The Best EVER Singers in Britain's Got Talent HISTORY!

[Applause] [Music] [Applause] You're Callum, Jade's brother. Are you okay? >> Yeah.

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

I'm from Hull. Uh, and I'm singing a cover of a song by Robin. >> I love Robin.

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. Does she love you better than I can? There's a big black sky over my town.

I know where I bet she's around. Still little and broken bottles. I'm spinning around in circles and I'm in the corner watching you kiss her.

Oh, and I'm right over here. Why can't you see me? Oh.

Oh. And I'm giving it my all, but I'm not the guy you're taking home. Ooh, I keep dancing on my own.

[Applause] [Music] 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. Oh, and I'm giving it my I'm not the guy you're taking home.

Ooh. And I keep dancing on my own. So far away, you're still near.

The lights come on. The music div. But you don't see me standing here.

Heat [Applause] up here. [Applause] Heat. Heat.

[Applause] Heat up. [Music] Oh my god, Simon. Hello.

[Music] >> Welcome. What's your name? >> My name is Lauren.

>> And where are you from? >> From Brooklyn, New York. >> Is that right?

>> Yes. >> So, why Britain's Got Talent? >> Most of my favorite singers are from the UK, so I thought I'd come pay a visit to you guys.

Okay. So, Lauren, tell me a bit about you. >> Uh, I think some of you guys have actually heard my voice, but you don't know my face.

>> Um, I sang the song Never Enough on The Greatest Showman. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god.

>> Blew their minds. >> Oh my god. >> So, I was hired to do the reference vocals for the actresses so they could learn the songs.

And so they had me come in and sing Never Enough. And it really was Rebecca Ferguson who plays Jenny Lind who said, "I think that Lauren should sing the song. " And I'll lip sync.

>> So you sang one of the biggest songs of all time. You've now revealed it wasn't the actress who sang the song in the movie. It was you singing that song.

So why didn't you get that big deal after the song? I was more comfortable singing behind the scenes, but I feel kind of like the song was meant for me and I'm I'm kind of ready to put a face to the song. So, I'm here to do that.

>> Are you going to sing that tonight? >> Yes. Such a great thing to watch.

>> Good luck. Here we go. Breathe.

Go. [Music] I'm trying to hold my breath. Let it stay this way.

Can't let this moment end. Instead of a dream in me, getting louder now. Can you hear it echoing?

Take my hand. Will you share this with me? Darling, without you.

All the shine of a thousand spotlights, all the stars we steal from the night sky will never be enough. Never be enough. Love still too little.

These hands could hold up. [Music] >> This is what already [Music] never for me. for me.

Never enough never [Music] [Applause] for me. For me, for me shine spotlights on the stars who steal from the night sky will never be enough. Never be enough.

Powerful still too. These hands could hold the world up, but it all never be enough. Never be enough.

[Music] [Applause] Never never for me. For me. Yeah.

Never enough. Never. Never.

Never enough. Never. Never.

Never enough. For me. For me.

For me. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Heat.

Heat. Heat. The brightest stars fill my head.

A million dreams are keeping me away. The world the world could be the one I see. A million dreams is all it's going to take.

A million dreams for the world we're going to make. [Music] [Applause] [Music] for the world we're going to make. Thank you so much.

>> Congratulations. That was just unbelievable. You're so emotional at the beginning as well.

Brilliant. [Music] [Applause] It's like the recognition super. >> I am absolutely shaking.

I can't believe I've had this incredible opportunity to give you your moment to shine cuz this is it. >> We were just in palm of your hand from like the first note. I can't think there's been many experiences in the show where we've ever had that feeling.

>> It feels like a superstar's arrived like it was it transcended. It was otherworldly. [Applause] This is so welld deserved because seeing somebody else sing that song in that movie and not have the recognition of doing one of the most incredible vocals ever and now for you to kind of reveal yourself to the world.

It was actually one of the most incredible audition moments I've ever experienced. I'm speechless. >> Thank you.

I'm so happy. >> Timing in life is everything and maybe this is your moment now. Congratulations.

>> Thank you so much. >> Thank you. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] are keeping me.

>> Wave. Wave. Hello.

>> Hello. >> Hello, darling. >> Hello, everyone.

My name's Sydney Christmas. >> Is it >> Sydney? >> That's an unbelievable name.

I love that. >> It's terrible, isn't it? >> It's not.

>> My middle name's worse. >> What is it? >> Mary.

>> No. Merry Christmas. >> Simply Merry Christmas.

>> Your mom seriously name you that. >> No, I'm joking. It ain't really >> Okay.

Okay. Oh my gosh, that is genius. Sydney, where are you from?

>> Raised in Kent. Just moved to London. >> Are you a student?

Do you work? What do you do? >> I'm currently working front of house at a gym.

>> Oh, brilliant. >> Yes. >> Fantastic.

But that's not what you want to do. >> No, absolutely not. >> What do you >> No.

>> What do you want to do, Sydney? >> I'm trying to be in the West End. I just want to sing.

>> Oh, bless her. >> What are you going to sing for us today? >> Uh, the first song that I ever sang, actually, I haven't sung it in 24 years.

>> How old are you? You look 24. >> 28.

>> 20. Great. >> Good.

>> There you go. So, what song did you sing it for? >> Uh, tomorrow.

>> From Annie. >> From Annie. Yeah.

>> Simon. That is Simon's worst song. >> Hopefully I'll sing it better than when I was four as well.

>> So do we. >> I can't wait. Thank you.

>> Come on, Sydney. >> Come on, Sydney. >> Yes, have it.

[Applause] The sun will come out tomorrow. But your bottom dollar [Music] there'll be sun. [Music] Just thinking about tomorrow clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow till there's none.

I'm stuck with a day that's crazy and lonely. I just stick out my chin and grip and say, "Oh, the sun will come out tomorrow. " So you got to hang on till tomorrow.

[Music] Come what may tomorrow. Tomorrow I love you tomorrow. You're always [Music] the sun will come out tomorrow.

Bet your bottom dollar that you tomorrow [Music] there'll be sun. Just thinking about tomorrow clears a way to conquer and last till there's when I'm stuck with a day that's great and I just stick out my chin and I will come out tomorrow for you tomorrow. You're always the day [Music] tomorrow.

Tomorrow I love you. Tomorrow you're always a day [Music] away. [Music] Over [Applause] [Music] the rainbow way of >> Sydney, look at that.

Look at that. Oh, but a heart [Applause] [Music] in a love. [Applause] [Music] So, [Applause] We're winning.

How to make an audience want more. Tease them. Bring them in.

Make them believe. Hit them with this huge note. It's just art.

It's all art. Art. >> You are full of character, personality.

You've got it all going on. Say no more, girl. Smashed it.

Let's have it. Let's have it. >> Come on, Sydney.

>> Oh, thank you, >> Sydney. I think for me what what struck me so much about you is just like how naturally funny, how warm, how brilliant your presence was the minute you walked on the stage, but how you were like entertaining everyone, but then you brought us the most heartfelt, beautiful version of that song. And that was the best version I have ever heard in my life.

So, I'm going to do this. [Music] [Applause] Skies are blue [Applause] and the dreams that you do [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Thank you so much. >> Oh my god.

So beautiful. so much. [Applause] [Music] >> Sydney, Sydney, I want to say something.

>> That reaction we we just heard in the room, it it was, you know, it's rare. >> Thank you so much. Thanks for screaming for me.

[Applause] Everyone's aware, you know, it's tough to get that break, you know, for something which you really love. >> You so deserve what you just got. >> Oh my god.

Oh my god. Your control was amazing. And I used to hate that song and now I absolutely love it.

>> Good for you. That was brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

>> See you in the night show. [Applause] >> What just happened there? >> She really deserved that.

>> So good. Yeah. She'd properly give me chills all over my body.

I was like, "Oh my god. " >> Everybody was just in the palm of your hand. >> I have never experienced anything like really ever.

>> I really felt heard. That was something >> good. >> I'll never forget that.

I look at her and I go, "My daughter's gonna love her. My nan's gonna love her. And my mom's gonna love her.

" That's how I always judge it, like the three different generations. [Music] [Applause] All right. What's your name, darling?

>> My name is Susan Boyer. >> Okay. Uh Susan, um where are you from?

>> I am from Blackburn near Bathgate, West Lotheian. >> It's a big town. >> It's a sort of collection of It's a collection of uh villages.

Had to think there. >> And how old are you, Susan? I am 47 and that's just one side of me.

>> Hello. >> Okay. What's the dream?

>> I I'm trying to be a professional singer. >> And why hasn't it worked out so far, Susan? >> I've never been given the chance before, but he is hoping it'll change.

>> Okay. And who would you like to be as successful as? >> Elaine Paige.

>> Ela Paige. What are you going to sing tonight? >> I'm going to sing I Dramed a Dram from the Miserabs.

>> Okay. Big song. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. [Music] I dreamed a dream and time gone by. [Applause] [Music] You didn't expect that, did you?

Did you? No. [Applause] I was young and unafraid.

[Music] [Applause] When dreams are made and used and wasted. [Music] [Applause] To be no southern song, no wine tasted. [Music] All the tigers come across [Applause] with their lives.

The song as you tear your hopes as eternal things to share. [Music] [Applause] to my little creatures cannot storing cannot together. I had a dream like so different from this day.

I'm living so different now from what it seems. My life has killed the dream. I dream.

[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] >> Hello. Hey, come back in. [Applause] >> All right.

Uh, thank you very much, uh, Susan Peers. Without a doubt, that was the biggest surprise I have had in three years on this show. When you stood there with that cheeky grin and said, "I I want to be like Elaine Paige," everyone was laughing at you.

No one is laughing now. That was stunning. An incredible performance.

[Applause] >> Amazing. I'm reeling from shock about you two, but >> I am so thrilled because I know that everybody was against you. I honestly think that we were all being very cynical and I think that's the biggest wakeup call ever.

And I just want to say it was a complete privilege listening to that. It was instant grilled. I knew the minute you walked out.

Oh, Simon >> on that stage that we were going to hear something extraordinary and I was right. >> Not a lot of touch. Susan, you are a little tiger, aren't you?

>> I don't know about that. >> You are. >> Okay.

Moment of truth. Here's yes or no. The biggest yes I have ever given anybody.

>> Amanda. >> Yes, definitely. Susan Bole, you can go back to the village with your head held high.

It's three S's. [Music] [Applause] Well, I think you enjoyed that just a little. >> What if you have?

>> What a voice. >> Incredible. >> Congratulations.

>> Oh my god. >> Congratulations. >> Oh my god.

>> How do you feel? >> Bloody fantastic. >> Pier says that's the biggest yes he's ever given on the show in three series.

>> Yeah. >> Oh my god. Mindblowing.

most extraordinary shock we've ever had. >> Just so emotional. Unbelievable and emotional.

You're fantastic. >> Hello. How are you?

>> I'm all good, Simon. How's yourself? >> I'm actually good, actually.

Thank you. Thank you for asking. What's your name?

H >> It's Mickey. Mickey Kalisto. >> And how old are you, Mickey?

>> I'm 28. >> And where are you from? >> Sunderland.

>> From Sunderland. Now, what would you do with the money if you won? >> The first thing on my list, because she's desperate for one, is I'm going to buy Nana a stairlift.

>> A sterling. >> Okay. And what is the big dream here, Mickey?

>> Wemm Stadium. >> Wembley Stadium. >> Doesn't get better than that.

>> Hi, Mickey. We're rooting for you. [Music] There's no time for us.

There's no place for us. Oh my god. >> What is this thing that fills our dreams yet slips away from us?

[Music] Who wants to live forever? Who wants to live forever? There's no chance for us.

It's all decided for us. This world is only one sweet moment. to fight for us.

Who wants to live forever? Who wants to live forever? Heat.

Heat. Heat. [Music] That must [Applause] [Music] stand on my feet.

[Music] [Applause] [Music] you [Applause] canbody find. [Music] >> Okay, Alicia, what did you think? >> Well, I was like, is this Freddy?

Is this Mickey? But whatever it was, it was sensational. Your voice is absolutely stunning.

>> Thank you. Thank you, >> Commander. >> You are hugely talented.

That voice was unbelievable. I mean, you left me wanting more. I was like, "Oh my god, no.

Is that it? Is that it? " Most important thing about these shows and these auditions is you've got to be remembered and you got to be talked about the following day.

And people are going to like you, Mickey. You got great personality as well. It was so moving, so touching.

You have such quality. I could listen to you all night. I had the honor to work with Freddy.

I knew Freddy very, very well. And you had the all the mannerism down to a tea. Do you agree?

>> Oh, yes. Definitely. Yes.

Alicia, >> I'm saying yes. Amanda, >> 100% yes. I think we're all saying yes for [Music] [Applause] >> Yes.

Well done. Well done. [Music] >> He just fell out.

How are you? >> I'm good. How are you?

>> Good. Lovely to meet you. What's your name?

>> My name is Innocent Masugu. >> Can I just say you look amazing. >> Thank you.

>> Well, I love that top. I love it. >> So, this was actually made by my mom.

Yeah. >> That's so cute. >> It looks really nice on you.

>> We're moving to fashion. >> Okay. >> All right.

Great. Okay. Well, look, tell me about you.

>> I'm Innocent Masugu from South Africa, but I live in London. >> Okay. Now, do you think you're going to win?

>> Yes. >> Okay. >> Well, I think let's find out.

>> You ready? >> Yes. Are you ready?

>> I'm ready. So [Music] take them tonight. [Applause] Not special, isn't it?

[Music] and all your go [Applause] somewhere in heaven. [Music] Good. Amazing.

[Applause] [Music] for you somewhere in the in the [Music] [Applause] [Music] I'm trying to hold my breath. [Applause] My heart is sh. [Applause] >> Oh my god.

[Applause] [Music] Enough never be enough for me. Never never [Applause] for me. Kind of lost for words.

I found that overwhelming actually. By the end of that song, I felt like I was just hit in the chest with this force. Like it felt divine almost.

>> Yeah. >> This is your calling. >> Oh, I couldn't agree more.

>> It was very, very special. You are special. [Applause] >> Simon says it every year.

You got to keep raising the bar. When we're looking for talent, we can't look back. We have to have people who go beyond our expectations and that's exactly what you did today.

Hands down in the 17 years that we've been doing Britain's Got Talent, you are by far the best opera singer we have ever had. [Applause] Considering [Applause] how many people >> I think it was cuz your mom made your top. >> Yes.

Yes. It's the energy problem. [Applause] >> I'm really curious.

Have you had people who've said you're not very good? >> The worst thing was uh you won't get really far with opera so stop. I hope this idiot is watching this right now.

Me too. >> Because that was wonderful. [Applause] >> I mean, seriously wonderful.

>> So heartfelt and so powerful. You deserve this break. You really, really do.

I have a feeling I know which way this is going. Bruno, >> yes. >> Alicia, >> it's a yes from me.

>> Amanda, >> it's a yes from me. >> What do you think? >> That's about 4,000 yeses.

for me. >> Oh my goodness. >> You're amazing.

>> What a great audition. That was unbelievable. >> It was.

>> This year is all about real people. It feels like >> Yeah, you're right. >> That was incredible.

That doesn't happen very often. >> I almost like cried, you know. I help myself cuz you know I just contain myself.

I can't be crying on television. >> Jo. >> Hello.

What's your name? >> My name's Tumble. >> Tomb.

>> Tomb. Yeah. >> Oh, Tom Ball.

>> Yeah. Thomas Bull. Tom.

Yeah. Yeah. >> Mr Tumble.

>> He doesn't know Mr Thomas. >> Right. Tom.

>> And where are you from? >> I'm from West Sussex near Brighton. >> Oh, great.

How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> Okay.

Oh, >> he's a baby. >> You look very happy, Tom. >> Very excited.

>> Are you really excited? Yeah. >> Okay.

Who are you here with? >> Uh, I'm here with my fiance and my dad. >> Yeah.

>> Hello. >> Always the image of his dad. >> Yeah, I can see the resemblance.

>> Okay. And what do you do for a living, Tom? >> I'm a secondary school teacher.

>> Are you? >> Bless him. >> I love it.

I absolutely love it. The kids don't know I'm here either. >> Are you serious?

>> Yeah. Yeah, I wanted it to be a surprise and >> God, what if it goes badly? >> If it goes badly, then >> it goes badly.

>> It will be really, really bad. >> The children that you teach, do they know that you have this particular talent? >> Most don't.

I think I've only sung to like one of my classes. >> Oh, so you're a singer. >> Singing.

>> Oh, yeah. Singer. Yeah.

Sing. >> Okay. >> Okay.

And is there one artist out there who you've gone I could be as big as him with the right opportunity? I'm compared to Michael Bull quite a lot. And the last name helps with it as well.

>> I get it. Anyway, good luck. >> Thank you.

>> Come on, Tom. [Music] I've been here before. [Music] Oh, [Music] I spend a lifetime running and I always get away.

But with you, I'm feeling something that makes me want to stay. If I risk it all, would you break my fall? How do I live?

How do I breathe when you're not here? I'm suffocating. I want to feel love through my blood.

To me is this where I give it all love for you. I have to risk it all. >> Listen to it, man.

[Music] [Applause] Millions of lost that hold me from my past. Cuz the stars begin to gather and the light begins to fade. When all hope that's shattered, know that I won't be afraid.

[Applause] Would you pray? [Music] How do I live? How do I breathe when you're not here?

I'm suffocating. I want to feel love run through my blood. To me is this where I give it all love for you.

I have to risk it all cuz the writing [Applause] [Music] Good afternoon. Go to the top of the class, Tom Ball, Tom. >> Wow.

Who knew what a powerhouse you were? >> Thank you. >> That was an exceptional audition.

I mean, one of the best singers we've had in the last 16 years. >> Thank you so much. I really felt moved by that vocal and that performance.

It was really, really special. Your lovely character, personalities, sweetness, humility, all of that mixed together just made for the perfect audition. >> Thank you so much.

And you know what, Tom? There's lots and lots and lots of good singers out there. I always believe your personality plays a huge part in these auditions as well.

There's something very likable about you. Thank you. Thank you.

>> I don't think there's a single person in this room who wanted you to fail. >> I'm so happy you came. I'm so happy.

>> Right. David, you never forget a good teacher. How lucky your kids are to have you teaching them because you seem like such a lovely person.

You've got this exceptional talent. So Tom, let me give you your first yes. >> Thank you.

>> It's a pleasure to give you a yes. A yes from me. >> I think you got about 4,000 yeses.

Well done, Tom. >> Thank you. Thank you.

>> Humble. Tumble. Tumble.

Tumble. >> Why would I want to be anywhere else? >> My name is Sarah Kumu and I'm 15 years old.

I'm in year 11, so I'm studying for my GCSEs. I live with my mom and dad. My mom's a carer.

My dad's a HGB driver. >> This is Britain. Got talent.

People who come here are the people who got talent. >> You have talent. >> Okay.

Feel it. >> Burby. >> Come on out.

>> Very best audience. >> Got a cute positive and I'm hoping for the best. [Music] >> Hello.

>> Hello. >> Hi. How are you?

>> I'm good. You >> What's your name? >> Sarah Akumu.

>> Okay. Sarah, where are you from? >> Milton Kings.

>> Okay. >> And how old are you, Sarah? >> I'm 15.

>> Wow. >> Okay. Uh, tell me the song you think >> Oh, come on.

Pick a good one. >> Is the right one for you and why you've chosen it. >> I think And I'm telling you, is the best song for me.

>> Because it shows my vocal ability the best. >> One of the biggest songs in the world. >> Yes.

And you want to take that one on? Let's do it. And I am telling you, I'm not going away.

You're the best to me. I'll ever know that's the way I can ever go. No, no, no, no way.

No, no, no. Living without you. Yes.

I'm not living without you. I don't want to be free. [Music] I'm staying.

I'm saying and you and you you're going to love me. [Music] You going to love me. [Music] And I am telling you I'm not going away.

Even though there are times I'm showing there just no way. There's no way. We're part of the same place.

We're part of the same time. We both the same love. We both have the same mind and time and time we had so much to share.

No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not waking up tomorrow morning and finding that there's nobody there calling. No, no, no, no.

I'm living without you. I'm not living without you. There's just no way.

There's another way. Please don't go away from me. Stay with me.

Stay with me. Stay staying home. Stay staying on me.

Woohoo. He's trying Mr Man. Trying to mess up trying.

I know. I know. I know you can.

Head down the mountain. Scream a sound. You can say what you want, but I ain't walking.

Striking girl. I'm not going to leave us to the no. We are [Music] [Applause] you [Applause] not going to forever.

No. No. No.

No way. No. No.

Don't know without [Music] I want to be free. I'm staying. I'm staying.

And you and you and you. You're going to love me. Yes.

You're more lovely. Yes. Yes.

[Applause] Love me. You're going to love me. [Music] Thank you.

[Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Praise the Lord.

[Applause] Come here. Oh, wow. Look, Sarah, I've heard this song a lot and it started off really well.

I thought, "Yeah, this girl's great. " And then it's like you became possessed halfway through. It was quite incredible.

And for someone of your age to stand on this stage with all the nerves and all the pressure to absolutely not just nail the song, you made it your song. >> Thank you. >> That's what you want to hear.

>> I am absolutely thrilled that you got a golden buzzer. I mean, it was mindblowing. I couldn't believe that you're only 15.

Congratulations. >> You are not allowed to have that much talent at your age. It's insane.

And I didn't press that golden buzzer because I wanted Simon to press that golden buzzer because I want you to go far and I think Simon can help you because you are a superstar. >> Thank you so much, >> David. >> Yeah, it was all right.

No, it was fantastic, Sarah. Well done. >> Thank you so much.

>> Most importantly, enjoy this. I'm thrilled for you and your family. Congratulations.

>> Thank you. Oh, yes. I'm coming home.

Oh, thank you. All of this time I've been living it up. [Music] Well done.

>> You really been an amazing audience. Thank you very much. >> Simon Cow's golden buzzer act.

How do you feel about that? >> That's a dream come true. >> He was the one.

[Music] >> Paul, what are you here for today? Paul >> to sing opera. >> I've always wanted to sing as a career.

Confidence is has always been sort of like a difficult thing for me. I've always found it a little bit difficult to be completely confident in myself. >> Okay, I'm ready when you are.

[Music] Nurse Sun [Music] like you [Music] beyond the sons of God. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] All you are. [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] So you work at Carphone Phone Warehouse and you did that.

I wasn't expecting that. >> Neither was I. >> This was a complete breath of fresh air.

I thought you were absolutely fantastic. >> You have an incredible voice. I think if you keep singing like that, you are going to be one of the favorites to win this whole competition.

>> I think that we've got a case of a little lump of coal here that is going to turn into a diamond. Okay, moment of truth, young man. Peers.

>> Absolutely. Yes. >> Amanda.

>> Yes. >> Paul, you are through to the next round. >> Don't want to close my eyes.

I don't want to fall asleep cuz I miss you, baby. And I don't want to miss. >> Congratulations.

>> Unbelievable. >> Good luck. Have fun.

Enjoy. >> Hello. >> Hi.

>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. >> Thank you. >> What's your name?

>> Um Maya Goff. >> And how old are you, Maya? >> 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, my sister, my auntie, my uncle, my grandma, my grandpa, my cousins.

Yeah. Yeah. >> So, all of Wales basically.

>> 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, mate. >> Thank you. [Music] Sh.

Am 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.

I don't really need to look very much further. I don't want to have to go where you don't I won't hold it back again. This passion inside I can't run from myself.

There's nowhere to hide. Don't make me coll. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I have nothing.

Nothing. Nothing. So don't make me [Applause] anymore.

[Music] [Applause] Don't go away from me. Don't go away from me. [Applause] Don't you dare walk away from me.

I have nothing [Music] if I don't you [Applause] look at that. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I'm Jamie McDow. I'm 24.

I'm from here in Scotland. And today I'm going to be singing for the judges. I sing all the time in the car, in the shower, but I've never actually performed professionally before.

I work as a support worker, which involves looking after young adults with disabilities. It's it's a good job to have and I absolutely love doing it, but it's against my dream. I'm feeling very nervous about my audition today.

Closer it gets, you know, the more butterflies you get in your stomach and the more nervous I become and I've never never done this before, but it's a big stage and it's ready for me. >> Sometimes what happens to me is like my leg starts to shake. So, I'm kind of hoping that won't happen.

If I can control my voice, then it should everything should be okay. [Music] Hello. >> Uh, welcome.

What's your name, please? >> My name is Jay. >> Where are you from, Jay?

>> I'm from Scotland. >> Scotland. What are you doing for a living currently, Jay?

>> At the moment, I work as a support worker. >> Okay, very good. This is your big moment.

Very best of luck to you. >> Thank you. Come on.

Yes. [Music] No man, no madness, though they sad power they prevail, can possess, coner my country's heart. They rise to fail.

tears eternal. Long before nations lines were drawn, I crossed over borders, but I'm still there. [Music] How can I leave?

Where would I start? With manations telling aart my [Applause] [Music] heart. They're [Music] [Applause] [Music] on their feet die.

Um, that was really, really wonderful and powerful and emotional and 3/4 of the way into it, I could see you sort of trembling and welling up and then you belted that last bit out with everything you had. >> Well done. Thank you so much.

>> Oh, Jay, your little knees were trembling throughout that. >> Your voice is so powerful. Congratulations.

>> Thank you very much. >> You absolutely nailed it. You've got heart, emotion, and you know, you can let go of the microphone, man.

Relax. You did it. >> Okay.

Um, let's vote on it. Javid, >> yes. Amanda, >> I'm proud to say yes.

>> Yes. Yes. Yes.

>> It's three yeses. Many congratulations. [Music] >> Oh, tremendous.

[Applause] >> How are you? >> Scared. >> Don't be scared.

Simon does bite, but don't be scared. >> Okay. >> All right.

What's your name? >> Alice Frednham. >> And how old are you, Alice?

>> I'm 28. >> 28. And you're from where?

>> Hertfordshire. >> Do you have a day job? >> I'm a beauty therapist.

>> Have you brought anyone with you today? >> No. >> No.

>> So, your family don't know that you're here? >> No. I didn't tell anyone cuz I just thought I'd rather just go it alone and then if I'm not successful, I don't have to admit that to anyone.

>> Whenever you're ready. Good luck. Okay, thanks.

>> Stage fright is something I've battled with. >> I'm just trying to take each minute >> as it comes. Someone says no.

It's like for me it's like you're not good enough. >> That's where I think most of this the like nervousness comes from is that I you know that people say no. I really want to succeed because I feel like I'm failing myself more than anything.

I want to prove to everybody I'm here for something something more than what they maybe thought. [Music] My funny Valentine. Sweet comic Valentine.

You make me smile. How am I? [Music] Your looks are laughable.

Uno photographable. it. You're my favorite word of art.

Is your figure less than great? Is your mouth a little weak when you open it to speak? Are you smile?

[Music] Oh, [Music] don't change your everything. Not if you care for me. Say funny Valentine.

Stay and each day is Valentine. day. Funny Valentine every day is Valentine's [Music] Day.

[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Oh my god. This is what I have been waiting for. Your voice is like liquid gold.

You have such an authentically beautiful voice. You look amazing. [Music] [Applause] [Music] And you know, you could sing the phone book.

Uh, I absolutely love you and I love your voice. And I also love the fact that you actually don't even know how good you are. [Applause] [Music] I have to say that was the most mesmerizing, sultry, sexy performance and I fell in love with you, >> David.

[Music] Alice, why are you crying? [Applause] I just don't think I ever expected this kind of response. It was like my dream and now it's just happened.

>> When you sing, you're like a goddess. It's incredible. You're world classm everywhere.

[Applause] [Music] But I think Deck fancies you a little bit, does he? >> More than a little bit. >> So Alice, so nobody knows you're here today.

>> No, cuz I I just didn't want to let anyone down, so I thought I'd just come by myself. It >> was simply beautiful. >> Thank you so much.

>> And you've let no one down. >> Thank you. >> Okay, we're going to vote.

David, >> I can't wait to hear you sing again. It's a yes. >> It's a yes for me, too.

[Music] Yes. Thank you, >> Simon. Yes or no?

>> Oh, let me think about this. >> Alice. What is it?

Fredinum. Fredinum. >> Like Debenham's Fredinum.

>> Alice Frednham. >> I want to remember this name. The day I met Alice Fredinham because I think you're so special.

>> Oh, wow. This is the easiest yes I've given throughout the whole competition. Congratulations.

[Applause] [Music] Something has changed within me. Something is not the same. I'm through with playing by the rules of someone else's game.

Too late for second guessing. Too late to go back to sleep. It's time to trust my instincts.

Close my eyes and leave. It's time to try defying gravity. I think I'll try defying gravity and you can't pull me down.

[Applause] >> Stage here. So if you can't find me, look to the western sky. As someone told me lately, everyone deserves a chance to fly.

And if I'm flying, at least I'm flying free. To those who ground me, take a message back from me. to define gravity.

flying high [Music] gravity and soon I'll match them or [Applause] nobody in all of us no wizard that there is or was ever going to bring Bring me down. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh my god. [Music] [Applause] Heat.

Heat. [Applause] Oh god, you were so so so amazing. Really really really I'm so excited for you.

It's going to be brilliant. Going to be brilliant. You're [Music] >> opera.

Oh, >> those curtains are to die for. >> That's beautiful. >> Isn't that pretty?

[Music] [Music] The star. [Music] I use [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] it all. All I know [Music] Splended all [Applause] your surf.

for me. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Dear [Applause] God, [Applause] God is [Music] There we go. Big finish.

[Applause] just fine on the stage in my heels. It's where I belong down at the >> Nobody was expecting it from [Applause] [Music] [Applause] >> Okay. Well, should we start with hello?

Hi. Sorry, I'm nervous. Hi.

>> And what's your name? >> Hi, my name is Jasmine Rice, just like the food. I am from New York City.

>> You really are an opera queen. You look stunning. For me, it was wonderful.

>> You moved Bruno to tears. >> I was. [Music] >> That's how you put on a show.

You look incredible. Your vocals were fantastic. There was nothing to not like about this act.

Well done. >> Thank you. What an entrance.

What a stunning voice. You look incredible. And then I need to know who's made the frock as well.

>> I do. >> Oh, you did not. >> I was blown away by that and it was very unexpected.

So, the surprise was joyous. It was amazing. >> Tell me why did you come on the show?

I was getting a lot of rejection because of how I presented myself, especially in the opera world. >> Being feminine and being fierce is not really taken with embrace. >> So, you thought here it would be the opposite?

>> Yeah. >> Well, I have to tell you, the opera world can be really snobby. [Music] >> I don't know.

There was something special about that. So, you have found your home. Now, the important part.

Bruno is definitely yes. >> Can't wait to hear more. It's a yes from me.

>> It's a yes for me. Thank you. >> You got four yeses.

>> Yes. Thank you so much. Thank you for [Applause] >> stunning.

You're stunning. >> That was great. >> She's great.

>> Imagine having like a dream and then people just reject you saying no. >> Not on BT. >> It's refreshing cuz you don't see that often.

Loved it. That was amazing, right? >> Thank you for coming for me.

>> Well, you got your the front won't fit through here. You got to go the back. >> Enormous fun.

[Applause] [Music] [Applause] name? >> My name is Linda. >> Linda, where are you from?

>> Um, I'm from Zimbabwe, but I've moved to Bedford. >> How do you earn a living? Is this what you do for your job, or have you got a normal job?

>> Um, I'm a support worker. I work with children who have learning disabilities. >> Brilliant.

>> She's so nervous. Take your time. Take a deep breath.

You feel okay? Good luck. >> We underestimate what a big deal it is.

I keep finding voices in my mind say I'm not enough. [Music] Every single lie that tells me I'll never me. [Music] You say I am when I can feel a thing.

You say I am strong when I think I am weak. You say I am hurt when I am fall when I don't belong. Oh you say I am yours and I believe.

Oh, I believe what you say of me. I believe. The only thing that matters now is everything you think of me.

[Music] >> That's like a different girl, is it? >> You find my worth. You I find my identity.

[Music] You say I am love when I can feel a thing. You say I am strong when I think I am weak. You say I am when I am full of when I don't belong.

Oh, you say I am yours and I believe. Yes, I believe what you say for me. And I believe I believe I believe what you say me.

I believe. You say I am loud when I can feel a thing. You say I am strong when I think I am weak.

You say I am hard when I am falling. When I don't belong. Oh, you say I am yours.

I believe. Oh, I believe what you say of me. I believe [Music] Sometimes in our lives we all have pain.

We always [Applause] [Music] incredible. [Music] Linda, it's extraordinary to think how nervous you were and then you come out and you deliver a song like that. >> I just don't know where you found that, but it was amazing.

>> Thank you. >> What an incredible instrument you have at your disposal. You got warm, you got power, and you got feelings.

It was a fantastic performance. You should be proud of yourself. >> Thank you, >> Linda.

I don't normally get like emotional, but like that was so touching, man. Like just seeing how beautifully you sang and it was like I I could feel the nerves as you came to the mic and you just blessed this whole room with your voice and it was just absolutely incredible. Thank you.

Thank you so much. >> Yeah, I think it's the first time today that I've sat through an audition and my heart was just like racing out of my chest and like about 15 minutes ago KSI said to me, "What is it going to take for you to press your golden buzzer? [Music] [Applause] We are not [Applause] afraid.

I'll help you. You won't be long. [Applause] We all need somebody to leave.

>> Well done, darling. It was so beautiful. It was so emotional what you've been through in your life, but something's pouring out of your soul, and I loved it.

And I can't wait to see you in the live show. So congratulations. >> Well deserved, darling.

Go and celebrate. Okay. >> Now she's got a smile on her face.

>> I knew you were going to do it. >> I could feel it. >> She deserves it.

>> It's like a dream come true, right? >> It is. >> That's why it's so emotional.

>> Yeah. >> Oh, I'm thrilled for you. Come here.

>> Well done. Well done, Linda. I can't I already can't wait to hear you sing again.

>> You are so amazing. >> Thank you for coming. >> Thank you.

See you next time. >> You're brilliant. Well done.

Congratulations. Go and celebrate.