[cheering] Hello. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> Extremely nervous. >> Why? >> Everybody's looking at me right now. >> That's why it's called a stage. >> Oh, what's your name? My name's Jasine Little. >> Okay. And how old are you, Jasine? >> I'm 16. >> Are you really? Get out of here. >> Really? 16? >> Yes. >> Okay. You're 16. So, you look at YouTube and you see all these new singers coming along. Are you Is that how you've tried to break yourself? >> I'm sorry. >> Have you posted your stuff on the internet?
>> I've posted one video on the internet. >> How many hits did it get? >> I think 500. Not much. >> That's terrible. I know. Sorry. >> But it's not great, is it? >> Why? Why so few? >> People don't like to watch my videos. I don't know. >> Do you think it was you or the song? >> Me, I think. >> Okay. You're not selling yourself well here, Jasmine. >> I don't know. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, we got to change that. So, what are you
going to sing? >> I'm going down by Mary J. Blige. >> Okay. Good luck. I got on [singing] my hands away. [screaming] No, no, [singing] no. >> [music] >> Well, in the sound [singing] of the rain against my window pain is slowly is slowly driving me insane. I'm going [singing] down. [music] I'm going down cuz you ain't around. [music] Baby, my [singing and music] [cheering] sleep, Boy. Please believe [singing] me. Since you been gone, everything's going. [singing] Why you have to say goodbye? [music] I can't stop these tears from falling from my eyes. Oh, baby,
I'm going down. [music] I'm going down cuz you ain't around, baby. [music] Sett down. [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] >> [music] [applause] [cheering] >> You don't know what this means to me? >> Um, >> LA. [cheering] >> I knew it would get better. Whoa. Your Name is Jasine Little. >> Jasine Little. >> That's a superstar name, too, with that superstar voice. [cheering] >> I named her that. >> I hope so. You came out with this little shy thing with all this lacking confidence and you're the real thing. >> We've been working. >> Thank you so much,
>> Nicole. >> I started to cry and I was feeling it. I Was like, "Okay, I'm going down with you." [cheering] >> Paula, >> you are a little brilliant gem. The audience loves you. We love you. Brilliant job. You're a star. You're a star. >> Simon, >> what? I'd love to see what you're like when you've got confidence. I mean, seriously, >> uh, what I love about you is you, I get The feeling, love music, of taking this seriously as someone who wants to get better. And that's why we've made this show, Jasmine, to find
people like you to give them a platform cuz you, I believe, could be a world star. [cheering] I do. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. >> A world star. >> Wow. >> A world star. >> You're the one to watch, young lady. Let me tell you, >> oh, it gives me great pleasure to say yes to you. >> Thank you so much, >> Nicole. >> We're going to have a lot more hits than 500 hits on YouTube now, honey. [cheering] >> Yes. Thank you, Paula. >> God bless you, Jasmine. >> God bless you. God
bless you. God bless You. Thank you. >> You got four yeses, kid. There you go. [cheering] Hello. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm good. Did you bring like your whole school or something? [cheering] >> Yeah. I don't know. There's Yeah. I didn't know there was this many people Coming. >> What's your name? >> Um Isabella. >> Isabella. How old are you? >> Uh oh my god. It's my birthday. I'm 18. Oh my god. Today. Oh yeah. So, you finished school? >> Um, I blessed school. >> Um, I was in year 12
this year and um, I left school about 2 months ago. >> Okay. Why was that? >> Um, I run out of motivation. I think I Didn't really know what I wanted to do when I finished. So, I just had no I just felt like I had nowhere to go. So, I thought I'd take this year off and then try out heaps of different things and see what I want to do. And that's why I'm here. >> How did How did your parents feel about that? Um, well, it took them a while at first, but like
they I don't think they saw it coming. I don't think really anyone saw it coming. >> I left school because I wasn't [music] enjoying my time there at all. It was a struggle for me. Once she made that decision, as hard as it was for me to [music] accept it, I could see this incredible weight lift off her shoulders and she just seemed [music] a lot more unhappy. >> Yeah. I have no backup plan. Let's say you get on there, you get really nervous, you've forgotten the words of a song. What are you going to
do? >> Just singing. I do [music] know the song. >> This dream is completely out of my hands. I can only just say that [music] I'm here. I'll support her. I'll do whatever it takes. Good luck with her. >> Thanks, Mom. She's my daughter and I love her and very proud [music] of her. >> Bella, what are you going to sing? Um, I'm going to sing Skinny Love by Bonnie V, but I'm doing Birdie's version. >> Okay. Wow. >> Yeah. So, not the original, but >> Great. Oh, good luck, Bella. >> Thank you. >> Good
luck, Bella. >> Oh, I'm really nervous. Okay. >> Okay. [snorts] >> What is wrong with you? >> Oh, mile a minute. [laughter] Come on, skinny love. Just lost the [cheering] p for a little song. We were never here. My my my [music and singing] my staring at the z and crush veneer. I tell my love to break it all. Cut down all the ropes and let me fall. My my my my [music] right in the moment is all this. [music] And I told you to be patient. And I [singing] told you to be fine. And
I told you to be balanced. [music] And I told you to be kind. And in the morning I'll be [music and singing] with you, but it'll be a different kind. Cuz I'll be holding [singing] all the tickets and you'll be owning all the fines. [cheering] Come on, skinny [singing] love. What happened here? [singing and music] I resist my my my My Oh [singing] something is full so slow on the split. [singing] And I told [music] you to be patient and I told you to be fine. [music] And I told you to be balanced. And I
told you to be kind. And now if all your love is wasted, well then who the hell is I? [music] Cuz now I'm breaking at the bridges and at the end of all your lines. [singing] [music] Who will love you? Who will fight? And who will fall far behind? [singing] >> [cheering] >> Come on. My my my my. Oh my [music] my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my Oh. Oh. Oh. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Oh, Mike's
shaking. >> Sorry, I'm so nervous. >> Bella. Bella. Every every single person in this room has just [music] witnessed the Birth of something so special. [cheering] >> I don't think I'm going to be honest with you. I really don't think you realize how absolutely amazing you are. >> Really? >> Cuz that was truly amazing. Truly amazing. Isabella, you know what Adele did around the world? Your voice has the power to do what Adele's just done [screaming] all around the world. [cheering] >> This time last year, we witnessed something amazing on this very stage. He was
a young guy called Reese Masten. [screaming] The four of us, we saw something and we kind of knew he was going to go all the way, but you never know. And he went all the way and he won the X Factor last year. I truly truly believe we've just seen that again. [cheering] >> Bella, we have to vote. You need three S's. All the Jeopardy. I wonder what's going to happen. [laughter] >> Bella, don't change a thing. Please [music] do that every time you sing. It's a yes from me. [cheering] >> It's a hands down
big yes from me. [cheering] >> It's a yes from me. >> Thank you. >> The best first audition I've ever seen. It's a yes from me. Well done. >> [music] [cheering] >> I don't know what to say. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> Sorry. Bye. >> I'm going to give it everything. I'll just do what I just do. Just [music] jam. >> Your auditions were incredible. I can't wait to see what you're going to do for Us today. [music] Whenever you're ready. All right. >> [cheering] >> shorty baby all over town. I
can't get it out of my mind. Say wow. Think about the girl on the east side to the west side. Push [music] back. It's no surprise cuz baby you're a perfect. I want to get in. Can I get down so I can deal Up now? I like to class the shorty never act wild [singing] very low key on that profound way. [cheering] [screaming] Heyo heyo heyo heyo [cheering] heyo heyo heyo heyo. [music] Heyo heyo heyo hey. [cheering] >> Hi there. What's your name? >> Hi. I'm Lucy. >> Hi Lucy. How you doing? >> [cheering] >>
Okay. And where would you like to see yourself in five years time? >> I really want to sing. I just want to make people hear me sing and think, "Wow." >> Okay. What song have you got for us? >> Um, Whitney Houston, I will always love you. >> You sure you want to do that song? [applause] >> [singing] >> should stay. [cheering] I will lead me your way. [singing] So I'll [singing] go. [music] But I know [music] I think of you [singing] every step of the way. [singing] And I [singing] will [singing] love you. I
will always love you. [singing] You my [singing and music] darling. You Bitter [singing and music] sweet meories. That [music] is all [singing] I'm taking with me. [singing] So, goodbye. [music] Please [singing] don't cry. [music] We both know I'm not what you you need. [singing] And I [singing and music] Always love you. I always [music] love you. [singing] [cheering] >> [cheering] [cheering] [cheering and music] >> Right. Uh, Cheryl, >> I I actually loved the vulnerability in your performance cuz it makes me think that you don't realize actually how Amazing you are. >> [cheering] >> I think
I think you're one to watch, Lucy. I think you could be absolutely amazing. I think you could sing anything. Thank [cheering] you so much. Thank you. >> Some people were absolutely born to sing. You were [music] born to sing. You tick all the boxes and I predict everything's going to change for you from this day on. [cheering] Uh Lucy, this is why we come TO WALES. [cheering] >> [music] >> ONE OF THE HARDEST SONGS in the world to sing. You didn't try and impersonate Whitney. You just sang it your way. You're really likable, Lucy. You're
really, really good. I like you. [cheering] [music] >> All right. Yes or no? >> 100% yes. >> Cheryl, >> definitely yes from me. [cheering] >> Absolutely yes. >> Thank you. [cheering] You see, it's a full house. You make [music] >> I'm 28 years old and my job is to haul trash. I am what I am. I am who I am. You know what I mean? But that's what I'm chasing now. I got a 2 and 1/ halfyear-old boy. This audition could open up so many Doors for us. I want to be on stages singing for
people, making money. This is my brother Mike Renee. >> Nice to meet you. Pleasure to meet you. >> You ready? >> Ready. >> Done with hauling trash. Time to sing on stage and entertain America. [music] [music] >> Hello. >> Hi everybody. >> Hi. What's your name? >> My name is Chris Renee. >> How old are you Chris? >> I'm 28. >> 28. And where are you from? >> I'm from Santa Cruz, California. [cheering] >> Working? Uh, yes. So, I I haul trash. >> Yeah. >> So, what would winning this competition, $5 million recording contract, mean
to you? >> It would mean the world specifically, it would mean um stability for me and my son, my family. I just got out of rehab, actually. >> Oh, wow. [applause] [music] >> Growing up, my life was really good. Couldn't ask for better parents or better brothers and sisters. When I [music] was like 12 or 13, I started smoking weed. When I was 15, Started drinking beer and stuff and [music] then it went on to cocaine and methamphetamines. I have this disease called addiction. The shame [music] and the guilt just got to me. Just totally
broke me. There's always [music] a chance and there's always a choice. Instead of doing nothing with myself, I want my son to see me singing on [music] stages because life is too precious to waste. >> How long you been clean? >> 70 days. >> Good for you. >> Good for you. [cheering] >> What are you going to sing for us? >> I'm going to sing an original song uh called Young Homie. >> Young Homie. >> That's right. >> Did you write it? >> Oh, yeah. I wrote it. I made the music for it, too. >>
Good luck. >> Thank you. Here we go. [music] [singing] See, open up my mind with these spoken words. Let this musical like an overure. Now she's the only [music] one. Yeah. Yeah. So I go with her. Ooh, that's how it's supposed to be. Living life with loved ones close to me. Sh. This is the remedy and I got the recipe. I don't need no Hennessy. Yeah. It's been two [music] Months now. Haven't had a drink. And I'm starting to see clear now. I'm putting all my fears down. I can hear the cheers [music] now. Seeing
peace signs when I look around. Hey young homie, what you [music] tripping on? Looking at life like how did I get it wrong? But life's too short. Got to live [music] it long. To my brothers and sisters where we get along. Heyomie, what you tripping [music] on? Life's too short. Giveace the war in the streets. Give [music] peace to the evil decree. It takes education to change your reputation from good to bad. [music] Now you're elevating. Baby singing, families hanging, everybody's chilling. Not going to stop this. Living on the man. This is the real thing.
Tell me, can you feel me? So wait till they drop [music] this dancing on the ceiling. Hey young homie, what you tripping on? Looking at life like how did I get it Wrong? Would you [singing] be too short down? See my brothers and sisters we get along. They never thought I'd make it this far. Look now here we are. See, I [music] never thought I'd take it this far. [cheering] >> [music] [cheering] >> Wow. believe. >> Let me tell you something. What did you write, little homie? What you tripping on? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, honey,
I'm tripping on you. [music] >> Like, I can't even describe your talent. It's unescribable. People say, "What's the X factor?" I say, "It's unescribable." So, I guess you got the X factor. [screaming] You are a bright light. You lit us all up. You are so talented. Words can't articulate. That's all I can say. Thank you. You know what? I've worked with some of the greatest [music] hip-hop artists from Jay-Z to Kanye West and all of my boys. They would be proud of me today to tell you that you are the truth. [cheering] Simon Um, [cheering]
[applause] Always my favorite feeling in the world is when I sit in this chair and I meet a star for the first [music] time. [music] And there's something about you. And what I like [music] about the fact is that maybe you need the show, maybe we need you. >> [music] >> Let's go for Chris. [music] Yes. [cheering] You know what, Chris? I'm [music] going to give you a yes, but man, you got to stay straight. [cheering] And when I call And when I call you, I don't want to talk to your assistant. I don't want
to talk [music] to the [laughter] You better pick up the phone and and let me hear your voice and so I know that you're okay. >> I I will always I will always be right here, >> my man. >> Right here. >> Chris, [music] we have a deal here, right? That if we're going to put you through for you, your son, we're staying [music] on the right track. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> That's the deal we make. There's no breaking that. >> Got it. >> I got it. >> Fine. Then [music] you got my Yes.
Congratulations, Chris. God is good. You Got four yeses, honey. [music] >> [music] [music] [music] >> That right there just >> because of where I live, I do [music] spend a lot of time by myself in my room reading, writing, and singing. The reason why [music] 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 [music] poetry since I was about 7 years old. Just gives you an
easy escape to like get your [music] thoughts out of your head so they stop bugging you. >> All right, sweetheart. Good luck. [cheering] Go on. >> This competition [music] is such a huge contrast and do anything I've 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 [music] could be lifechanging potentially. And I hope it is. So nervous. I can't even put on [music] words how nervous I am. Side stage. I don't think I'm going to be able to breathe. [music and cheering] >>
[music] >> Hi there. How are 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. Tron. It's pretty small town. Don't even live in the town. I live in the blatant countryside, so >> Okay. Okay. >> There's [snorts] 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] >> Okay. And what are you going to sing for us today? >> Uh, your song Bel and John. >> Okay. Wow. >> Good luck, Janet. Good luck everyone. It's [music] a little bit funny in this feeling inside. [music and singing] I'm not one of those who can easily [music] hide. I don't have much money. [music] But boy, if I did, I'd buy a big house where
[music] only both could live. And you can tell everybody [singing and music] this is your song. It may [music] be quite [singing] simple, but now that it's done, [music] I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't mind. Now I put down [singing] new words. How wonderful Life is. Now you're in the world. [music] I was a sculptor. But then again, no. [music] Or a girl makes potions in a traveling show. [music] I know it's not much, but it's the [music] best I can do. [singing] My gift is my song. And [music] this one's for
you. And you can tell [singing] everybody This is a song. It may [music] be quite [singing] simple, but now that it's done, [music] I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't mind. Now I put down [singing] words. How wonderful life is. Now you're [singing] in the world. [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> [cheering] [screaming] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> Wow. [applause] >> 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 [music] because you came in here, you
were nervous, and She's like, "Hello." It makes me love you even more. You are such [music] a star. What a wonderful audition. [applause] Janet, I love the fact that you're so shy. It's so endearing. [music] That is a recording vocal. [applause] >> Janet, I don't think you have any idea how good you are. And that's what I like most about you. [music] You're only 16 and you've got this very Distinctive voice and you're so likable. And you're from Ireland. >> Oh, yeah. Thanks, [cheering] [music] >> Janet. 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. [applause] It was such a fantastic audition and I think we're [music] going to vote now. Louie Janet Delin of Yes, [applause and music] Janet. I was absolutely [music] mesmerized by you today. [cheering] It's a yes from me. [applause] >> Janet, congratulations once again, mama. You blew us away. [music] Absolutely. Yes. >> [music] >> Janet Develin from Northern Ireland. Four yeses. Congratulations. [cheering] [music] This is your song.
[music] 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 in 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] Well, lay where you lay. [music] Well, don't make a [singing] sound because I know that they're watching. Yes, [music] they're watching with all the emotion. Can all the kid play? [music] Well, they have people talking. Yeah, they're [music] talking. I said one, two, three. Yeah, [music] your sex
is on fire. [singing] I said, "Wo, [music] you know I have a fever With a rattling." [singing] Well, I could just taste it. [music] But just taste it. Well, it's not forever. Well, it's just for tonight. [music] Do you know what? I think we're the greatest. We're the greatest. [music] We want all Yeah. >> [music] >> Your sex is on fire, you know. HERE WE GO. 1 2 3 [music] County is singing along. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [applause and cheering] [applause and music] [cheering] >> Okay. [cheering] So, >> wow. >> [music] >> You
had me singing along, dancing along. Naturalb born entertainer. [cheering] [music] [applause] >> Thank you [music] for coming to the audition >> to see someone who loves performing so [music] much. [cheering] >> That was brilliant. >> James, you love performing. You love That stage. The audience love you. >> Thank you, Mary. [applause] And we haven't had many singers like it on X Factor before. I think you're great. [music] >> 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. [music] You got
this lot on your side within 10 seconds. [cheering] [music] We're going to vote on this now. Louie, yes or no? >> [music] >> James, you stand out from the crowd 150%. Yes. [cheering] [music] >> Yes, please. >> Thank you so much. >> This is really exciting. [music] No, Thank you. Yes, [cheering] you [music] >> 2 and a half thousand yeses. Well done. [music] Archie Hull. I'm 14 years old and I'm from Hawks Bay. >> So, what are you singing, Ar? >> I'm singing Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran. >> Oh, good song. >> Yeah, I
really like country music, but It's not stuff I sing regularly, but I like Ed Sheeran. Who doesn't? [applause] >> Hello. Hello. And what are you going to be singing for us tonight? >> Uh, Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran. >> Take it away. >> Thank you. [music] >> When [singing] your legs don't work like they used to before [cheering] And I can't you fade. Will your mouth still remember the [singing and music] taste of my love? Will your eyes [singing] still smile from your [music] cheeks? And darling and I [singing] will be loving you till
we're 70. And baby, my [singing] heart [music] is still full heart at 23. I'm thinking [music and singing] about How people fall in love in the serious [singing] ways. Maybe it's all part of the plan. Well, I'll just keep on making the same [music] mistakes, hoping that you'll understand sign. But baby, now [singing] take me into your loving arms. [applause and music] Kiss me onto the [singing] light of a Thousand stars. Place your head [singing] on my beating heart. [music] I'm thinking out loud. Maybe we [singing] found love right where we are. [music] [cheering] Thank
you very much. [applause] [applause] >> You're already one of my favorite people in the competition. >> Thank you so much. >> Yeah. [cheering] Thank you. >> Nailed it. Nailed it. Nailed it. [applause] [music] >> Your voice. Oh my god. You're just a little thing, a sweet little thing of angelic awesomeness. [cheering] You're [music] one of the rare young kids that comes in here that I think is ready for something Like this even before your voice changes. But I think either way it's still going to sound good. >> I love your voice, bro. >> Thank you.
[applause] >> I think you're maybe the 7 millionth [music] boy to sing that song. Do we really need another boy that plays a guitar and sings at Shearan >> in this competition. >> But you know what? You've smashed pretty much all of them out the water. You've just [cheering] smashed it. [music] Thank you for the result. [applause] >> We're not going to hang about. We're going to go straight to >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes, >> darling. You've got four yeses and you're through to [cheering and music] >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you. >>
Hi. And and what's your name? >> Melanie Massen. >> And how old are you? >> I'm 44. >> You're 44. [music] So, what do you do for a living? >> I'm a mom. I'm married and I've got two Beautiful children, but I also run [music] an under fives music class called Fairy Flutterby Little Rockabby. [music] And I am Fairy Flutterby. I'm Melanie. I'm 44. [music] I'm pretty much a stay-at-home mom, but I also [music] run a music class called Fairy Flutterby Little Rockerby. Wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle. >> Children in my local area know
me as fairy flutter by. Not many people call me Melanie. [laughter] Usually people call me fairy. >> I flitted and I fluttered with all my little animal and insect friends. >> Started singing in bands [music] really from the age of about 15. I used to sing all over Glasgow. But then I've had two [music] wonderful children who are my absolute life. But I still have dreams I've yet to fulfill. Music is the only Thing I've ever wanted to do. But I feel it's kind of make or break now. I'm going to sing today like this
is the last time I'm ever going to sing. >> What are you going to sing for us? >> Crybaby. It's a Janice Joplin song. >> All right, let's hear it. >> [music] >> Cry [screaming] baby. [music] Cry baby. Cry baby. [music] Welcome back home. [singing] I know she told [singing] you. I know she told you that she loved you [singing] much more than I I did. And I know that [music] she left you. And you swear that you just don't know why. But you know, [music] darling, I'll always [singing] be around. Come on. Come on.
Come [music] on. And cry. Cry, baby. Cry, baby. [screaming] Cry, baby. Baby. [music] If you ever feel lonely, [music] baby, you want to do it. Come on home. Come on home TO THIS MAMA RIGHT HERE. [music] And if you ever need a little loving, all I want you to do right now is cry [screaming] [cheering] baby. Welcome back. Oh, [screaming] [cheering] [music] [cheering] heat. >> [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] >> Melanie, that was insane. Oh my god, That voice. [music] You were guiding us through the song, telling us the story. It was amazing. It really
was. >> Thank you. Thank you, [music] >> Melanie. Where did that voice come from? And where has it [music] been? You're 44. This is what the show is all about. Finding somebody as amazing as you and [music] giving them a chance. I I completely can't believe that you killed it like that. Um, it is never too Late to have a record deal, girl. [music] [cheering] Oh my god. I say, well, you came on stage and you seemed really gentle and then all of a sudden this fire and this soul and this diva came out of
you. [music] You owned that stage. You absolutely rocked it. That's how you do it. >> Thank you so [cheering] much. [screaming] >> One, two, three. >> Yeah. [music] [music] >> [music and singing] [cheering] >> Hi girls. [music] >> How are you? [cheering] >> Oh my god. >> Hello. Hello. >> Hello. >> So, who are you? >> We are the fourth power from the Philippines. >> Wow. [cheering] Hi. Hello. >> Nice to meet you. So, who put the group together? >> We are sisters. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. >> And you all and you all live
in England? >> No. We flew all the way from the Philippines. >> No. >> Just to be here. [cheering] >> I'm excited. >> You all of you. >> And how does it feel being up here now? Good. >> Yes. This is >> We're like floating in the air. It's like a dream come true. >> Hi, I'm Eileen. I'm Irene. >> I'm Almira. >> I'm Selena. And we are >> Fourth Power. >> Happy trip. >> Now we just arrived in the city airport and now we're going inside. >> We started singing as a group since 2001.
We've been competing in different places. Some people saying just give up. you're not going to make it. And we're like, no, we love this. We love X Factor >> UK. >> UK. And our ultimate dream is to perform in front of Simon Howell. >> Hello. We just arrived here in >> Now we're living our dreams. We just can't believe it's happening in my call. >> We're a big family in our home. [music] We're eight. We really wanted to make our parents proud, especially mom who is always with us. Mom love you, darling. >> Are they
good? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm proud mother. >> There you are. A bless you. [music] >> We want to do our 200% best today. >> We really hope they will like us performance. Trust fingers. >> [applause] >> Good luck. >> Thank you. [cheering] [music] >> But I can give it to you all the time. [music] You got to put it like a but I just to over [music] [music] you need a good blow your mind [music] to the world. I know you want pain over you. How did you come here? Let me take [music]
you away. Your mother let you hold her hand in school, but I'mma show you how to Graduate. I don't need to hear you talk to come and show me what your mama gave. [music] for you. You need a little [music] toy. [music] [music] >> [screaming] >> ring sing. [music] Anybody could be good to you. You need a [screaming] [music] perfect minute. Let me take you [music] there. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me take you there. [music] Wait a minute. [cheering] >> [music] >> Oh my god. [cheering] >> Oh my god. [screaming] That was
insane. [music] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] Wow. Wow. Okay. Okay, Cheryl, >> girls, you just absolutely took Wembley's roof off. [cheering] >> Thank you so much. >> You know what's funny? You came on. You're so demure. The music kicks in. You all turn into all little bad girls up there and it blew me. [cheering] >> It's like your monsters, but like my new monsters. the passion, the voices, and the attitude. And I was just like, I want to be their sister. [cheering] >> Love to be. Yeah. >> We just happened. [cheering] >> This is going to blow
up all around the World. >> This audition has just changed your life. [cheering] >> I think it's huge. Oh, >> we'd get [music] people saying it's the British X Factor, you know, should it just be open to British people? And I've always said we welcome talent from all over the world. >> And you are incredibly welcome. >> In terms of first auditions, this is Probably one of the best I've ever seen. [cheering] >> Can I ask why the British exact? >> Because we wanted to see you. Well, apart from me, what else? >> We wanted
to see Queen Elizabeth. [laughter] >> I could arrange that. Nick, yes or no. >> You're my favorite girl band. So, yes. Rita, >> you're sick. It's a yes from me. [cheering] >> You are bad ass. And it's a yes from me. [cheering] >> Fourth power. You have the biggest four yeses we've ever given. [cheering and music] [music] 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, [screaming] Joel? >> I'm 15. >> 15. Yes. Wow. >>
And where are you from? >> I'm from Brisbane. >> Brisbane. Good man. [cheering] >> I love the look he does before he tells. >> 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 little 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 [cheering] paid for, I guess. >> All right,
man. >> 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] >> Now, would you say you're more nervous or him? >> I think I'm although he looks nervous now. He does. [cheering] [music] >> Every night she walks right in my dream from the [cheering] star. I'm so proud. I am the only one [music] that is special in her heart. The girl is mine. [music and
cheering] The dark girl is mine. He went from being so scared [music] to just on. >> I know she's mine [music] because the dark [singing] girl is mine. [music] I love you more than he [music] will. I love you endlessly. [cheering] [music] >> So come and go with me. That's not an easy to [music] discover that she's my girl forever and never see your heart to be [music] laid down cuz I really feel it's time. No, she said it was the one [music] for her Cuz she said I blow her mind. The girl is my
[music and singing] lovely tone. >> Beautiful. Yeah, >> because the dog is mine. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> Joel, are you uh single? [cheering] >> Yes. I don't think you'll be single for very Long. [cheering] >> Joel, [applause] 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 [music] this beautiful tone comes out. [cheering] And 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 can be in a little while. That's crazy. for exactly what we're looking for. Most [cheering] definitely. >> Joel, I'm excited. It's a yes from me, mate. Definitely. [screaming] >> Joel, you are adorable. It's a yes from me. >> A huge yes. [cheering] [music] >>
See you at boot camp. It's a yes from me, too. I'm Josh Kragic. I'm 30 years old. I live in Columbus, Ohio. And uh I brought mom like a >> technical difficulties already. >> My name is Lisa Pim and I'm Josh Kratchic's very proud mother. And I did drive him here the whole way. He didn't drive one bit. >> Thank you. [music] >> So gifted and talented and cute and cool. >> [music] >> I work in a burrito restaurant and you know when I'm done working I smell like onions and burritos. It's sick. I've been
wanting him to sing in front Of Simon for 10 years cuz Simon Kell hurt him. He would just go where have you been? >> We're talking a million miles. >> He's a songwriter. The 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 Kraik. 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 burrito. >> I love it. Burritos are good. >> What are you singing for us today, Josh? >> Um, >> at last at a James.
>> Really? [cheering] [applause] >> Okay. Good luck, Josh. [music] >> [music] [music and cheering] >> You know my love has come along. [music and cheering] Yes, my lonely days are over and I feel like a song. [music] Oh yeah. Yeah. At last [music] the skies above you. [music] My heart was wrapped up [music] in clothing. But now that I looked at you. [cheering] Oh yeah. >> [music] [cheering] >> And now here we are in heaven. [cheering and music] And you are mine. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] Heat. [cheering] [cheering] Heat. [cheering] Thank you. [cheering] [applause] >> 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 that you're honest. [music] 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. >> Everybody, the room's electric right now. You just killed it. [cheering] >> [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. [cheering] Let's go. [singing] [music] >> Listen, man. You need to give the slinging burrito's job to somebody else. [music] [screaming] Absolute yes. Joe, [cheering] it's a yes from me. [music]
>> Thank you, Mom, for driving him as well. Thank you, Mom. [music] I say yes [cheering] completely, >> Josh. 3,335 [music] yeses. >> Thank you [cheering] so much. [cheering] >> [music] [screaming] [cheering] >> Jiggy with it. [music] >> Good afternoon. Good afternoon. >> Hello. >> Nice to meet you all. >> Hi guys. [laughter] Nice to meet you all. >> Oh, okay. A >> Hey. >> Hi. What's your name? >> So, we are Rexu. >> I like it. Can I just say my my heart is like going [laughter] >> I mean he's been talking about you
all day like >> oh you guys >> you guys I'm here everyone [laughter] I'm here [applause] >> oh my go sit down >> okay I'll sit down [laughter] >> is in the house >> so you've been a band for how many years >> so we've been making music with each other since we were kids >> was probably about a year ago where we Said, "You know what? We've been doing this for so long. Why don't we actually just formulate something?" And >> so you you decided to become like a vocal group >> of sorts. >>
Of sorts. [laughter] >> Okay. And what's the song? >> So cute. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, good luck. >> Yeah. [singing] On that sunny day. >> [music] >> Huh? Didn't know I'd be such a beautiful girl walking down the street. [music] See those bright brown eyes. >> Okay. >> With tears coming down. [singing] >> She deserves a crown. >> Where is it now? [music] I feel [music] you. >> Sorry, guys. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That's not working for me. Can I hear a different song? >> What else have you got? >> Um, I'm
Feeding You, which is something that we've written ourselves. >> Right. Okay. >> Take it away, Jay. [music] >> Let's go. [music] >> I'm feeling you. So, what we going to do? What we going to do? >> Let's go first. >> Cuz I was like I was like I was like hey who's that girl from the she spot like warm my heart [music] is what you say cuz you look so hot and I girl cuz of what you know you are my tonight girl you can get tonight. I'm feeling you. So, what [music] we going to
do tonight? I'm feeling you. So, what we going to do tonight? The next part is a true story about how he met his Girlfriend. [music] Didn't want to rush. [music] So, I had to stop and play it cool. So I sat back and just steady flow conversation for a [music] couple minutes. I smile two. I was just stay took her to give it like for the night. Didn't know there but the time was right. The class [music] 12 but she left me here tonight. Now [singing] I'm sad here with just her Name. Her name. [laughter]
>> Hey never know if she feels the same. But guess what? I [music] got a message from Mrs. M saying we should be together. I'm feeling you. So what we going to do? I'm feeling you. [music] So what we going to do tonight? >> Last you ready? Yep. I'm ready. Bring me right. Let me tell you something. Hey baby girl, [music] but you're never really done. I lost in The moment from the moment that you started. I sp his weap. [music] We just stay friendly. a flirt they just m don't me I'm mine at the
end of the day so let's just keep it cool cuz rules I like to break just need a d I want it [music] from the start and I really want to start to get to know you from the start we got you feeling There he is. >> What? >> What? What? >> Hello. >> We're going to turn the energy up. >> We got to turn the live up. [cheering] >> Okay, guys. Who are you? >> We are Men on Point. Reggie Zippy and Bowley. >> B O L I E. Best of lyrical lines and entertainment.
>> How old are you both? >> I am 31. >> And you are? >> I'm 29. >> And where you from? >> We originally from Ghana, West Africa. And now living in the UK. [cheering] [music] >> We are called Men on Point simply because we want to be on point in life. >> Everything that we do, >> everything we do. >> We've known each other for more than 10 years now. Well, we're friends, but I mean I see him to be a brother. >> I love [music] him. I love you. >> I mean, um I
say >> you want to give me a plug. [music] >> We met on the music scene in Ghana where we're originally from. >> We did our best in Ghana. We did the singles. We had the hits. >> Our big big dream is to crack the music Scene in the UK. You know, it's all about world domination, man. If you make it in UK, you can make it everywhere. >> [cheering] >> Okay. And what are you going to sing? >> Turn it up. Our original song. >> And we hope the crowd will love it and you
love it as well. >> Okay. Let's do it. >> All right. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Just in case you don't know. So girl, this winter is cold. I'm coming to you slow. I pull the trigger. Oh yes. [screaming] [music] Come and work on your body. [cheering] Turn it up. Let the music you up and feel it. You know it. I am not letting you go. Let's go. Baby [cheering] [music] Pump it up. Pump it up. Korea listen. [music] [cheering] It's >> all about the knee. [music] >> Thank you so much. [cheering] Thank you.
Thank you. >> All right. [cheering] So, men on point. >> Yes. Rita, you're on point. >> Not only was it good, but people were Bouncing in here. [cheering] >> Do your own song of the X Factor and get that reaction. >> Your energy is infectious. Honestly, I enjoyed this story. [screaming] I love you too. I mean you are completely nuts. [music] [cheering] >> You kind of remind me of Beavers and Buttthead cuz you're really funny. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> I'm not sure how good the vocals were. I have a feeling that with
you it's [music] always going to be a sunny day. >> Thank you. >> But look, we're going to have to vote now. I'm going to start with Nick. Definitely. [music] Yes. >> Thank you, Nick. [cheering] >> Rita, >> yes. >> Thank you. >> All the way. >> Thank you, >> Gerald. >> The biggest yes of the day for me. >> Men on point. >> Yes, Simon. You have 4,321 yeses. [cheering] [music] >> Thank you so much. >> Thank [music] you so much. Thank you so much. >> Sabono Aubra from Manila, Philippines. >> Wow, love that
name. How old are you, Alicia? >> I'm 22 years old. >> And why did you decide to enter the X Factor? I believe my my talent is world class and I'm here to represent all the Filipino communities here in UK. >> There's a lot of them. >> Yeah. [cheering] >> Who are you? >> I've I've brought um many friends. I I consider them as my family. So they are Like 20 there outside including my mom. >> That's great. [music] >> My name is Alisa Bona Aubra and I'm 22 years old from Manila, Philippines. I live
with my family. [music] We are eight siblings. I also have 18 cats and [music] five dogs with me in my bedroom. I first started singing when I was five and since [music] then I never stopped. Our life in Manila is very very tough. When I [music] sing at weddings, all my Extra money goes to my family to help to support them. We don't [music] have enough money for ourselves. My family sell packed foods on the sidewalk. We put rice in the plastic and we have fork [music] and spoon for them. Here in UK it is
known as takeaway. If I got four yeses, I will make the Filipino community [music] proud. My family way back in the Philippines and also me. I think I will cry. >> I always think you know a lot of the people from where you're from AMAZING SINGERS. OKAY, GOOD LUCK. Listen to the song here in my heart. A melody I start but can't complete. Listen to the sound [music] from deep within. It's only beginning to find release. Oh, I'm screaming out and [music] my Dreams will be heard. They will not be pushed aside and turned into
your own. cuz you won't listen. [music] [cheering] I'm not a home in my own heart. And I'm [music] trying on my mind. You should have known. Now I'm done [music and singing] you. You don't know what I'm feeling. I'm more than what you [music] made of me. I follow the voice you think you gave to Me. But now I've [music] got to find I don't know where I belong. But I'll be moving on if you don't. If you want here in our hearts [music] a mess, [singing] but I will [music] now believe in you. You
don't know [music] what I'm feeling. I'm more than what you're afraid of me. I follow the Boys you think you gave to me. But now I've got to find my own my [cheering] >> Well, they likes it. >> Oh my god. [cheering] >> I'm standing up here and you're even smaller when I'm standing. I'm so tiny. >> Uh Alicia, I want to ask you a question. >> What does this mean to you? >> This Xfactor journey is very memorable For me because I dedicate this fight for my family way back in the Philippines. Because I'm
only here because of my mother's friend. They just contributed enough money for a plane ticket just to audition here in XFactor UK. Listen, Alicia, [music] this is not the best version of this song I've ever heard. I'm not going to lie to you, but there's something about you I really, really like. >> Thank you so [music] much. >> Great, great, great energy. That was good. I really enjoyed that. >> Yeah. Thank you so much, >> Louis. What do you think? I think she's adorable. >> You are a great singer. You're a great person. It was
a great audition, but there's something about you that we really like. >> Thank you. I just want to cry. >> Oh, it's a yes from me. >> Yeah, you think [cheering and applause] >> I am crying because [music] I come from very humble beginnings as well. You're just gorgeous. You know, you're just this tiny little thing with a voice [music] given from God. This unbelievable gift blowing everybody away. And it's just I connect with you and everybody and it's a yes for you and all of the Filipinos out there. >> [cheering] [music] >> Alicia, [music]
I'm absolutely saying yes. >> So that's [music] three yeses. You can now count mine as your fourth. Yes, Alicia. [cheering] >> Secret. >> Looking forward to audition. >> Yeah. >> Who you got here? My son Kian, my mom Jess. >> Hi Ken. [music] You're right. You looking forward to your dad's audition? >> You excited? >> My name's Josie Fre. I'm 26 and I'm from Wolverampton. I've got a little boy. His name's Kian. He's 4 years old now. When I look at him, he just lights up my life. Being a father is the best thing ever.
The first time, you know, I laid eyes on him. I just something [music] something just changed inside him. My whole perspective on life changed Completely. >> What's your favorite song? >> Come on. >> No. Do you know what your favorite song is? >> Yeah. >> Some moves like Jagger, isn't it? >> You can sing that as well, can't you? >> Me and his mom broke up not not long back. So he doesn't live with me, unfortunately. I do really miss that. I miss living with him. >> Ever since he was born, you know, I've been
him every day. Sometimes, you know, come back from work to empty flats. There's just me there and, you know, I've got his pictures around and that sort of thing. And it's it's heartbreaking. Yeah. >> Okay, guys. You ready [music] to go through? >> You want to get all your things? >> Should we take over? >> Yeah. >> You're staying here. You're going that way. Good luck, fella. >> There's so much riding [singing] on this for me. It's not just for myself. Not just cuz I want to be a musician, but because really want to make
my son proud. Really want to make him happy. And I'll be proud of his daddy. [music] >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What's your [cheering] >> What's your name? >> My name is Josie Quen. [cheering] >> And where are you from? I'm >> from Wolverampton. >> [cheering] >> How how old are you? >> I'm 26. 26. >> 26. >> And what do you do for a living? >> I'm a tool salesman. I go on to her building sites and smash things up with tools. >> Okay. >> This is brilliant, man. [laughter]
>> Why have you come to the Xactor today? >> Um, well, I've been playing in bands for about 10 years now, and I really want to do something on my own. And also I've Got a four-year-old son as well and I want to do the best I can for him and give him the best life I can. >> Yeah, he's really lovely as well. >> Okay, take it away. >> Right, Daddy got a good voice. >> Yeah, >> good singer. >> Yeah. [music] You need cooling, [music] baby. I'm not fooling. I'm going to send you
back to school. [music] Well, down inside, woman, you need it. I WANT TO GIVE YOU MY LOVE. I'm [music] going to give you every INCH OF MY LOVE. WA! WHAT a whole lot of love. [music] What a whole lot of love. What a whole lot of love. WHAT A WHOLE lot of love. You been loving, [music] baby. I've been all those good times. Baby, I've been MISUSING [music] down inside. Baby, you [singing] need it. I WANT TO GIVE YOU MY LOVE. >> [music] >> I WANT TO GIVE you my love. What a whole lot of
love. What a whole LOT OF LOVE. WHAT A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE. [screaming] [music] What a whole lot of love. [music] >> [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> Joseph. Oh my god, what a voice. What a tone you have. [cheering and music] I think Gary's going to start getting jealous cuz you're going to be stealing all the female attention. That's it. [music] >> Joseph, that was a brilliant audition. You've got an amazing talent. You got an authentic rock voice. Thank you. Thanks So much, [music] [cheering] >> Gary. Did you like it? Do you know what the the
the best thing [music] about this audition, Joseph, was that when you came on, your name's Joseph Wheeler? And then you START TO SING, IT'S IT'S JUST absolutely awesome. [music] What a great voice. I really enjoyed that. Thanks. Means a lot. Thank you. [music] Now, you smashed it. [music] >> Yeah. You're really hot. You've got great tattoos and you smash things [music] up with tools. Oh, and then you sing. And then you sing. Done. Hey, now we're going to [music] vote. Joseph, I'm going to say yes, [music] [cheering] [music] Joseph. Definitely biggest yes of the day.
Thank You. Definitely [music] yes, >> Joseph. Four big yeses. Well done. Thank you so much. [music] My eyes fall asleep cuz I miss you. [music] I see you when I dream again. [music] >> [music] >> How are you? >> Wonderful. How are you? >> Good, thanks. Surviving? [laughter] >> Okay. What is your name? >> My name's Honey G. >> Honey G. >> Sweet like Honey G. >> So, what's your real name? >> Anna Geette Guilford. >> And how old are you? >> I'm 35. >> And where are you from? >> Northw wheezy. >> Northwest London
in Harrow. >> Okay. North. Yeah. >> So, representing Darrow [laughter] >> at the moment. I'm representing for the X factor massive at the moment. >> Okay, honey G. Um, >> good luck. >> Have fun. >> Okay. H to the O to the N to the E to the Y to the G, it's honey G. H to the O to the N to the E to the Y to the G, it's honey G. When I say honey, you say G. Honey G. Honey G. >> When I say honey, you say G. Honey G. >> Honey G.
Check it to wreck it. Let's begin. Party on. Party people, let me hear some noise. Honey G's in the house. Let me hear some noise. >> Let me hear some noise. [screaming] [cheering] [music] >> Yes. Give it. Give it. [music] >> This is a Missy Elliot one time exclusive. Hey. Hey. Is it worth it? Let me work it. I put my thing down, flip it, and reverse it. It's If you got a big, let me search it. Find out how much I want to work it. It's >> See my hips and my tips [music] go.
See my ass and my lips go. I lost a few pounds off my waist for you. Let the con [music] go. [laughter] >> Work it. I need a glass of water. Boy, oh boy. It's good. If you work it, let Me work it. I put my thing down, dip it, and reverse it. It's If you got a big, let me search it. >> Work it. It's nerdy dipp. It's nerdy dipp. If you're a fly gal, get your nails done. Get a pedicure. Get your hair. Yes. YES. [cheering and applause] >> YES. >> YEAH. >> SHARON.
>> YES, DARLING. >> I never knew you were into this urban stuff. >> Oh, yeah. [laughter] >> Oh, yeah. I'm down. I'm down. >> So, what' you say, guys? >> I I don't quite know what to say. >> I do. >> What does your mom think about [music] this? >> Some of my tracks have got swearing on them. My mom doesn't like that, but Apart from that, she's down with me. >> Make it stop. >> You look like you're having a nervous breakdown over there. >> I was so uncomfortable. >> That shouldn't happen. You shouldn't
be doing [music] that. A come on guys, you got to feel me. >> Did you say we have to feel you? >> Yeah, you got >> I don't want to feel you. I felt you and I don't want to feel you again. >> Jiggy with it. >> Nicole, did you enjoy it? >> You in? >> Yeah. I was really feeling I was feeling it. Thank you. >> I love it. >> Please, please just end. >> Are we going to vote? >> Sharon, yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yay. >> Well, listen, honey. I'm going to
say Yes. >> Thank you so much, >> Simon. I'm not included. >> Good. Make your own mind up. >> Honey G, because I love [music] him so much. What' you say? >> I'm going to say yes. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Oh my god. >> He is done with it. >> Yeah. See you at boot camp. See you at boot camp. >> Oh my god. >> Lers and I'm from Middlesbrough. I've got a really supportive family, especially dad. You know, he wanted me to do this more than anybody. So, he's just got so
much like faith and, you know, hope in me. When I see Amelia sing, I keep thinking, is that my little girl? >> If got through today, I would feel I'd Be over the moon. Absolutely over the moon. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How's it going? >> I'm good. I'm just a bit nervous. >> Of course you are. Don't worry about that. Everyone's nervous. I'm nervous. You're used to watching the X Factor, but when you're actually here right now, it's kind of like, oh my god, it's actually happening. You know, this Morning when we pulled up
outside of the arena, it was just crazy. Like looking at that, thinking I'm going [music] to be performing in front of thousands of people. It's like pretty amazing, but also pretty daunting. >> Best of luck on you. >> I think she's got a great future, but um obviously nerves will creep in as well. Uh it's a it's a big daunting task for someone who's 16 year old. So, >> I'm very overwhelmed, but you know what? [music] You've just got to give it rock all as my dad would say. Um, and just go out there and
do what I want to do for [music] the rest of my life, you know. [cheering] [music] Hello. >> Hello. [music] What's your name? >> I'm Amelia. Amelia Lily. >> Amelia, where are you from? >> I'm from Runthorp in Middlesborough. [laughter] >> And how old are you? >> I'm 16. >> 16. And do your family know you're here? >> Yeah, they're backstage. Very survive. >> Why have you come here today? >> Just to see if people like what they hear. Um, [cheering] this is just what I wanted to do since I've been how old and it's
just amazing being stood here now. And hopefully you like me. >> Okay, [cheering] >> off you go. [music] So come on, come on, come on, [cheering] come on, you are the only [music and singing] man. Didn't I [music] give almost everything a woman possibly can? Oh, each time [music and cheering] I tell my love. [singing] Well, I'm going to show you, [music] baby, that a woman tell me. I want you to come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. A little piece of my heart now, [music] baby. A little piece of my heart now, darling.
Yeah. [singing] Have another little piece of my heart now, baby. [music] You know you got it. But if it [cheering] makes you feel [cheering] >> [cheering] >> emotional. >> Thank you. >> Amelia, >> what do you think, Amelia? >> How old are you again, Amelia? >> 16 years old. Let [cheering] me tell you something. >> Thank you. People work their whole lives and [music] take forever to get to that level that you're at right now. You've come on that stage so much older than your years. You performed [music] like a 30-year-old woman that had been
Perfecting her craft for years. That was amazing. You blew up the stage. Your energy was off the chain. [cheering] >> It was big. It was bold. It [music] was beautiful. And you know, I think a star is born. >> I am still having a hard time understanding that [music] you're 16 years old with such a natural gift. You were born to do this. >> Thank you. >> There he [cheering] is. >> Thank you so much. Thank you, >> Amelia. This is the reason I wanted to sit in this chair to discover [music] talent like this.
Oh my goodness. [cheering] 16 years old. That absolutely lifted the top of this arena. That was incredible. [music and cheering] [cheering] And now we're going to vote. Gary, [music] Amelia, I'm blown away. It's a yes from me. [cheering] >> Thank you, >> Kelly. >> Amelia, you have only scratched the surface. [music] That's what's got me so amazed. Absolutely. Yes. Thank you so much, [cheering] >> Amelia. You look like a star. [music] You sound like a star. It's a yes for me. >> Thank you, [cheering] >> Amelia. [music] Got four big guests. [cheering] >> [applause] >>
Oh, you turn up the [cheering and music] baby. [music] [singing] You know I'm just so bad. I'm so [music] good, kid. Hello. >> Hello. >> What is your name? >> My name is Dalton Harris. >> And where are you from? >> I flew here from Jamaica. [cheering] [applause] >> The crowd likes that. >> Who are some of your musical inspirations? Do >> um I like uh uh mind work, please. Um, >> Dalton, you're a little bit nervous, aren't you? >> Yes. >> Don't be nervous. I want you to enjoy every second of this. >> Hi,
my name is Dalton Harris. [music] I'm 24 years old. I'm from Jamaica and I am a performer. That's what I do for a check. I grew up in [music] a single parent household where it was my mother and my older sisters. We were dirt poor. We had one room that we sectioned into different parts. We never had Electricity or running water. It was a humble life. Anybody wouldn't want that, but it was a perfect thing for me, you know, and it's not a sad story. It's like how I came out of that and now I'm
triumphant, you know. So, I'm proud of it. This is probably going to be the biggest break I get. This, I can say, is single-handedly the biggest moment, most important moment of my life. Now, Dalton, what's the song, please? >> I'm going to be singing sorry seems to be the hardest word. >> Oh, why that? >> If a lot of people that I've come across said sorry, a lot of people could be left with a lot less pain. >> Ah, okay. Amen. >> And just one more question, Dalton. What does this competition mean to you? It
would mean everything because I've wanted to be here for seven years. So, this has been seven years watching and And and preparing. >> Well, just go for it then. [cheering] >> He's really nervous. [music] Oh yeah. What have I got to do to make you love me? [singing] What have I got to do to make you care? What do I do when lightning strikes me? [bell] and awake to find that you're not there. It's sad, so [singing] sad. Why can't we talk [crying] it over? Oh, it seems to me that sorry seems to be the
hardest word. What am I going to do to make you love me? But what have I got to do to make you care? What do I do [singing] when lightning strikes me? What am I going to [music] do? Yeah. What am I going to do? Yeah. When sorry seems to be the hardest way. Heat >> [screaming] [music] >> up here. [cheering] >> [music] [music] >> Dalton, you know what's amazing was just how nervous you were. Even towards the end, you nearly lost it. I'm sorry if I'm being intrusive, but can you explain why you were
so emotional there? I've been on my own since I was like 15 when I've accepted it. Uh so you know and it's not a it's not a sad story. It's just it's like it's it's been a lot. It's been a long time. [music and applause] >> Thank you. >> [music] >> It's okay. You are amazing. [applause and cheering] >> A lot of love in this room. Feels it. [music] Um, man, you see this on TV and you thought that's not going to be me cuz I'm a gangster, right? You sang something which was sincere, which
was surprising, gave me a whole new take on that song. I've got to tell you. >> Thank you. >> I don't know why we have to experience some of the pain that we do, but I'm so Glad that your journey has brought you here because you are truly magnificent. All I want to do is hear more of you sing. Thank you. I'm just rooting for you more than I am anyone I've seen so far. I really, really want you to do well. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Dan, this is too easy. It's a
yes. >> Thank you. >> It's a thank you and a yes. >> Thank you. [music] >> It's a yes. >> Um, good things are going to happen from this. >> Yes. >> [music] >> See beneath your beauty tonight. [music] >> 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. [cheering] >> Louisa, can I just give you a little bit of advice? >> Yeah. Breathe. I can hear your nerves and your voice. >> You'll be all right. Honestly, thank you. [cheering and music] >> 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. [music] I've always remembered watching Expect 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 were here and now I'm here. I was like, "Yeah, I'm trying." This is the day she's been waiting for for 10 years. I'm just looking at thinking it's my
baby and I'm there all the way with her. >> She'll be fine. She'll be fine. >> So, what are you going to sing for us tonight? >> I'm going to sing Who's Loving You, Michael Jackson. Before you perform, just take some deep breaths. [music] way. [screaming] I [music] had you I traed you. >> Wow. [cheering] See, you went away. Don't you know I sit around with my head And you down and I wonder who's loving you. [music] Oh, [music] all I can do, all I can do since you be gone is cry. And I wonder
who's [cheering] Woo! [music] [cheering] [cheering] You [music] [cheering] be you. [cheering] >> [music and applause] [music and applause] >> That is what you call a singer. [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] [music] [applause] >> That was absolutely stunning. [cheering] >> Uh, Louisa, it was phenomenal. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to kick this off with your First Yes. It's 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% yes. [cheering] [music and 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] >> Today's been absolutely incredible. >> That was so exciting. >> We are headed in the right direction
and we found so much talent today. >> That young 17year-old girl Louisa was Amazing. I don't know. There's something different in the air right now. >> [music] [music]
