15 OF THE BEST BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT AUDITIONS | Popcorn

Hello. Hello. What what are your names?

My name is Billy and this is my sister Emily. Oh, fantastic. So, how long have you known each other?

Um so, Billy and Emily, um how old are you guys? I'm 28 and she's 25. My name is Billy.

I'm Emily. We're from Birmingham. We're brother and sister and we are roller skaters.

We started roller skating when we were kids. I was 5 and my brother was 8. Our mother, she saw on TV uh some roller skaters and she thought, "Oh, that's elegant and safe and something nice that we can do together.

" So, she bought us roller skates and from that moment on, we were hooked. I love skating with my sister. I will not skate with anyone else.

He's my big brother and I've always looked up to him. I'm performing with my best friend. Today, we want to make our parents proud and we're going to give it our all.

We're going to try and put on a great show and hopefully the judges and the audience will love it. Take it away, the stage is yours. I'm sure I heard a crack.

I don't like it. Make it stop. What on earth is going to happen now?

Wow, look at that man. WOW. THAT WAS SO DANGEROUS.

LIKE, I was so worried for your head. You're fearless and like fresh spin on roller skating. I thought it was fantastic.

It felt dangerous and fresh. So, I'm I congratulate you for bringing something so exciting to roller skating and to Britain's Got Talent. I you know, I've seen a lot of roller skating acts on this show.

Normally, they are horrific cuz you kind of think, "What can you do on a stage with roller skates? " I I've actually never seen an act like that in my life. I mean, it's incredible.

Really incredible. I'm going to kick this off with a big, fat yes. Thank you, Simon.

A very, very easy yes. Well done. Massive yes for me.

It's a big, fat yes. Amazing. Yeah.

Standing ovation from the crowd and all four judges. It's more than I could ever wish for. It is.

Thank you. Like, it's it's a dream come true. Oh, it was brilliant.

Good variety act. What is he going to do? Hello.

Good evening. How are you? Good, thank you.

Good, good. Right, tell us a bit about yourself. My name is Marc Métral.

I come from Paris. Bonjour. So, what are you going to do for us today?

I have a special guest for you. Okay. Can I invite?

Sure. Yeah. Just for you, Miss Wendy.

Come on. Sit down there. Sit down.

Okay, you can't fall down. Don't worry. I don't like cats.

Isn't she lovely? Hello, I am Marc Métral. I am 61 and I come from Paris.

How are you feeling about today? Well, you know, when you work with with a live dog, it's always Anything can happen. Yeah, tragic.

I grew up in a little village in France and my parents was peach farmers. It's a It was a hard life. If you like peach, I can bring you a good one.

So, what kind of dog is Wendy? It's a Rottweiler. I have this dog since years, 2 months.

Without air, I will be nothing. You think about your audition? Everything going to be all right now?

Viviane, my wife, she told me you are crazy to to make a Britain's Got Talent and to play in front of royal family. For me, it's like a dream. I'm always dreaming, even at my age.

Whenever you're ready. Hey, you can say you good evening. You speak English?

It's my night. Come on. Hey, say something.

No. Wha- What? Why not?

It's It's fantastic. Come on. Tu parles en français, Dutch?

Yes. Oh my god. No, no, listen.

English? Sí. Spanish?

Oui. Français? OKAY.

OKAY. HEY, WENDY, LISTEN TO ME. You think I am stupid?

Yes. This is brilliant. I WANT ONE.

SO, WELL, you don't want to speak anymore? No. Okay.

And now? Oh, yes, I want. You know You know how to sing?

No. What? Yes, yes, yes.

Well, we listen to you. Meow. It's bow-wow, eh?

You understand? Meow. Music, please.

We're going to sing something for you, all right? Okay. Don't look at me.

Look at the audience, like that. Feelings, come on. Feelings.

No sing more. No sing. No.

No. Trying to forget. All together, okay?

No. Please, come on. You say it's Britain's Got Talent, okay?

All together. Feelings, I I I I Feelings. Oh my god.

Amazing. What's her name? Wendy.

Wendy. Try and try and listen when they're doing the rap. Well, I'm emotional.

He's emotional. He's waited a long time for this moment. For 9 years, Simon has said he wanted a dog that could meow or sing and your dog did both those things.

I mean, you're making television history here with this. Wow. I don't know how she does that, how you taught her to do it, but it was incredible.

Oh, thank you so much. How does she know the words? She's very clever.

It's an incredible act and I'm one we're never going to forget, Mark. Well done. You're very welcome.

Fantastic act, Mark. Really something special. Right, David.

Well, this is a very easy yes. It's a yes from me. It's a yes from me.

You've got four big fat yeses. Oh, that was amazing. That was fantastic.

Well done. Unbelievable. How do you get a dog to do that?

Thank you so much for coming. We found a dog who sang and talked. Well, we found a dog that could sing.

No, we haven't. I love that Simon's telling everyone. Uh Lauren, are you sitting down?

Yeah. A dog came in and sang. Well, it didn't.

Oh my god, are you serious? I swear and meowed. Pudsey, you was fantastic.

He is amazing. The dog can't actually meow. It sang.

What song are you going to sing for us today? I'm going to be singing She's Always a Woman by Billy Joel. All right, we'll wish you luck.

Thank you very much. Come on. She can kill with a smile, she can wound with her eyes.

She can ruin your faith with her casual lies. And she only reveals what she wants you to see. Yes, she hides like a child, but she's always a woman to me.

Woah, she never gives out. She never gives in. She just changes her mind.

She'll promise you more than the garden of Eden. But she'll carelessly catch you and laugh while you're bleeding. But she'll bring out the best and the worst you can be.

Blame it all on yourself cuz she's always a woman to me. Woah, she never gives out. She never gives in.

She just changes her mind. She's frequently kind, then she's suddenly cruel. She can do as she pleases, she's nobody's fool.

And she can't be convicted, she's on her degree. Blame it all on yourself cuz she's always a woman to me. Enjoy.

Hello. Hi. Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.

Thank you. What's your name? I'm Maia Gough.

And how old are you, Maia? I'm 12 years old. It's a beautiful dress.

I nearly wore that dress today, actually. Lucky I didn't. Um whereabouts are you from?

Um I'm from South Wales. She seems sweet. Who's with you today?

I got a lot of family with me today. I've got my mom, my dad, and my sister, my auntie, my uncle, my grandma, my grandpa, my cousins. Yeah, yeah.

So all of Wales I guess you're going to sing for us today. Yes. So who's your biggest singing idol?

Um Whitney Houston. I'm singing a Whitney Houston song today and I just love Whitney Houston. Okay, well we wish you all the best, Maia.

Thank you. Share my life. Take me for what I am.

Cuz I'll never change all my colors for you. Take my love. I'll never ask for too much.

Just all that you are and everything that you do. Oh. I don't need to need to love you very much to love.

I don't want to have to go where you don't follow. I won't hold it back again. This passion inside I can't control from myself.

There's nowhere to hide. But don't make me cry. I don't want to hurt anymore.

Stay in my arms if you feel down. Don't you dare go there. Don't you dare go there.

Don't walk away from me. I have nothing, nothing, nothing if I don't have you. Don't make me cry.

I don't want to hurt anymore. Stay in my arms if you feel down. Don't you dare Don't you dare Don't walk away from me.

Don't walk away Don't you dare walk away from me. I have nothing, nothing, nothing if I don't have you. Look at that.

More flash. The logo. You ready, yeah?

Yeah, man. It's all yours. Good luck.

Good evening. Good evening, everyone. My name is Oleg.

I'm represent Team Unity tonight. What's Team Unity? Team Unity is a dance team.

Are you in Team Unity? They are my big friends. So you're not in the group, you're their friend.

Just a friend, yeah. And so you're like their translator? Uh something like this, yeah.

And where are they from? From Siberia, Tomsk. We are we are UDI.

Dance team UDA from Tomsk. Siberia. Uh-huh.

Uh we are UDI. Uh we are from Tomsk, Siberia. Dance team.

Dancing is our life. UDI is a big friendly family. In Siberia we run own dance school for underprivileged kids.

We work closely with the local orphanage to give the children a sense of belonging. This is a matter of great honor for us if UDI win the Britain's Got Talent, they wants to build a big, big school. Today means everything to us.

If the British public gets behind us, it could change our lives and the children's lives forever. We wants to impress We wants to impress British peoples and judges. Yes.

Okay, well good luck. Thank you very much. Nice to meet you, Oleg.

Thank you. Bye. Bye.

Oleg, you were wonderful. Really. You stole it from me, you know.

We always say we're looking for something we've never seen before on Britain's Got Talent, and I've never seen anything LIKE THAT. WOW. OH MY GOODNESS.

VISUALLY, ONE OF THE best things I think I've ever seen. Like, that was absolutely perfect. I'm almost at a loss for words.

It just felt so brilliant. Sometimes we're asked why we have people from other countries entering, but I'm so happy that we do have that, because then we get to see artists as fantastic as you. Welcome.

A humongous yes. It's a yes from me. It's a yes from me.

You've got four big fat yeses. Oh, well done. Amazing.

Hello. Hi. Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.

What's your name? My name's Shakirudin, but people call me Junior. Junior.

Yeah. How old are you, Junior? I'm 17.

What are you going to do for us today? I'm going to be dancing. Okay.

So, what got you into dance? Well, um in the past I've had some behavioral issues, and like I've been dancing like for a long time now, and it's really helped me out grow as a person and get better. So.

I'm really, really nervous today. This is like the biggest performance I'm ever like I'm ever going to do. I've come a really long way.

Now I have the chance to prove myself and show my family who I am. I've been waiting for this for a long time. And like I feel like it's a must.

I have to do it. When I was at school, like I used to struggle a lot with the work. I would feel like if I'm getting a bad grade, I can't do better.

Like I would just feel like I'm like a dumb kid or I'm just not smart enough. I felt like misbehaving was like the only option. I used to get in a lot of trouble, got excluded a few times.

I was in a bad situation. When I started dancing, it actually gave me like so much confidence, and I got people praising me and saying good things about me rather than being in school messing about. But like I've been training every day, man.

So like hopefully like it all pays off. When I am dancing, I feel free. I can just like tell you a story.

I can talk to you. Dancing has saved me from going down a completely different road. I can't imagine if I wasn't dancing like I don't know where I would be today.

Okay. Good. The stage is yours.

Oh. Oh. Woah.

Woah. Woah. Oh, that was good.

Did that happen? Junior, how do you feel right now? It's overwhelming.

Alesha, what did you think? You know what? Usually that kind of thing cringes me out, but for some reason we do it didn't at all.

I couldn't take my eyes off of you. That was incredible. Thank you.

I could see it in your eyes what it meant to you, and all the negative things that you've obviously been through you've now turned into positive. Cuz it was an amazing, very different performance to anything we've seen before. Thank you.

I have to tell you it's one of the most incredible things I've ever seen on this show. I mean, seriously. You're going to be talked about for this performance in Tenby.

I thought it was so brave of you to channel all your emotions and anger or feelings, whatever they might be, into a piece like that, and it really expands what we think dance can be. So, it was incredible what you did. You should be very proud.

Um we're going to vote. And I'm going to kick this off with a yes. Junior, it's a yes from me.

It's a yes from me. And make that four yeses. It's a yes from me.

Junior, that was tremendous. Wow. That was amazing.

I thought that was really like you said you were very brave. Yeah. It really meant a lot to him.

Yeah. Definitely. Brilliant thing.

Hello. Hello. What's your name?

Jesse-Jane McParland. And where are you from? I'm from Ireland.

Okay. How old are you? Nine.

Okay. Who are you here with? Um my daddy.

Okay, Beth. Yeah. Excited?

Yeah. I'm here with my dad today, so I am. My mommy is home looking after my two younger sisters.

My daddy's very good at doing my hair. He even went to the hairdressers to learn how to do it right. He works as a farmer, and it's not really his thing.

Team Daddy and Jesse? Yeah. You can go.

Being the first girl in the family, my mom and dad wanted me to be an Irish dancer. When did you stop? When I was three.

Six years ago. Yeah. That's a long time.

I would love to impress Simon Cowell because he's the boss of Wonder Action. I like Wonder Action cuz I went to the concert last year so I did. And I'm very excited for today because I've never performed in front of a big audience and I just love to be cheered on.

Okay. Good luck. Thank you.

Dinky little thing. Well done, JJ. It's best to keep on her good side.

Keep her on her good side. My god. Do you want a job as my security guard?

What made you want to do this? I used to do ballet and Irish dancing. This is a long way from ballet.

But I didn't like it. She's cute as hell like that. Yeah.

Soon as that SWORD COMES OUT JESSICA, YOU ARE ONE to watch in this competition. That was incredible. So impressive.

It was brilliant as an act and I'm sure you're going to be at the Olympics one day, Jessica. Maybe in the next act two little people could be the villains and you can beat them up. Yeah.

I think he means us. Okay, moment of truth. David.

I'm going to say yes. Jessica, it's a massive yes from me. It's a yes from me.

Jessica four yeses, congratulations. Well done, Jessica. Yeah.

That was brilliant. Cuz you wouldn't mess with her, would you? Unbelievable.

Well done. See you next time. Take care.

See you. Bye-bye. She's pretty.

Yes, she's special. She's really special. Hello.

I got four yeses. Oh my god. Oh my god.

You're Callum, Jade's brother. Are you okay? Yeah.

Aw. Well, tell us a little bit about yourself, please. I'm 26.

I'm from Hull. Uh and I'm singing cover of a song by Robyn. I love Robyn.

Yeah. It's Dancing on My Own but it's a bit slower. Okay.

Whenever you're ready, good luck. Thank you. Somebody said you got a new friend.

And does she love you better than I can? And there's a big black sky over my town. I know where uh I bet she's around.

Still a little broken bottles. I'm spinning around in circles. And I'm in the corner watching you kiss her.

And I'm right over here. Why can't you see me? And I'm giving it my all but I'm not the guy you're taking home.

I keep dancing on my own. So far away but still so near. The lights come on.

The music dies. But you don't see me standing here. I just came to say goodbye.

I'm in the corner watching you kiss her. And I'm giving it my all but I'm not the guy you're taking home. And I keep dancing on my own.

So far away but still so near. The lights come on. The music dies.

But you don't see me standing here. This is a real sweetheart. Well done.

Oh my god, Simon. Callum. Hello.

Hello. Who are you? Uh I'm Louis Codling.

Hello, Louis. Where are you from? Uh I'm a London boy.

London. And how old are you? I'm 27.

I'm just singing for you today. Oh, you're singing today. Okay, brilliant.

Good luck. I've been really trying, baby. I've been trying to hold back this feeling for so long.

And if you feel like I FEEL, BABY, OH, COME ON. OH. YEAH, but man it's funny.

It's a nice I get Well, look at you looking here. Look at you here. I want to I know you think we're a fool But little does she know that I'm A WALKING I LOVE YOU SO.

HEY, that's what you said. You tell me, baby, baby, please don't go away. But when I play, I never stay.

So every There they go. Whoops. Whoops, there go my trousers.

Oh my god, how did this happen? HOW DID HOW DID THIS HAPPEN? Why are his trousers still on?

I'll tell you what. That was so crafty and so clever the way you did that, Louis. That was brilliant.

And you actually had me fooled. Thanks. Yeah, you're a very good actor.

Where Where do you guys normally perform and gig? We just literally put the whole show together. I've got a really dry mouth, this.

David, do you want Do you want to give him some water? Oh, David. Okay.

Okay. Don't worry. Don't worry.

There we go. There we go. There we go.

No problem. No problem. Well done.

Well done. Well done. Well done.

Well done. Really good. Really good stuff, yeah.

I enjoyed it. Really good. LET ME JUST SAY I'M NOT SURE YOU REALLY want me to take my clothes off here.

It's not quite as nice as that. I think, you know, we're going to have to take a vote before things get out of hand. Okay, David yes or no?

Um yeah, I'm sort of on THE FENCE. UM OKAY, SEE YES. OKAY.

ALESHA? SEE YES. FOR ME, GUYS.

SIMON? I'm going to say yes. Come on.

Four yeses, PLEASE. AND IT'S A BIG, FAT, juicy yes from me. YES!

THANK YOU. HELLO. HELLO.

Uh who are you? Uh we're old men grooving. Okay.

Uh do you have jobs? Uh yes, we do. I'm an IT manager.

I'm a teacher. And I do some part-time teaching as well. Do you think that this is something that the Queen or the royal family would like?

Yeah, we think they're going to love what we're doing. Okay, best of luck. Thank you.

Imagine being their kids. I won't dance, don't ask me. I won't dance, don't ask.

I want to get into it, man, you know? Like a Like a sex machine, man. One, TWO, THREE, GO.

THAT'S GOOD. CLASSIC BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT. My favorite one.

Can I ask a question? What are you going to sing? We're a dance crew.

What? We're a dance act. Is this serious?

No. Yes, very serious. Honestly?

Yes, that's Okay. And you think you can win this? I'd like to think so.

Show us what you can do. Good luck. Come on, boy band.

Let's lift this roof. Wait a minute. All four judges on their feet.

We wish you the best of luck. We can't wait to hear the song now. Thanks.

Good luck. Make some noise for Jess No. And if you smile at me you would make my heart stop racing.

And it's plain to see you're so amazing. You get me struck by lightning, lightning, and it's frightening, frightening. I don't ever think I'll be the same again.

Cuz I'm struck by the lightning, and it's frightening, frightening. I don't ever think I'll be the same again. Call me princess, call me Call me empress.

You mean everything, everything to me. Are you ready to take it on? Yes.

Come on, let's go, man. Hello. Hi.

Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. Hey. Oh, we're here.

It's crazy. This is crazy. Thank you.

What's your name? We are Revelation Avenue. So, how long have you guys been performing together?

We've been together since school, really. We were broken up for about 3 years, and now we've decided to come back and take to the stage. This for us is is the biggest thing that we've done.

I mean, we we rehearsed at my house. So, yeah, to be in here is is massive for us. Do you think that a choir can win this show?

Um yes. We had one of the worst choirs we've ever had earlier on. Um we really hope you guys enjoy it, to be honest.

I hope it all goes well. We wish you the best of luck. Go for it.

I used to bite my tongue and hold my breath, scared to rock the boat and make a mess. I sat quietly, agreed politely. Cuz I forgot I had a choice.

I let YOU PUSH ME PAST THE BREAKING POINT. I stood for nothing, BUT I FELL FOR EVERYTHING. You held me down, but I got up.

Already cuz I've had enough. YOU HEAR MY ROAR. YOU HEAR US ROAR.

LIGHTNING going to shake the ground. You held me down, but I got up. Get ready cuz I've had enough.

I see it all. I see it I'VE GOT THE EYE OF THE TIGER. FIGHTER.

DANCING THROUGH THE FIRE. CUZ I AM A CHAMPION. AND YOU'RE going to hear ME ROAR.

LOUDER. LOUDER THAN A LION. Hold on.

Oh, no. Yeah, I am a champion. And you're going to hear me roar.

You're going to HEAR ME ROAR. HERE WE GO. I AM A CHAMPION.

AND YOU'RE GOING TO HEAR ME ROAR. YOU'RE GOING TO HEAR ME YOU'RE GOING TO HEAR ME ROAR. ROAR.

I LOVE IT. I LOVE IT. WE WERE BRILLIANT.

THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

CONGRATULATIONS. CONGRATULATIONS, AMANDA. You know, I just what I loved, I think, was the sense of heart and relationship and togetherness.

Just magnificent. The fact that you're all stars, you could actually all probably be solo singers, and yet you work perfectly together. It's flawless, guys.

Well done. We had one of the worst choirs we've ever had on this show. And now we've had one of the best.

You on the left, your personality when you sing, it's amazing to watch, but you've got this incredible bond amongst all of you. Congratulations. So happy for you guys.

Congratulations. It was brilliant. You've just got the golden buzzer, and you're straight through to THE LIVE SEMI-FINALS.

YOU JUST WANTED THEM TO DO WELL, wasn't it? It was something about them, yeah. All your stuff on there.

Good luck, good luck. Good evening. What's your name?

My name's Krystyna Lennon. Krystyna, why are you here? Um I want to be the next Paul McKenna.

I'm a comedy stage hypnotist. Can you hypnotize someone to be a nice person? Is that possible?

Can you hypnotize somebody to stop being really annoying? How long is this going to go on? How long?

Okay. Uh well, look, why don't you just get on with the act? I am actually only one half of the act.

I have I'm the assistant. Oh, okay. So, you're not the person who's actually hypnotizing.

No, I've got the master hypnotizer. Okay. This is Princess the hypno dog.

No way. Hang on. You are telling me that that dog is a hypnotist.

I am indeed. Hypno dog? My name's Krystyna Lennon, and this is Princess.

And today we're going to be hypnotizing volunteers from the audience. This is Princess. She's a girl.

Don't look into her eyes. Don't look into her She's the world's only hypno dog. What does it involve then, your Actually, she looks into people's eyes, and they just fall asleep.

We've actually had instances that at the wrong moment where she's looked at somebody, and they've fallen out of the seat or gone to sleep. So, now we tend to keep her out of the way until she's needed. We're going to show them something they've never seen before.

The world's only canine hypnotist. Okay, I've got to see this. I need some volunteers from the audience.

Let's have a look. Yeah, you guys there, that row there. Do you want to come take a seat?

Couple more seats. Guys. Us two.

Come on, you know you want to. Who wants to get hypnotized BY A DOG? COME ON.

COME ON. COME ON. ARE YOU SCARED?

I'M SCARED. OH. On the count of five, you'll all be wide awake.

As soon as I ask you to count, you'll find the number seven does not exist. On the count of five, wide awake. 1 2 3 4 and wide awake.

Wide awake. Do you want to take a seat back in your places? Do you want to count from one to 10 for me, please?

Yeah. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 Okay. Give them a ROUND OF APPLAUSE.

DECKY, YOU'RE UP. WE'RE REALLY QUITE PROUD OF DECKY. 8 9 10 11 Yeah, I don't know what was going on there.

Alicia What the hell is going on? What have you done to our Ant and Deck? 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Well, she's amazing and I think Paul McKenna has got a problem.

Did you believe it, Simon? Well, I did at the end, yeah. I mean, I think if you're going to do this, I think you've got to get them to do more crazy things.

Yeah, this was more to show you what the dog can do. Would you do it with to me? Yeah.

I'll come to the stage. Here we go. I'd kneel down if I were you.

That's a first for a start. Can you hypnotize someone to be a nicer person? This is the clip they'll use when they know that you've finally lost your mind.

Well, nothing's happened. I don't think you can hypnotize everyone. Just a normal dog, it happens.

Well, well, you're just like a dog with a huge tongue staring at me. Right, we're going to take a vote. Yes or no?

David, yes or no? I'm intrigued and I'm going to say yes. I am intrigued to see and see what else you could possibly do.

So, I am a little bit on the fence but but I think I'm going to say yes today. I'm going to say yeah. Hello, Simon.

Simon? Yes for me. Thank you.

Thank you. Well done. Are you awake?

I'm yawning. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11. You've got to change this.

You're the best. You're the best. And you're the best, David.

That dog's done something to you, 100%. Hello. What's your name?

My name is Jamie Raven. Hello, Jamie Raven. Hello.

How old are you? I am 31. And where are you from?

Uh originally from Hammersmith but I now live at Big up. I now live in Ascot with my my wife. Can I ask you what you're doing today?

I'm a magician. My earliest memory of watching magic was probably at 10 or 11. Uh we were on a family holiday and we were out in a restaurant and had a magician who came over and he did his his act.

I thought it was amazing. That was it and it would spark something that, you know, 20 years later would bring me here today. I live at home with my wife, Ashley.

She's the best thing that that ever happened to me and everything I do, everything is for her. When we first met, we were at the bar and I said, "Oh, I'll I'll get you a drink. " And she had a five-pound note.

So, I folded it up and changed it into a a 50-pound note and paid for it. It was all the money I had in the world. That was one thing that that won her over, the prospect of yeah, 50-pound notes.

Little did she know that that was the only one that she'd see for the next eight years. Over the years, I've performed in pubs, I've done clubs, I've done the darkest rooms, the loudest rooms. You know, it's it is a slog.

I just want them to see the decades basically of of practice and what I know I can do. So, I just I'm excited and and nervous in myself. I want to do the best I can do.

Today could change everything. To actually do the Royal Variety as a performer you made it. Okay.

Good luck. Poor mate. May I come and join you at your table?

Would that be okay? I'd like to share with you a trick. It uses a 50-pound note.

One of the largest currency notes available in this country. With my sleeves rolled up, guys. With nothing in my hands.

We can get a shot of this on the screen. I'm going to change this 50-pound note into the much rarer infinitely more valuable Bank of Britain's Got Talent 50-pound note. And now Now, you can see we've got we've got our head of state, Mr Simon Cowell.

We've got our beautiful princesses, of course, our queen. And Simon for you to keep. Don't spend it all at once.

Guys, I don't want you to feel left out. So, I brought along some more cash for you but I know I know deep down you don't really want one of these. You'd much rather have one of those Bank of Britain's Got Talent one for you to keep.

Oh, I love that. Thank you very much. What?

Thought I'd finish with a trick using a picture that I've drawn. It's a self-portrait. That's me.

This is where we are. Britain's Got Talent. You see, most magicians at this point would ask one of you to reach in and take a card.

I'm not going to do that. Instead, if I may, I'm just going to ask each of you one question. David, if I may start with you.

If I could ask you to choose a color red or black. Whatever you say is what we will use. What color would you like?

Black. Black. Alicia, the black cards are split into two suits.

We have the spades, we have the clubs. Again, if I could ask you to choose whatever you want is what we will use. Clubs.

Clubs, fantastic. Amanda, I need you to choose a value for me. What would you like?

Nine. Nine. The nine of clubs.

Simon I'm going to give you the chance, if you like, to stick with the nine of clubs or you can overrule all of the other judges and you can choose any other card that you like. What would you like? Seven of hearts.

The seven of hearts. Okay. Guys, there is no way I could know that you would choose the nine of clubs.

There's no way I would know if you would overrule and if you would, what you would change to. You'll agree I haven't touched these. What I didn't tell you is that I've also drawn on the back of every single other card in this deck.

Do you remember those cartoon flip books where you flick through and the little man comes to life? Check this out. You see our magician.

He takes off his hat. He reaches inside. He pulls out just one card, ladies and gentlemen.

Not just any card, it's the SEVEN OF HEARTS. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING. PETER, I know this sounds crazy but I now actually believe in magic.

I do. Like some people believe in ghosts, I now believe in magic because there's no explanation for that. None whatsoever.

Alicia? Oh my goodness. Honestly, that is going to bug us for the rest of the day how you did that.

You are incredible. I feel like we are witnessing the beginning of something special with you. Bless you.

David? I mean, that is a world-class trick. That's one of the best magic tricks I've ever seen.

It's not a trick. It's real magic. Yeah.

He has magical powers. Somebody once said to me, who I really respect, that there are a lot of people who do tricks and there are a few people who actually can do magic and I think we just saw that. Could you make Simon disappear?

We're going to take a vote. David? Of course, yes.

Yes for me. It's a yes for me. You've got four yeses.

Congratulations. I now believe. Come on.

Well done. How was that? Mate, it's amazing.

Best trick I've seen.