, too. America's Got Talent [music] is

a massive opportunity. So, this is my chance tonight to show the world what I've got and this could possibly change everything for us. What was the last thing Denice said to you before she left you for you to come on stage? She told me that I was a star And to shine bright. Right. >> [cheering] >> Oh, yours. >> [cheering] [applause] >> It's been 7 hours, >> [music] >> 13 days since you took [music] your love away. >> [music] >> I go [singing] out every night and sleep all all day Since you [music] took your

love away. [singing] >> [music] >> Cuz nothing [singing] compares. Nothing compares [singing] to you. [music] All the flowers that you planted, baby, in your backyard, >> [music] >> they all died when you went away. I >> [screaming] >> know living with me is sometimes [cheering] hard. Said it's sometimes [music] hard. But, we're learning. Said we're learning to give it another try. >> [music and screaming] >> Cuz nothing compares. No, Nothing compares to you. >> [music] [music] [music] >> That was amazing. Howie, wow. Before I say another word, I I just want to hear what you're

thinking cuz he got tears in your eyes, emotion in your heart. >> happy to be here, man. I'm I'm happy to Be so good. >> [music] >> You took a classic song by a classic artist and kind of made it your own and we felt like nobody had ever sung that before [music] and Denice said you're a star and you shine and she's right. >> [music] >> Can we meet Denice, [applause] please? Who else wants to meet Denice? Can we please meet Denice? Baby, where you at? Come [cheering] here. >> [music] >> Oh, here she

is. Oh, he can't He comes down the stairs. Okay. >> [music and cheering] [music and screaming] [cheering] >> Denice, you gave him blues. As we celebrate you, Mackenzie, we celebrate Denice. This is all of both of I'm just rooting for you. >> [cheering] >> You have a presence, you have a style and then when you started singing, there was this effortlessness. Thank you so much. [cheering] It's beautiful. Thank you. You both are stars. You both are stars. I can't take it. I can't take it. Uh look, the reality is we've heard a lot of singers

this year and unfortunately our words can't really change the next [music] steps. Moving forward, it's about making smart Decisions. But, I have to tell you this is what we call a great moment. Let's go. Yes. Absolutely yes. >> [cheering and applause] >> Well, since you're now a duo, you both got four yeses. >> [music] [applause] >> You've got from Hollywood your Hollywood Walk of Fame. Nothing. I I even forgot I had it. People keep using the word legend and in the end it just got embarrassing. >> [laughter] >> Can he get a close-up? Oh my

Um What? Uh I'll put it in the bin. We're only joking. It was a replica. I'm I'm Lloyd and I'm 45. I know you. I know you, right? Yeah, you do know me, Simon. >> Of course I do. How are you? I'm very well, thank you. Lloyd is a great vocal coach, great singer, came on X Factor, didn't you? Yes, thank you. >> [music] >> While we're in the mood, >> [cheering and applause] >> I just wondered if you would marry me. No. No? He said yes. No, never. Never. [cheering] Wow. Donchez, you have done

me so proud tonight. And my goodness, did we need that tonight? We [cheering] needed something that joyous and magical. We need it as a nation and I think people at home are going to pick up their phones and vote for you and fingers crossed [cheering] we're going to see you in the final on Sunday. Oh, look at him go. Good boy. Oh, the paw. Good boy. High five. Good boy. David Attenborough tricks? He does do tricks, actually. Watch him weave. Here you go, Bert. Go on, Bertie. >> [screaming and cheering] >> That's so good. Paw.

Aw. Right. Squiggly, yeah, on the furniture. Where is she? Oh, thank you. Eat the treat. Eat the treat. Yes. That's not a trick, is it? >> [laughter] >> The winner The winner The winner of Pop Idol, no Dog Factor, [laughter] is It's not one of them. There's two of them. It's Squiggly and Dipstick. >> [music] [cheering] >> Aw. Nailed it. >> [music] >> Congratulations, guys. Well done. >> [screaming] >> We all wanted to say all us judges Wanted to say hello to you in person. Well done. You never do this. You never come backstage. I

know. We come specially to see you. >> [laughter] >> It was brilliant. It was a monster. How good was this? Where's the photographer? That was quite incredible. >> Thank you. Good for you. Thank you. I could Holly, [laughter] you're a winner. Really? Yeah. And my auntie's looking for a boyfriend. It's just you, right? >> [cheering] >> Is it? And I think I think she would want you to be it. Okay, thank you very much. You've got from Hollywood your Hollywood Walk of Fame. >> [applause] >> Nothing. I I even forgot I had it. >> People

keep using the word legend and in The end it just got embarrassing. >> [laughter] >> Can he get a close-up? Oh Um What? Uh I'll put it in the bin. We're only joking. It was a replica. >> Hey. Hey. >> [music] >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey.