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It feels like a superstar has arrived. Like it was it transcended. It was otherworldly making. [applause] [cheering] [applause] >> Hello. Hello. >> Welcome. Welcome. What's your name? >> My name is Maren. >> How old are you? >> I'm 18. I just turned a couple of months ago. [cheering] >> Where are you from? >> So I actually come from Poland from a very small city. But soon I'm going to relocate here in the States cuz I got accepted to college. >> Oh >> yeah. >> [applause] >> What are you going to do for us today? >>

So, I'm a guitarist, as you can tell. I don't sing. >> Oh, >> when I was a little kid, I was fascinated with sounds. There was a soundtrack basically going on in my head all the time, composed of abstract sounds. >> What are you going to do on AGT? >> So, actually, I'm a guitarist. What I do is quite weird and quite experimental. When I played with toys, I wanted to create sounds that was like futuristic and stuff that I didn't hear in the normal world. Eventually, these sounds, They evolved into music. The big breakthrough

for me came when I picked up the guitar. I used to be extremely shy and I wouldn't even speak to to many people at all. >> So, have you ever broken a nail in a performance? >> I've broken all five nails in a matter of 5 minutes and bled on stairs. When I realized that I could actually express myself with music, everything changed. I got [music] out and got some friends. >> How feeling much? >> Bit nervous [music] to be honest. >> I used to perform in front of my wall and now I'm here in

AGT performing in front of millions and millions of people. It's what I want to do for the rest of my life. I feel like this [music] is my chance to really start my American dream. >> We don't want to hold you up. We're excited to see what you got. >> Thank you so much. [cheering] >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] [cheering] Heat. [music] Heat. [music and cheering] >> [music] [music] >> Heat. Heat. [cheering] >> [music] [applause] [cheering] [music] >> Marcine, [applause] that was an absolutely out of this world Performance.

Great job, [music] Simon. Let's start off with you. >> Amazing. Actually, amazing. I know how difficult it is cuz I tried to learn the guitar when I was about your age. I hated it so much. I threw a toffee [music] at the guitar teacher and he punched me in the face. So 99% of the people who come on stage with the guitar can't play the guitar. You've just demonstrated what that thing [music] was actually invented for. [cheering] So respect. That was amazing. >> Thank you so much. Wow. I [cheering] I don't even know what to

say. Thank you. [applause] >> There's obviously a different kind of artistic passion that you have and I can't wait to [music] see what you do in the future. It was stunning. Absolutely stunning. >> Yes. Thank you so much. [cheering] >> [applause] >> You didn't play the [music] guitar. You Murdered the guitar. >> I think you're going to end up in college teaching them something rather [music] than they teach you. I >> appreciate you saying that. >> I think you just taught the world something. >> Well, let's take it to a vote. I'd like to start

it off with a hell yeah, [cheering] >> Juliet. [applause] Hell yeah. [cheering] Absolutely a million% yes. [applause] >> Yes. [cheering] [music] >> [applause and cheering] [music] [cheering] [applause] >> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. >> Thank you. >> You look fabulous. >> Thank you. >> What's your name? >> S Baniga, but you can call me S. >> Hello, S. So, how old are you, S? >> I'm 10. >> And whereabouts do you live? >> I live in Ber Edmonds in Suffukk. And are you excited about being on Britain's Got Talent? >> Definitely. >> And what are

you going to sing for us today? >> I'm singing Trolley song by Judy Garland. >> So you're into show. Would you like to be on the West End stage one day? >> Yes. [cheering] [applause] >> The stage is yours. >> Thank you. [music] With my high starch collar and my high top shoes on my hair all high up on my head. I want to lose a jolly. I want a trolley and lost my heart instead. >> Yeahangell. [music] [music] >> Okay. [cheering] I love you. And I didn't love the song. I tell you why. Cuz

it's the sort of song I imagine if David ever released a single. Honestly, that's what [laughter] it would be. And I couldn't get that out of my head. I've just got your song list here. Can I hear the Greatest Showman Song because then we can hear a different part of your voice. >> Yeah. [applause] Bless her. I'm trying to hold my breath. Let it stay this way. Can't let this moment end. You said off a dream in me getting loud now. Can [music] you hear it echoing? Take my hand. Will you share this with me?

Cuz darling, we're without you. Oh, [singing] the shine of a thousand spotlights. [music] Oh, the stars will steal from the night sky will never be enough. >> Come on now. >> Never be enough. [music] Towers of gold are still too little. These hands [music] could hold the world, but [singing] it'll never be Enough. Never be enough. [music] Never [music] >> for me. For me. Never enough. [screaming] [music] Never enough for me. For me. For me. [music] For me. [cheering] >> [cheering] [music] >> Thank [cheering] you. [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] Great job. Super Nika, that is

a mountain of a song and you conquered it. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> I cannot get my head around the fact that you're 10 years old standing up there like a little professional. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> It's quite an oldfashioned voice that you've got, which I love. And you've hit every single note. Well done. >> [cheering] >> Ah. Uh, so I got to be honest with you. You absolutely nailed it. [cheering] You're a gutsy little thing. You really, Really are. >> I am going to kick this off with a mighty yes. >> Thank you.

[cheering] >> So proud of you, darling. It's a yes from me. Thank you. >> Absolutely yes from me. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> You got four yeses. [cheering] >> Yeah, >> you did it. Well [cheering] done. >> She was a sweet girl. That was fantastic. Oh, >> welcome to America's Got Talent. Who are you? >> Has the act started? Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [cheering] >> Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] Heat. [music] [music] >> [cheering] >> Heat. Heat. >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> Okay, I think everybody really enjoyed

that. [cheering] >> Who are you? >> We're Adam show. >> What was your [music] inspiration behind that? >> Uh we're from Kyrgyzstan. Our inspiration was when we were in our Country. We saw Jabawakis on America's Got Talent. >> Yeah. [cheering] >> So they inspired us to become a dancers. This was our dream to come to America's Got Talent. >> What you guys have created on stage is freaking amazing. [cheering] >> Thank you. >> The movements are so articulate and tactful and tight. >> I loved it. [cheering] Simon. >> Oh, wow. It was just amazing to

see your reaction to their reaction. Um, [cheering and screaming] I always like to see something I've never seen before and it's about imagination and that's what you've got. And [music] anyone good as you who decides to come on our show, I owe you a huge thank [music] you. So, thank you. [cheering] Yeah, >> I kept repeating two words throughout [music] your entire performance. I kept saying wow and then I would take the W off and go oh because some of those movements didn't even look human. That [music] is talent. >> Thank you. Thank you very

[cheering] much. >> You were like machines. You came to slay and we are deceased. [cheering] >> So let's take it to a vote. Howie? >> Yes. I want to see more. >> Thank you. [cheering] It's a yes from me. >> Yes. >> Thank you, >> Simon. >> It's four yeses. [cheering] [screaming] [music] >> Hello. [cheering] >> Hello. How are you? >> Uh, I'm nervous, but I'm happy to be Here. >> Oh, good. What's your name? >> My name is Craig. Craig B. >> And how old are you, Craig? >> I'm 24. What's brought you to

Britain's Got Talent? >> Um, I've had people tell me I should come on and I thought maybe finally I should just do it for myself. Um, because I don't usually believe myself, but I feel like I do for once. >> Okay, take it away. >> Yeah. [cheering] [applause] We clawed, we chained our hearts in vain. We jumped, but never asking why. We kissed, I fell under your spell. A love that no one could deny. What? [music] Don't you ever say, "I just walked away. I will always want you." >> You came in like a rock.

>> I never hit the hard. [music] All I wanted was to break your walls. All you ever did was break me. Yeah. you. [music] You wake me. It's slowly turn. You let me go and now it r aes on the ground. Don't you ever say I just walked away. I will always want you. I can't live by running for my life. I will always want you. Break you. [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [music] Thank you. >> [cheering] >> What a brilliantly original way to do impressions. >> It is fun >> and I love that

so many of those were ones you you never see people do impressions of. Really, really brilliant Act. Thank you. >> That was so funny and like David said original. >> I did not expect that. Well done, [music] >> Craig. When it first started, cuz I didn't think you actually did sound like Morgan Freeman. I thought you were singing some tribute to him or something. [laughter] And then I realized what was going on. It was current. [music] It was clever. I Think we may have discovered a big song. >> Thank you so much for your vote,

Simon. >> It's 1 million% yes. [music] >> Thank [cheering] you so much. It's a yes for me. It's a yes for me. >> You have four yeses. Congratulations. [cheering] [music] [music] [cheering] >> [music] [cheering] >> Welcome. What's your name? >> Uh, my name is Joseph Allen. >> Tell us about yourself. >> Uh, I go to school out in Phoenix, Arizona. Uh, >> yeah. >> Do they also go to school in Phoenix? >> I think they go to my same school. Yeah. [laughter] >> Yeah. And how old are you? Uh >> I'm 21. >> What are

you going to do here for us tonight? >> Uh I'm going to I'm going to perform a song I wrote for you guys. >> Oh, an original original song. >> Yeah. Yeah. An original song. Yes. [cheering] [laughter] >> And why did you decide to enter the show this year? >> I see myself as being someone who can make a major impact in the world and I Just want to see how much of a footprint I can leave on Earth before I leave. >> I am so intrigued. [cheering] >> Yeah, you got to let us see

it now. Good luck. >> Thank you. >> You think this is serious? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> In [music] life. Moments come and go. Take your shot or you'll never know. Your heart will tell you when it's time to move. Ask yourself what you [music and singing] got to lose. When it storms, when it rains, it falls. All love us the same. But after today, the world's going to know my name. [cheering] Everybody backstage, please don't be scared cuz up close, Simon looks just like a

teddy bear. A couple steps up off the stage, watch how far that I go. And I'mma feed my fam with this. And that's no Chicago put the competition in my backpack. I'm trying to be incredible like my birthday was Jack Jack. And now I'm standing on this stage here at AGT. Dreams do come true and you can take it from me. Just one man who has drive. Determination in my eyes. If they don't say that I worked hard for this, trust me, they lied. Make the crowd say, "Oh yeah, knock it out like daylight." I'm

all about pushing The limits, not about pushing papers. Do you feel me? America, can you hear me? This young man's out here chasing dreams. I hope you see that clearly. My entire [cheering] future, man, I put it on the line. Hey, so I [music] got to make it now before I'm out of time. [cheering] In life, moments come and go. Take [music] a shot or you never know. Your heart will tell you when it's time to move. Ask [music] yourself what you got to lose. When it storms, when it Rains, it falls [music and singing]

on all of us the same. But after today, the [singing] world's going to know my name. [cheering] [cheering] >> [cheering] [applause] >> Oh my [cheering] god. >> Yeah. Tell us what you're feeling right now. >> I just feel blessed, man. I feel blessed. This is crazier than I thought, man. [cheering] >> Is your family here tonight? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, they're right. [cheering] >> That's a big family. >> I grew up in a blended family, but they all played a major part in me growing up. I just want to thank all you guys. You guys

raised a dreamer, man. And We're doing it. [cheering] >> Listen, dreams come true on this stage and I'm I [music] think we're seeing your dream come true. >> I'm sorry I look like a punk up here. [cheering] >> I'm a punkette then because I am literally crying as well. Yeah, >> there's a new generation with millennials and like putting out there what is good in this world and [music] I believe you are so good and >> thank you so much. [cheering] >> I'm a fan. Do I do this? Do I do this? >> I love

it. >> You know, you got [cheering] the best reaction for doing nothing we've ever had on this show. Like you got a standing ovation before you even performed. And I'm thinking, am I like one step behind here? And I said to Jul, is this serious or not? And >> I think it is. >> I tell you what, the whole world should Go to your school right now. Seriously, [cheering] >> you got amazing energy. I've got to tell you. >> Thank you, son. >> And I like your voice as well. I think you got a great

tone. >> I might not be the best singer in the world, but man, I love to perform. >> No, I love you. >> I love you. Look, Joseph, first impressions to me are everything. and Watching the reaction you got before you even started, like I said, was astonishing. That was an amazing audition. I love you. >> Thank you. Thank you. [applause and cheering] >> From the moment you walked out, your smile is electric, you know, and you walked out with such exuberance and such and and that's what life is, you know. Life is a series

[music] of moments. People at home are talking about this Moment. People in this room are talking about this moment. People [cheering] just want this moment to happen. Now, you said you want to leave a [cheering] footprint. Well, I'm going to give you the footprint you need to leave. >> [music] >> Heat. [music] [music] Heat. Joseph, How do you feel, >> bro? This is crazy, man. This is This is crazy. This is a moment I've dreamed of for a long time. This is like nothing I ever imagined before. Thank you guys so much. [cheering] [music] >>

[applause] [cheering] >> Wow. >> I can see that coming. >> You're wonderful. This is a great moment. [music] I'm so happy to be a small part of it. >> Yes, sir. >> And please give your parents a hug. [crying] >> I don't know what just happened. >> Oh, man. My name is Michael Collings. I'm 19 and [music] I work in a computer shop in Plymouth. >> And you're playing the guitar for us, Obviously. >> Yep. And singing as well. >> And singing as well. >> He's very good at this. I live with my mom and

dad in a caravan site [music] called Not a Bridge in Sult. It's not too bad actually. It's quite posh really. Got to have a little key card to open the gates, things like that. So, it's pretty good. >> Who have you [music] got down here with you today? >> I've got my my mom, my dad, and my fiance. >> All right. Okay. >> My fiance is called Sarah. got a baby on the way. Wasn't planned, but obviously it just happened. About a year and a half ago, I proposed to her. Um, bit of a stupid

place to do it, but in a place called Buffet City, all you can eat Chinese restaurant in front of her mom and her sister. [singing and music] >> She was embarrassed and started crying, >> but Chinese in a pipe. It's got to be done. >> The only competition I ever entered was uh not just Got Talent pub. If I'd go on to win the competition, um, play in front of the queen. So, what was it called again? The royal variety [laughter] again. Um, that just be class. I would just love to do that. >> I'll

follow it. Enjoy it. [music] >> All righty then. [cheering] >> Hello, sir, and welcome to Britain's Got Talent. What is your name? >> My name's Michael Collings. >> Where are you from, buddy? I'm from Plymouth. >> And what are you doing for a living now? >> I'm an IT engineer. >> Okay. And Michael, what is your dream? >> To be a successful recording artist. Sell lots of albums. Play all over the world. >> All right. And do you think your talent will get you to the finals and the £100,000? >> I hope so. >> All

right. Stage is yours, Michael. Good luck. Cheers. [applause] Ha. >> He looks like he's going on a long haul flight. >> On EasyJet. >> Yes. [music] You got a fast car and I want to get to you. Maybe we can make a deal. Maybe together we [singing] can get somewhere. Any place is better. Start of wrong from zero. Got [music] nothing to lose. Maybe we'll make something. Me and myself, I got [music] nothing to prove. >> That's brilliant. >> Wow, [cheering] that is brilliant. >> Love it. >> You got a fast [singing] car, but it's

fast enough [music] so we can fly away. We got to make a [singing] decision. We can stay here and live and die this way. Remember [music] we were driving driving driving you a car. We were so fast but like I was [music] wrong. See that I stayed out for hours. Your arm fell last right around my shoulder. And I I had a feeling that I belong. And I I had [music] a feeling I can be someone. Be someone. be someone. [cheering] >> They're all on their feet. [cheering] [music] >> [cheering and music] >> Michael. Well,

[cheering] Michael, that's the best reaction we got all day. Congratulations. [cheering] I thought you sang well. You sang well with heart. You put [music] the song across and you did a beautiful job. Thank you very much. >> [applause] >> Um, Michael, I don't know what I expected, but I didn't expect much from you to be honest. You You've got a really interesting qualities, your [music] voice, and and you really delivered. Cheers. >> Thank you, [cheering] [music] Michael. You come out um you're an IT engineer. You're dressed in your [music] Sherbet leisure wear. You plunk yourself

down and then out pops a great voice that instantly [music] connected with the audience. It was an instant moment [screaming] [cheering] of mand. [music] >> Um, [applause] yes. [cheering] >> Michael. >> Uh, yes. For me, too. [cheering] >> Michael, Britain's got talent and you are it. That's three. Yes. [music] >> [music] >> Woo! >> Well done. >> How was that? >> That was amazing. [music] >> I'm Jano. >> I'm Leia. >> I'm Joanna. I'm Da. >> I'm Nicole. And I'm [music] Duna. And we Are the mayas. >> I know Nadim since we were kids. We

grew up on stage together. Then [music] he started the Maya. >> As a choreographer, he brought new style and technique and dancing to Lebanon. [music] >> Lebanon is not considered a place when you can build a career out of dancing. It's hard, [music] really hard and harder for women. >> The Maya, it's given us [music] a free, Safe, and creative space to dance. >> [music] >> I grew up watching America's Got Talent and I was inspired by so many people. But what really [music] got us to audition this year is Night Bird where she said,

"We can't wait until [music] life isn't hard anymore before you decide to be happy." Seeing the Mayas in America's Got Talent is the most beautiful feeling I've ever Felt. Sorry guys. >> We want to show the [music] world that we're able to stand on our own feet as really strong and powerful women. >> Our childhood [music] dreams. [laughter] >> All right. Go out there, Mayers, and make it happen. [cheering] >> Wow. Oh, [applause] [music] >> good evening. Who are you? >> We're Deayas. >> And what does that mean? >> It's a word in Arabic that

means the proud walk of a lioness. >> Oh, wow. >> Where in the Middle East are you from? >> Lebanon. >> From Lebanon. >> Lebanon. Oh, >> welcome. >> So, how is life for you guys in Lebanon right now? Lebanon is a very beautiful Country, but we live a daily struggle. >> Unfortunately, being a dancer as a female Arab uh is not fully supported yet. Um, [cheering] >> what is your dream? Us being here standing on the biggest stage of the world is our only chance to prove to the world what Arab women can do.

The arts we can create, the fights we fight. [cheering] >> Do you know that if you win, you get $1 Million? >> Yes. >> So, what are you going to do? I think I know, but >> we're going to try to hypnotize you. >> Huh? [applause] Okay. So, we are ready to get hypnotized. >> Yes. >> So, for that, I'm going to ask the judges to get a bit closer to each others to get the best experience. >> Come on over, Howie. >> All right. >> Snuggle up. [cheering] [applause] [music] [bell] >> [music] [bell] [cheering]

[screaming] [bell] >> Heat. Heat. Heat. [cheering] Heat. [music] [cheering] Heat. [music] [screaming] [cheering] Heat. [music] Hey, [cheering] [cheering] >> [cheering] >> Oh, [music] [applause] [music] [music] [music] heat, heat. Heat. [music] [cheering] Heat. >> [music] [cheering] [music] [applause and cheering] >> That was amazing. There are no words to explain to you what we were feeling over here. Thank you. [cheering] It was the most beautiful creative dancing I've ever seen. [cheering] >> Thank you, >> Harie. What did you think? >> You know, you said you're going to hypnotize us. And when we sat here [music] and we

watched the movement and the perfection and the amount of time and effort that went into that, we [music] were hypnotized by what you did. [cheering] >> I want to thank you for giving us a little glimpse of your culture, which is so beautiful. It was just stunning and I love all of you. I [cheering] really do. >> Simon, uh, [music] this really, really Will make a difference. Full stop. In so many positive ways. That's one part. And then [music] it was arguably the best dance act we're likely [cheering] to have ever seen. And we are

honored to have you here. Thank you so much. >> Thank you very much. [cheering] >> It's time for us to vote. But I want to say something first. [applause] I would be so honored to empower you even more In this journey because you deserve it [music] and I want to be part of this. [music] Heat >> [music] >> up [music] here. [music] [cheering] Thank you for >> Amazing. [cheering] >> Maya, you are going straight to the live show. [cheering] [music] >> [cheering] >> One more time for Maya. [cheering] [applause and music] [cheering] That was like

amazing. Marina and this is my mom, Slana. >> And what do you do? >> We train cats. >> Cats? >> Yes, cats. >> Why? How many? >> Uh 10 cats and one dog. >> Wow. >> Yeah, >> that poor dog. >> Well, there's a million dollars up for grabs. I'm headlining Vegas. So, good Luck. >> I hope you like. [cheering] >> Yep. They do what they want. Those cats. >> You have a cat? >> I used to have a cat. A [music] real heat. >> [music] >> Heat up here. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Get

a couple. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. No, doesn't want to do it. [music] That's like when I feel like it. Come on now. Come on now. [music] >> [music] [music] [music] [cheering] >> Hello. >> Hi. Hi. >> Hi. How are you? I'm fine, thanks. How are you? >> Good. Nice to meet you. Uh, what's the act called? >> Uh, Charlotte and Jonathan. >> Charlotte and Jonathan. >> Okay. Um, how old are you both? >> I'm 16. >> I'm 17. >> Okay. Um, and and you thought the combination would work. Whose idea was it? >> Um,

it was our singing teachers actually. She thought it'd be good to try us out together. And we both sounded quite good when we sang what we did. >> Okay. You're not saying much, Jonathan. [laughter] >> Are you shy? Uh sometimes. >> And do you think you could win? >> Yeah. Together. >> Yeah. >> All right. Good luck. >> Good luck. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Here we go. >> [music] [music and singing] >> S of the king [music] justice will All Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [singing] >> [music] [music] [singing] >> Let

this [music] be our just like every child. [music and singing] We need to find [music] a place. us [singing] with your grace to do the [singing and music] will you Heat. Heat. [music] where is [music] [cheering] wow. >> [applause] [music] [cheering] [music] [applause] >> Wow. Wow. Wow. Oh my god. Um Alia, >> it's not very often that that happens that you can move an audience like that. You sing beautifully together. It was world class. Thank you very much. Thank you. >> A pop voice and an opera voice together. It was incredible. >> Okay, this is

what I think. Charlotte, I think you're good. But Jonathan, you are unbelievable. [music] [cheering] Seriously. Wow. You have an outstandingly good voice. >> Thank you very much. >> How old are you? >> 17. >> I mean, that's unbelievable. Jonathan, you are a future star. >> Thank you. [music] [cheering] >> I like the fact that this works as a duo, but I worry, Charlotte, whether you're going to hold him back. >> Well, We've come on here as a duo and we're going to stay here as a duo. [cheering and music] [music] [cheering] >> Okay, David, we

better vote. Yes or no? A such an easy [music] decision. Yes. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> Definitely a yes from me, [cheering] [applause] >> Sha. I think your voice compliments Jonathan's really well. So, don't be disheartened. It's a yes for me. [screaming] [cheering] [music] >> You know, my head here would say to you, Jonathan, dump her. And then my heart would say there was something kind of magical at moments together as well. So, I'm going to say yes to the two of you. You got four. [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] Well done. >> He's like having

paparazzi that I haven't heard a voice like that in years >> to be that young and that good. [music] [music] >> Hello Hello. [laughter] >> Hi. I'm Christian Lee. >> Where are you from, Christian? >> I am from London. >> Do you have a day job? >> I do have a day job. It's a magician. Christian, >> are you married? >> I am engaged. >> To who? >> Uh to uh someone who's going to be my wife. >> Do you have kids together? >> Uh yeah, they're in the car outside. So, uh [laughter] [applause] >>

Okay. When you're ready, off you go. >> Okay. I'm going to need an assistant. One of you judges will be that and it's going to be you. Amanda [cheering] [applause] used [cheering] to be helped up the stairs these days. Kindly hold the cards. That's all we have to do. Even better. [cheering] >> Last night I had a dream. A dream that you and I would be standing together here on stage. We were holding hands. That's right. Willingly and swaying to the music. It was a kind of out of time sway, but eventually we found our

rhythm. You wanted to go all the way and name a card into the microphone. A card. Just name a card. But before you got there, there was a loud voice. It was my voice. And the dream was over. >> I did remember though the card that you nearly said. In fact, I'm going to use my mind powers. Could I have my mind enhancing device, please? >> Here you go. [cheering] Pop this on like this. [music] I love that. Yes. Love it. Here [cheering] we go. Time to put the card into your mind. >> Okay, >>

Amanda, name the card that is now in your mind. >> The six of hearts. >> Six of hearts. You say, if you could just take the one card that is the only Card facing the other way around. Take it out, slide it out, and show them and live the dream. >> It is the six of hearts. >> [cheering] >> How did you do that? How I did it is not so important. It's how I'm going to get this balloon off. If you could just come around here and just grab me around the waist. Come on.

Come on. [cheering] >> I like that. That was very good. >> [cheering] [applause] >> So good. >> David, what did you think? >> What I love about this show is it gives someone like you a chance for a much bigger audience. And you absolutely deserve it. You're brilliant. [music] >> I mean, you entertained us so brilliantly well. think >> I think you're funny, but I didn't think The trick was great or the magic was great. [music] >> Are you really good or or should you be doing children's parties? [music] And I can't quite make my

mind up. >> Children's party. >> I completely agree with David. You know, you're very very funny, which is what makes it so entertaining. >> Let's hope. >> It's a really easy yes. Well done. >> [cheering] >> It's a yes from me. Simon. >> Okay, I'm going to say yes. [music] [applause] >> David, >> you just got four yeses. >> Hi, Mario. [music] >> Hello. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Oh, I'm so great. >> What's your name? >> I'm Lettuce. Like the salad, >> lettuce. >> My surname is Robotham. Like rowing,

then both. And ham. >> I think you might be the poshest contestant we've ever had. >> Oh, thank you. >> on the show. And I think you're also the poshest person to ever come to Birmingham. >> I think so. So, why are you here today? >> Because I would love to share my um thing, talent if it is, I don't know. um um with more people and make more people happy hopefully. >> Uh well, lettuce. We're intrigued. >> Are you? >> Whenever you're ready. Let us rob both. >> Let us both. >> Cool. >> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Heat. [cheering] [music] Heat. Heat. [cheering] Heat. [music] Heat. [cheering] Heat. [music] >> [music] [cheering] >> Heat. Heat. [music] [cheering] >> [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [applause] [music] >> Oh my god. I mean, you just had me at hello. You've made that beautiful violin sexy. I mean, you've just got everything going for you, darling. You look just amazing. [cheering] >> I think you just I bet you just spread joy everywhere you go. >> Oh, thank you. >> And on top of it, you're a skilled musician. [music] I loved it. That's so great. [cheering]

>> You really performed and I think um Apart from having this great talent, [music] you really put on a show. Lettuce. [cheering] >> Hello, Simon. >> That was really good. >> Thank you. >> Not only are you brilliant, but you've got a fantastic personality as well. >> Oh, Simon. >> You're one of the people, ladies, I'm going to [music] remember coming away from this. >> Congratulations. [cheering] >> Thank you for giving me this opportunity. Thank you. [music] >> You have to vote now, David. Yes or no? [cheering] >> Very easy. Yes. >> Absolutely yes from

me. Well [cheering] done. >> Thank you so much. [music] >> A massive yes from me. >> Oh, thank [cheering] you. >> Lettuce robot. >> I am going to give you a big fat [cheering] [music] People love me. [music] >> Hi there. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Oh my god. >> Will you tell us your name? >> I'm Sophie Fatu. >> Sophie, tell me, how old are you? >> Five. >> And where do you come from? >> I live in Charleston, West Virginia. >> Okay. Did you have to take an airplane to get here? >> Yeah.

>> Oh my god, there was so much people. >> I know. >> I know. So many. >> Oh my god. >> So, was this the first time you've been on an airplane to come and see us? >> Yeah. My favorite judge is Mr. Simon. >> Wow. >> You're just doing everything right right now. >> Mr. Simon, I saw the dreams about you. I saw that he pushed the golden button. >> Well, you never know. It might happen. I wish you good luck. >> Thank you. and snalen. [screaming] [cheering] [music] [singing] [cheering] My friend, I'll say

it clear. [music and singing] I set my cake of which I'm >> [screaming] >> I plan course either [music and screaming] [screaming] [music] [screaming] [cheering] and [screaming] [cheering] I love you [music] and you know [screaming] I don't [music] >> [screaming] [cheering] [music] >> So Sophie, should we go to your favorite judge first? >> Well, we weren't expecting that, Sophie. Sophie, you know what? I love that song. And normally people about 90 sing that song about what their life's been about and you sing it at five. You are hilarious. I want you to date my son.

[cheering] >> He's just spit up with his girlfriend. So I'm going to have to make an introduction. He's going to love you. But you are adorable. Well done. >> Thank you. >> No. What did he think? You are just so cute. from your you're welcome and you sung like an angel. Well done you. >> Wow, you did it your way, didn't you? That was amazing. You are the most adorable, cutest, talented little thing I have seen on that stage. >> Thank you, >> Sophie. I think you should be very proud of yourself. We see so

many people here, a lot of grown-ups, and they're shaking. They are so nervous. And you just did it like that. >> Thank you. >> All right, guys. Let's vote. Howie? >> Yes. >> Thank you, Mel. >> Oh, I have to say yes to you. [cheering] >> Simon, >> you are happiness in a bottle, young lady. You got three yeses. >> So, Sophie, [cheering] I'm going to give you a four gift. You're going to be in the next round. You did it. [cheering] [music] >> [music] >> Oh, welcome. What's your name? >> My name is Lauren.

>> And where are you from? >> From Brooklyn, New York. [applause] >> 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. [cheering] 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. [cheering] >> 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. [applause] >> Are you going to sing that tonight? >> Yes. Such a great thing to watch. [applause and cheering] >> Good luck. Here [applause] we go. Breathe. Go. I'm trying to hold my breath. Let it stay this way. Can't let this moment end. You set up a dream in me. Getting louder. And now can you hear it echoing? Take

my hand. Will you share [music] this with me? Cuz darling [singing] Without you. All the shine of [singing] a thousand spotlights. All the stars we steal from the night sky will never be [singing] enough. Never be enough. of gold still to these hands could hold up. [music] [singing] >> She's going to start already. >> [cheering and music] >> Never never never for me for me [music] never enough never [music] enough never enough for me. For me, for me. All the shine And spotlights on the stars steal from the night sky [music] never be enough. Never

be enough. Tower still. These hands [music and singing] could hold the world up, but it all never be enough. Never be enough. Never [music] Never never for me. [music] For me. Yeah. Never enough. Never never never enough. Never never never enough for me. For me. For me. [music] [screaming] [cheering] Heat. [music] [cheering] [applause and music] Heat. [cheering] >> [music] >> The brightest stars feel my head. Dreams are keeping me away. [music] The world can be a vision of the one I see. A million dreams is all it's going to take. [cheering] [music] million dreams for

the world. We're going to make [applause] For the world we're going to make. Thank you so much. >> Congratulations. That was just unbelievable. You're so emotional [cheering] at the beginning as well. Brilliant. >> [cheering] >> He's got the recognition she deserves. >> I am absolutely shaking. I can't believe I've had this incredible opportunity to give you your moment [music] 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. 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. [cheering] >> Thank you. I'm so happy. [applause and music] >> Timing in life is everything. And maybe this is your moment now. Congratulations. >> Thank [cheering] you so much. >> Thank

you. [music] >> Hello. Now your name is >> Alex Maggala. >> Now why have you entered Britain's Got Talent? >> I did many Got Talent shows around the world. >> Which ones? >> America, France, Russia. I won Russia, [laughter] >> of course. >> And Mexico. >> Why us after all of the others? >> The first show I seen was Britain's Got Talent. It was so inspiring. They made me who I am. [applause] My name is Alex Maggala. I'm 26 years old. I am from Muldova, Eastern Europe. Tonight, [music] I'm going to show something that the

judges and the audience had never [music] seen before. I started to practice when I was a teenager. Cold, rainy evening. My parents go to sleep, try to be like Super quiet so they won't notice what I'm doing because they they didn't support what I'm doing. It was my own little secret. It was actually bad decision because sometimes there's [music] blood, sometimes there's your breakfast on the floor. I came here to do Bridgen's Got Talent because the winner gets to perform for the royalty, but uh I'm not really sure that the queen can handle what I

do. My act, it is very dangerous. Everything Has to be perfect. The small mistake could cost me my life. [music] >> Okay, Alex, I don't think I want to ask you what it is, but is it dangerous? >> Oh, yeah. [cheering] >> On a scale of 1 to 10, how dangerous? >> I'm pretty much risking my life in front of you guys. >> All right, Alice. Well, best of luck. >> Thank you very much. [applause] >> [music] [cheering] [music] >> Yeah. Hello. >> [cheering] >> Heat. Heat. [music] >> [cheering] >> Oh, he's now he's now.

>> Wow. What [screaming] are you doing with that? [cheering] [music] >> [cheering] >> Oh no. [cheering and music] He's [cheering] [music] got the pole. He's gone up the pole. >> What are you doing, man? [music] >> [cheering] >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. [music] >> [cheering and screaming] >> Oh my god. [cheering] [cheering] I see light. I see. That's [music] too much. Alex, that is respect. >> Alicia. I'm speechless. [cheering] I cannot believe what I just witnessed. >> It was one of those things, you know, You just can't bear to watch and you

have to keep one eye open. I think the royal family would be so amazed to see it. It was incredible. >> It was incredible. But I was really, really happy when it was over. Not that it wasn't brilliant, but I was just relieved that you were still alive at the end of it. Absolutely thrilling. [cheering] I actually thought you were going to die. I did. This is going to be one of Those auditions I will never ever forget. And I've seen a lot. [music] >> I'm not even going to ask what you're going to do

next, but I presume it's something more dangerous. >> It was just a warm up. >> This is just a warm up. >> Should we vote, David? A very easy yes. [cheering] >> Yes. Yes for me. [music] >> Alex, you got four huge yeses. Congratulations. [music] >> Unbelievable. >> I'm ready to see something I've never seen before. >> Yes. >> You going to give it to her? >> Yeah. Go get her, man. Have fun out there. [cheering and applause] >> Hi there. >> Look at you. >> Hello. >> What's your name? >> My name is Kenichi

Abina. >> What is your act? >> Um, my act is danceish performance. >> Dance-ish >> ish. Yes. >> Okay. How did you get into danceish kind of performance? Um I knew only the one step called the running man like And uh when I did it people got loud and I was like yeah and so I was like oh I feel good. >> All right good luck have fun. >> Thank you. Thank you. [applause] Oh my god. >> [music] [cheering] >> Wow. Heat. Wow. [cheering] [screaming] >> [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> Wow, [cheering] it's amazing. Wow, >>

Kenichi, [cheering] >> that was pretty awesome. I loved it. The stuff that you did, I haven't seen anything like it before. You have a control over your body that is Unbelievable. >> Thank you. [cheering] Thank you. >> Being the youngest judge on the panel, I can say that was off the chain. [cheering] >> Thank you, >> honey. You're no spring chicken. What are you talking about? >> Oh, I am. I thought your head had come off your body. It was that convincing. >> We see a lot of guys who come on stage who try to

do what you do. They can't do It. And you have a story to tell. Uh, you know, you were doing the Matrix there. That was the whole movie all in 90 seconds. >> Awesome. >> It was magnificent. I could watch you all day. >> Me, too. [cheering] >> Thank you. >> Right. >> Yes. >> Howie, >> I'm telling you, that is the best dance we have seen in Chicago. Oh, it's the best dance I've seen [cheering] in a long time. Thank you. You told a great story and you were wonderful. [music] [applause] >> Hello. >>

Hello. >> How are you? >> Scared. [laughter] >> 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. Okay. 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 [music] says no. It's like >> for me it's like you're not good enough. [music] >> That's where I think most of this the like nervousness comes from is that I you know [music] that people say no. >> I really want to succeed because I feel like I'm failing myself more than anything. [music] I want to prove to everybody I'm

here for something something more than what they maybe thought. [music] [music] [music] [music] My funny Valentine. [singing] Sweet comic Valentine. You make [singing] me smile. am your looks are laughable unfrographable [singing] yet you're my [singing] favorite Word >> [music] >> Is [singing] your figure [music] less than great? Is [singing] your mouth a little weak? When [singing] you need to speak, are you smart? Oh, don't change your head. Not if [music and singing] you care for me. Day funny Valentine stay and each day [singing] is Valentine. Stay funny [singing] Valentine every [singing] day. is Valentine's [singing]

Day. [cheering] >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> Oh my god. >> [cheering] >> This is what I have been waiting for. Your [music] voice is like liquid gold. You have such an authentically beautiful voice. You look amazing. [screaming] [music] >> [applause] [music] >> And you know, you could sing the phone book. Uh, I absolutely love you and I love your voice. And [music] I also love the fact that you'd actually don't even know how good you are. Wow. >> [music] >> I have to say that was the most mesmerizing, sultry, [music] sexy performance [cheering]

and I fell in love with you, [cheering and music] [music] >> David. Alice, why are you crying? I just don't think [music and singing] 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. World class [music] sniffling everywhere. [music] And >> I think Deck fancies you a little bit, does he? More than a little bit. >> So, Alice, and nobody knows you're here today. [music] >> 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. [music] >> Thank you so much. >> You've let no one down. >> Thank you. Okay, we're going to vote. David, >> I can't wait [music] to hear you sing again. It's a yes. >> It's a yes for me, too. [music] >> Yes. Thank [cheering] you, [applause] >> Simon. Yes or no? [music] >> Oh, let me think about this. Alice. What is it? Fredinham. [music] Friedenham. >> Like Debenhams. Fredenham. >> Alice Frednham. [laughter] I want to remember this name. The day I met Alice Fredenham because I

think you're so special. >> Oh wow. >> This is the easiest yes I've given throughout the whole competition. Congratulations. [cheering and screaming] [music] >> [music] [singing] >> Oh my god. We can't wait to see you. >> Incredible. Oh my god. Oh my god. That was tremendous. [music] >> It was amazing. >> Come here. You had nothing to worry about whatsoever. >> Well done. >> I'm going to sleep so well tonight. [laughter] Yeah. And action. >> I'm Izzy and I'm 11. >> I'm Eastston and I'm 14. >> And we're best friends who dance together. >> Oh,

they do it really well. >> I love dancing with Eastston cuz he's so amazing and nice and sweet. He's like my older brother. >> Izzy is very bubbly and fun. >> We're also such a good pair because we don't only love dance, we love food, too. >> Yes. We both have so much fun, but we've been practicing so hard. >> The song we're performing to tonight is about Eastston being a soldier and being Called [music] off to war. I'm his little sister and I don't want him to leave. So nervous. >> Tonight, this is going

to be one of the biggest performances we've ever done, but I think we're ready for it. >> We're just going to do what we know how to do best, which is dance. Hi. What are your names? >> I'm Izzy. >> I'm East. And where do you live? >> In Las Vegas. >> And what are you guys going to do here for us? >> We're going to dance. >> Are you guys related? Brother or sister? >> No. >> Oh. So, how long have you guys been dancing together? >> For about like five years. >> Yeah. >>

So, what type of dance do you do? >> Contemporary. I love that they keep looking at each other. It's so cute. >> Good luck. Let's see what you got. [cheering] Does anybody like contemporary dance out of interest? Like who? >> Me. >> Anyone else? >> Everyone. >> Who? >> The world. [cheering and applause] >> Soldier. Keep on marching on. Head down till the work is [music] done. You keep on [music] maring. Head down [music] till the end. Waiting on that moon. [music] Soldier. Keep on watching. [music] Oh, [music] [music] heat, heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music]

>> [music] [music] >> So you keep on maring along. [cheering] [applause] >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm good. You? >> What's your name? >> Sarah Kumu. >> Okay. Sarah, where are you from? >> Milton Kings. >> Okay. [cheering] >> 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'm telling you, I'm not [screaming] going away. You're [cheering] the best of me. I'll ever know. There's no way I can't ever [screaming] go. No. No. No. No way. No. No. No. No way. No. Living without you. Yes. [singing] I'm not living without you. I don't want to be free. I'm staying. [screaming] I'm saying and you and you going to love me. [screaming] You going to

love me. [music] And I am telling you I'm not going away. Even though there's times I showing there just no way. There's another [screaming] 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 life and time and time we had so much to share. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not waking up some morning and finding that there's nobody there. [screaming] No, no, no, no. I'm [screaming] 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. [screaming] Stay with me. Stay staying home. Stay staying on me. Woohoo. Trying to mister me. Trying mister. Trying mister. I know. [music] I know. I know you can. [cheering and music] Head down the mountain. Yeah. Scream a sound. You can say what you want, but I ain't walking. Striking [music] You. I'm count to the knowing I will [screaming] [cheering] [screaming] not [music] No. There's no way I can forever. No, no, no, no. [music] Without you. I'm not living [music] without you. I'm living without you. I [screaming] want

to be free. I'm staying. I'm staying. And you and you and you. [music] You're going to love me. [screaming] You're going to love me. Yes. Yes. [screaming] [crying] Love me. >> [screaming] >> You can't. [cheering] You're [screaming] going to love [screaming] me. [screaming] Hey, [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering and music] Thank you. Heat. [music] Heat. [cheering] [music] [cheering] [singing] Yeah. Heat. [music] [cheering] >> [music and cheering] >> Praise the Lord. [music] 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. [applause] >> 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. [cheering] >> [applause] >> 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 [music] to press that golden buzzer cuz I want you to go far and I think Simon can help you because you are a superstar. >> Thank you so much, [music] >> David. >> Yeah, it was all right. [laughter] No, >> it was fantastic. Sarah, well done. >> Thank you so much. Most importantly, enjoy this. I'm Thrilled for you and your family. Congratulations. [screaming] [cheering] I'm coming home. [music and cheering] All of this. >> Well done. What's your name? >> My name is Arno Ban. [cheering] My name is Mid and

and Yanis Marshall and we from Paris, France, but I'm half British. >> Tell me something interesting about you guys. >> Um, well, we dance in heels. >> Oh, hello. [cheering] >> I get this question a lot, which is why do I dance with heels? And the answer is always, why not? >> [laughter] >> This was so not discreet. Sorry. >> I've always loved heels. My mother has like about 40 pairs of heels. I started um dancing by myself with heels and then I made those two. [laughter] >> It is really hard. I can tell you

that. There's a big possibility that somebody fall on you. [laughter] So Oh, sorry. Be But hopefully >> no falling tonight. No falling. [cheering] >> We wish you best of luck. [laughter] >> I'll tell you what I want. What [music] I really really want. Tell me what you want. What you really really want. I'll tell you what I want. What I really Really want. No. Tell me [music] what you want. What you really really want. I want to I want to I want to I want to I want to really really want to zigz If you

want to be my [music] lover making it last forever, [music] isn't it? You have to be too easy, but [music] that's the way it is. So, you want to go for me, you got to listen To it in your life on an easy [music] number. She's a relation. Your body down is all around. [music] Your body down is all around. If you want to be my [cheering] [music] money down, [music] baby, just get out of my face. Stop right now. Thank you very much. Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] [cheering] [music] [cheering and

music] >> You know what, boys? That was 10 times better than any female dancers we've seen on that stage today. [cheering] [music] Fantastic, >> Amanda. >> Oh god. Yeah, you've got everything going on. I mean, you're gorgeous looking. You work those heels, [music] baby. And you utterly sold it to us. Messi. [cheering] >> Uh, you know what? On paper, this sounds fairly hideous, but um you know, three guys from [music] France in high heels dancing to the Spice Girls and yeah, kind of worked. [laughter] [cheering] >> It was It was fantastic. >> Thank you so

much. >> And I would say going forward, don't be afraid to take off some clothes if you feel like it. Okay, let's vote. Similarly, [music] I'm going to say yes. We we we we all the way home. [cheering] [music] >> It's a yes from me. [cheering] >> It's four yeses, gentlemen. Well done. [music] [applause] [cheering and music] >> [music] >> 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. >> [music] >> Somebody said you got a new friend. Does she love you [singing] better [music] than I can? There's a big black [singing and music] sky over my town. I know where I [singing and music] bet she's around. Still little [singing] [music] broken bottles. I'm spinning around in circles. >> [cheering] >> And I'm in the corner watching you kiss her. [singing] Oh. Oh. [music] And I'm right over here. Why

can't you see me? Oh. Oh. [music] And I'm giving it my all. But I'm not the guy you're taking [singing] home. Ooh. [music] I keep dancing on my own. [music] [music] So far away, but still so near. The lights come on, the music [singing] dies, but you don't see me standing here. I just came to say goodbye. [music] I'm in the corner watching you kiss her. Oh, [screaming] and I'm giving it my all. I'm not the guy you're taking home. Ooh. And I [singing and music] keep dancing on my own. So far away still near.

The lights come on. The music div. But you don't see me standing [screaming] here. [cheering] >> [music] [music] [applause] >> Heat. Heat. [cheering] [music] >> [cheering] [music] [music] >> Heat up here. [cheering] [music] >> [cheering] [music] [cheering and screaming] [music] [music and cheering] [music] >> Oh my god, Simon. Callum. Callum, you completely sucked us all in. [music] It was so special. And after what happened with your sister as well, I'm so happy for your family. Well done, Simon. Fantastic choice. [music] And congratulations to you. [cheering] [applause] >> You do have the most extraordinary Advice. You

sound like you're already there. you know, I can't I can't see how it could be any better. [music] And I know it was tricky because your sister didn't get through and and brilliantly is right by your side and sharing this world to me. She really is. >> I know. [music] >> And [applause] you know, this is your moment. You absolutely shone. >> Thank you. >> It was incredible. >> Thank you so much. [cheering] [music] >> No, it's great. You know, I'm I'm no expert on singing, but you know, when someone's taking you on an emotional

journey, you've got a real talent for interpreting lyrics, and I think you've got a real recording voice as well. >> Thank you [music] so much, >> Simon. [applause] >> I've never ever in all the years I've done this show heard a guy with the talent you've got. [cheering] Seriously. [applause] and the version was sensational. And that shows to me that actually you're more than a singer. You're an artist. [music] Yeah. >> And that's why you got that. [cheering] >> Thank you. Thank you, sir. I really, really appreciate it. Thank you so much. >> Where did

you come from? >> Oh, right over there in the wings. >> You snuck on, didn't you? How are you? >> I'm good. >> Good. You look excited. >> Yeah, I'm very excited. >> And what's your name? >> Ansley Burns. >> And where you from? Ansley. >> Easley, South Carolina. Oh, [cheering] you got a great accent, by the way. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Any, are you like a comedian or a dancer? >> Well, I'm a singer. >> Oh, you're a singer? >> Yeah. >> I usually is a very small town. The population is small. And

when I was little, I used to sing and pretend like I was on America's Got Talent. My grandma would get her phone and she videoed me. And now I'm in chorus at school. So I sing a lot for my school. I would love to sing for the rest of my life. So America's Got Talent Is literally my dream. It's like I'm stepping inside the television because usually I watch it on TV and now when I see it, it's right over there and I'm going to be on that stage in front of all these people and

I'm just like, >> "What are you nervous about?" >> Jojo s. Yeah, just a little bit. I'm really excited though. >> Yeah, it's going to be a lot of fun. >> I really hope all the judges really like it. I've never done this before. [cheering] >> Okay, Anie, what are you going to sing? >> Thank by Franklin. >> Oh, >> you're going to do Artha Franklin? >> Uh-huh. >> At 12. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You sure? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> All right. >> The stage is yours. [cheering] >> [applause] >> You better think about

what [music] you're trying to do to me. Your mind let you set me free. Let's go. Let's go. Let's [music] go. Way back. I didn't even know you could have been too much. I know you say no to but it don't take too much. >> Okay. Okay. Ansley. Ansley. Sorry, babe. I don't think this backing track was working for you. I mean, it was a horrible, horrible backing track. Uh, so I don't think we can judge you properly on this. I really don't. >> We really like you, but that was terrible. If you're going to

sing Artha, you've got to have a great track. >> I'm just wondering whether we should just do a verse and a chorus. Maybe ac Cappella. >> Um, >> do you want some water? >> Uh, yeah. >> Hang on. Come here. Come here, Andrew. I haven't had any of this. [cheering] >> This will help. >> [applause] >> It's It's like magic water. It's yours. >> Okay. Uh >> um will that just happen? >> Okay, let's do it. [cheering] Come on. You can do this, Ansley. You got this, girl. [cheering] [applause] You better think about what you're

trying to do to me. Let your mind go. Let yourself be free. Let's go back. Let's go back. Let's go Way back when I didn't even know you. You could have been too much more than 10. I know. But it say let your mind go. Let yourself be free of freedom. Freedom of freedom. Yeah. Freedom. [screaming] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> [music] >> You're a little fighter, aren't you, Ansley? Breathe the Franklin ac capella. [music] Three key changers, no track. Wow, Howie, you're an amazing person. As [music] Simon just said, people don't realize how tough it

is for an adult to get up on this stage [music] in front of all these people and millions of people watching at home and then to take Whatever change and whatever criticism is given your way and do it. That is amazing for somebody twice your age. >> Thank you, [cheering] >> Gabrielle. What do you think? I think your level of professionalism at [music] 12, I mean, I've worked with people three, four, five times your age [music] who don't have the talent that you have in your little finger. You are really something special. >> Thank you.

[cheering] >> You know what? The minute you actually sang that ac capella, I felt like you owned that song completely. [music] And I feel like when the track was going, you can hide behind that. A lot of people can hide behind that. And at 12 years old, that could be really [music] scary, not having that track to support you. You absolutely crushed it. And I'm [cheering] I'm so excited to see what you do. >> Thank you. [music and applause] >> You've just proved the point. Personality to [music] me is as important as technical ability. You

know, it's the person I always remember. And you, my god, 12 years old is how we say it, coming on that st. I know how scary it is. We're going to remember you. You have a great voice. >> Thank you. >> Okay, now the most important part. Are we? >> Yes, [cheering and music] Gabrielle. >> Oh, yes. Two yes. >> Yes. >> I've got to try and do the accent. Ansley. Ansley. Ansley. Ansley. burns. You got yourself four years. [music] [music] [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. What's your

name? My name is Jakaru Dein, but people call me Junior. >> Junior. >> How old are you, Junior? >> I'm 17. >> What are you going to do for us today? >> I'm going to be dancing. >> Okay. So, what got you into dance? >> Well, um, in the past, I've had some behavioral issues and like I've been Dancing like for a long time now and it's really helped me grow as a person and get better. So, [cheering] [applause] I'm really really nervous today. This is like the biggest performance I've ever I'm ever going to

do. I've come a really long way. Now I have the chance to prove myself [music] and show my family who I am. I've been waiting for this for a long time and like I feel like it's a must. [music] I have to do it. When I was at school, Like I used to struggle a lot with the work. I would feel like if I'm getting a bad grade, I can't do better. Like I would just feel like I'm like a dumb kid or I'm just not smart enough. I felt like misbehaving was like the only

option. I used to get in a lot of trouble. Got excluded a few times. I was in a bad situation [music] when I started dancing. It actually gave me like so much confidence and I got people praising me and [music] saying good Things about me rather than being in school messing about. But like I'm in training every day, man. So like hopefully like it all pays off. When I am dancing, I feel free. I can just like tell you a story. I can talk to you. Dancing has saved me from going down a completely different

road. I can imagine if I [music] wasn't dancing like I don't know where I would be today. Okay, good. [cheering] The stage is yours. [applause] [music] 12. Oh, [screaming] [cheering] you made a rubber. Wa wa wa. Does that happen? Heat. [music] Heat. [music] >> [cheering] [music] [cheering] >> Heat up here. [music] >> [music and cheering] >> Junior, how do you feel right now? >> Is it overwhelming? [cheering] [music] [applause] >> Alicia, what did you think? Do >> you know what? Usually that [music] kind of thing cringes me out, but for some Reason with you, it

didn't at all. I couldn't take my eyes [music] off of you. That was incredible. >> Thank you. [cheering] I could see it in your eyes what it meant to you and all the negative things that you've [music] obviously been through, you've now turned into a positive. It was an amazing, very different performance to anything we've seen before. Thank you. [music] [cheering] >> I have to tell you, it's one of the most [music] incredible things I've ever seen on this show. I mean, seriously, [cheering] you're going to be talked about after this performance in Tenny. Thank

you. >> [cheering] >> I thought it was so brave of you to channel all your emotions and anger or feelings, whatever they might be, into a piece like that. And it really expands [music] what we think dance can be. So, It was incredible what you did. You should be very proud. [cheering] Um, we're going to vote. [applause] >> And I'm going to kick this off with a yes. [cheering and music] >> Junior, it's a yes from me. [applause] >> [music] >> It's a yes from me. [music] >> And make that for you, [cheering] [music] [applause]

>> Junior. That was tremendous. >> Wow. That was amazing. >> I thought that was really, like you said, [music] he was very brave. >> Yeah, it really meant a lot to him. >> Yeah, definitely. Every night in my dreams [singing and music] I see you. I feel [singing] you. [music] That is how you [music and singing] go on near [singing] far. Wherever you are, [music and singing] I believe that's the heart does [singing and music] go on. [music] We are here. There [music] I fear and I know that my heart [music and singing] will go

on will [music and singing] stay forever [music] this way. You are safe in my heart. My heart [music] will go [singing] and go. [cheering] Thank you very Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. [cheering] >> [cheering] >> Please, please, please, please. [cheering] >> Thank you, >> Selena. I want to know. Uh, that's obviously not you singing. So, who's that singing? >> It's me. >> That's really you. >> Yeah, >> you're not kidding me. >> I'm not kidding you. >> There's no one behind There's no one behind that screen. No, no, no, >> no. >>

It is 100% you. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, then you are incredible. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> Seriously? >> You are the best. >> You really knocked it out of the park. I mean, you got all the notes right. It was beautiful. And you're beautiful. Well done. >> You're also beautiful. >> Thank you. Well done, >> Howie. >> I can't get the smile off my face. You are adorable. That was amazing. That's why I love doing this show. >> Thank you, [cheering] >> Seline. I was just pretty impressed to start off with of how confident

you are and that this audience didn't phase you. There was no nerves, no nothing. You looked so at home and peaceful up there on stage. >> You controlled those notes and with your beautiful VA. Well done. [cheering and applause] >> Let's vote. Simon, >> you got a big fat yes. >> Thank you. [cheering] >> I a definite yes. >> Thank you. >> Howie, >> I'm saying yes. >> Thank [cheering] you. >> And it's a fourth yes from me. We'll see you in the next round. >> Thank you. Thank you. [music] Thank you. [cheering] Oh my

god. [cheering] >> Hi, Dion. >> Hi, little one. >> Did you think your sister did a really good job? >> Yes. [laughter] >> Well done. Well done. [cheering] >> Hello, darling. Hello. >> Could you be any cuter? >> What's your name and how old are you? >> My name's Natalie and I'm 10 years old. >> Okay. [cheering] >> And what are you doing today? >> Well, I'm going to sing a song called No One from Alicia Keys. >> Okay. Yeah, I know that one. >> She sing all the time. >> What drives you crazy? >>

You've had enough. A You're trying to palmer off on us now. Is that what it is? [laughter] Good luck, darling. >> I just want you close [cheering] Where you can stay forever. You can be [music and singing] sure. Oh, [cheering] that it will only get better. [music] You and me together through the days and night. I don't worry cuz everything's going to be all right. People keep talking. They can say what they like. I don't worry cuz everything's going to be all right. No one, no one, no one can get away. >> All the audience

get up on their feet. Little more clapping [music and singing] what I feel for you. [cheering] Wow. >> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. >> It's pleasure to be here. >> Well, that's very nice of you to say. Um, so what are your names, boys? >> Uh, my name is Charlie >> and my name is Deandre and together we're Baz and Melody. Bam. >> What's the dream with you two guys? >> I just want to deliver it to you people. I just want to give an awesome performance. >> I get you. I get you. [cheering] What

did your mom and dad do for a for a job? >> My mother was a uh personal trainer and My father's a stonemason. >> Stonemason. >> You broke. >> And you? >> My mom's a cook in a school. >> Dinner lady. Yo. >> And um >> um my stepdad, he owns his own company. >> He's a businessman. Yeah. >> Can I just say one thing? Alicia, I love you so much. You're my inspiration. He fancy Alicia. He don't like Amanda. >> Amanda, you're beautiful as well. >> He is lying. >> Um, boys, can I just

ask you uh what are you singing? >> Well, it's a Hope by Twist and Faith Aons, but it's a bit of a twist in the rap because I wrote it myself. >> What's the song about? >> It's about anti-bullying. Uh, >> anti-bullying. >> Yeah. Cuz it's something that I feel deeply about. >> [music] >> I started rapping because I went through a very hard time in primary school. I was getting bullied. >> As a parent, it's one of the hardest things to see your [music] child upset and going through emotional turmoil. It is hard. Very

hard. >> When I used to be like down in the dump, I used to write down my rocks. I could express myself through what I was writing down. >> I was very happy with the way Leandre dealt with it. actually stood up to the bully and [music] resolved the situation. I moved schools and uh it's much better environment for me. I love school. I really do love school. It's amazing. >> I'm very proud of him. Very proud. [music] >> The first time we met, we really clicked. It [music] was just an automatic connection. I didn't

think it Would be like that. >> We're brothers. >> I think music's made him a lot [music] stronger. If it wasn't for his music, he wouldn't be as confident and as cheeky, you know, it it just helps [music] him a lot. >> We really want people to listen and um hear our lyrics that are in our song. [applause and cheering] >> Okay. Good luck. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. [music] [singing] [cheering] >> Yeah. Yeah. Check it out. Oh no. [singing and music] Here we go. [singing] >> Please help me God. I feel so alone.

I'm just a kid. How can I take it on my own? I'm brought too many tears. Yeah. Writing this song. Trying to fit in. Where do I belong? I wake up every day. Don't want to leave my home. My mama's asking me why I'm always alone. Too scared to say, too scared to holler. I'm walking to school with sweat around my collar. I'm just a kid. I don't want no stress. My nerves are bad. My life's a mess. The nature call me. They hurt real bad. I want to tell my mom she's having trouble with

my dad. I feel so trapped. There's nowhere to turn. Come to school. Don't want to fight. I want to learn. So Please, Mr. Bully, tell them what I've done. You know I have no dad. I'm leaving with my mom. >> Yes, [music] I am hopeful for today. Take this music. I like these two [music and singing] and he'll make a way. I know it ain't easy, but that's okay. Just be >> Why do you trip back a single day? I didn't have to be born, but now I have to pay. I ain't got no money.

You take All I have. When I give it to you, I search for my bags. I feel so scared when you shout me down. You pick me, punch me, throw me to the ground. When I ask you, "Yo, what have I done?" You hit me again. I make fun of my mom. Yes, I am hopeful for today. Take this music, let it take you [cheering] away and be hopeful and he'll make a way. I know it ain't easy, but that's okay. Just be >> what I wear is all I have. We lost a home. I'm

living from a bag. Yo, Mr. Bully, help me please. I'm flesh and blood. Accept me, please. [cheering] Hey, Mr. Bully. I don't know what to do. my mind. I can't explain what it does to you, Mr. Bully. Take me slowly. You bring me to my knees. >> Yes, I am hopeful for today. Take this music and use it. Let it take you away and be hopeful. Hopeful. And he'll make a way. I know it ain't easy, but that's Okay. Just be Heat. [cheering] [music] [cheering] Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Go, brother. [music] >> [music] [music]

>> Thank you so much. Thank you everyone so Much. [music] Bless [music] the [music] >> Seems like we hardly need to uh critique you when so well, but let's have some uh [music] comments. Amanda, >> I'm just so happy for you. Your voice is beautiful. We all look into it. [cheering] So, well done. Thank you so much. Thank You. [applause] >> The minute you started that verse, it actually brought [music] a tear to my eye. It was really, really moving. >> Alicia, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't be wrapping. So, yeah. [music] Thank you

so much. Oh, that's really sweet. >> For two young kids like [music] yourself to come out and and sing about something that really affects you. Do it in a style that's completely yours is a Really rare thing. [cheering] >> That's [music] why you got that golden buzzer today. >> I'm so glad. Well, you know what? I've heard some monstrous songs [music] today and I just was literally losing the will to live. You know what? I listen to every word. [music] [cheering] >> Did this stuff happen in your life? >> I got bullied bit when I

was younger, But not anymore. >> Yes. So, it's all gone now. Yeah. I think that record could be a hit. I really do. [cheering] >> I really, really like you two. >> Thank you so much. [cheering] >> That's it. See you in the live show. Thank you for this amazing opportunity. [music] >> [music] >> Heat.