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You say I'm >> I mean one of the best singers we've had in the last 16 years. >> Maxwell. >> Maxwell. Where are you from? >> Um I'm from Sheffield. >> And have you brought somebody with you? >> I have. Yes. >> Who have you brought? >> I've brought some friends and and my dad and yeah, my family. >> Okay. Fantastic. What do you do for a living? Um, I've been busking for 10 years now. >> Just in the street of Sheffield. In the streets of Okay. And what's the response normally? >> And sometimes, uh,

you're singing to people that aren't listening. >> So, is this the biggest audience you've ever sang in front of? >> Yeah. >> It's incredible. Hello. >> Are you nervous? >> Very. >> Yeah. You look at Yeah. >> Okay. Well, good luck. >> Thank you. [Music] [Music] [Applause] Whoa. Whoa. for [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey yo. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] They surely sing with and [Applause] [Music] [Applause] will [Applause] sign [Music] within deep song within. They plan. [Music] I come up against myself when demons in my head get loose. I will put you back together. I won't

let you down. Open your eyes. I'll be there by your side. I want to have it all with you. I want to have it all with you. Look, I have it all. >> I want to have it all. I want to have it. I want to have it all. [Applause] [Music] My god, Maxwell, that was extraordinary. >> Thank you. >> I mean, seriously, you're so shy and Quiet and then that happened. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Your passion and and obviously your voice and just you I thought made it incredible. It was like one

of those movies. This wasn't supposed to happen. And it was brilliant. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. Thank you. >> Wow. Wow. Wow. I mean, the hairs on my arms stood up literally as soon as you Started. It just felt romantic and powerful and meaningful and all the feels. >> Yeah, that was good. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> I mean, I feel for you because you're you're so talented. You're such a an extraordinary voice. I hope that, you know, going forward that you feel more appreciated. Um because you know these people were on

their feet for you. >> Yes, they were. >> I I really hope that that reaction has done something for your confidence cuz you are better than standing on a pavement. >> Thank you very much Amanda. Thank you. >> Yes, you need to start believing in yourself Maxwell because after that you are heading for the big time. Sometimes when someone sings like that, you can almost feel yourself sort of levitating, aren't you? And that's happened so infrequently. And you gave Us that feeling today. So, it's a pleasure to give you your first yes. >> Thank you

very much. Thank you. >> It's an easy yes from me. >> Thank you, Alicia. >> Absolutely yes from me. >> Thank you. >> I'm working out how many people are in here. I'd say about 4,000. So that means you've got just about 4,000 yeses. >> I want to have it all. I want to have it. I want to have it all. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Amazing. >> Isn't it lovely? >> Here we go. That's the audience. They're a lovely bunch. You like them or not? >> You got it. Okay. >> Oh my

god. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. >> Thank you. >> What's your name? >> My name is Serene. >> How old are you? >> I'm 14. >> 14. >> Yes. >> And whereabouts you from? >> I'm from London. >> Okay. Have you told your friends at school you're here today? >> No, they have no idea I'm here. >> Right. Okay. So, who's here with you today? >> My grandfather, my two aunties, my uncle, my cousin, my brother, and my parents. >> A nice mix. >> Goodness me. It's the entire audience. >>

It is the entire audience. >> I like that. >> Is there anything else you want to tell us about you yourself? >> Um, so I guess it's pretty obvious that I can't see. Uh, there was a time where I could and now I can't, but I guess music is my vision and that's just what I live by and music is my thing. >> Good for you. >> Well, we're all rooting for you and I know everyone at home is going to be rooting for you, too. So, in your own time, Serene. >> Thank you. here.

>> That was good. I'll definitely >> Good luck. [Applause] [Music] You are the avenge one world away. I make believe while I'm wide awake. Just a trickle of flight To bring me back around again. Those wild eyes, my psychedelic silouette. I'm never meant to fall for you. But I was buried underneath and all I could see was [Music] my salvation. My salvation, my salvation, My my salvation, my [Music] My salation. [Music] This is who I am inside. This is who I am. I'm not going to hide. Cuz the greatest risk will ever take us far.

Stand in the light and be seen as we Are. Stand in the light and be seen as we are. [Applause] [Music] Eagle. Best of luck. He's having a great >> Well done, Serene. What you couldn't see was the whole of the palladium on their feet applauding you because they love Alicia. Oh, what a sweet, sweet girl you are. My heart is just melted. Thank you. >> I You're so nervous, but that's Completely understandable. It's a massive deal. It's a massive stage and you sang beautifully. I just found the entire audition so poignant. You're just so

beautiful and vivaceious. You kind of just exude lightness. It was just brilliant. >> Thank you. Um, Serene, um, were you nervous because you thought you're going to get bad comments? Have people criticize you in The past? >> I I only do school performances, so this is something completely new. And being able to sing right now is just such a big opportunity, and I don't want to waste it. >> Good for you. [Music] >> I think I should be the first person to say yes. It's a yes from me. >> It's a yes for me. >>

And it's a yes for me. Well done, >> Serene. [Music] Congratulations. >> That was really good. Absolutely fantastic. [Applause] Hello. You look fantastic. What's your 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. In my mind say I'm not enough. [Music] Every single lie that tells me I'll never measure up. [Music] You say I am when I feel a thing. You say I am when I think I am weak. You say I am When I am foolish. When I don't bel 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. In you I

find my worth in you I find my identity. [Music] You say I am love when I can feel it. You say I am strong when I think I am weak. You say I am when I am full. When I don't belong. Oh, you say I am yours. And I believe. Yes, I believe. What you say me? I believe. Oh, I believe. And I believe what you say me. I believe. 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. 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 been [Music] [Applause] [Music] Good incredible. 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] When you're not strong, I'll be your friend. I'll help you car. You won't be long. [Applause] We all need somebody to lean on. Well done, darling. It was so beautiful. It was so emotional for 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 I eat 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. >> Thank you. >> You are so amazing. >> Thank you for coming. >> Thank you. See you next time. >> You're brilliant. Well done. Congratulations. Go and celebrate. Welcome to

>> 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. >> I'm 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, 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. [Applause] [Music] That's special, isn't it? [Music] for child. [Applause] [Applause] Show you somewhere in [Music] good. Amazing. [Applause] [Applause] I saw you somewhere in the land [Music] in the land. [Applause] [Music] I'm trying to hold my breath. Let it stay. [Music] Love him. Sh. [Music] [Applause] >> Oh my stars will never be enough. Never be enough For me. Never. Never. [Applause] for me. [Applause] >> 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. >> Simon says it every year. 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. That's amazing. >> Considering how many people in the show, >> I think it was cuz your mom made your top. >> Yes. Yes. It's the energy problem. >> 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. >> I mean seriously wonderful. >> So heartfelt. and so powerful. >> You deserve this break.

You really, really do. >> But it'll never be enough. >> I have a feeling I know which way this is going. Bruno, >> yes. >> Alicia, >> it's a yes for me. >> Amanda, >> it's a yes for me. >> What do you think? That's about 4,000. Yes. [Applause] [Music] Oh my goodness. >> You're amazing. >> What a great audition. That was unbelievable. >> It was. >> This year it's 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. can't be crying on television. [Applause] [Music] >> Oh, Mary. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Oh, I think I recognize you. >> Oh, possibly. >> And what is your name, please? >> Mary P. >> Mary P. >> I wondered if it was Mary Poppins. We need the hat stand. Okay. And what's the dream, Mary? >> To be in theaters. To be in the West End. >> Have you ever come close to anything like that? >> Never. No. >> That's why we're here. And we think two or

three minutes literally can change your life. So, good luck. >> Thank you very much. >> She looks amazing. She looked like the the real deal. Don't remember this. Mary Poppins. >> This is the wrong song. >> Wrong song. Wrong song. Apparently, >> what you going to do with all that junk? >> I'm going get you drunk. Get your love drunk off my hump. My hump. My hump. My Hump. My hump. My hump. My hump, my hump, my hump. My lovely little nuns. Check it out. I drive these fellas crazy. I do it on the daily.

They treat me really nicely. They buy me all these things. [Applause] >> You can do it. [Applause] I like big boys. It's a pretty boys. Manchester boys. Love the city boys. I love those pretty boys with a bow tie. Let's pronounce it. Let it blow dry. I like a big beard. I like a clean face. Oh, I did discriminate. Come and get a taste. From the play to the gay boys and slay boys. [Applause] >> I wasn't expecting that. Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious, if you say it loud enough, you

always sound atrocious. [Music] >> That is the last thing I expected to See. It was incredible. If Mary Poppins had to evolve, if she's going to exist and and still be around and be relevant, then this is her. This is who she has to be. It was absolutely brilliant. I really enjoyed that. It was hilarious. It was silly. I mean, what other show could you see? >> Very funny and unexpected. >> Well done. >> It's a great idea and you executed it perfectly. >> I thought it was a brilliant audition. >> It was memorable. We

do see people come on the stage and they do very obvious things. This is different. Which is why I'm gonna say yes. >> It's a yes for me. I'm saying yes. >> It's a yes for me. [Applause] >> Hello there. >> Hello. >> What's your name? >> Taran. >> Taran, where are you from? >> Uh, Egum in Surrey. >> I saluta green. Englefield Green is where I live. Yes. >> OMG. >> Um, Taran, why have you decided to come on Britain's Got Talent? >> I I love to make people smile and I think my voice

is all right. So, >> and Taran, did you bring anyone with you? >> Yeah, I did. I brought one of my Students, Lexi Ray. She's over there and she's with her mom. So, I work with special needs children um to use music as if you won Britain's Got Talent, how would that change your life? It would mean everything. >> Well, darling, listen. You've got two minutes. Take a deep breath. Good luck. >> Thank you. Hello. >> Okay. [Music] I used to feel so uninspired. And when I knew I had to face another day, Lord, it

made me feel so tired. For the day I met you, life was so unkind, but you're the key to my peace of mind. [Music] Well, she's good at me feel [Applause] [Music] [Applause] so good And I'm just I want to be love for you because you make me feel. [Music] >> Oh my word. You make me feel I feel like the natural [Music] [Applause] [Music] I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I'm Every single [Music] >> now that is talent. That is talent. [Applause] When I think I'm weak And I believe she's getting

another [Music] [Applause] [Applause] You see [Applause] This was incredible. >> Oh, no. Thank you. Thank you. [Applause] That was amazing, wasn't it? [Applause] >> Thank you, Misha. >> You've got one of those amazing tones and raspiness that you know the old saying, you could sing the phone book. I feel like you've got that classic voice, but above and beyond that, you my darling, you are special. >> Honestly, from the minute you stepped foot, just chatting to you, you are so down to earth, so sweet, so humble, and then you knocked it out of the park.

But I can see how much that moment meant to you. You're physically shaking now, and I'm thrilled. Absolutely thrilled you got this job. >> Thank you so much. Because I know I'm no bragging here, but I had the honor to meet Carol King. She stayed on my house and when you started this song, I said, "Go, how is she going to do this?" You made me forget about her version. You made this so much your own with so Much feeling and the and and the the color of your voice is unique and you're a very

very very special person, my darling. You are. Thank you so much. >> You sold us a complete dummy, didn't you? I mean, yeah, I'm all right. Yeah, I might do okay. I could see you were nervous and I was thinking this probably isn't going to be very good and and then you started singing and this is how people should sing. This is proper proper singing. Has someone ever told you that you couldn't do this? >> Yes. Okay. >> I could see you were nervous and I was thinking, "Yeah, I bet you somebody at some point

has said to you, you haven't got a great voice or nothing's going to ever happen." And boy, did you prove that person wrong? And that's what that golden buzzer is all about. And Bruno, brilliant. And you are a little star. >> Thank you so much. Get the gold. [Music] So good. >> Yeah. Excellent. >> Really good. >> Superb. Absolutely superb. >> That was great. >> You're the best. >> How did it feel? >> I don't even know what to say. I think I've wet myself. >> Very. >> Hello. >> What's your name? >> My name's

Tom Bull. >> Tomb. >> Tomb. Yeah. >> Oh, Tom Ball. >> Yeah. Thomas Ball. Tom. Yeah. Yeah. >> Mr. Tumble. >> He does look like Mr. Tumb, Tom. >> And where are you from? >> I'm from West Sussex near Brighton. >> Oh, great. How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> Okay. >> Oh, there's a baby. >> You look very happy, Tom. >> I'm 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. 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. Uh and the last name helps with it as well. >> I get it. Anyway, good luck. >> Thank you, Tom. [Music] Hello Tom. [Music] [Music] I've been here before. [Music] I spent a lifetime running And I

always get away. But with you, I'm feeling something. Love that makes me want to stay. If I risk it all, would you break my flow? 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 up for you. I have to risk it all. >> Listen to it, man. [Music] [Applause] Millions of lost that hold me from my past. When the stars begin to gather and the light begins to fade. When all hope that shattered, know

that I won't be afraid. Would you break my 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 resist where I give it all love for you. I have to risk it all cuz the right [Music] Come on. Go to the top of the class, Tom. 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. Tom. John. John. >> Good evening. What's your name, sir? >> My name is John Courtourtney. >> Where are you from? >>

I live in a village called Mosley, which is near Manchester. >> Oh, okay. >> Have you brought anyone with you? I've got my wife and two boys are here. >> Brilliant. How long have you played the piano? >> Uh, since I was about five, I guess. >> And is that how you make a living? >> Yeah. >> So, is this the biggest venue you performed in? >> Yeah. The Padium is is like the holy grail to me. I used to watch the shows with my dad and this is the home of variety. >> A >>

overwhelming. It's amazing. A >> He's so happy. >> Good luck, John. >> Thank you. This is bonkers. [Applause] There was a man who had a dream [Music] that Simon Cow and his team would watch him play piano and try to slay them on the stage of the palladium. And in the time that one song took, David would write another book. Alicia would smile at him. Amanda would be kind to him. Simon's teeth would be blinding him If he was smiling. But nothing now could ever spoil the dream he dreamed like Susan Bole. I like this

already. Yes, John. [Music] [Applause] Let's see if we're We haven't been in it yet. Fact is, he never thought he'd ever get to be in front of millions of people doing his thing on TV. 30 years of playing in piano bars and pubs, dodging glasses when they're thrown. Being Thrown out of clubs, many children ask daddy when you're coming home. This game is not the same when you're just daddy on the phone. So he sits at the piano and he tries to get prepared, thinking he'll write it in third person so he doesn't feel as

scared to sing about himself to a bunch of strangers in the dark. But then Britain has got talent and he wants to make his mark. Paul Pots won the first year and said it was insane. The second year George Samson won singing in the ring. Lost voice Sky season 12 and last year Colin Fery so why not me? Yeah. Why not? >> Why not you? >> That's what he said. His youngest boy, one night in bed. Dad, why not you go and show them what you do? And even though you'll be a wreck, at least

you'll meet Anton dead. >> We made the song. We made it. and he thinks on stage at this stage in his Life with an expensive mortgage and a pensive wife. His youngest son Alfie says, "What's it all about? If he had any hair left, he'd pull it out." His teenage son said [Laughter] his dad taught him to play piano, but he didn't live to see his son at the famous theater performing on TV. if he didn't see it through. Imagine how sad the look on the faces of both his lads who always tell him, "You're

the Greatest showman, Dad." [Applause] [Music] And they'll see me on BGT. No more third person, just daddy. This is me. [Applause] Oh, that's how you do it. I love that. John, you've made me fall to bits. I don't know why. I just saw a man who kind of made all his dreams come true. >> It really was. Yeah. >> David, >> it was just so winning, wasn't it? I mean, my goodness me. It made the whole audience, and I'm sure everyone watching at home, just fall in love with it. I love him. >> It had

everything. And at the end, he had us moved to tears. This show is perfect for you. And now, I want to see you go as far as you can in this competition. Wow. >> Well done. [Music] [Applause] Uh John, it was just a wonderful audition. You're somebody who's worked for years, needs a break. You'll get a huge reaction of this. I promise you, and we all want you to do well. So, I would love to be the the first Yeah. [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Can't believe you did that. >> You deserve it.

You deserve it. [Applause] [Music] >> There's the other son. Here they come. >> My name is Dylan. >> Hello, Dylan. And where are you coming from? >> I'm from London. >> From London. And uh what is your act? >> Singing. >> Oh, we love a singer. What inspired you to sing? >> Um well, I've been singing since I was little, really. So, yeah. Yeah. With my sisters. And now I'm here. So I'm very scared. >> How old are you, Dylan? >> I'm 12. >> Imagine having the courage. >> So if you win >> the competition,

what you going to do with the prize? >> Well, I'd love to go to America. So yeah, to Disneyland. And I'd also set aside some of the money for maybe albums for when I'm older, I guess. You got it all worked out, haven't you, Dylan? I love that. >> He's so sweet. Very, very sweet. >> Are you ready? >> Yes. >> Okay, come on. Let's go. >> A, he's sweet. Sweet kid. Listen [Music] to the song here in my heart. Mey start. Listen to the sound from deep within. It's only beginning to find release. All

this time is gone from my dreams to Be not [Music] into your own cuz you won't listen. [Applause] Where's come from? [Music] Can I try to try to see what's on my mind? Now one time in the evening you don't feel I know that you made me up the voice you think you gave to me Now I got to find my own I don't know where I'm [Music] [Applause] moving if [Music] [Applause] If you see the song in my face, [Music] but I will Not believe in you. You don't know when I'm feeling afraid. [Music]

[Music] What I want you might be flame [Applause] feeds the flame. >> Oh wow. I definitely listen to that. [Music] >> The crowd love it. Alicia. >> Wow. I think I spent most of that Audition just gobsmacked. I wasn't expecting such not only an incredible tone, but your technique is off the scale. >> Thank you. >> It was phenomenal. You are 12 years old. Wow. What a find, Dylan. >> Thank you. My favorite thing when we do Britain's Got Talent is just to see a sort of gorgeous, unassuming, humble person on the stage who then

completely knocks it Out of the park. >> And that was you. I mean, flawless. >> Thank you so much, >> Gentlemen. I think you look and you are very cool. >> You really are. >> Thank you. >> I like your personality. So, you picked up one of the most iconic, most difficult songs to sing as your first audition. It wasn't perfect, but no audition's perfect, and I think It says a lot about you. You know that you're confident, tells us who you want to be. I really like you. [Music] >> Yeah. So, are we down

to votes, guys? I think it's quite clear where I'm going with this, Bruno. It's a yes. >> Thank you. >> It's a yes from me, Dylan. >> It's a yes from me. >> And he's a yes for me. >> Thank you. >> That's what we needed. >> Let's go to celebrate. [Music] >> How's it going? >> Welcome to Brit's Got Talent. What's your name? My name is Gumar John. >> They like you already. That's great. And where are you from? >> I was born in Trinidad, but I grew up in London. >> Oh, Trinidad. I

love the Caribbean. I Love it. Why are you auditioning for Britain's Got Talent? >> After having my third child, um, the oldest keeps asking me to do it. >> You know, my 8-year-old, I don't know where he is. >> What's your son's name? >> Katy. Where is he? Katy, where are you? Is he the one that was asking you to do it? >> Yes. >> Yay. >> Oh, bless him. >> It's just an opportunity that we've been wanting to do for a while and now finally get a chance to. Well, we cannot wait. >> Go

on, daddy. Make him proud. >> Stage is yours. Thank you. Oh, I hope he's good. [Music] This amazing [Applause] [Music] Without woman or girl [Applause] may made car tickets on the road [Music] and maybe many train. >> Oh, come on. [Music] guitar then made a boat by water like no man see this is Amaz. [Applause] But it will be nothing. Yeah. Not a woman or girl. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [Music] [Applause] [Music] She man thinks about a little baby girl and a baby boy. Boy [Music] made me happy. man. >> Oh, it's nice. >> See, after

that make everything [Applause] he want. You know that man made money [Music] to buy from other man. This is a man's man's man's world. Every time. [Music] [Applause] >> Oh my god. [Applause] [Music] >> Thank you. We love that. Everybody loves that. We had yesterday. Have a look. Have a look. Have a look at that. Free city roads. The ground forever. hard to escape. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> I am gobsmacked. >> I am speechless. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> This standing up thing is great. >> From your first opening note, thought, "Oh man, I

don't have a golden buzzer." Because I knew the minute I heard the first note, you are an absolute superstar. That was incredible. You can't come here and sing like that. words can express how well you sang that song. >> Bahas got none left. I have to do I have If you know what you want, how you feel. If you know what you want to say, [Applause] if you know where you want to go, how far do you want to take? You know where you want to go. How far do you want to take it? No

matter what mistakes you make these eyes, [Applause] [Music] what the hell? That's allowed. [Applause] >> Oh, look. They didn't fill it back up because we've used the ball. >> Oh my god. This is >> What have you done to this show? >> I don't know. I don't know what you do about that. >> Just hide. Hide. >> Um, We are about to get fired. >> He doesn't know the rules. I'm so sorry. >> W to be honest with you. >> Someone somewhere work it out. >> Having said that, Bruno is a new judge and if

you give something, you can't take it away. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] But you know what? Genuinely, I think All of us are thinking the same thing. >> Yes, we would have all pressed our golden buzzer. >> We would have done because I got to be honest with you, that was just a master class. I feel bad for him though because he didn't have his moment. He didn't have he didn't have the confetti. Tell me how to feel your heart. Tell me how I love [Music] Me. I believe in. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Honestly so

happy for both of you. You got very cool down. >> Yes. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Oh, yes. >> Ready? Yes. [Applause] Me down. I believe I believe in something. >> You had that happy golden moment. Oh my goodness. Never had that before. Never. >> Wow. I'm glad they were on the back. Hello. >> Thank you. >> 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? Uh, >> 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. A >> Okay. And what is the big dream here, Mickey? >> Wembley Stadium. >> Wemm Stadium. Doesn't get better than that. Hi Mickey. We're rooing 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? [Music] Who wants to live forever? [Applause] >> There's no chance for us. It's all decided for us. This world is only one sweet moment set aside for us. [Music] Who wants to live forever? Who wants to live forever? [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] That looks my [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Somebody [Music] find me. >> 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, Amanda. >> 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 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. >> Bruno, 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 have the all the mannerism down to a T. 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] [Music] >> Yes, Big. All right. Well done, Ka. Well done. >> Hi. >> What's your name? >> Faith. >> Faith, how old are you? >> 12 years old. >> Wow. And where are you from? >> I'm from Swindon. >> Are you feeling nervous? >> No. >> Uh, nervous and excited. >>

What did you think when you woke up this morning? >> I was like, "Oh my days, is this even real?" Start pinching myself. Oh, this isn't real. I can't be doing this. >> Yeah. A great personality. Can I ask you a question? Have you ever had moments when you've lost your confidence? I'm I'm really curious. >> Um I have lost my confidence a little bit with like a bit of negative energy from different schools from Yeah. Like cuz I my mom and my dad they helped me get through that which is why I'm here today.

So, >> okay, my darling. Well, good luck. This is your moment. Thank you. She's so cute. Left a good job in the city working for the man every night and day and I never lost one minute of sleep. Yeah, right now worry about the way the things might have been. Big wheels keep on turning [Music] [Applause] and we rolling. >> Yeah. >> Rolling. Yeah. We rolling on a river. The river. Yeah. Good job. every night and day and I never lost a minute or sleep by the way things might have been big wheels keep on

turning me rolling on the river [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] She's so fast [Music] in New Orleans, but I never saw the good side of the city. [Music] Big wheel turning [Music] rolling rolling on a river. Yeah. Rolling [Music] On a river. [Music] Yeah. [Applause] Look at that. [Applause] [Music] Thank you. Well, we well faith David. >> Yeah, it was all right. Um, babe, I mean, just occasionally, and it is very occasionally on this show, someone comes Onto the stage, you think they are born to be a superstar. >> Thank you. >> You know what

I love about you, Faith, is that I absolutely love your personality. >> Thank you. Um, and you talked about the support you had from your mom and dad. Then you see the support you've had from 3,000 people. And just to give you a little bit more support, I'm going to give you one of those. [Music] You got that one. Don't me. >> So it's like Tina Turner has come back. What I said with you, you could sing the phone book. >> My heart is beating. >> Enjoy everyone. >> Daddy. >> Hello, Dad. Great. Well done.

>> Hey, amazing. Thank you very much. >> That was such an amazing audition. >> Thank you so much. >> An absolute pleasure. >> I asked the question if you've ever had any negativity because when I grew up, I had that as well. And the most important thing is they never get to you. And when you're as good as you are, you win. >> You know, it kind of gives you that strength and determination. So, if anyone ever says anything negative, you remember this moment. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. That's so amazing. Thank you So

much, Simon. Absolute pleasure to meet you both. Beautiful. >> Come here. Come here. Well done. Well done, >> Tyler. Tyler, >> what? >> Tyler, >> where are you? >> 19 years I've tried to get in front of you and I've never ever had that chance. What's going on here? >> You give me one opportunity. I can show you what you got. Are you serious? >> Oh, are you serious? Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Is this a wind up? >> No, I'm I'm a singer. I'm a local singer. >> What's your name? >> My name's

Max. Max. >> He's asking if he can audition. I've never seen this before. >> It's an audience member, isn't it? >> I feel like it's my So, this isn't a setup. >> No, >> you just chanced it. >> I just chanced it. Yeah. >> Why are the >> I don't know how we got to the front in the audience. I just got lucky with this jacket, I think. >> Are you sure? >> I I promise. Yeah. >> Go on then. >> Trust me. >> All right. He said he wants to sing a song. >> All

right. Well, we need We can't He can't just go on now. We need to get his track. >> We get his track. We'll sort it out. >> We have to check that and then let's stick him on. >> I'd say last. >> Yes. >> Wait. So, is the guy who just the guy who's just here going to come perform? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. >> Let's move it on. Come on. [Music] >> Tonight we're going to do a little bit of Irish dancing for you. >> Y [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I thought it

was absolutely bonkers. [Applause] [Music] >> Don't worry. Try and enjoy it. >> Whenever forever. >> I just found the tummy bit really tricky to >> like that. How many times have we seen this? [Music] [Applause] >> How are you feeling? All right. Just really nervous. Do you have a track? >> Yeah, I've got um I've got a track on my phone. So, >> yeah. Great. >> Oh, it's getting a bit nervy in here now. Look at this. [Applause] I know that I can't take away. [Applause] >> This is prime time television. [Applause] >> Don't know

what's happening on this show today. >> I am going to start this by saying no. >> I'm going to say no. >> It's a no for me today. This is going to make me popular. >> No. Who are you? >> Not the best session so far. >> There's only a few acts left. [Applause] >> Let's start with your name, please. >> Oh, you're brutal. [Applause] only works once. >> Looks undefeated now. >> It's going to be a no for me. >> No for me. >> No from me. >> It's a never. >> What are you

doing? >> I'm actually losing my mind. >> We've actually lost the clock. >> All right, Max. Good luck. I think you're going on now. >> Good luck. [Music] We've got Max, the guy from the audience next to me. >> Okay. And this is real. >> You swear on my life. I >> promise we've got nothing to do with This. >> Okay. Here we go. Here we go. >> 19 years. >> Good luck in winning. >> Good luck. >> Join out there. is down there back on stage. >> Hello. >> Okay, I've just asked the producers

to swear that this is not a setup. I've been trying 19 19 years since I was 16 um to get in front of you. Um, I've been in the in Manchester in the in the football stadiums where you hold your big auditions and I've never been able to. Luckily, I was 10 foot away from you sat here. I don't know how I managed to get that seat and I just thought it's worth a chance to ask you and yeah, >> honestly. Yeah, >> good for him. >> What's your name? Uh, my name is Max Fox.

Max. >> And what do you do full-time? >> I'm a local singer. Um, it's my passion. It's my it's it's it's everything. I live for live for performing. And look me in the eye. You swear this is not a setup. >> Nope. >> Honestly, >> I promise you this is this is my this is my dream. I've managed to sing in front of you. That's my dream. >> All right. All right. Well, look, good for you for doing doing what you did. >> I hope you're good. >> All right, good luck. >> Go on, Max.

Come on. >> He better be good now. He better be good. >> That's some build up, is it? [Music] [Applause] Oh my god, I hope it's good. And now the end is near. And so I face my final curtain, my friend. And I'll say it clear. I'll state my case of which I'm certain. I've lived a life that's full. I travel each and every highway. More much more than this. I did it my way. Yes, there were times I'm sure you knew when I bit off more than I could chew. But through it all when

there was doubt, I ate it all and spat it out. I faced it all And I stole [Music] and did it in my way. Oh my god, it's my emotion. Yes, it was my way. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Maybe I'm falling. Maybe I'm out of time. [Applause] was uh no one is going to believe this wasn't set up. >> It It wasn't. >> It was actually very emotional. >> So, you just decided whilst you were sitting down enjoying the show? >> Yeah. I turned around, there's a a couple of ladies behind and I said, "Should I

give it a chance?" and they Were like, "Yeah, go on. Do it." So, >> I can't believe it. >> I love this show. >> Honestly, all of it amazing. >> Oh my god. [Applause] Maybe I'm free falling. Maybe I'm out of time. >> Oh my god, >> this is wonderful [Applause] to the audience. I mean, I feel like I'm in a movie. >> Thank you so much. >> Oh my god. [Music] >> I'm just going to say I've already pressed my golden buzzer, so I'm in a lot of trouble because that's my second golden buzzer.

>> Just can't believe it. It's the greatest day of my life. What an amazing day. >> I'm going to do some digging. >> No digging. >> You swear that was not a set. >> I promise. I promise. I even got my ticket. >> Show me the audience ticket. >> My ticket. >> Well, good for you. I mean, the audience just went nuts. >> You take my bucket list. Oh, >> good for you. Thank you. >> No, really. What a find. >> What a story. >> Genuine. >> Yeah. >> Feels so naughty. >> He was knocked

down an audience member. Golden buzzer. How do you feel? >> This is just crazy, isn't it? >> Can't believe it. I actually can't >> I'm I'm still in shock. >> Three, two, one, action. My name is Malachi. I'm 13 years old and my big Dream is to be a singer. I started singing at 7. My mom made me join the choir because she's very bossy. >> My mom's my biggest fan and we're very close. >> My baby on Britain's Got Talent. Wow. >> Malika is a sweet child. He plays tough but he's very emotional. >>

Hi ladies. Are you ready to come to the auditorium? When he's on that stage, I'm just going to be pinching myself. >> Listen, I'm petrified. >> You're not even the one on stage. Why are you petrified, man? >> It just scares me because on his very first show, somebody heckled him. It was gutting to think that someone would boo a child on stage cuz it could have knocked his confidence completely. >> You ready to go? >> Yeah. >> You want to follow me, >> bro? It didn't. Thank God. When my mom watches me in the

audience, I think She'll be very nervous. Oh, hoping I can get through it. >> Come on, let's do it. Okay, >> best of luck. >> On to the star. Have fun out there, Malachi. >> Enjoy the best. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] >> How are you? >> Uh, very excited. >> Good. And what's your name, please? Uh, my name is Malachi. I'm 13 years old and I'm a singer from London. >> Oh, okay. >> That was quite cool. >> When did you decide, Manai, that you were going to be a singer? >> When I was seven. >>

What happened? >> I joined my choir. >> Yeah. And then what? >> And then I started singing. >> Yeah. So, this is what you want to be fulltime. >> Yeah. >> That's why you're here. >> Yeah. >> Who have you brought with you today, darling? >> Uh, my mom and my sister. They're in the audience. >> Hello, ladies. >> All right, no more questions, I promise you. Good luck. >> Please be good. [Music] is all. P is [Music] all. Yes, we like that. [Music] He is All [Music] [Applause] set. Very [Music] nice. Very nice. [Music]

on your stone. [Applause] [Music] We are Oh, [Music] sing it all. [Music] [Music] Oh, look at that. [Applause] [Music] I felt the earth with my feet sat by a river and it made me complete. [Music] >> Okay. Malachi. [Music] >> There's only one word I could use to describe that. [Music] Goldenwhere. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] How amazing was that? >> I mean, seriously, seriously good. One of the best voices I've ever heard for someone your age. I mean, this is amazing. >> Oh, look at that. Well deserved. >> Let's grab the gold. Come on.

>> Gorgeous. >> Well done, pal. Well done. >> It's partner. [Applause] >> Amanda, >> that was a stunning performance. >> Stunning. >> Totally flawless. Very composed. >> I looked over at your mom and sister. [Music] They were in bits. So, you did you did yourself so proud. It was beautiful. >> I don't know what you're channeling, but whatever is pouring out of you was so heavenly and beautiful. I actually went into a a trance. >> I agree. It was like being in heaven. >> That feels stunning. I can't believe Effortless. I was in tears because

you really touched me and it's very simple. You sung like an angel. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for coming on this show. >> Really, that means a lot. >> Thank you. [Applause] Good. Take him out. Take him out. Take him out. Take him out. Yes. Lovely golden. >> Hello. >> Right. Let's start with your name, please. >> I'm Vinnie and I'm from Glasgow. Are you here with anyone with your family or what? >> My mom, my dad, and my sister. >> By the way, I am a quarter Scottish. >> It's

his left leg. >> Are you actually? >> I am. So, we are probably related somewhere. >> And how old are you, Vinnie? >> I'm 29 years old. >> And what do you do? >> Um, I'm a Holiday Park entertainer. I've been doing that since I was 18 years old. I've never really worked anywhere else. Um, I did bingo calling game shows. I sing in the evening, sometimes to one table and sometimes to 10. This is mad. Okay. So, how do you think you go from there to here? Um, I'm going to show you today, >>

right? Okay. Good luck. >> Well, that sucks off, Finny. [Applause] [Music] When I wake up, well, I know I'm going to be I'm going to be the man who wakes up next to you. And when I'm lonely, yeah, I know I'm going to be I'm going to be the man who's lonely without you. And I would walk 500 miles. And I would walk 500 more just to be the man who walks a thousand miles to fall down at your door. And when I'm working, yeah, I know I'm going to be I'm going to be the

man who's working hard for you. >> What a great version. And I'm dreaming. Yeah, I know. I'm going to dream. I'm going to dream about the times when I'm with you. And I would walk 500 miles. And I would walk 500 more just to be the man who walked a thousand miles to fall down at your door. [Music] I would walk 500 miles and I would walk 500 more. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] When I wake, Well, I know I'm going to be I'm going to be the man who wakes up next to you. And when

I'm dreaming, yeah, I know I'm going to dream. I'm going to dream about the times when I'm with you. With you. >> Look at that. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. I don't think we were expecting that. I'm actually quite speechless. Alicia, >> the feeling I had whilst listening to you sing was that you were really fighting throughout that whole audition like you were trying to prove yourself and you really really did. Well done. >> At the time you put your all into it, you blew everyone away and that was outstanding. >>

Your voice is just so heard. So for me, [Applause] Billy, I'm missing something here. >> You don't just go from bingo calling to that. Were you trained as a singer or what? >> No, I've just always sang since I was a young age, but I've been on the park since I was 18, so I've never really left. I mean, what do you think? [Applause] [Music] [Applause] That was an absolutely spectacular genuine man. Oh my god. >> What? No. >> I don't even know. >> That was incredible, >> isn't it? >> Great feeling when that happened.

When you press it, I say like a He's going to love that. Congratulations. Straight through to the semis. >> That's mad. Things like don't happen to people like me. So obviously, >> do you know what? Things like that happen to people like you when they're that talented. >> Thank you so much. >> What's your name? >> My name is Stacy. >> Stacy, where are you from? >> Yorkshire. >> Amazing. You're a Yorkshire. >> Have you brought anyone with you? >> I've brought my daughter, my mom, and my friend. >> How old is your daughter? >>

She'll be 10 next week. She's excited cuz she loves Britain's Got Talent and she she loves you. >> Oh, wow. >> Yes. >> And what do you do for a living, Stacy? >> I work at a supermarket. >> Doing what? >> Cook chickens. Oh dear. Brilliant. >> Oh, good chickens. >> I could go for one of them now. >> Oh my goodness. Okay, Stacy. So, this is very different from cooking chickens. >> Yeah, I'm really nervous. >> Oh, don't be nervous. It's just us. What is it that you're going to do? >> I'm going to

be singing. >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. And have you ever performed anywhere Before? >> Um, just in a pub. Take a deep breath and take your time. There is no rush. All right. >> Come on, Stace. Yeah. Come on. [Music] I'll sing it one last time for you. Then we really have to go. Been the only thing that's right. In the light. [Music] Light up. Light up. As if you have the choice. Even if you cannot hear my voice, I'll be right beside you. Louder, louder, and we'll run for our life. And I can

hardly speak. I understand why, but you can't trace your voice to sound. kissing for us now and [Applause] our lives and I can hardly speak but you can't raise your voice You take [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] wra. [Music] They get them on their feet already finish. Come on. [Applause] [Music] Lighter you [Music] hear my voice. I'll be right beside you. [Applause] Look what it means to catch everything. Okay. Heat. [Applause] Heat. [Music] Oh, we love her. >> Oh, Jesus Christ. [Applause] I felt absolutely every single word of that. >> You're amazing. You're just amazing.

Listen, [Applause] >> I'll do it. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] In the Only good I've ever done [Applause] Oh my god. That's incredible. >> I was going to say that's a really difficult song to sing and you absolutely nailed it. The audience just fell in love with you and they did that because you're really good. I really hope this is going to give you a confidence lift because that's the Only thing. You're lacking a bit of confidence and you shouldn't because you really really are good. [Music] [Applause] The voice that came out of your mouth. Oh, I

was in awe. I had to press that golden buzzer. Absolutely smashed it today. >> Hello. So, what are your names, please? >> So, I'm Honey and I am Sammy. I am Honey's mommy. >> Hang on. >> You're Honey's mommy. Yes. >> Okay. So, if you don't mind me asking, how old are you? >> I'm 14. >> And you're >> 43 today. >> No. >> Happy birthday. >> Birthday. >> I'm always curious when moms and daughters work together. Whose idea was It? >> Mine I applied without telling her. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> And

what did you say? >> I wouldn't repeat what I probably said, but after that, okay, fine. What we singing? >> And honey, why did you think it was important that you did this with your mom? our past couple of years, our last two years, my mom got diagnosed with Cancer and um it's been like like Sorry, >> don't worry. >> Sorry. It's been like a tough couple of years and to be here with my mom is the best thing has ever happened to me. >> Very brave. And how are you doing now? >> Yeah, absolutely

fine. It's It's all fine. >> Oh, I'm thrilled to hear it. I I'm just So grateful for everything. I'd never thought that when me and my mom are singing in like the car or something that it would bring us to this stage. [Music] >> Okay. I'm really looking forward to this. Good luck, guys. >> Thank you. Thank you. [Music] It's not [Music] most days I don't recognize me. These shoes apron is placing his patrons have taken more than I gave them. And it's not what I asked for. Sometimes life just slips in through the back

door. >> Right. Okay. I just don't like the song, but your voices work really well together. Just think has to be one of those big moment songs. So, how would you feel about coming back? Maybe later on today. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. >> Okay. Great. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> We'll see you later. See you later. See you later. [Applause] >> My god, that was quick. I thought we were going to see you so much later. >> We have just learned this. I have got the lyrics on my hand. You're so

brilliantly brave to do this. >> Yeah, thank you. >> Not only is it a great song, obviously I'm a mommy. I can identify with the lyrics. I'm sure every mommy can. And she has really been my rock and got me through stuff. >> Can you just do it? [Music] standing on the platforming. [Music] [Applause] Like no other pain I've ever [Music] Nice. >> It is nice. Have a good face. You said I want to see the world and I said go. [Music] I think I'm lost without you. [Music] [Applause] >> I think I'm lost and

lost And lost away. Away. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I think I'm lost without you. You standing on a platform watching you go. [Music] >> You said you want to see the world and I said go. [Music] [Applause] every [Applause] [Music] good for you after everything you've gone through. You know, you deserve that moment and I'm going to remember this Audition for a long, long time. >> Can't imagine how difficult that's been for you both, but you've turned it into something incredibly special here today. It was thoughtless, ladies. Well done. >> Thank you. Thank you so

much. >> I just love the connection. There's nothing more beautiful than mother daughter relationship. Congratulations. You did it. Every single lyric that you got right and sang just seemed so poignant to your Story. It was just the most wonderful thing to witness. Thank you. You are the reason [Applause] [Music] [Applause] I crown every [Music] You remind me of so much of my little girl as well. >> Well done. Oh my god. Not at all. >> Thank you so much. >> Hello everyone. >> Hello darling. How are you? >> I'm very good. How are you? >>

I'm really good. What's your name and where you from? >> My name is Maya Jia. I am from Romania and I'm 14 years old. >> 14. Fantastic. >> Are you here with somebody? >> Yes, I came with my mom and my dad. >> Are they in the audience or are they? >> Yeah, I don't know where, but >> there they are. The mom and dad. >> What made you want to audition on the show this year? >> Um, this has been a big dream for such a long time and I'm here. I'm here. All right.

Well, listen. You look excited and raring to go, so we wish you the best of luck. >> Thank you so much. >> When you're ready, [Music] >> it's one of the hardest songs to sing. Listen to the song here in my heart. A me but can't complete. All the time has come for my dreams to be heard. They will not be pushed aside and turn into your own. Oh, cuz you won't listen. I am alone at a crossroads. I'm not in my home. And I'm trying to try to say what's [Music] Now. believe in you.

You're the one I'm feeling. I'm more than what you made of me. I follow the voice you gave to me. But now I've got to find my own. I don't want to belong. But I'll be moving home. If you if you [Applause] hear my heart Me but I will come. [Music] Now I'm done with you. what I'm feeling. I'm more than what you made on me. I follow the voice you think you gave to me. But now I'm going to find my my [Music] [Applause] This patient can't even finish this song. [Applause] [Music] This was

the most mature, accomplished version of this song that I've heard from someone so young. The depth of tone, the control of your voice, but the feeling was totally real. You killed it. [Music] I'm still blown away. >> Congratulations. Firstly, you are 14. The runs, the power. I felt every word. So, congratulations. >> With confidence like that, you just blew me and everyone here away. Honestly, >> from the minute you walked on stage, I just knew it. You're super lovely. Your parents must be so proud of you at this moment. Grab some of that golden dust

and put it in your pockets cuz you are not going to forget this moment. >> Thank you so so much. This has been the Biggest dream. Thank you so much. [Music] [Applause] >> Well done. >> That must be the quickest buzzer in Britain. He's telling history. >> That was amazing. >> See you in the live semi finals. >> Well done. Well done. So pleased. >> Congratulations. Go and see mom and dad and go and celebrate. >> This girl at this age eight. >> Yeah. >> What's she going to be like in a few years? >>

Exactly. >> Yeah. >> 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've 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. 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 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. of gold. Still too little. [Music] >> She's got to start a mission already. Never never [Music] for me for me enough never enough Never enough for me. For me, for me. All the shine and spotlights on the stars who steal from the night sky will never be enough. Never be enough. Tower still. These hands could hold the world, but

it all never be enough. Never be enough [Applause] for me. Never [Music] never for me. For me. Yeah. Never enough. Never. Never. Never enough. Never. Never. Never enough. For me. For me. For me. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] The brightest colors fill my head [Applause] [Music] [Applause] for the world. Thank you so much. >> Oh my god. Congratulations. That was just unbelievable. You're so emotional at the beginning as well. Brilliant. [Music] 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 has 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] 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. Simply Merry Christmas. >> Your mom >> seriously name you that. >> No, I'm joking. It ain't really funny. >> 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 in 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. >> 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 answer. >> There you go. So, what song did you sing at four? >> 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. >> Let's

have it. The sun will come out tomorrow. [Music] Tomorrow there'll be sun. 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 gr and say, "Oh, the sun will come out tomorrow." So you got to hang on till tomorrow. Come one [Music] Tomorrow. Tomorrow I love you tomorrow. You 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 away the conflict and sorrow

till there's when I'm stuck with a day that's great and lonely. I just stick out of my chin and bring the sun will come out tomorrow you always [Music] tomorrow. Tomorrow I love you tomorrow. You're always a day [Music] away. [Music] [Applause] Sydney, look at that. Look at that. [Music] What do you think? 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. [Applause] >> 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] Skies Are blue. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Thank

you so much. >> Oh my god. So beautiful. >> Thank you so much for that opportunity. [Applause] >> 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. >> 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 live show. [Applause] >> What just happened there? >> She really deserved that. >> So good. Yeah. She properly g 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 ever. >> I really felt heard. That was something >> good. I will never forget that. >> I look at her and I go, "My daughter's going to love her. My nan's going to

love her. And my mom's going to love her." That's how I always judge it. Like the three different generations. [Music] [Applause] [Music] >> I have never had a dream about a fellow judge. >> Oh, that's a good question. >> I can't remember. >> Who was it and what was it about, David? >> Remember? Um, it was it was a very erotic dream. Um, that can't really be spoken about. I actually have had an erotic dream about one of the judges, but I won't say it is cuz it's embarrassing. And you know, it's weird, isn't it,

when you sometimes have an erotic dream about someone, you don't know why you're having it. You go, why am I thinking about them in this way? >> Simon seems to think it's Alicia. >> Well, it is. >> Is it true? All I'd say is it's one of the male judges. >> Why were people so excited about that talking dog on Britain's Got Talent? Amanda Hoden's been on it for years. [Applause] Savage. It was really fun meeting Anon Deck backstage, but I'm never quite sure Which one's supposed to be the funny one. He's killing us all

head judge. But out of the three of you, who would you say is his deputy? out the three. Who's the deputy judge? [Laughter] >> Cheers, mate. >> Right, Simon, do you have your answer ready? >> Yeah, I do. >> Good stuff. Okay, Amanda first. Oh, You're going for yourself? >> Yes. >> Alicia, you're going for yourself as well. There we go. David just finished. He's gone for Amanda because Oh, David. >> Oh my god. You can't write. >> You've actually crossed the line. >> Good. >> Christopher's upstairs. >> Simon. >> Hey, >> who's the You

really are a smarty little Man. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you very much. But if you had to choose between your America's Got Talent judging panel or your Britain's Got Talent judging >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> Which one is your favorite and why? >> Oh, well to be fair, they are more intelligent >> in America. In America. >> In America. Yeah. >> No, they are. I don't mean that disrespectfully. They just >> You don't mean that disrespectfully. >> No, they are more intelligent. Um, what? Heidi Clum, she's sick as pig >> Now, now

he can't be sat. He can say anything he wants. As I said, you'll be out of control. >> Taking that to aside, um, look, it's difficult. I like them both. Uh, I like these guys because they're sort of Stupid. >> I think it's time we open our minds. Okay. I think the problem is internet keeps us in algorithms and echo chambers. So, you're only surrounded by people who agree with you. So, I advise if you're right-wing, get leftwing friends. If you're leftwing, get right-wing friends. If you're middle class, get workingclass friends. And if you're vegan,

get friends. I'm just joking. I don't want offend any Vegans. I understand that you guys can't have friends. I'm just joking. I'm making fun of vegans cuz they're the only group of people that will not threaten me. Guys, but in all honesty, news, we're breaking boundaries every day with this show and in business, right? Two Muslim men just bought Asda. And people on Twitter have gone mad. I go into a debate about it. I tried to tell somebody like, "No, you don't talk to Me, you muzzy." To be honest, muzzy isn't even offensive. It's actually

kind of cute. It sounds like something you buy your kids. Oh, look, Darren. Look what we got you. We got you a little muzzy. Let's feed him, Darren. Let's feed him. Oh, no. It's Ramadan. Is >> there one thing about Simon that you don't know that you would like to know? >> Oh, good question. You know everything, don't >> go there. [Laughter] >> I like I like your baby. You've got a contract for next year. Um, you got a two-year extension. I would like I mean we are after the watershed are we? >> Yes. >>

No, we're not. No, we're not. No, we're not. We're not after the waterershed. >> I would like to see >> David >> inside his house. >> A He's never invited two girls have been to his house, >> right? And I haven't. >> Why has David never been to your house? >> He's scared. >> I don't really like him that much. And while I'm at his house, I'd like to see his dad. [Applause] Is obsessed with his homosexual spending. David Williams is obsessed with his heterosexual pretending. Sorry. in in in fact uh after last time. I'm

not sure how you behave. Go on, David. Give me away. Before you waved, it was a maybe. But with that hand action, you actually outgave me. Donald Trump is obsessed with his Ridiculous hair. Do Amanda Holden is obsessed at trying to look young. No, no, no. Like like like like she used to. Any um no no it's not the truth. It's just in that chair as I find you. That chair is sort of reflecting your younger years. It's behind you. Um, >> three things that you love about yourself. >> Um, humility. Uh, yes. Uh, charm,

>> humble looks, humility, generous. Uh, I like people. I wear great clothes. I'm Funny. >> Um, I'm great. Fun to have dinner with and breakfast and lunch. Um, great to go on holiday with. Um, I like guys. I like girls. I like animals. >> I know you do. >> Let's replay that clip again. We have evidence, ladies and gentlemen. I like girls. I like guys. You finally said it. And you like animals as well. We're not going there. David, no. >> No. I have a gift for you. >> What? >> But thank you. Thank you

so much for having me on your show. And uh I have a little gift. What's that? Can I open it now? Did you buy it? I think myself. Yes. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Applause] for the final. Hello, it's me again. size different. [Applause] >> How you feeling, Simon? No, not good. What is your problem? >> You know what? I feel bad for you guys who actually had to film that at the front. >> Fiance been together for years, years, years, years. And my friends ask me, "How do you do it? How you

think of it for so long through the pandemic, baby?" And I just say, "Find your woman that you know loves you, understands your flaws, and find a woman that has a good sense of humor. Just make sure those three women don't find out about each Other." It's the truth. Yeah, but we don't really have issues. In fact, I'm like the biggest issue we have is I hate when she would imitate my voice in argument and it sounds nothing like my voice. I can't stand it. She come up to me. I asked you what time you're

coming home and you said to me, "I didn't know I come home. I don't sound like that." Yes, you do. What I do now, I've got a way to get her Back. I imitate her voice back. And guess what? She don't like it. I did tell you what time I was coming home and you said, "Well, make sure you come back." >> I don't sound like that. >> Yes, you do. >> She gets angry. Get out of my face. Get out of my face. I said, "All right, get out of your face." But how do

I do it in style? >> You know what he is? And it's it's Interesting and it is often people who are really, really, really famous. He is incredibly generous with his time with people, more than any other star I've ever seen. >> Come here for that. What a lovely way to finish our nice job. But for some reason, that's nice of you, David, but I feel uncomfortable now. >> You know, >> because you're not used to me paying you A compliment. >> No, I know. And I It just doesn't sit right. >> Just take it

from just doesn't feel comfortable. >> Well, what would you feel more comfortable if he gave you a hug? >> Yeah. Come give me a hug. >> Give him a hug. Give him a hug. Come on. Hug it out. Give me a hug. Hug it out. That's it. >> No. Come on. Give me a hug. Come on. No. No. I didn't say no. I didn't say sit down. Give him a lovely sit. Give him a lovely hug. Say that nice. Isn't that nice? >> What a beautiful. >> The best thing about being you. >> Well, as

cat, right? >> Yeah. Hi. >> When I was uh at school and I was very bored. >> Briefly. >> Yeah, briefly. Yeah. I kind of thought Hopefully when I'm older I can do a job where I have fun and I don't have horrible bosses. And now I have a job which is honestly the most fun in the world. Uh so >> and you are the horrible boss >> and I'm bit of danger. Here we go. Bit of danger for you. Bowling ball juggling. It's been a while since I've done this. Been practicing during lockdown. Here

we go. Silence place. Very Dangerous. Round the back. Round back. You're laughing up at Oh my god. >> Yeah, that's very funny, Amanda. Very funny, Alicia. Lovely. I'll tell you what, he's walking that gas while we're there. If I fall off, I'm going to proper myself. [Applause] Unbelievable. This is marvelous. I'll be sorry. I'm running behind now. I'm being told I've got to speed up. Now, normally This part of the act takes about 15 minutes of it's just jokes for 15 minutes. So, what I'll do, I'll do it very, very quickly. Basically, 15 minutes of

gags in 15 seconds. [Music] [Applause] I'm Nelly Cassidy and today we're going to be health working out. So everyone put your hands out in front of you, spread your legs and do some squats. Lie down the baby on Martin Fowler sofa. Isn't that right? Dog P would be powering. [Applause] It's so nice to be here on my new we show and today's guest is absolutely fantastic. You know what? I'm going to meet her. Hello. Oh, thanks for having me. Oh, I'm so nervous. And then, oh, go the jungle recently. Oh my god. I mean, I

saw those ones and I was like, and then I saw even more ones. I was like, and then I was being sick everywhere. We've seen a lot of good magic acts on the show so far, but don't you agree with me that the real magic on the show has to be Simon? >> That's a great question for you. >> What's his name? >> Um Karen. >> Karen, that's a great question. >> Well, yeah. I mean, it's magical how a man of 85 still looks like that. >> He's he's had some assistance of some kind, didn't

he? My goodness. Um yeah, it is it is magic. He is fun. I actually The weird thing is although I know you pretty well, I actually do get star struck every time I see you. I go, "Oh my god, it's like a cow." Every time it's the weirdest thing. >> That's weird. >> Do you get star struck with him? >> No. >> There you go. [Applause] [Applause] >> It's playing the piano. [Applause] It's playing jazz. [Applause] >> He's playing the piano. >> Thank God we got that. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. you would

hear cuz I got African parents and my dad would shout like, "Cua, come here." Now, Michael always had a confrontation With my dad. He was like, "Coach, coach, coach. What's going on, mate? Coach, you're a big man. You're 11. You go in there and you tell him that this enough's enough." Now, ladies and gentlemen, there was a little part of me that believed in Michael spirit, but then I remembered he don't live in my house. So, I turned to my dad. I said, "Dad, what's up? go to the store and get me Ryena. Ladies and

gentlemen, this is all I said. Dad, can't you get it yourself? It was 1:00 p.m., but it got dark real quick. The pigeons weren't even flying anymore. They came down to warn me. When I realized I'd never be able to talk again, I was speechless. I have lived in Newcastle all my life. >> Yes, >> but for some reason, I still haven't picked up the accent. I can see that some of you are trying to figure out where you know me from. Maybe it would help if I started saying phrases such as the next train

to arrive on track 4 is the 1252 service. And from my time at the post office, please go to cashier number eight. Married people forget how horrible it is being single. They love to call me and complain about their couply problems. Always get, "You are so lucky being Single." I get home, my wife just starts nagging. Nag, nag, nag. I'm like, "Hey, I have to nag myself." I get home, I'm like, "What time do I call this? Why don't I ever do the dishes? Sometimes I think I don't appreciate myself. I haven't always been a

comedian. I did some weird jobs. I used to clean houses. And I'll admit, I was tempted to steal. I didn't steal cuz the Bible says, "Thou Shalt not steal." But nowhere does it say, "Thou shalt not swap." [Applause] I took a stereo, left a Walkman. Took a plasma screen, left an etcher sketch. [Music]