[cheering] [music] [cheering] Hello. >> How you doing? >> How are you guys? >> We're doing great. >> Okay. Who are you? >> We're a new stands for a kind never understood. >> Okay. Who put the group together? >> Uh we formed it ourselves. We're all brothers. So I guess that's what our father did when he was young. [cheering] >> And where are you from? >> Uh we're from Los Angeles. We was born in Boston but raised out here in LA, South Central. >> Okay. And you work here? I work as a program leader for after
school allstars for uh children in schools. So, you know, shout outs to all my kids. [cheering] >> I sell cars. It's not as fun and exciting, but that's what I do. I'm in the inh home care business. Shout out to all my patients. >> Okay, guys. You got to stop. You got to stop weaving around. It's like being on a boat. You're making me feel sick. >> We're just hide ready to roll. >> Okay. Right. [cheering] And what are you going to sing? >> Valerie. Our mother's name is Valerie and actually we're here for her.
So, we Figured that'd be a good choice. >> Good luck. >> Yes, sir. Let's do it. >> I hate this song. >> [music] >> Well, sometimes [music] I go out by myself and I look across the borders [singing] [music] and I think of all the things like what you doing when in my head I paint a picture. [music] That's right. Come on. [singing] My miss [music] making a fool out of me. [music] Why don't you come over? Listen. Well, [music] sometimes [singing] I go out by myself and I look across to [music] wonder [singing] and
I [music] think of all [singing] the things like what you're doing and in my Head I made a picture. Oh no. Since [music] you come on [singing] home while my body's been a mess. Now I miss that ginger hair and the way I like to travel. Won't you come on over? Stop making a fool out of me. Listen, we going to bring it down for you right quick. [music] Come on. [music] [music] Heat. Heat. [cheering] [cheering] >> [cheering] >> Okay. Um [cheering] um first of all, I know. Give it up. Give it up. Give it
up. [cheering] First of all, you guys are so refreshing. >> [cheering] >> Don't make everybody want to dance. You have to remember music is such a gift And you just spread your gift all through this room. Everybody felt [cheering] this. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. >> There's just something [cheering] really special about you guys. I had the chills. >> Wow. [cheering and applause] >> Okay. [applause] It's like watching Mottown all over Again. Well, normally that's the part I hate, but I think that you might be on the forefront of something new
here. [cheering] And as the girl said, it was refreshing. I thought the dancing worked incredibly well. Do you know what? I actually could watch this whole audition all over again. [cheering] >> I loved it that much. Okay. Demi, yes or no? >> Yes. >> Thank you, Kelly. >> Heck yes. [cheering and music] [music] I'm going to say an even bigger heck yes. Hello. >> Hey, man. How are you? >> I'm good, thank you. Yourself? >> Yeah, good. What's your name? >> I'm Joel. >> Joel. [cheering] >> How old are you, Joel? >> I'm 15. >>
15. Yes. Wow. >> And where are you from? >> I'm from Brisbane. >> Brisbane. Good old man. >> I love the look. >> So, tell us about yourself. >> Um, I love music. I mean, it's all I want to do when I grow up. So, yeah, I'm just here to give it my best shot and try and live my dream, I guess. >> So, what's the dream for you in your eyes? What do you think happen? >> Star just sing music, do what I love and get paid for, I guess. >> All right, man. [cheering]
>> Okay, Joel, what are you going to sing for us? >> The Girls Mind by Michael Jackson and um Paul McCartney. >> Wow. >> Okay. Great song. >> Different. Cheers. >> Best of luck, mate. He's a little dude. [laughter] [cheering] >> Now, would you say you're more nervous or him? >> I think I'm >> You are. >> Although he looks nervous now. He does. [cheering] >> Every night she walks right in my dream from the star. [cheering and music] I'm so proud. I am the only one that is special in her heart. [music and singing]
The girl is mine. The dark girl is mine. He went from being so [music] scared to just >> I know she's mine [music] because the dark girl is mine. [music] I love you more than he [music] will. And I love you endlessly. [music and cheering] >> So come and go with me. [music] >> That's not an easy one or the other one. [music] How dare you discover that she's my girl forever and ever. I see your heart to be laid down. [music] Cuz I really feel it's time. She said it was the [music] one for
her. Cuz she said I blow her mind. The girl is my [singing] lovely beautiful. Yeah. >> Because the dog [music] is mine. >> [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> Joel, [cheering] are you uh single? >> Yes. [cheering] >> I don't think you'll be single for very long. >> [cheering] >> Joel, this year in Australia, we've been given a mission by Simon to possibly put together a boy band. If we got to Super Boot Camp and we decided that we wanted to put you with three or four other guys, how would you feel about that? >> I think
I'm going to let them decide. What is it, [cheering] [music] [applause] >> Joe? I didn't expect that voice. You came out and you was kind of so nervous, a bit fidgety, and then this beautiful tone comes out. And [cheering] what I'm excited about is that you're so early on in the piece, man. If you're that good now, imagine how good you could be in a little while. That's crazy. But [applause] exactly what we're looking for. [cheering] Most definitely, >> Joel. I'm excited. It's a yes from me, mate. Definitely. [screaming and cheering] >> Joel, you are
adorable. It's a yes from me. >> A huge yes. [music] >> See, you got boot camp. It's a yes from you, [cheering] too. [music] >> Hello. >> Hia. >> And what's your name? >> Stacy. >> Where you from, Stacy? Dag. No. >> No. [cheering] >> Um, and how old are you, Stacy? >> I'm 19. >> What's the dream here? >> Oh, doing this? >> Yeah. Are you any good? >> I hope so. You might not think so. >> Who Who's told you you're good? >> Sometimes my mom does. My friends, obviously. >> Yeah. You got
friends here today? >> No. Yeah, I have. Yeah. Okay. [cheering] >> What are you going to sing? >> Um, what a wonderful world. >> Great. Okay. >> Thank you. >> [music] >> I see trees [singing] that are green, red roses, too. [cheering] I'll watch them blue For me and for [music and singing] you. And I think to myself, [singing] [music] what a wonderful world. The [music and singing] colors of the rainbow so pretty [singing] in the sky are also on [music and singing] the faces Of people passing by. I see friends shaking hands [music] saying,
"How do you do?" But what they're really saying [singing and music] is, "I love [singing] you. [cheering] >> [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> Cheryl, do >> you know what? I don't know why I had a preconceived idea, but I didn't expect it to be that good. Thank [music] you. Thank you, >> Lou. [cheering] Stacy, I totally agree with Cheryl. I was totally I didn't expect your voice to be that good. It was really good. [laughter] It was a real surprise, but it's so Cute. Your personality and the voice, and you didn't falter anywhere in it. Great.
>> Uh Stacy, I am really surprised, but I have to be honest with you, that completely took me by surprise, that performance. [cheering] Really did. [music] I think you are really, really good. >> [cheering] >> Okay, we're going to vote. Danny, yes or no? >> Oh, yeah. >> Do we? >> Absolutely. Yes. [music] >> Yes. [screaming] >> Stacy, you've got four yeses. Congratulations. [cheering] [applause] >> Hello. What's your name? >> Louisa. How are you? >> Good. Good. >> How old are you, Louisa? >> I'm 17. >> You're 17? >> Yeah. >> And where are you
from? >> Essics. >> Tell me why you've entered the show, sweetheart. >> Um, this is literally my life. And I've literally been working my whole life towards this moment. >> When you say you've been working your Whole life, >> well, I've been singing since I was seven and I can't even explain to anyone how much this means to me today. Louisa, can I just give you a little bit of advice? >> Yeah, breathe. I can hear your nerves and your voice because >> you'll be all right. Honestly, thank [cheering] you. >> I'm Louisa Johnson. I'm
17. I live at Home with my mom. I love living with my mom. We get along really, really well. We're like best friends. Just relax. Louise things at home all the time in the shower in the bathroom because she is absolutely adamant that this is her dream. I've always remembered watching Xeto like when I was at home with my mom and dad. Leona Lewis was one of my inspirations when I watched her and I was like wow Just feel so nervous because other people that I've looked up to [music] were here and now I'm here.
Yeah, I'm hung over. >> This is the day she's been waiting for for 10 years. I'm just looking at thinking was [music] my baby and I'm there all the way with us. >> She'll be fine. Should be fine. >> So, what are you going to sing for us tonight? >> I'm going to sing Who's Loving You? Michael Jackson. [cheering] Before you perform, just take some deep breaths. [music] When [screaming] I [music] [singing] had you, I tra [music] see you went away. Don't you know I sit around with my head and you down and I wonder
[singing] who's loving you. I [screaming] [music] all I can do. All I can do since chewing gone is [music] cry. And I wonder who's [cheering] [cheering] Woo! [music] [screaming and cheering] You [cheering and music] [music] be you. [cheering] >> [music] [applause] [cheering] [applause] >> That is what you call a singer. [applause and cheering] >> You are the one to be right now. >> It was an incredible performance. >> Thank you so much. [cheering] >> I really, really want to mentor you. >> [applause] >> You, my friend, are a little superstar. [cheering and music] >> That
was absolutely Stunning. [cheering] >> Uh, Louisa, it was phenomenal. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to kick this off with your first Yes. incredible. [cheering] >> Thank you so much. >> That soul feels like it's been born before. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes, absolutely. Yes, [cheering] [music] >> it is a billion% [music] yes. [cheering] [music] >> Oh my god. [cheering] I'm going to work with that girl. >> I'm going to work with that girl. >> No, you can't. You definitely can't. I don't think you can. So, I have to. That was incredible. How you feeling?
>> Um, I don't know. [cheering] >> Hey, Rockstar. >> Hi. >> Hey. What's your name? >> Jillian Jensen. >> Jillian. [cheering] >> Jillian, you brought your fan club. Yeah, I brought a lot of people over here. >> From where? Where are you from? >> I'm from Rochester, Massachusetts. >> How old are you? >> I'm 19 years old. >> You're 19? >> Whoa. >> Me, too. >> I think you're a month before me. I'm September. >> I Yeah, I'm August 20th. How'd you know that? [cheering] >> Because I'm kind of a fan. >> What's that mean?
Kind of a fan. >> This was totally by coincidence, I swear. But I happen to get a tattoo and it happens to say stay strong. >> Oh my gosh, that's so funny. >> Well, we have we have it for I'm sure similar reasons. I've always been a fan of your music. I mean, the uh I I also was bullied a lot through middle school and high school. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah, it's okay. Um [cheering] When I was in middle school, I I was severely bullied as well as high school. >> For a long time,
I didn't know how to deal with it. Um, I would cry myself to sleep every night. And I've always been so passionate about music. You know, I was never afraid to be myself. They always just just try to bring me down because I am the way I am. have to make me feel like >> they would tell me, "You're not good. You're never going to make it anywhere." They'd prank call me and play my songs to me and like say like like making fun Of them. And it was just, you know, [snorts] >> it wasn't
fair. You can take everything I [singing] have. >> I really, really, really just want to get through, you know, to just be able to say I can do this and I am good enough and I'm going to do well in the competition. Thank you for everything. [music] I do love you. I know we fight sometimes, but thank you. I wouldn't be here without you. >> Do it cuz I [snorts] love you and I believe in you. So do it today. >> I can't wait to see you do it. >> The judges are ready for you.
Head on. >> Like a skyscraper. Jillian I don't know where the bullies are, but you're standing on the X Factor stage. So, >> yeah. [cheering] >> Thank you so much. >> Look, we're both up here. >> The bullies that bullied us, they're at home watching us on TV. [cheering] >> Thank you so much. And I just I just wanted to say thank you for all you've done in support of anti-bullying. I really do appreciate it so much. >> That's so special. >> Thank you. >> So, Jillian, stay strong and do your thing. >> [applause] [music]
>> I stare my reflection [music] in the mirror. [singing] Why am I [music and singing] doing this to myself? Losing my mind [music and singing] on a tiny error [music] on the shell. [singing] No, [music] don't lose your heart. The star [music] singing is deceiving [music] dreaming is belieing. [music] [singing] [music] Everybody's losing [music] trying to [singing] no no you are the [music] blood [singing] s It's okay not [music] to be okay. Sometimes it's hard to find [music] your heart and lose it. Everybody's losing. [music] [cheering] [cheering] >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> Heat up here.
[cheering] [applause and cheering] >> [music] [cheering and music] >> Heat. [music and cheering] [cheering] Heat. >> [cheering] >> I [music] don't know exactly [cheering] what he's gone through, but I made it through it [cheering] and I know you. You are so strong. That was amazing. It's absolutely amazing. Thank you. Oh my god. Give me another hug. [cheering] >> [music] [applause] [screaming] [cheering] [music] >> Wow, Jimmy. [screaming] Wow. [cheering and applause] Honey, I have never ever heard anybody take [music] their experiences, take their pain, take their emotion, and pour it into the song the way that
you did. [cheering] Ever. [music] That's what this business is all about. You got [screaming] it. [cheering] And to all the people that bullied you, all of those idiots, [cheering and screaming] >> pretty, >> I really don't think you should be crying right now. You are so amazing. >> So happy. A [cheering] >> I'm so happy I got I'm so happy. Your voice is so raspy and like sexy and incredibly beautiful. It is so [cheering] beautiful. Very vivid. >> Wow. [cheering] >> Simon, [cheering] >> I thought that was that was incredible. [cheering] [music] >> [music] >>
Like you said, Al, it was like it sang with so much pain and for you to gone through whatever you've gone through and as Britney said, this is not a time now for you to be crying. It's for you to, As what you say, stay strong because you're incredible. [cheering] [music] >> [applause] >> I I cannot believe how amazing that just was. [cheering] >> [music] >> I felt it when you started talking about being bullied and I knew that you had been through a lot, But when you sang, you broke my heart. And the fact
that you have the ability to stand on stage [music] and sing while you're crying is so brave. [cheering] >> [music] >> I bet you can vote. [cheering] >> Simon, >> easiest yes I've said today. [cheering and music] >> Jimmy, >> I can't wait for the [music] bullies at Home to see this. I'm going to say yes, [screaming] [cheering] >> Britney. I'm going to say yes. Yes. Yes. [music] >> But Jillian, I hope that those tears of pain turn to tears of joys. [music] You have four yeses. >> Hello. Hi, guys. >> Sam, do you want
to just introduce yourself to everyone here, please? >> Yeah. I'm uh Sam Black. I'm 27. I'm from The AL man and I'm a plaster. This is crazy. Being in boot camp is really surreal. I'm from a small place so to come this far. I am I'm proud of myself. >> Simon, do you [music] like Sam? >> You sang the song well. I have to say I know it's a very oldfashioned song, but it's just finding out where your direction should be. >> Yeah, totally. >> I'm just really happy to be here, but >> boot camp
was a rocky road for me. You make me testify. >> I put a lot of pressure on my shoulders to try [music] to do well. >> I don't feel like I'm singing it good enough. My voice is going. >> I just felt like nothing I was doing was going right at all. >> I was [music] disappointed because I think he's got something. But >> he was good at the audition. >> I know he was. >> I was pretty convinced I was going home. >> What we're going to do is we're going to give you all
a chance. Now that I'm here, I can actually I could actually do something. The closer you get, like the more you want it, it's pretty much everything right now. >> My girlfriend's like right near the front as well. >> So I just want to go out there and nail the song. I live with me girlfriend and me baby and see here today. Been with Her like almost 5 years now. Give a kiss. >> And she is she's me rock. If I can better [music] myself and make a better life for me and my family. >>
Tell me why you've given up work to come here, Sam. >> Uh, well, to be honest, I just want to provide for me girlfriend and me baby. >> And how old is he? >> He's 8 months old, but I'm here with me girlfriend. Uh, Sam, what are you going to sing in white? >> I'm going to sing Gal Shan and Runaway. I just love that type of music to be honest. >> All right, Sam. Good luck. Thank you. [cheering] [applause] As I walk along, I wonder what went wrong with our [music] love. A love that
was so strong. And [singing] as I still walk on, I Think of the things we done together. While our hearts were young, I'm awoken [music and singing] in the rain. Tears are falling in. [music] >> I would not have advised you to sing this song. >> Sorry. What do you do with that, >> Sharon? >> I don't think he's good enough. [music] >> Sam, can I suggest that we just hear you? We slow the song down so at least we can hear a version of the song and hear your voice properly because this is going
to be a struggle otherwise. Okay, no worries. [applause] As I walk along, [singing] I wonder, oh, what went wrong with our love? A love that was so strong. And as I still walk on, I think of the [singing] things we done together. While our hearts were young, I'm walking in the ring. Tears are falling and I feel the pain. Wishing you were here by me. To end this misery, I wonder where she will stay. My little runaway. [cheering] [applause and music] >> [music] >> I felt like when you asked him to do an ac capella
that it was he he threw it away. >> What are you going to do? >> I I don't know. That's just me. >> Sam, I'm going to be really really honest with you. Look, we all really like you [music] and we got to know you. [applause] [music] >> Okay, Sam. I think people are going to really like you, but we are going to have to say no. Yeah. >> Is there something I can do before I go? Cuz I'm never going to get this chance. You do whatever you want. Hey babe, come here. [music] [cheering
and screaming] [music] Oh my god. That's [cheering] >> [cheering] >> I got something. [music] [music] Now, did she say yes? She said yes. [cheering] >> Sam, it's the wrong hand. >> It'll do for now, Sam. >> Thank you very much, guys. Honestly, >> and you, Emma, you've got yourself one heck of a nice guy there, Emma. I wish we could have said yes today, but I think this is probably better than a yes from us, right? >> Thank you very much. >> Good luck both of you. [cheering] >> Thank you everybody. >> Hello you. How
are you? >> Very well, thank you. >> Okay. What's your name? >> My name's Jamie Archer, but uh 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 play at really small places and I wanted to play to a bigger crowd >> 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. [cheering] [applause] >> Well, look, just relax yourself for a minute. Okay. Ready when you are [music] Lay where you laying or don't make a sound [music] because I know that they're watching. Yes, they're watching with all the [music] emotion. Can all the kid play? Well, they [music and singing] have people talking. Yeah, they're talking. I said one, two, three. Yeah, [music] your sex
is on fire. [music] I said, "Wo, you know I have a fever with a rattling." [music] Well, I could just taste it. But just taste it. [music] Well, it's not forever. Well, it's just for tonight. Do you know what? I [music] think we're the greatest. We're the greatest. We want all day. [music] Yeah, [cheering] your sex is on fire, you know. Here we go. 1 2 [music] 3 [music] County [music] singing alone. Heat. Heat. [music] [music] >> [applause] [cheering] [cheering] >> Okay. [cheering] So, >> wow. You had me singing along, dancing along. Naturalb [music] born
entertainer. [cheering] [applause] >> Thank you for coming to the audition. [music and cheering] >> To see someone who loves performing so Much. >> That was brilliant. >> James, you love performing. You love that stage. The audience [music] love you. >> Thank you, Larry. And we haven't had many singers like it on X Factor before. [music] I think you're great. >> Thank you very much. >> Wow. Uh, you know what I like about you, James? You're fearless, [cheering] right? And you know how to perform. You got this [music] lot on your side within 10 seconds. [cheering]
We're going to vote on this now. Louie, yes or no? James, you stand out from the crowd 150%. Yes. [cheering and music] >> Yes, please. >> Thank you so much. >> This is [music] really exciting. No, thank you. Yes, [cheering] >> Cheryl. Thank you. [music] >> 2 and a half thousand yeses. Well done. You got one. [music] You got to do what you >> Hi, Chloe Paige. >> Rita, can I just say I'm so glad that you're our mentor. >> Oh, I'm so >> absolutely over the moon. You know, when you get into this competition
and you Get a taste of it, I want this to be my life and I want one of those chairs so bad. Chloe, can I just give you a little bit of advice? >> Yeah. >> Breathe. >> Sorry. I know. Do you know what? I was thinking I need to be calm cuz I'm going to sing ac capella for you. >> Are you? >> I am. >> Wow. What are you going to sing? >> I'm going to sing Amazing Grace. >> You're a brave girl. [cheering] >> Good luck. Thank you so much. [cheering] Amazing [cheering]
[applause] grace, [singing] how sweet the [singing] sound that save. [singing] A rich like me. I once was lost but now [singing] I'm found. Was blind. But now I see [cheering] grace [singing] my heart to feel and grace [singing] my fears relief. >> [cheering] >> Precious things that grace of peace. Yeah. the hour. I first believe [cheering] >> [cheering and applause] [music] >> Wow, Chloe, I've got to be honest. I don't remember Chloe Paige, but after that performance, I will never forget you again. >> This audition tonight told me you don't need anything to back you.
That was you and your vocal telling this audience, you have what it takes. [cheering] I would not want to be Mrs. Aura right Now. >> Uh Chloe, I look when you told me you were going to do that song, I thought, are you bloody nuts? But what you just did there was you did a performance that not only I think makes you deserve a seat, it deserves you possibly a place in the final. [cheering] >> Thank you so much. See, now there's only two seats now. Your presence is the one thing I Worry about. Your
presence on stage, [music] how memorable will you be? It's all about the song for you. >> Rachel, this girl just heart out. >> I just want to be pushed, Peter. I just feel like if you can just do that. Okay, so I've made a decision. Oh, I swear if you if you sit me down, I will work cuz it's so hard. >> She needs to see you. Sit her down. >> [music] >> Chloe, [music] take a seat. I' been [cheering] ocean sailing alone [cheering] but you running on hard ground with just you around. Your heart
beats the only sound. [cheering] And I know that once in a while we will find the sound of your heart beats with mine. And [music] when it's time, I'll leave the ocean behind. [cheering] So you be like in a movie. And then it's time I'll leave the ocean behind. Thank [cheering] you. [cheering] >> [cheering] [applause] >> I'm just I'm We're all very excited, but can you just do something for me? Can you play a little bit of one of your original songs for me? >> Sure. Sure. Um, [cheering] >> this is a song I wrote.
Um, and it's called Don't Let Me Go. Baby, please stay near. Don't know how I live without [singing] you here. It feels like I'm drowning. I've got no head. My life is nothing [music] without you [singing] here. So baby, please don't [singing] leave me now. Don't leave me [music] now. You got the softest touch and no deceit. [singing] No [music] money or could change. What you mean to me? cuz I'm falling in Love with you. [cheering] And I just can't help myself cuz I'm falling in love [singing] with you. And I just can't [music and
singing] help myself. [screaming] Please don't leave me. Don't let me go. >> Thank you. >> I got to do it again. I got to do it Again. I'm getting up on the desk. It's unbelievable. >> Why are you here, Juliet? >> Because I feel I fit the criteria for the X Factor. >> And what else do you do, Juliet? >> You mean for a living? Yes. I'm a tarot reader actually. >> Are you? >> Yeah. A tarot palmist. >> Have a quick look at mine. >> Yes, I will do. >> And tell me the good
stuff. >> All right. All right then. That's your lifeline. All right. Quite an old man. You're going to be That's your mount of Venus. This is a very passionate man. >> You are actually very sexual. [laughter] >> No, that's your boat of Venus. It's quite high, so it shows. >> Is it because it's firm? [laughter] [screaming] >> I bet you're going to dance, aren't you? >> All right. Yes. Hot stuff. >> No. >> Yes. >> All right. Off you go. >> Okay. All right then. Looking for some hot stuff, baby. This evening. I need some
hot [screaming] stuff, baby. Tonight. I want some hot stuff, baby. This evening. Got to find some hot stuff. Got to find some love tonight. I want some hot. [screaming] Yeah. You're an animal. >> I am. [laughter] [screaming] >> You really are. [laughter] >> I actually preferred her laughing more than her singing. >> Oh, thanks very much. >> I did. [screaming] [laughter] >> Thank you. >> Really? >> Yeah. I like your effort, too. It wasn't great, but you're a very fun person. You got a very fun vibe about you and I like that. >> Okay. Fair
enough. >> You know, exactly. You're fun. >> Mhm. >> You're fun. I like you. >> Thank you. >> I do. Louis, yes or no? >> No, >> Sharon. >> No, because if we put you through, there are so many people that I know would push you out and it wouldn't be fair to you. >> All right. >> I have to agree. But we're going to miss you. >> Oh, thank you anyway. >> Anton and Seb. >> And what makes you different from everyone else in the charts today? >> Um, >> well, we got our own
style, but if it was if we had to say one, it'll probably be like P Diddy and and Usher. >> Okay. >> But he sounds on his when he sings on his own, he sounds like a bit like Rick Arley as well, >> right? So P Diddy, Usher, and Rick Arley >> kind of. Yeah. >> Okay. It's a good mix. And guys, presume you think you can win. What happens when You win? What's the next stage? >> Well, we want to be worldwide selling artists. >> Okay, off you go. >> Okay. Um, >> mysterious girl,
move your body. >> Come on, move your body. Come on, move your body. I stop and stare at you walking on the shore. I try to concentrate. A mind wants to explore >> to explore the tropical scene of you takes me up above. And girl, when I look At you, oh I fall in love. No doubt you look so fine. >> Girl, I want to make you mine. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Just let me love. No doubt you're only like woman that I love. >> Where do I start? I mean, it's more like Anton.
It's just >> Come on, Simon. >> Oh, guys, come on. >> Come on. We know we know we're good enough, Simon. >> No, no, no, no disrespect, but we've we're pretty good. Look, Anton Seb, I mean, it was just crazy bad. >> With this chance, we will prove to you. >> We will prove to we can get we can get better. >> We're different. >> You are different. >> We've never had anything like this on a Show before. >> Absolutely. We've heard nothing like this. >> All right, Lou. Yes or no? >> No, >> Cheryl.
>> Yeah. No. I don't think you're right for this. >> Please give us a chance. >> Guys, >> come on. >> Guys, guys, guys, guys, it's a no. >> Same with mine. So, yeah. You're the reason I go on. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. You can't sing well enough. >> You mind? Sing if you mind. >> Oh, for God's sake. It's a >> I'm sorry, Simon, but he's a good singer. >> No, >> don't take no for answer. [music] >> Guys, you've got to >> Hero or If You Mine. Just choose. Which Which song
would you like? >> You've got to leave. >> I guess it's over. Hello. [music] Hello. Hi. Yeah. >> Welcome. >> Thank you. >> And you are? >> My name is Ireina. >> How old are you? >> I'm 28. >> Okay. You look great. >> Thank you. Beautiful. >> Where are you from? >> I'm from Russia originally. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. Yes. So, I'm here finally. I'm so happy to see you. >> Have fun. >> Let's rock it. >> [music] >> I hold you when I need you. My heart's on fire. [singing] >> Yes.
Give it to me, Arena. >> Come to me. Come [music] to me while the wire. Oh, you come [music] to me. Give me everything I need. You're simply the best. Yes. Better than all the rest. [singing] Yes. Better than [music] anyone. [singing] Anyone I've ever [music] met. >> I think she's a good performer. >> If you just sell it, then you can get through. Does that mean [music] I lo [music] I can feel her when I'm alone. [music] Silent. Silent. >> Why? >> Silent. >> Yes. [laughter] >> What did you love? You love everything. >>
Well, there are some slight issues on the vocals, but come on. You obviously Want this. I love this kind of ambition, taking the moment. You're slightly scary, but I like that >> you're like a a Russian tigerous share. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You've got teeth and balls and great cheekbones. >> Thank you. >> You know, you remind me of a baddie from a James Bond movie. >> And that's a good thing. >> Definitely. >> Yes, >> Nicole. >> I like the tigerous in you. So, it's a yes for me. >> It's a big yes. >>
Yes. >> Guess what, you have four yeses. >> I can't believe. Can I please help you? >> Yes. The best sim. >> I am. Yeah. >> From Barcelona. >> From Barelona. >> Barelona. >> Barcelona. [laughter] >> Barelona. >> Okay. Penelope. And what are you going to do for us today? >> I'm going to sing for all of you. Um, [snorts] Over the Rainbow. >> Okay. >> What was that? >> Over the rainbow. >> Oh, >> okay. [singing] are the rainbow. [laughter] >> You very [laughter] >> I apologize. I don't know what's got into him. >>
Oh, [laughter] Lou. >> What's the problem? >> Oh my god. [laughter] >> Sorry. [laughter] >> Start again, please. >> Okay. [laughter] >> [laughter] >> Well, >> if you sing to me, okay, >> just just look at me. Okay. [laughter] >> What is the problem? >> Okay. Okay. [clears throat] We're starting again. >> Okay. >> It's a sad song. Somewhere over the rainbow. [singing] [laughter] Do you have a second song? Do you have a >> Do you have a [laughter] second song? >> Yes. But you're going to laugh at it. >> Stop it. Going. >> What
is the song? Oh yeah, please. I love that song. [laughter] >> I do. I love it. [gasps] >> Oh my god. >> I don't know what's happening today. >> Very bad. [laughter] >> Just just sing Fields of Gold. [laughter] >> We don't get many Spanish singers in here. [laughter] >> Are you ready? [cough] >> Okay. Filter gold. Goldilon [singing] the fields of barley. You'll forget the sun in his yellow sky. As we walk on fields of [laughter] [laughter] what's happened, right? Uh Sharon, yes or no? [laughter] >> I'll come back to Sharon. Louie. >> Yes.
>> What? >> Yeah, I think I put it through. She's great fun. She's different, [laughter] >> but I I was entertained. She entertained me. It was great fun. It was great, Great fun. I'm saying I'm going to say no. [laughter] >> I'm going to say yes. >> Oh, for definitely. It's a yes. [laughter] >> I'll take a break. [cough] Well done. >> Go and join the other girls. [laughter] >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Who have we got here? >> Twisters. >> Twisters. >> Yeah. [cheering] Girls, where where are you from? >> Newcastle. >>
Were you in boot camp last year? >> Yeah. >> Wow. So, you came back with a band? >> Definitely. >> That's a good idea. Did you enjoy boot camp? >> It was an amazing experience. But yeah, and I'm back with these guys. >> Okay. What girl band in the world would you like to be as big as? >> Destiny's Child. >> Child. >> Destiny's Child. death. >> Okay, off you go, Twisters. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> Good luck, guys. >> Never mind. I'll find you. I wish you >> don't forget me. back. I said sometimes
it lasts in love, sometimes it hurts. [singing] Never mind. I'll find someone like you. [applause] >> [applause and cheering] >> I wasn't crazy about the harmonies to be honest with you. And when you started Singing, no disrespect ladies, but I was wondering why did you bring them along? Because you just didn't feel like you could do it by yourself. I I did it last year by myself and it didn't didn't work. I wasn't Maybe I wasn't good enough or maybe it wasn't my time last year, but I think this feels right. This this is right.
I love these girls to bits that honestly are me best friends and I wouldn't want to do this with anyone else other than these girls. >> I just feel like [music] you got scared and you were trying to hide behind them when you could have came back this year and really been like, "Oh no, I can do this by myself again." [cheering] >> Felisa, >> I get what you've done. I mean, last year you left at boot camp, so you came back and you tried to do something different. >> Did it work? >> You do
have an amazing voice on your own. >> We do do another song where we do same bits. Let's see what Gary told. >> It doesn't feel like a band at all. It feels like a solo singer with three very mediocre backing fingers. [cheering] >> Or no, sorry, girl. It's a no for me. >> Tisa, yes or no? >> I think they deserve [music] a chance. I'm going to give them a yes. [cheering] >> Thank you [music] so much, >> Kelly. I listen to you [music] sing and I'm like, "Oh my god, she has this great
voice and she came back this year with a group and you just [music] kind of doubted yourself." I just I just don't see it. It's going to be a no. I'm so sorry. I don't I don't see it. >> I'm going to say no. My home Pray from my home, isn't it? >> I just think she hates >> sad, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> I liked her. I liked [music] her voice. >> There's a lot of potential there. >> The most thing I've done. That's all you can do. >> What's the situation at the moment
there? >> Can I go back and get that one girl? >> I'd like to save her >> to sing on her own as a solo. >> Yes. I think it's worth giving her a shot. >> Yeah. >> I'll be right. Oh, sorry. >> Sorry. I'll be right back. >> Where is she? >> The girl. You have a unique voice and when y'all sing together, it's nothing unique about It. It's not not the four of y'all together. I'm so sorry. >> I'm just saying in this moment, would you want to come back or would you want
to leave? >> This is my dream or as it is my dream, but I feel totally not guilty. >> This is your opportunity. Don't let anybody take this away from you. Look at me. Don't let anybody take this away from you. >> Sorry, guys. You don't get You don't get too many chances in life. >> You've got to take the chance with her. I know it's a tough one, but you've got to take your chance. >> I think it's worth [music] a shot. She has a really great voice. It's worth a shot. >> Feel totally
not guilty. And don't feel prepared for this at all. [applause] >> [cheering] >> you walking out here crying. >> I know. I just feel I just feel guilty just for coming back and everything, but I'm going to try on my own. [applause] >> You really should give yourself an opportunity to really make it great. You're so emotional and to be technical, your vocal cords are really swollen and you're going to sound like you're just driving over humps. You know what I mean? And you don't want to do that to Yourself. Get yourself together. Okay. [cheering]
I see you driving [screaming] around town with the guy I love and I'm like forget you. I guess the change in my pocket wasn't enough. I'm like forget you. Well, I'm sorry I couldn't afford a variety, but that don't mean I can't get you there. Get you there. Yeah. Xbox and I'm More. But the way you play your game ain't fair. I pity the fool who falls in love with you. >> [cheering] [applause] >> Thank you very much. >> Now, that's what I heard at first. There is a lot of work to be done, but
I still think you have a strong voice. >> Thank you very [music] much. >> You sound great. Give yourself some Credit, babe. [cheering] [applause] >> I think you have a great voice. There's something about you that gives you an edge from the other girls we've seen. [music] You're slightly edgy. Something different there. Yeah, Chrissy, I think the reality of it is that if if they're really [music] your friends, they're going to be right behind you throughout this cuz you have a real chance here. >> Yeah. >> We're going to start the vote. I'm going to
say yes. [music] [cheering and screaming] [applause] >> I'm saying yes. [cheering] >> I'm going to give you a chance, baby. It's a yes from me. >> [cheering] >> It's a yes from me. Well done. [cheering] [music] >> [music and singing] >> Uh, Janna. My name is [music] Janet Develin. I'm 16 and I'm from Chiron, Northern Ireland. >> How you feeling about this? >> Uh, nervous. >> Bet you are. I can tell you are. >> I'm from a small village called Gorchin. Um, my house is quite literally in the middle of nowhere. Uh, it's pretty bleak.
>> Because of where I live, I do spend [music] a lot of time by myself in my Room reading, writing, and singing. The reason why I'm I haven't really been out singing is probably the lack of confidence and it's it's a lot easier to sing in the house than it is to go out in front of an audience. I've been writing songs and poetry [music] since I was about 7 years old. Just gives you an easy escape to like get your thoughts out of your head so [music] they stop bugging you. >> All right, sweetheart.
Good luck. Go [cheering] on. >> This competition is such a huge contrast and do anything I've [music] ever done before. The fact that I've been able to fly over here and do this audition is it's huge. It's it could be lifechanging [music] potentially and I hope it is. So nervous I can't even put on words how nervous I am side stage. I don't think I'm going to be able to breathe. [music] >> Hi there. How you doing? Uh, I'm good. Yeah. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> My name is Janet Davlin. >> Janet. How old
are you, Janet? >> I am 16. >> 16. Wow. >> Janet, where are you from? >> I'm from Northern Ireland. >> Northern Ireland. Whereabouts? >> Uh, a place called Tron. Chron. It's pretty small town. Don't even live in the town. I live in the blatant Countryside. So, >> Okay. Okay. >> There's not that much you can do. >> Okay. Is this a big dream for you being on the X Factor? >> It's feels like a dream. It feels like I haven't even woken up yet. Even just being right here and there's so many people. It's
like, wo. [cheering] [applause] >> Okay. And what are you going to sing for us today? >> Uh, your song Bell and John. >> Okay. Wow. >> Good luck, Janet. >> Good luck, everyone. [cheering] It's a little bit [music] funny this feeling inside. I'm not [music and singing] one of those who can easily hide. I don't [music] have much money. [singing] But boy, if I [music] did, I'd buy a big house where we both could live. And you can tell everybody [music] this is your song. It may be [singing] quite simple, but [music] now that it's
done, I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't mind that I put down words. How [singing] wonderful [music] life is. Now you're in the world. [cheering] I was a sculptor. But [music] then again, no. Or a girl makes potions [music] in a traveling show. I know it's not much, but it's the [music] best I can do. My gift is my song. And this one's for you. And you can tell everybody [music] this is your song. It may be quite simple, but now [music] that it's done, I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't
mind. Now I put down words. How wonderful life is. Now you're in the world. >> [screaming] [cheering] [cheering] >> Heat [applause] up [cheering] here. >> [cheering] [cheering and applause] >> Wow, Kelly. [music] Oh my goodness. I am completely just in a trance by your voice. It is so beautiful. You could have heard a pin drop in here. It was so silent because you came in here, you were nervous, and she's like, "Hello, it makes me love you even more. You are such a star. What a wonderful audition." [applause] >> Janet, I love the fact that
you're so shy. So endearing. That is a recording vocal. Janet, I don't think you have any idea how good you are. And that's what I like most about you. [applause] >> You're only 16 and you've got this very distinctive voice and you're so likable and you're from Ireland. >> Oh yeah. Thank [music] >> J. All the time when we're looking for These artists, we're trying to find people who will eventually sell records, [music] sell albums around the world, not just in the UK, but everywhere. And you are one of those people. It was such a
fantastic audition. And I think we're going to vote now. Louie, >> Janet Develin, massive yes. >> [applause and music] >> Janet, I was absolutely mesmerized by you today. It's a yes from me. [applause] >> Janet, congratulations once again, mama. You blew us away. Absolutely. Yes. [cheering and screaming] [music] >> Janet Develin from Northern Ireland. Four yeses. Congratulations. [cheering] [music] [music] I hope you don't mind that I put down. [music] [cheering] >> Hello, young man. >> How you doing? >> And what's your name, please? >> Um, my name is Jol. >> And And where you from?
>> I'm from East London. [screaming] >> Cool. [cheering] >> How old are you, Jol? I'm 25 years old. >> Okay. Tell me what the song you've chosen to sing today is and why. >> The song is a song I wrote called Bullet in My Heart and um it was the only song I wrote throughout the whole year in 2015. >> And uh why X Factor this year, please? >> Um I suddenly lost my mom in 2015. I've always been terrified to do this show, but I was going through textes and I remember my mom always
telling me, "You need to do the X Factor. You need to do the X Factor." And I always said, "No." We had a couple arguments about it. And um reading that text, I was just like, "You know what? I want to finally tick off something she's told me to do." And um [cheering] I just want to inspire someone else. And I hope I inspire people. [applause] >> What was your mother's name? >> Victoria. >> Victoria. Okay, let's do this. Victoria. [cheering] [applause] [music] Where are you now? [music] We've lost our way somehow. Been waiting all
this time. Yeah. I'm thinking you will [singing] come around [music] cuz you're like [music and singing] a wood in my heart and it's spread into [singing] my [music] soul. Cuz you're like a bart won't let it take control. Can somebody help [music] me? Cuz I'm not [singing] doing well. Every morning I get up, I wake up with a broken heart. Can somebody help me [music] tonight and tell them [singing] I love and I'm about to selfless if my tomorrow never goes [music] I would [music] let me way. I would [music] [music] >> [cheering] [cheering] [cheering]
[music] [cheering and screaming] >> I was moving my little smile as Amazing. Well done, bro. [cheering] [music] [music] J, your voice, [cheering] your soul, your passion. Incredible. >> [screaming] >> I feel you so much. [cheering] Thank you, >> Jay Saul. In 2014, I lost my father very unexpectedly. And I'll never forget how The world swallowed me up on that day when I found out. [cheering] And I just want to thank you cuz that was a beautiful song and a powerful song. And I know your mom be really proud of you. Thank you. Thank you so
much. [music] Um that is the power of music is that you can write such a beautiful song that has touched us all on this panel. Um it was it was absolutely brilliant. It was moving. You're a legend for what you've Just done. Thank you. [cheering] >> Wow. J. So, I I understand how difficult that would have been to perform that, but you did. And um it was an amazing audition. You have an amazing voice. [cheering] Um this is something we're all going to remember. I just have to kick this off with the first Yes. [music]
>> Thank you so much for sharing that with Us. It's a yes. [music] That was amazing song and it's a yes from me. >> Thank you. [music] >> It's a yes for me. Thank you so much. [music] [cheering] >> [music] >> I taught my mom every day, my dad, you're the same. >> Literally, >> you learn that, right? Every decision you want to make, you always talk to them. >> You got [music] some inspiration. I'm glad that you came on the show. Thank you very much. See you later. Name >> is James Arthur. I'm 24.
I'm from Salt Burn near Middlesbrough. Uh, I live in a flat. >> It isn't the rits. [music] It's more like a bed suit than a flat. >> And you got family with you here? >> Mom, >> family, friends. >> I love the [music] way before we [laughter] finish the sentence. I'm his mom. [screaming] >> Very proud. >> Really? No. >> No joking. Okay. Dad. >> There we go. [laughter] >> My mom and dad split up when I was really young. The difficult thing for me Was the fact that my mom and my dad didn't have
any sort of relationship for my entire life. I went [music] off the rails, especially at school. I used to get, you know, suspended, thrown out. I ended up like sleeping on sleeping rough sometimes. So, I volunteered myself into foster care. I didn't want to be involved in any of the arguing anymore. I just wanted to get away. So, initially, music was a [music] coping mechanism. There's there's times when I've listened to um some of his music um and [music] the lyrics are so um there's some deep stuff in there, you know, and there's times I
I feel, you [music] know, have I done enough? Did I do enough? >> One day I had to just go stop behaving like a child and grow up. He put a lot of his feelings and his Emotions and his anxieties [music] into his music. I'm >> nervous. >> Yeah, I'm pretty I'm pretty nervous. Yeah. >> Today is the first time my mom and dad have been together in uh 22 years. >> We all decided um [music] prior to coming today that regardless of whatever has gone before, we would just move forward. And today [music] really
it's been James that's brought both sides of The family together. >> All right, James, we're gonna go through onto stage. Do you want to grab everyone? >> All right, guys. We ready? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Fantastic. Follow [music] me. >> Uh Tisa, >> sorry. It's a no from me. >> 4. >> Thank you. >> No. No. >> Yeah. today could change everything. And I hope that I can really [music] like set myself free from any worry and and do the best that I can possibly do >> in 3 [cheering] 2 1. >> Hello. Hello. >>
Hello. [cheering] [applause] >> What's your name? >> I'm James Arthur. >> James Arthur. [cheering] >> Where are you from, James Arthur? >> I'm from Middlesbrough. >> [cheering] >> And how old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Do you have anyone with you here today? >> I have a lot of my family here today. [cheering] >> In fact, my mom and dad, who don't speak normally, are speaking for the first time today, which is great. [screaming] [cheering] >> So, yeah. >> So, they're here. They came together to support you. >> Uh-huh. >> So, they must really
believe in you. >> Yeah, I guess so. Yeah. Well, what are you going to sing for us today? >> I'm actually going to sing Tisa's song, but it's my own version of the song. >> Um, I'm going to play my acoustic guitar if that's okay. >> Yeah, that's all right. >> Have you heard an acoustic version yet? T, have you heard anyone do one yet? >> No, I've heard [cheering] you. Okay. [music] I said forgive us for what [singing and music] we have done. We're way young. We're way young. [music] I said forgive us for
what we have done. Oh [singing] Yeah. Yeah. I made a lot of mistakes in my [music] past, but I refuse to live there. Nah. I saw a lot of hearts break in the past, but I refuse to go there. Ah, it hurts too much. I'm looking for a crutch. I'm looking for just any girl just for a touch. I let my angst out. I let myself go. [music] And when I let myself down, I swag it out. H. Baby girl, I'd like to dance. H, but I'm just looking for a brief romance. What's Wrong with
that? I'm young. Forgive me. I live fast. I a legend. Oh, [music] no. [music and singing] Oh, Lord. Forgive us for what we have [singing] done. [cheering] Oh, we're young. We're way young. We're young. I s forgive us for what we have done. Cuz we're young. We're young. We're young. Oh, we're young. [music] Oh [singing] yeah. Oh yeah. Where [music] you [singing] Where you Where you Where you [music] Where you Where you? [cheering] [music] >> [cheering] >> Heat. Heat. [cheering] [music] >> [cheering] [applause] >> J, when you're up there, I just see you [screaming] just
get lost in that world and it's just you, the microphone, the guitar. Best audition of the day. [cheering] Okay, James, we sit here all day and we watch lots and lots [music] of people stand on this stage and 99% of those people I sit there and go, "Okay, we [music] need to change this. We need to do that. They need to try this." If anyone dares touch [music] what you do because it's so [cheering] good. >> You should be very proud today. [music] That was a fantastic audition. Well done, >> James. You're a real original
and I think from today on your life is totally going to change. Well, teams, [cheering] >> now I see why your mom and your dad put their differences aside. [music] I came on this show and people are like, "Why do you come on the show?" And I said, "I'm [music] looking for an artist to inspire me." And that's exactly what you did today was you inspired me. And that's because you [music] sat on that stage and you bared your soul to us. [cheering] Thank you so much. It means everything to me. Means the absolute world
to me. Thank you. >> Okay, let's go to a vote. Gary >> James, it's a yes from me. [cheering] >> It is a massive yes for me, >> James. This is just the beginning. Yes. Thank you, >> James. Rightfully so. You have four yeses. [music] [music] That was amazing. >> Overwhelmed right now. I'm I'm unbelievably overwhelmed right now. I can't tell you how how good it feels. >> My son's an IA dance track and he's turned it into that. That was brilliant. That's why I said I want to write a song. Just see what he
does with it. >> [laughter] >> I'm Ella [music] Henderson. I'm 16 years old and I'm from Tetany in Lincolnshire. Today I'm going to be singing a song that I've written myself. I've been writing [music] my own songs since the age of 13. My granddad, [music] Bill, he was the reason why I'm into singing. I did used to sing to him all the time. I used to Put on like little shows for him in the living room all the time. It was just something that really really made me happy and put a smile on my face.
[laughter] The song I'm singing is a personal song to me. [music] It was a way of me saying goodbye to my granddad. >> And don't cry as we'll all start crying. >> Do it for grandad. >> We're going to cry. >> Don't start us off. >> It's [music] really nerve-wracking knowing that I'm singing my own song. >> Wish you luck. >> Okay. Come on. >> And it is like putting your diary out to the world. There's somebody in there singing way out of tune. Maybe it was a [music] song choice, but for me it just
didn't come together. It's a no from me. >> It's really [music] scary. But my granddad always told me, "Don't let anybody stand in your way. And if you Want to sing it, don't let anybody stop you." [music] [cheering] >> Hello. Hi. What's your name? >> Ella. Where you from? I'm from Lincolnshire. >> And how old are you? >> I'm 16. >> And tell me some things about yourself. Are you in school still or? >> Yeah, I'm still in school. I'm midway through my GCSEs. >> Okay. >> Um, I've always loved music from a young age.
That's all I've ever wanted to do. >> Good. >> And what are you going to sing for us today? >> I'm into songwriting. It's a song I wrote myself. >> Take it away. You [music] think you're missed? Well, let me tell you this. [music] The love I felt for you has flown [music] away. [singing] And now you see [cheering] what you've done to me. So all I can ask is [singing] why why you made us feel like one. [singing] I [music] should have known that you were wrong. [singing] Oh yeah. You did it on your
own. Now you got to go. Oh no, I won't let you get me down. [music] You try to hurt my feelings. You stop me [singing] dreaming, but here I draw the line. I wish you luck in life and goodbye. [singing] >> [music] >> Oh yeah, you did it on your own. Now you got to go. Oh no, I won't let [singing] you get me down. You try to hurt my feelings. You stop me dreaming, but here I draw the line. I wish you luck in [singing] life and go by. [cheering] [music] >> [music and applause]
>> Heat [music] up [music] here. [cheering] >> [applause] >> Whoever or whatever you wrote that song about, those words, I'm sure, hit a chord with [music] everyone. Your songwriting is so clever. It made me go into my own little world and go, "Oh my god, that's I felt like that at one point, and that's hard [music] to do as a songwriter. And when you sang it, you Just made me believe every single word. I was right [music] there with you. What we just witnessed was just incredible. Absolutely incredible. >> Thank you so much. [cheering] >>
It's hard to believe that you're [music] only 16. [cheering] That was a brilliant audition. Absolutely brilliant. You're a class act. >> Thank you. [cheering] That performance was absolutely out [music] of this world. It really was. >> Thank you. >> That was really something special. Thank you very much for that. >> Thank you so much. >> There's so many good things I can sit here and and say about you. I [music] could go on and on. The list is endless. But the one thing is that you are the one person that I personally go [music] I
really want to mentor. I really do. I see something so Special in you. There's just a spark and you're just [music] a star. Thank you so much. [cheering] Thank you. I am going to kick off the voting with an enormous yes for me. [cheering] [music] Massive yes. [cheering] [music] Easiest yes of the day. It's a yes for me. [cheering] >> I'm going to let this audience tell you What is it. [cheering] >> [music] [cheering] >> Oh yes. Well done. Thank you. [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> Oh no. There's something about her. I fell for her right
there and then. I work in a burrito restaurant and you know when I'm done working I smell like Onions and burritos sicker into I didn't want anyone to sing in front of Simon [music] for 10 years cuz Simon ke hurt him he would just go where have you been at >> we're talking a million He's a songwriter. His songs are phenomenal. I swear if I wasn't his mother, I would still be saying this. >> My mom, she's more excited than I am. I think you're >> I've been telling this little kid, you have to share
your gift. Share your gift. >> Good luck, Josh. >> Rock and roll, Josh. >> I'm so excited. >> [music] [cheering] >> Hello. >> How's it going? >> What's your name? >> My name is Josh Kragic. I'm 30 years old From uh Columbus, Ohio. >> Is that far from here? I don't know. Maybe we're right. >> Uh we're looking at about 7 hour drive. >> Did you drive? >> Me and my mother. >> Love you, Mom. >> Oh my god, I'm sweating. >> Did you do you have a day job? >> I do. I uh sling
burritos. >> Sling burritos. Sling them. >> I love it. Burritos are good. >> What are you singing for us today, Josh? >> Um, at last at a James. >> Really? [applause] >> Okay. Good luck, Josh. >> [music] [music] [music] >> You know [music] my love has come along. Yes, my lonely days [music] are older and I've been like a soul. [cheering] [music] Oh yeah. Yeah. At last [music] the skies above you. [music and cheering] My heart [singing] was wrapped up [music] in clothing. But now that I looked at you. Oh [screaming] yeah. >> [music] [cheering]
>> And now here we are in heaven. [music] [applause and cheering] And you are mine. [screaming] [cheering] [screaming] Heat. [cheering] [cheering] Heat. >> [cheering] >> Thank you. [applause and cheering] >> I've got to say, Josh, you know, I always thought after a few auditions over the years, I wouldn't be surprised again. And then you started singing and it was it just blew me away. [cheering] What I love about you, Josh, is is that you're honest. You know, you didn't come out here with any gimmicks. [cheering] >> Good for you. [applause] >> I know why you
dress like that. I get your whole Listen, you're you're not fooling me for a second. [laughter] >> I get it. This is your before because you cuz the after is going to be You're not fooling me. You're too good. You're way too good. [cheering] >> Everybody, the room's electric right Now. You just killed it. >> [cheering and music] >> You feel good. You just, you know, there are just certain voices [music] that the second you open up your mouth to sing, it gets in gets into our skin and that energy and it's just it's incredible.
What a treat. What a treat. >> I [music] [singing] live like the dream is real. [cheering and music] >> Listen, man. You need to give the slinging burritos job to somebody else. [music and cheering] Absolute yes. Joe, [cheering] >> it's a yes from me. >> Thank you, Mom, for driving [music] him as well. Thank you, Mom. [cheering] I say yes completely. >> Josh, 3,335 [music] yeses. Thank [cheering] you. Thank you. [cheering] [screaming] >> Oh my. It was a blast. Oh my god. Never had so much fun. Simon told me he in all the years he
didn't think that he would ever be surprised and blown, but he's blown away. >> You say you're blown away. >> Hey, and what better validation than Simon Cow to say such a thing? >> Making it to the next round is really a Small thing. I have to focus and continue to show what it is that I can do. winning this competition that will change my life. Where's Where's the bar? Is there a bar somewhere? [music] You say
