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[English]

Hi. Welcome to America's Got Talent.

>> Thank you.

>> And who do we have here? What is your

name?

>> Uh my name is Arshiya Sharma.

>> That's a beautiful name, and where are

you from?

>> I am from Jammu Kashmir in India.

>> Is this your first trip to America?

>> I have never been to America or any

other country except India.

>> Wow.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> So how was it for you flying to sit in

an airplane for so long? Are you scared

in the airplane or

>> No, I am not scared, but I was so tired

sitting all the time.

>> Tell us how old you are.

>> Uh I am 13 years old.

>> 13 years old? All alone on the biggest

stage in the world. So what are you

going to do for us today?

>> So I am a dancer, but I don't want to be

like others. I want to be different. So

I tried doing gymnastics and added some

flexibility moves into my dance to be

different.

>> Okay.

>> Good to be different.

>> [applause]

>> Are you nervous?

>> Uh yes,

because America's Got Talent's a big

thing, so I can't keep it in my stomach.

So I'm so excited.

>> Well, you said your dance is different.

We love different around here, so we're

very excited to see what you've got.

>> I just need some seconds to prepare

something, so I'll right back.

>> Well, we'll be here.

>> Yeah.

>> See you soon.

>> [cheering]

>> Okay, she needs to prepare.

>> You can't just dance like that. You got

to prepare. That's how I am.

>> Well, I think there's going to be an

outfit or something.

>> Uh maybe an outfit. You're right. Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Maybe a traditional beautiful

>> outfit.

God, she's changed.

>> [groaning]

[cheering]

[screaming]

>> I thought this was it.

>> Ah!

>> [cheering]

>> Oh!

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Yeah!

You got to be out of

>> [music]

>> When you said you were going to leave to

change, I thought you were going to come

back with a pretty dress or something

like that.

>> You know, I have two daughters and two

granddaughters, and this [music] is the

scariest, most horrific dance recital I

have ever been to.

>> Thank you so much. I feel like you're

one of the best contortionists we've

ever seen.

Also, when you did certain moves, it

made those

That was scary. That

This back flip you did, and you landed

on your chest.

No, no, no, no.

>> Oh!

>> [cheering]

[screaming]

>> We should say to the little girls

watching this, don't do this in your own

home without a lot of training. Never.

>> Never.

>> Mom, can you do this?

>> I mean, I wonder sometimes when you're

in the middle of it, it's like there's

no way she's going to be able to

disentangle.

But you did every time and got into a

worse position after.

>> Yeah, I thought, yeah, you know, you're

going to come back and do like a Disney

routine or something, cuz she was so

sweet.

Well, then you come back as Linda Blair.

It was just so unexpected [music] and

frightening and brilliant at the same

time.

And that's what you've got to do with

your two or three minutes you have.

Everyone's going to be talking about you

tomorrow. Trust me.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

All right, let's vote.

>> One yes for me.

>> YES.

>> [cheering]

>> SOFIA.

>> YES.

>> SIMON.

>> THE CHIHUAHUA turned into a werewolf.

And we'd love you four yeses.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> There's that little girl again.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> I'm a McDonald's bloody amazing.

>> AMAZING.

>> HELLO.

YOU'RE GORGEOUS, my darling. What's your

name and where you come from?

>> My name is Benita Chhetri and I'm 8

years old and I'm from Assam, India.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> So, what brought you to Britain's Got

Talent?

>> Because Britain's Got Talent is my dream

stage and I want to win it. Yes.

>> What are you going to do if you win

Britain's Got Talent?

>> Uh

I would like to

buy a

pink princess

house.

>> Aw.

>> Yeah.

>> Who did you bring with you today?

>> My daddy.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> Well, we cannot wait to see what you're

going to do for us. We are ready to be

dazzled. Go for it.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> [applause]

>> Personal.

Took my chances.

Went the distance.

>> God, she's good as the chief.

>> [cheering]

>> And he's watching [music and singing]

us all with the eye.

>> Oh, wow.

>> [screaming and cheering]

>> Wow.

Wow.

>> No way she's eight.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> I got the EYE OF THE TIGER.

>> [cheering]

>> SHE WAS TREMENDOUS.

>> [cheering]

>> And you're

going [music] to hear

>> [cheering]

[music]

[music]

>> Well done.

>> [cheering]

>> My darling.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> You have the strength of a tiger.

And the position of a boa constrictor,

like a python on the stage.

>> Yes.

>> I love the mix of contemporary dance

with a kind of Indian touch. So strong,

so little, so powerful. Amazing

performance. Well done, my darling.

>> [cheering]

>> He was literally lost for words.

>> [applause]

>> You were doing moves that I've never

seen before.

>> Exactly.

>> You are sensational. [cheering]

I love you.

You probably [cheering] can't hear me

because everyone's laughing now.

So proud of you. Because you smashed

that. Well done.

>> [cheering]

>> I mean, look, when you've got it, you've

got it. I mean, honestly,

>> [cheering]

>> there are going to be amazing things

ahead of you after this. That was

remarkable.

>> Simon, let's go to the votes.

>> Yes.

>> It's a yes from me.

Massive yes from me.

>> And [music] yes, oh, my little tiger.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Well done. Well done. Well done.

>> [music]

>> That is a superstar.

Incredible.

She was incredible.

>> What's your name, darling?

>> Georgia

>> Where are you from, Georgia Borg?

>> I'm from Malta.

>> Oh.

Fantastic. How old are you?

>> I'm 10.

>> 10?

>> Yeah.

>> Gosh, you look so much older than that.

You're talking

>> Thank you.

>> And when you woke up this morning, how

did you feel?

>> Oh my god, I'm going to go to Britain's

Got Talent.

>> [laughter]

>> And are you singing?

>> Yes, I'm going to sing.

>> And is this the biggest audience that

you've ever performed in front of?

>> Yes, definitely.

>> [laughter]

>> All right, darling. What's the song that

you would like to sing today?

>> Um it's 10. It's an original song.

>> And you wrote that?

>> Yes.

>> Okay, what's it about?

>> It's about like how some adults they

don't hear what their kids say. Like

they just leave them hanging around,

whatever. You don't care.

>> But your parents listen to you, right?

>> Yeah, my parents

>> This has nothing to do with them.

>> Yeah, no, it's not.

>> Okay.

Brilliant. All right, darling. Good

luck.

>> Thank you.

>> [applause]

>> WHEN I SPEAK, [singing]

do you even hear what I say? Or does it

not matter in that way? [singing]

Cuz I'm 10.

Or just because I'm young.

>> Wow.

>> It doesn't mean I don't mean what I say.

It hurts

when you look the other way.

>> Oh my

>> Hear my

roar. Hear my thunder. My heart is

beating louder,

louder.

>> [singing]

>> Louder.

Are you

>> OH MY.

>> Oh

my

god.

>> She's only 10.

>> [singing]

[screaming]

[screaming]

[cheering]

[cheering and music]

[cheering]

[applause and music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

[music]

[cheering]

>> I just knew when I woke up this morning

this is going to be a great day. I could

feel it.

I have a son who's five. Trust me, I

listen to him not the other way around.

I learn a lot more from him than other

people.

So, I get it and it was amazing.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[applause]

>> I cannot believe you are 10 years old.

I was barely out of nappies when I was

10 years old.

I mean just everything. You're

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[music and screaming]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[screaming]

>> It takes a lot to really really move me

and you floored me like absolutely

>> [cheering]

>> your vocal capability, your lyrical

capability, you are 10 years old. This

is unbelievable.

You are a star. You have the best

[music] personality as well. I love

everything about you. Congratulations.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[music]

>> Oh, Georgia.

>> [music]

>> I thought you were amazing. I mean, like

really good.

>> The whole time

amazing. [music]

>> Hello.

>> Hello.

>> What's your name?

>> My name is Nathan.

>> Nathan.

And I'm going to guess you're 25.

>> No, I'm 6 years old.

>> No, you're not.

You're 6 years old?

>> Yes.

>> Are you Are you married?

>> No,

I'm only 6.

>> Okay, so you're not married. And Nathan,

why are you here today?

>> I'm doing comedy.

>> What?

Are you really?

>> a comedian.

>> Of course.

>> [cheering]

>> Okay, so am I. So am I.

Crowd loves him. Have you seen the show

before?

>> No, never.

>> Well, what happens here?

You can start this year. Um, so lots of

people come on, and then you get through

to the finals, and if you win, do you

know how much you win?

>> I I win 1 million dollars.

>> Exactly.

>> But guess what?

>> Tell me.

>> Instead of getting 1 million dollars,

>> Yes.

>> instead I would want 1 million Legos.

>> Okay, well, look, [cheering]

let's let's have that argument if you

win the show, okay?

But right now, I want you to be funny

and for you to go through to the next

round. So, good luck.

>> Okay.

>> We're ready.

>> So, a lot of people around here know me

as a pretty friendly and outgoing kid.

Some may even say I'm a little too

chatty and have this thing called ADHD.

If you don't know what that stands for,

it's attention deficit hyper Oh, HEY,

HEY, HEY,

MAN.

THAT'S A WRAP, SIR.

NOW, FOLKS, I might be only six, but I

think I know a thing or two about girls.

>> [cheering]

>> Do tell.

>> AN IMPORTANT THING TO KNOW ABOUT girls

is that they say one thing, but always

mean another.

>> That's true.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> My mom, for instance, she always tells

me to call her mom,

and I come find out

that's not even her REAL NAME.

WHAT?

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> THEY'RE ON THEIR FEET.

>> [cheering]

>> OKAY,

NATHAN, let me go because she likes a

belly laugh.

Mel.

>> Oh my god, I don't think I could stop

laughing. Do you realize how funny you

are, Nathan?

>> No.

>> Howie,

from one comedian to another.

You know,

he's flirting right now. You're flirting

with the ladies?

You like the ladies, don't you?

>> I guess. Hey, it's not me. They started

IT.

>> RIGHT.

>> [cheering]

>> DO YOU HAVE A GIRLFRIEND?

>> NO, I'm only six. You're supposed to get

a girlfriend that like 12 or 15th grade.

>> Who writes the material?

>> Well, mom doesn't write them, she types

them. I just

I

come up with the jokes.

>> That's amazing.

>> [cheering]

>> I like you a lot. I think you're a

charmer. You're so funny, adorable, and

I love that you come up with your own

material. That is fantastic at 6 years

old. [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> I thought you were funny the second I

started talking to you. It's just in

you, and I like you, and I think you go

you're a real character, and I think

America's going to fall in love with

you. I've got a feeling about that.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> But now we have to vote to see if you're

one step closer to your box of Lego.

Which we agreed on, by the way.

Howie?

>> Oh, he is one step closer to a million

Legos. It's a yes.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> One down. Mel?

>> YES, YES, YES.

>> HEIDI?

>> YES.

>> [cheering]

>> OKAY, NATHAN. You've got three yeses,

and now you have four yeses.

>> [music and cheering]

[music]

>> Well done.

>> See you in the next round.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> All right. You beat him, buddy.

>> You're so

good, Nathan.

>> You killed him, buddy. Four yeses.

>> That's amazing. You want to know

something?

>> It's amazing. How he How he can just

stand there at 6 years old with all

these people.

>> if nothing else, will end up with his

own television series.

>> No, he's going to own a TV network.

>> I just have a feeling it's made of Lego,

gold Lego.

>> [laughter]

>> What do you guys like so much about

Simon?

>> He has a adorable English accent. Yeah.

>> is Elias.

>> And my name is Zion.

Um we're twins and guess what? I'm 1

minute older.

>> [music]

>> Who's this lovely person?

>> Oh, that's our mom.

>> Are you guys excited to be here?

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah, we're so excited. We love to sing,

dance, act, play piano and stuff. But I

don't act.

>> I play piano, too.

>> And guess what? We have a duet.

>> Uh, no. We never ever cut our hair.

>> The worst thing about having long hair,

when we go to Disney World, they say,

"Come along, princesses." And we're

Well, we're boys.

Simon!

>> Look at you.

>> Simon, YOU'RE AWESOME.

>> ARE you going to be good?

Come here.

Are you going to be good?

>> Yes. I'm a big fan of you.

>> Excuse me. You did good.

>> Can you follow me on Twitter?

>> Yes.

>> Simon Cowell.

Simon.

>> Too late.

>> Bye.

>> When we perform tonight,

we're probably going to get a standing

ovation.

>> Help.

>> Let's get to [cheering] it, guys.

>> [music]

>> Hello, guys.

>> Hello.

>> Now, we met earlier on, didn't we?

>> Yep.

>> How are you?

>> Great. How are you?

>> Tell me your names again. You are

>> I'm Elias.

>> And how old are you, Elias?

>> Um I'm 9.

>> You're 9 and you are

>> Zion.

>> And you are how old?

>> 9.

>> 9. So, you're twins. Okay. Who is the

naughtiest out of the two?

>> [laughter]

>> Yeah, I would have guessed that.

Um what would you do with the million

dollars if you won?

>> Um probably spend it on college

education.

>> You You agree?

>> Probably buy fast cars, luxury watches,

um

>> Yeah, I've got to be honest with you.

The cars and watches sound a bit more

fun.

>> I think when I get it, it's going to be

fun.

>> Yeah.

All right. Well, good luck, guys.

>> Wow, look at her hair. That's really

cool hair.

>> Yeah.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[cheering]

>> Look at that. Standing ovation.

>> [applause]

[cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

>> Thank you, guys.

>> I can't believe we didn't get any

buzzes.

>> Never too late.

>> Awkward.

>> Awkward.

You just said that you can't believe why

did you feel like it went wrong?

>> Sometimes, like, life isn't fair, so.

>> Can I ask you a question? In the very,

very beginning, did you miss a few

notes?

>> I didn't hear any. It's like the best

I've ever played it so far.

>> Okay.

I just wanted to double check that. Well

done, guys.

>> Heidi, do you like them?

>> I do like them. [music] I do think that

the two of you are extremely extremely

talented.

>> says it's raw talent, but it's what my

mom said.

>> Where did you get these personalities

from?

>> Not me.

>> I was very impressed.

>> Okay, we're going to vote.

Heidi.

>> I give you a yes.

>> Mel.

>> I also give you a yes.

>> I want to give you another yes. That's

three yeses.

>> And I'm going to give you your fourth

yes. Congratulations.

>> [cheering]

>> You are so cool.

>> [cheering]

>> By the way,

these kids are taking

>> I'm Skyler Katz. I'm 11 years old and

I'm a rapper from New York.

When my parents would drive me and my

siblings to school in the morning, they

would always listen to like Biggie and

stuff.

I'd be like, "Guys, GUYS, CHECK THIS

OUT." And I'd be like, "I learns it."

[music]

Then my dad goes, "You have something

special."

>> [cheering]

>> My first audition was crazy. It was a

big stage. I was walking out there as a

little 11-year-old girl, four celebrity

judges, a big audience, and four yeses.

Oh my god.

I like to do original raps. If I were to

rap covers, most of them are too

appropriate for an 11-year-old, cuz

otherwise they'd be like, "Hi, beep.

Yeah, beep.

Okay, beep." It'd be just that every

second. Oh, yes.

>> She doesn't have voice coaches or rap

coaches. This is just her being her, and

I couldn't [music] have been prouder.

>> [cheering]

>> I may only be 11, but I'm 100% ready to

go.

>> Oh, I REMEMBER THIS GIRL.

>> SKYLER,

I'm so happy to see you again. Who are

you here with?

>> My dad and my family.

>> Right there.

>> [cheering]

>> Right there.

All right, can't wait to see what you're

going to do. Go ahead.

>> All right, DJ, let's do this.

Let's do this, DJ. Yes, yes, y'all. Who

the best, y'all? Anytime, anyplace, I

get to wreck, y'all. I'll be counting

ones all night, all night.

And my Instagram got likes. And my

Snapchat CHAT MAKE THEM CLAP, CLAP, CLAP

WHEN I RAP, RAP, RAP LIKE THAT.

>> You ain't never seen anything

>> [laughter]

>> like this.

>> I'll move your whole town. Pull up in

the spot, I stop, they give me pounds.

I'm awesome making the front of that

crowd, and I go. I want it on and on and

on it. Don't bring me to the court

unless they ballin'. Hey, call so good,

my flow is Jordan. So, when I score on

the tour, we all win like if you came to

party,

throw your hands up. I came to get it

started.

DJ, turn it up. This my song. This my

song. In a party, in a party, SO LONG

I'M AT THE PARTY.

>> [cheering]

>> NOW, GUESS, GUESS, Y'ALL. Who the best,

y'all? Anytime, anyplace, I get to

wreck, y'all. Hey, guess, guess, y'all.

Who the best, y'all? Anytime, anyplace,

I get to wreck, y'all.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

>> You young lady have the whole package.

Not only do you have swag, not only

[cheering] do you have talent,

you're a beautiful young lady, you seem

to have great style, and I think you're

going places. I really, truly believe

that.

What do your friends think about all

this?

>> They love it. I rap for them whenever I

can, and they love my swag.

>> [cheering]

>> I agree with them 100%. I love your

swag.

>> Thank you.

>> Now, as you remember last time, I I say

to you you have to be careful cuz you

get a little bit out of breath.

>> on it. Is it Is it better this time?

>> You did work on it, but I would have

just loved it if you just have let go a

little bit more cuz you've got [music]

everything else going for you.

>> Okay, thank you. I respect that. Thank

you.

>> Uh Skylar, look, I think you are the

coolest 11-year-old in the world,

actually.

>> [cheering]

>> I think that you are made for this

competition.

>> Thank you.

>> You've now made our day really miserable

because only seven of you can go

through.

>> Thank you so much.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you so much.

>> Thank you, guys. Bye. Thank you.

>> [applause]

>> YES, GUY.

>> SHE'S LIKE

>> OH MY

>> SKYLAR.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> HELLO.

>> HELLO.

>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.

>> Thank you.

>> What's your name?

>> Asanda.

>> And how old are you?

>> 11.

>> 11 years old.

Wow.

>> She's very cute.

>> Now, are you going to sing today? Who

are the stars that you really look up

to, you like to be like?

>> Beyoncé.

>> I'm often compared to Beyoncé.

>> I'm a little bit of a diva.

I love listening to Beyoncé and Rihanna.

They're like my inspiration. Like

Beyoncé,

when she's on stage, she brings such a

fierce

You know what I'm saying? You know what

I'm talking about? Like, please. Music

is everything to me. When I'm singing, I

just feel magic.

>> Asanda sings around the house. She just

cannot stop. Even sometimes when she

does her homework, it's a struggle

because I have to tell her, "Listen,

it's not time for singing now, Asanda.

It's time to do your homework."

>> If I got the chance to sing with one of

the queen, maybe I could teach her how

to have a little bit of an e- in a diva,

and the queen can teach me how to push

out the sound. how to

>> Take it away. Good luck.

>> Thank you.

>> Here we go.

>> Shine bright like a diamond.

Shine bright like a diamond.

>> [singing]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

[applause]

>> Oh, she's got some moves, hasn't she?

>> [cheering]

>> She's got some moves.

>> Never shooting star I see, a vision of

ecstasy.

When you hold me,

I'm [applause] alive.

We're like diamonds in the [music] sky.

At first

I felt

the energy of

something.

>> [screaming]

>> I saw the light inside your [music]

eyes.

So alive.

WE'RE LIKE DIAMONDS

WE'RE

>> [music]

>> BEAUTIFUL like diamonds

in the sky.

I took flight.

So alive. [singing]

>> [music]

>> We're beautiful like diamonds

in the [music] sky.

Shine bright like a diamond.

Shine bright like a diamond.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Oh,

yeah. Shine bright like a diamond.

[music]

Oh.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Shine bright like a diamond.

>> [cheering]

>> Shine bright like a diamond.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

>> THANK YOU SO MUCH.

>> [cheering]

>> I CANNOT BELIEVE MY EYES. You know, when

you are on the money, your voice is

incredible.

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

[applause]

>> I can hear you on a record already.

You're 11 years old. You were like a

little diamond. I

I've lost the words. I mean, I kept

laughing

because you're just like it's just

ridiculous. And you've got all the

moves.

>> Cassandra, you know, we've had a lot of

people your age over the years

performing. I've never seen anyone

[music]

who's got such amazing stage presence

for an 11-year-old.

>> Thank you.

>> I mean, seriously, seriously

>> good.

>> [cheering]

>> And you have the best smile I have ever

seen.

>> Thank you.

>> We're going to vote. David, yes or no?

>> It was phenomenal. I'm going to say yes.

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

[cheering and applause]

>> Good.

>> A massive yes from me.

>> Thank you.

>> Amanda?

>> A yes from me.

>> [music]

>> Cassandra?

You have four BIG FAT YESES.

>> [music]

>> THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. THANK YOU.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> THANK YOU.

>> COME HERE.

WELL DONE.

>> Where did that come from?

>> My parents.

>> Well, I'll tell you what, you've got two

very [music] proud parents behind you.

He was nearly crying, your dad, behind

me. [laughter] And quite rightly so.

Hold them back. Well, how are you going

to celebrate now?

>> Have McDonald's.

>> YEAH!

>> [laughter]

>> I LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT.

GOOD GIRL.

>> YAY!

>> YAY!

>> Come on!

YAY!

>> OH, WOW. WOW.

GREAT.

>> [music]

>> AND THE WALLS OF walls are built,

[singing]

and baby, they're tumbling down.

And they didn't put up [music] a fight.

They didn't even make [singing] a sound.

I thought I would let you in,

but [music] never really had a doubt.

Standing in the [singing] light of your

halo,

I've got my angel now.

It's like I've been awakened.

>> [singing]

>> Every rule I had, you breaking.

The risk that I'm taking,

I'm never going to shut [music] you out.

[singing]

I

feel it now.

I'm surrounded by

all this.

Baby, I can see your halo.

You know you're my [music and singing]

saving grace.

You're everything I need and more.

It's written all

>> [music]

>> over your face.

>> [singing]

>> Baby, I can feel your halo.

I pray it won't

fade away. [singing]

I pray it won't

>> [music]

>> fade away.

>> [music and cheering]

[music]

[music]

>> Oh.

Everyone looking [music] now.

I'm surrounded by

your grace.

Baby, I can [music] see your halo.

You know you're my saving grace.

>> [singing]

>> And I'm looking for your halo.

>> [singing]

>> Woo.

>> [singing]

>> THANK YOU.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> IF I WERE A BOY

>> [singing]

>> even just for a day

>> [singing]

>> I'd roll out of bed in [music] the

morning

and throw on what I wanted [singing] to

wear.

Yeah, right.

I'd put myself first

and make the rules as [music] I go.

>> [music]

>> Cuz I know that she'd be thankful

if I didn't have to need

to come home.

So, come [music] home. If I were a boy

I think I could

understand

>> [music]

>> how it feels to love

a girl.

I swear

I'll [music] be

a better man.

Had to listen to her.

>> [music]

>> Cuz I know

how it hurts

until you lose the one [music] you

wanted cuz you're taking love for

granted

and everything you had

>> [music]

>> got destroyed.

Oh,

it's a little too [music] late

for you to

come back. Say it's just a mistake. Did

you think I would

>> [music]

>> give you like that?

If you thought I would wait

for you,

you thought

wrong.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> If I

were a boy

>> [screaming]

>> you don't

>> [music]

>> how it hurts

until you lose the one you wanted cuz

you're taking love for granted

and everything you had

>> [music]

>> got destroyed.

>> [singing]

>> But you're just a boy.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> My name is Sylvie Dorsey. I'm 14 years

old and I'm from Orange County,

California.

I'm sort of like a normal ninth grader.

You go to school, you do your homework,

but instead of playing with your friends

[music] afterwards, I'll be practicing

my act.

>> The first thing people ask us is where

did she get this prop? We are so not

performers at all. I'm a Pilates

instructor.

>> [music]

>> And I own my own company.

>> My dad's very handy. He helps me make

these different props. So far he has

never built anything that doesn't work.

>> It's very fun. We're having a really

good time.

>> This routine I've only been practicing

for a week. I kind of feel nervous.

There's so many people in the audience

and four judges who look at every little

detail. [music]

Hey Sofie, good

>> Hey, good luck.

>> She's going to do well.

>> I love you.

>> Break a leg.

>> [music]

>> Let's get to it.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Hi.

>> Hi.

>> What's your name and how old are you?

>> My name's Sofie Dossi and I'm 14 years

old.

>> You're 14 years old, so you're still in

school?

>> Yeah.

>> Um what is it you're going to be doing

for us today?

>> I'll be doing hand balance and

contortion.

>> Wow.

And when did you discover you wanted to

do it or could even do it?

>> I found this out by watching a video of

contortion and I was like, "Oh my gosh,

I really want to try this." And after I

tried it, I just fell in love with it.

>> Oh, wow. And is your family supportive?

>> Uh my parents are very supportive. In

fact, uh my dad made me these canes and

that thing that's holding the apple is a

toilet paper holder.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, well, good luck.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering and applause]

[applause]

[cheering]

[cheering]

>> Wow.

Salta.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Wow.

>> [music]

>> This is the best part.

>> [music]

>> Wow.

Oh my god.

>> [cheering]

>> That's amazing.

>> [cheering]

>> Wow.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> What?

What are you doing?

>> [music]

[music]

>> Wow.

Hey.

>> [music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

>> Wow.

>> [applause]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Heidi, and how are you stood up?

>> I love this entire act. I love how you

bend over and you're eating the apple.

It kind of made it cute, but so weird at

the same time.

>> Thank you.

>> I mean, this was incredible, amazing.

Wow.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> You are amazing. You are exciting. Is

there something different about you? Are

you boneless?

No, is it Are you double-jointed?

[music] How do you do that?

>> Um well, my back's always been flexible.

Like when I was really little, I'd run

around the house [music] in backbends

like for fun.

>> Wow.

>> So.

>> It was wonderful. [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

>> What planet are you from?

I mean, you really put on a great act.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[music]

>> Is that your dad?

Well done, Dad.

>> Yeah, he's shouting out the signs. It's

pretty cool.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> You've got such good stage presence.

It's like you've been doing this

forever. And you said you're only 14.

You're like a seasoned pro already.

>> [music]

>> Everything was affection.

>> Well done.

>> [music]

>> So, let's vote.

How are we? [applause]

>> Yes.

>> Heidi, [cheering]

definite yes.

>> Thank you.

>> Simon.

>> Go back to your planet with a third yes.

>> And I want to give you your fourth

[music] yes. You're a brilliant.

>> Thank you.

Thank you so much.

>> [music]

>> Wow.

>> Perfect. That was amazing. Well, that

was

That was wow.

Souparnika.

Great job.

>> So proud of you.

You did so amazing.

That was awesome.

>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.

>> Thank you.

>> You look fabulous.

>> Thank you.

>> What's your name?

>> Souparnika, but you can call me Sou.

>> Hello, Sou. So, how old are you, Sou?

>> I'm 10.

>> And where abouts do you live?

>> I live in Bury St. Edmunds, in Suffolk.

>> 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 went to show us your shoes.

Would you like to be on the West End

stage one day?

>> Yes.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> The stage is yours.

>> Thank you.

With my high starched collar and my high

top shoes and my hair all tied up on my

head, I went to lose a jolly, I wanted a

jolly, I lost my heart [music] instead.

>> Yeah.

>> Clang, clang, clang went the trolley.

Ding, ding, [music] ding went the bell.

>> I like the song, Sou. You what?

Okay. [music]

>> [cheering]

>> I love you, but I didn't love the song.

I'll tell you why, cuz it's the sort of

song I imagine if David ever released a

single.

Honestly, that's [laughter] what 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 set off a dream

in [music] me.

Getting louder

now. [music]

Can you hear it echoing?

Take my hand.

Will you share this [music and singing]

with me?

Cuz darling,

without you [singing]

all the shine of a thousand spotlights,

all the stars we steal from the night

sky will never

>> [music]

>> be enough.

>> Come on, girl.

>> Never be [music] enough.

Towers of

gold are still too little. These hands

[music] could hold the world, [singing]

but it'll never be enough.

Never be [music] enough

>> [music]

>> for me.

Never never

Never never

>> [music]

>> You okay?

Yeah?

>> Never

for me,

for me.

Never

>> [music]

[screaming]

>> love, me,

for me,

>> [music]

>> for me.

For me.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Well done.

Supunika,

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 old-fashioned voice that

you've got, which I love and you hit

every single note. Well done.

>> [cheering]

>> Ah,

ah,

Supunika.

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.

>> You got four yeses.

>> [cheering]

>> Whenever I was frightened [music]

or ever felt alone,

I turned to the night sky

and a star I call [music and singing] my

own.

Somewhere I could wander,

just across the Milky Way.

If you like, I could take you.

It's just a light year and a day.

We can sail

away tonight

on a sea

of golden

>> [singing]

>> light.

We can navigate

the stars to bring us back home.

And in a place

so far away,

we'll be under tow,

>> [music]

>> where we'll stay. Every wish [singing]

is our

command

when we find ourselves in never, [music]

never land.

>> [singing]

[music]

[applause and cheering]

>> We can sail

away tonight

>> [music]

>> on a sea

of golden light.

We can navigate

the stars

>> [music]

>> to bring us back home.

And in a place

so far away,

>> [music]

>> we'll be under

tow,

where we'll stay.

And with your With your hand in my

I am closer now [music and singing]

to finding

Neverland.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> And with your hand [music] in my hand,

I am closer now

to finding [music]

Neverland.

>> [applause]

>> All right, best of luck.

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

[bell]

>> Can I come down and join you?

>> You can.

>> [applause]

>> Today I'm going to show you something

with my two favorite things, magic and

reading using my three favorite books.

My first favorite author is Colin Davis,

Mathematical. Amanda, could you look

through the book and see if each page is

[music] different?

>> Yes.

>> My second favorite author is Enid

Blyton, The Magical Faraway Tree.

Alicia, could you look through the book

and see if each page is different?

>> Okay.

>> My third favorite author is David

Walliams, The Midnight Gang.

David, could you look through the book

and see if each page is different?

>> a pleasure.

>> While you're still doing that, Simon,

could you pick up my box and put it on

the floor for me, please?

>> Where?

>> Over there.

>> [laughter]

>> She's very bossy.

Down here?

>> Yeah.

>> I can't lift it.

>> David, do you want to go and help him?

>> I literally can't lift it.

>> [music]

>> We'll try together.

>> Done.

>> To me, to you.

>> To me, to you.

It won't lift.

>> Oh, wait one minute. Could you sit back

down for me, please?

>> Go and sit down. Go and sit down.

>> No, you as well.

>> Who is your children?

Right, I'm back.

What has happened?

>> [applause]

>> Simon, I want to show you a card trick,

but it's a card trick

>> Hello. I'm still a bit scared after

that.

Give me 5 seconds.

Okay.

>> As you can see, all the cards are

different.

>> Yeah, I can.

>> I'm going to turn them face down, and I

want you to touch the back of any card.

>> All right.

That one.

Thank

>> but remember, you don't let anyone else

see.

>> I won't.

Okay.

>> Now, Simon, you're the boss. I want you

to pick any book, either Amanda, Alicia,

or David's.

>> Alicia's, please.

>> Alicia's book has about 600 pages. Could

you name a number between 1 and 600?

>> 877.

>> Alicia, could you turn your book to page

77 for me, please, and check if all the

words are different?

>> Yes, all the words are different.

>> Now, could you pick any word and tell us

what it is?

>> Kettle.

>> Kettle.

Remember, Simon, you could have picked

any book, and Alicia, you could have

chosen any word, but you chose kettle.

>> Yes.

>> See this blackboard? Before the show

tonight, I wrote a word on the board.

Watch.

>> No way.

No way.

>> [music]

>> I've been this assistant. Thank you.

Good night.

>> [cheering]

>> No, I'm not back.

Stop.

Simon, you chose a card. What was your

card?

>> It's the four of diamonds.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Hello. I'm Mr. Simpson, and tonight I'd

like to take you on a journey back in

time nearly 40 years to when I was just

eight. When, on the 30th of May, 2017,

[music] my whole life changed forever.

>> [music]

>> Before the show, I wrote something down

and placed it inside this envelope.

We'll come back to that in a minute. And

inside this bag are 100 random numbers,

all different.

I'm going to shake them up, and Alesha,

I want you to reach inside and take take

out the number. Hold it in your face and

don't let anyone else see.

>> Okay.

>> David, could you reach inside your

pocket and take out some change? Any

amount, I'll come back to you in a

minute.

>> Okay.

>> Simon.

>> Yes.

>> [laughter]

>> Please name someone famous. Someone that

everyone in in this audience will know.

Who is it?

>> You want me to say someone famous?

>> Yes.

>> Um me.

>> Amanda, to the hour in what is your

favorite time of day?

>> Oh, um 6:30 cuz I can have a glass of

wine.

>> Amanda's to the air in

>> [laughter]

>> David, could you reach inside your

pocket?

>> Yes, I've got

>> David, how much change is in your hands?

>> I've got tonight's fee, which is £2.01.

>> Oh, that's weird. Remember before the

show I wrote something down and placed

this inside this envelope. Watch.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> Today I had the best day ever. This

morning I visited Madame Tussauds and

saw my favorite celebrity, Simon Cowell.

Later I drove past Big Ben and the time

was 6:30 p.m.

This afternoon my grandpa bought me the

biggest ice cream ever. It cost him

£2.01.

Alesha, what's your number?

>> 30,515

>> 17

>> Oh, sorry. 17. Sorry, what did I say?

>> 17

>> I'm still mesmerized by that story.

BRING ME ON.

>> [applause]

>> I HOPE that one day when I'm older, I

can look back on tonight as one of the

best of days. Cuz that's what this has

been all about.

This morning, this afternoon, tonight,

today. The 30th of the 5th, May 2017.

Here, live on this stage, on the

semi-final of Britain's Got [music]

Talent. Anthony Sy Simpson, thank you,

good night.

>> [cheering]

>> Hello, everyone. I'd like to dedicate

this performance to my younger brother,

Dexter. He's only four, but he's my best

friend in the whole world.

>> [applause]

>> Tonight, I'd like to show you a

different kind of magic. Magic using

sleight of hand. But, remember, my hands

are only small, but I promise I'll try

my best.

Most people my age have a diary. I do,

too, but mine is a little different.

Mine is on this deck of playing cards.

Let me explain. I've written a word or

name on the back of each card that

reminds me of a special thing or person

that I either like or love.

Well, you miss my favorite BGT judge.

>> Thank you.

>> Snow. That's what I love playing with my

brother, Dexter. It's the most magical

thing in the world. In fact, my brother

is sitting over there in the audience

tonight.

Molly. That's my best friend in the

whole wide world, and also the name of

my grandpa's dog.

Ginny. That's Ginny Weasley, my favorite

character from Harry Potter.

You get the idea.

Normally, a magician would say, "Alicia,

pick a card." But, I'm not going to do

that.

>> [laughter]

>> Instead, Simon,

I would like you to think of a card,

>> [music]

>> any card. Lock it into your mind and

don't tell anyone. Got one?

>> Got it.

>> Simon, would you be impressed if I could

reach inside your mind and name your

[music] card?

>> Uh, very.

>> Look into my eyes.

>> [laughter]

>> That's weird. I name your card Simon.

That's your name. For the first time,

Simon, what's the card you are thinking

of?

>> Seven [music] of diamonds.

>> Remember, each card has a different word

or name written on the back of every

card.

But, here's yours, the seven of

diamonds.

And there's no way I could I could

possibly know what card you thought of.

>> No.

>> Watch.

>> [music]

[applause]

[applause]

>> Before I go, my mom and dad always say

it's polite to say thank you. So, thank

you for this amazing opportunity. For

Magic Boxes, you couldn't wait to me

reading all your minds.

>> [music]

>> So, it's been such fun. In fact, it has

all been magic.

>> Wow.

>> [applause]

>> It's proof that no matter how young or

old you are, if you work hard and

believe, you can take anything, even

these pieces of paper,

and make truly magical things happen.

Watch.

Hi, Dex.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> I've been eating since I CAN REMEMBER.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> IS IT GOING TO BE

YES.

>> YES.

>> OH, LITTLE ONE.

>> [applause]

>> IS THAT YOU, DEC?

>> [laughter]

>> PLEASE, SIR, TELL US YOUR NAME.

>> UH, I'm Ned.

>> How old are you, Ned?

>> I'm 8.

>> So cute.

Where are you from?

>> Maidstone.

>> Oh.

Who's here with you today?

>> Well, I'm with my mom,

my dad, my stepmom, my sister, my other

sister, and my brother.

>> Fantastic. Do you perform for friends

and family? Do you get up in school and

do shows?

>> Yeah.

>> The stage is yours, sir.

Good luck.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> I love him already.

>> Go on, Ned.

>> Why were people so excited about that

talking dog on Britain's Got Talent?

Amanda Holden's been on it for years.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

>> Savage.

It was really fun meeting Ant and Dec

backstage, but I'm never quite sure

which one's supposed to be THE FUNNY

ONE.

>> [laughter]

>> OH,

HE'S KILLING US ALL.

>> ALESHA.

>> OH, NO.

>> YEAH.

>> Alesha laughing.

>> Oh, no.

>> Alesha not dancing.

>> That [cheering and applause] was good.

>> Simon.

>> Got some

>> He reminds me a lot of my dad.

He's a cross dresser. He gets especially

cross when he can't FIND HIS SOCKS.

>> [laughter]

[applause]

>> I WAS REALLY WORRIED FOR David Walliams

when he swam in the River Thames for

charity because of all that garbage

going in his mouth.

But since I've been watching BGT, I'm

relieved it's all coming out again.

>> [cheering]

>> Very good.

NED, I LOVE THE WAY THAT YOU TOOK the

mickey out of us. It was really quite

savage.

Um

>> [laughter]

[music]

[applause]

>> Who here is enjoying themselves?

>> [applause]

>> Well, some people said that my audition

was a bit rude for a kid.

So in the end, the producers gave me

this.

Here goes.

What do you call a duck with a broken

leg?

Lame. [screaming]

Who wrote this rubbish?

David Walliams.

Amanda,

after last time, I'm trying to come with

some nice things to say about you.

>> And you can't think of any.

>> So, please help me get through to the

final. Cuz I'm going to need a lot more

time.

>> [cheering]

>> No, no, I would never press my buzzer.

>> Save you the trouble.

>> I WOULD

NEVER PRESS MY BUZZER.

>> IN MY AUDITION, I only managed to get

one joke out before I heard that sound

that we all dread.

>> Why laugh?

>> But after a while, you get used TO

ALESHA'S LAUGH.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> I LOVE BEING ON BGT. All these losers

desperate TO BE FAMOUS.

OR AS THEY'RE otherwise known, THE

JUDGES.

>> SAVAGE. [cheering]

SAVAGE.

>> [applause]

>> I KNOW, I KNOW. Don't be rude TO THE

ELDERLY.

>> [applause]

>> REALLY?

IT'S MY BIRTHDAY next week, and my aunt

is getting me a present. She said,

"Don't open it until actual birthday,

cuz it's bad luck."

I thought, "That's a nasty thing to get

a kid for their birthday."

And then, there's my nan.

She said I'm her twin, my granddad's big

brown eyes.

That made me cry.

Cuz what I really wanted was his money.

>> [applause]

>> It's tough being up here. Bright lights

shining my eyes. NOTHING FROM SIMON'S

TEETH.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> BUT IT DOES LOOK GOOD FOR THEIR AGE.

He's intelligent, talented, generous,

and humble.

HE TOLD ME HIMSELF.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> I TOOK MY DOG TO THE vet cuz he's

poorly, and the vet said, "If you don't

treat him immediately, he could die."

So, I took him to Disneyland.

But, he still died.

But, I soon cheered up cuz I got to meet

my favorite double act.

They really make me laugh.

Eventually, I had to say, "Holly,

Phillip,

I'VE GOT TO GO. MEANT TO BE meeting Ant

and Dec in an hour."

>> [cheering]

>> Congratulations, by the way, on becoming

OBEs.

Don't even know what that means.

My guess is old, boring entertainers.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> That's good.

So, that's good news, isn't it, David?

Cuz there's a strong chance that YOU'LL

BE NEXT.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> NOW, YOU'RE PROBABLY wondering why my

parents let me get away with being so

cheeky.

But, what you should be wondering is how

I started off this performance in a gray

jacket and ended it

WEARING A CAMOUFLAGE T-SHIRT.

>> [cheering]

>> SO, LOOK AT THAT.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> HELLO.

UH JUST ONE QUESTION.

WHO HERE IS FEELING SAVAGE?

>> [cheering]

>> YEAH.

Uh just one quick question. Who here

absolutely hates doing the Mexican wave?

I want a show of hands starting over

here and moving all the way across.

See, it wasn't that bad.

Magicians

Magicians are doing so well on the show

this year. So, I've decided to do some

magic of my own.

Oh, wait. Um David

Um here I have an envelope. Could you

just please look after this? Don't let

anybody see it and protect it

>> Of course.

>> your heart.

>> Thank you.

>> So, for my first trick, I'm going to

make the judges smiles disappear.

Oh, wait. Already did that by getting

through to the final.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> Calm down. Calm down.

After my last performance, I decided to

give you guys a break.

>> That's great.

>> Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's long enough.

I just want to thank Ant and Dec for all

the money that they spent voting for me

to get through.

The lengths some people go to just to

make themselves look taller.

>> [applause]

>> How scary were those clowns last night?

I haven't seen wacky costumes and

terrifying makeup like that since Sharon

Osbourne was a judge.

>> [applause]

>> You got to love shows like Britain's Got

Talent and X Factor. Where else you get

to see that tedious singing robot, Gary

Barlow?

>> [applause]

>> I was at the school disco and sat by the

dance floor was a girl that I really

liked. So, I plucked up the courage to

ask her if she wanted to dance and she

did. Which was lucky for me cuz

otherwise I wouldn't have a place to

sit.

>> [applause]

>> One Direction have gone their separate

ways. That's ironic.

Now,

now [applause]

>> [cheering]

>> now

Now, for those of you who don't know

ironic means,

Simon,

it's like these guys judging a talent

competition.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> Um and just before I go, I'd like to

remind you to vote Ned. I'd love to have

a chance to perform in front of royalty.

But if I did, I know it wouldn't be

Prince Philip. That dude has got some

savage material.

But he's retired from his royal duties.

So, who's going to travel the world

offending PEOPLE NOW?

HELLO?

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> OH, AND THE ENVELOPE.

UH DAVID, do me a solid and post that to

Buckingham Palace.

It It's just a letter of apology for

what I might say if I win.

>> [cheering]

>> Dinky little thing. [applause]

>> [screaming]

[music]

[screaming]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[applause and cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Come on, GG.

>> It's best to keep on her good side.

Yeah, keep on her good side.

>> [cheering]

>> My god. Do you want a job as my security

guard?

>> [laughter]

>> What made you want to do this?

>> I I do ballet and I used to dance.

>> This is a long way from ballet.

>> But I didn't like it.

>> [cheering]

>> Cute as hell like that.

>> Yeah.

>> Soon as that SWORD COMES OUT

>> JESSICA, YOU ARE one to watch in this

competition. That was incredible.

>> [cheering]

>> So impressed.

>> It was brilliant as an act. And I'm sure

you're going to be at the Olympics one

day.

>> [cheering]

>> Maybe in the next act, two little people

could be the villains and you can beat

them up.

>> Yeah.

>> [laughter]

>> I think he means us.

>> Okay, moment of truth. David.

>> I'm going to say yes.

>> [cheering]

>> Jessica, it's a massive yes from me.

>> It's a yes from me.

>> Jessica,

four yeses. Congratulations.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

>> Well done, Jessica.

>> Yeah.

>> That was brilliant.

Cuz you wouldn't mess with her, would

you?

>> Unbelievable.

>> Well done.

>> See you next time.

>> All right. Take care.

>> Bye-bye.

>> She's a prodigy.

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

special.

>> Hello.

>> I got four yeses.

>> Oh my god. Oh my god.

>> [cheering]

[applause and music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

[applause]

[applause]

>> We all have to come in.

>> I LIKE IT. I LIKE IT. I

>> I

SHE'S GOT A SMILE ON HER FACE.

>> SIMON.

WELL, obviously I'm going to say it's

amazing.

>> [laughter]

>> MY GOD, YOU TERRIFY ME. Um and like you

were so funny and so kind of scary at

the same time. Um but actually the whole

routine was great.

Um

it was well choreographed to put all

that together, live show, amazing.

CONGRATULATIONS.

>> IT WAS [applause] LIKE WATCHING A MOVIE.

It was like watching a Bruce Lee movie,

except with a little girl, a lovely

little girl. It would make a brilliant

series of movies, wouldn't it?

>> Yeah, it would.

>> I might take your life and put it in a

children's book, because

brilliant, brilliant act. I mean, so

original and so different. And yes,

definitely don't try this at home, kids,

cuz it did look

>> [laughter]

>> It did look really, really dangerous.

>> You are remarkable. I just love you. I

love that passion and aggression. It's

such a GREAT WAY TO BRING [cheering] I

THINK YOU'RE GOING TO INSPIRE SO MANY

PEOPLE TO TAKE this up. YOU'RE NOT A

PRINCESS, but you are a warrior. I love

you.

>> Exactly. I mean, I think everyone said

what I was going to say, but yeah, it's

the passion and it's the fire in you

that I absolutely love. And how you go

completely against the grain of how you

look. You look so sweet, like butter

wouldn't melt.

But you could really slice that through

butter very fast. You scare me, but

you're brilliantly scary. So, well done.

[laughter]

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> Give us a smile.

Give [cheering] us that you love.

She's

She's too cute again.

>> Yeah.

>> She's too cute again. That's good.

>> Alicia.

>> Oh, Jessie, you're incredible.

[cheering] I love the production on

that. I'm so glad the public brought you

back as the wild card. Well deserved.

WELL DONE.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> JESSIE, YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. I

loved the element of gymnastics, the

whole sort of video game thing. It was

fantastic. You did Ireland that

fabulously well for Ireland.

>> [cheering]

>> Well, you know what? Things have moved

on a lot from My Little Pony, haven't

they?

>> [laughter]

>> Now we've got you killing ninjas. And

just like the guy said, just in case 10

ninjas do attack your house tonight,

don't try this at home.

>> [laughter]

>> You know what I see? I see you now in a

TV series, maybe six of you, and you

could be like the pink ninjas who beat

everyone up and stab people. Loved it.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> And you could be you could be the

villain. The villain at the center of

it. No, it was a fantastic performance.

So glad you come back and I really want

to see if you can get your outfit in my

size cuz I think I'd look

really fantastic in that. But you did

brilliantly tonight. You should be very,

very proud of yourself. And what's the

song you're going to sing?

>> Um I'm going to sing Defying Gravity

from the musical Wicked.

>> Oh, wow.

>> [cheering]

>> That's a hard song.

Okay, well, good luck.

>> Something has changed [singing]

within me.

Something is not the same.

I'm through with playing [singing] by

the rules

of someone else's game.

Too late for [singing and music]

second-guessing.

Too late to go back to sleep.

It's time to trust my instincts, close

my eyes, and leap.

It's time to try

defying

gravity.

I think I'll

try defying

gravity, and you can't pull me

down.

>> That's a different girl from the one we

saw up on stage, yeah?

>> So if you can't find me,

look to the western

sky.

As someone told me lately,

everyone deserves a chance to fly.

And defying flying solo,

at least I'm flying free.

>> [music]

>> To those who'd ground me,

take a message back from me.

Tell them how

I'm

>> [singing]

>> defying

gravity.

I'm

flying [music]

high, defying

gravity. And soon I'll match [music]

them in renown.

And nobody,

in all of Oz, no wizard that there is or

was, is ever [music and singing] going

to bring

me down.

Bring me

down.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[screaming]

[music]

>> Bring me down.

>> [screaming]

>> BRING ME DOWN.

BRING ME

DOWN.

>> [music]

[cheering and music]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

>> OH GOD, YOU WERE SO

>> [screaming]

>> so

so amazing. Really really [cheering]

really I'm so excited to see her. It's

going to be brilliant.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> I peer

through windows,

watch life go by.

Dream of tomorrow

>> [singing]

>> and wonder [music] why

the past is holding me, [singing]

keeping [music] life at bay.

I wander lost in yesterday,

>> [singing]

[music]

>> wanting to fly

but scared

to try.

But if

>> [music]

>> someone

like you found someone

like me, then suddenly [music]

>> [singing]

>> nothing would

ever be the same. There'd be a new way

>> [singing]

>> to live,

a new life to love.

If someone

>> [music]

>> like you

found me,

>> [music]

>> if someone

>> [singing]

>> like you

found [music] someone

like me,

then suddenly

>> [singing]

[music]

>> nothing would

ever be the

same. My

heart would take wing,

and I'd [music] feel

>> [singing]

[music]

[singing]

>> so

unworthy

like you.

Love

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> Something has changed [music] within me.

Something is not the same.

I'm through with playing by

the rules

of someone else's [music] game.

Too late for second-guessing,

too late [music] to go back to sleep.

It's time to trust my instincts,

>> [music]

>> close my eyes, and leap.

It's time to try

to fly

>> [music and singing]

>> I think I'll

try to flying

>> [music]

>> gravity, and you can't pull

me down.

>> [singing]

>> So, if you can't find

me, look

to the western

sky.

>> [music]

>> As someone told

me,

everyone deserves a chance to fly

and defy [music]

gravity.

At least I'm flying free.

>> [singing]

>> To those who'd ground me, take a message

back from

>> [music]

>> me. Tell them how

>> [singing]

>> I

defy

gravity.

I'm flying

high,

defying

>> [music]

>> gravity. And soon I'll match

them in

infamy.

And nobody [music]

in all of Oz, no wizard that [singing]

there is or was, is ever [music] going

to bring

me down.

>> [music]

>> Bring me

down.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[cheering and applause]

[music]

>> Welcome everybody to the wild, wild

west.

>> I hit it with some toughness. Leave them

off this.

>> I'm on next.

>> Nah, I'm on one [music] next.

>> I got to just chill and stick to the

concept.

>> Chill.

>> Welcome everybody

>> in the magical world of Oz.

>> Have a great time.

>> What do we do in the world of

>> Do we bring [music] the vibe? Do we

bring the shine? Yeah.

>> You just just trying to make sure that

you hear loud.

>> I've been steady rocking on this spot

for a minute. All up in the kitchen

[music] making a future, you see?

>> Okay.

>> Competition missing. I don't really see

them stepping up. First of this, first

of that, must be cuz we running the

block.

>> Money we be

>> Running the block.

>> Earn respect.

>> Earn respect.

>> I earn respect.

>> Number one.

>> Underground.

>> Underground.

>> I guess what they really saying is the

moment [music] of truth.

>> What they ain't, no one wants to be your

boss.

>> Game on the clock.

>> We bringing body with the thought they

can't tear us down. Do it the Cali way.

[music]

>> We the best.

>> We don't want to let you know that we

don't want to rock your soul that we

don't want to discuss [music] the flow

like yeah, yeah, yeah.

>> I mean, wait.

In-K B

>> Yo.

>> They saying an 11-year-old shouldn't be

doing what you're doing.

>> What?

>> You going to watch the show, my boy?

>> All right, then.

Well, here's something I like in the

dance crew. I'mma try to spit some

meanest spit through the [cheering]

speakers. Let's do the money money money

money money money money money money

money money money money money money

money money money money money money

money money money money money money

money money money money money money

>> Somebody call out the rapping this kids

are rapping a mass destruction bullet

with some butterfly wings.

>> [music]

>> We got to stash the pockets, we got to

charge them and leave you with gas

reduction. So, WHEN WE BLOWING UP,

THEY'RE CALLING OUR GAS CAN

>> THAT I do take this beat one

everyone I know make a move so swift

smooth. Rhymes like this [music] color.

THIS IS THE LIFE THAT I CHOOSE.

>> WE don't want to let you know [cheering]

that we don't want to [music] rock your

soul that we don't want to discuss the

flow like yeah, yeah, yeah. We got good.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> We got good.

>> [music and applause]

[cheering]

>> We got good.

>> [music]

[cheering and screaming]

[music]

>> My god.

>> Somebody better call them.

>> [music]

>> You are that good.

>> Thank you.

>> Howie Yeah, they that good. And you you

you [music] are just

a superstar.

>> Thank you. Thank

>> [cheering]

>> you.

>> [screaming]

>> It's mesmerizing. You're stars.

>> Thank you.

>> Heidi

>> In-K B, I wish I was half as cool as you

are, really.

I mean, you're just so cool and both of

you are just so adorable [music]

together. I mean, it sounded great. I

loved it.

>> Yeah, thank you. Thank you.

>> I can't believe that you're 11 years

old.

You were born to do this. [music]

>> Thank you.

>> And you have the [cheering] coolest

daddy in the world.

>> Yeah.

>> I think you guys are going to go really

far in this competition.

>> Thank you. Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> I think

we have just seen what I call a moment.

Just the way you perform [music]

together, it was mesmerizing.

>> Thank you.

>> And I think you are going to be the face

of so many things because

you're so cool.

>> [cheering]

[applause and music]

>> All right, we're going to vote. Howie?

>> Yes.

>> Yes.

>> [cheering]

>> Seven years.

Yeah.

>> And that is your fourth yes.

>> [cheering and music]

>> Oh.

>> [music]

>> Hello.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> Hi, Dec.

>> [laughter]

>> What's your name, darling?

>> Aidan McCann.

>> Where are you from?

>> I'm from Ireland.

>> OH.

>> [cheering]

>> AND HOW OLD ARE YOU?

>> I'm 10 years old.

>> What is it that you're going to be

doing?

>> Uh today I'm uh

that that's annoying. My shoelace is

actually undone.

That's better.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> TODAY I'M GOING TO BE DOING SOME MAGIC.

I've been doing magic for

5 years and I usually perform in front

of my parents, my auntie Laura who

swears a lot.

>> Why does she swear?

>> Cuz she's so

My big dream is to win the 250k,

perform in front of the royal family.

I've only performed like I'm doing today

in front of my sister's teddies. She has

like 200. I said, "Molly, get all your

teddies. It's time."

>> [cheering]

>> Now, Alicia.

>> Hey.

>> I see that you've got a lot of nice

rings there. Can I borrow

that one, please?

>> This one? Okay.

>> Perfect. Actually, you hold on to that

for a minute. Right here, I actually

have a handkerchief. There's nothing in

it. I'll take your ring there.

Now, I'm going to put it in the

handkerchief.

Perfect. If you can just hold on to your

ring, please.

>> Okay.

>> All right. Now, I'll just move this

over. Now, Alicia, you're holding on to

your ring. You can still feel it, yes?

>> Yes.

>> Okay, well, just hold it up nice and

high. Okay, if I just grab it by the

corners, it's vanish.

>> Wow.

>> [cheering]

>> WHERE IS IT GONE?

>> [applause]

>> ALL RIGHT. NOW, SIMON, MY MOM told me

that if your birthday this year, you're

turning 80. So, I bought YOU A

>> [laughter]

>> GIFT.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO OPEN UP YOUR GIFT,

you can just take it out by the ribbon.

>> Okay.

>> Now, you can undo the ribbon and open

the box.

>> Thank you.

>> Watch. Watch, I got you a watch, Simon.

>> Well, that's a very nice watch.

>> [cheering]

>> Okay, would you like to put out your

left hand for me, please?

>> My left hand, okay.

>> Perfect. Now, I'm going to unscrew the

back of the watch.

Just like that. Now, in this watch is

something very special.

>> [cheering]

>> Amazing.

>> Alicia.

If you [screaming] could please take out

what's in there? watch.

>> Oh my goodness.

>> Wow, that's very good.

>> Alicia, is that your ring?

>> That is my ring.

>> [cheering]

>> Now, Alicia, they say to never do the

same trick twice, [music]

but today I feel like a rebel, so I'm

going to break that rule.

>> Okay.

>> Can I please have your ring again?

>> Okay.

>> Let's get my magic wand.

Okay, watch.

It's vanished. Now, Alicia, there's been

a lot of amazing magicians on Britain's

Got Talent, and a lot of them have done

slight of hand, okay? But today I'm

going to do something completely

different.

>> Okay.

>> And I call this slight of foot.

>> [laughter]

>> What?

>> What did you do?

>> Wow,

what is that on your shoe?

>> Oh my god, it's only shoelaces.

>> [cheering]

>> Oh my god, Alicia.

I want the ring.

>> There it is.

>> That is so annoying.

I can [cheering] do it, I can.

THANK YOU AND GOOD NIGHT.

>> [screaming]

>> TONIGHT, [applause and cheering]

I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE most spectacular

mind reading trick that you've ever

seen. Amanda, you're looking gorgeous

tonight.

>> Thank you.

>> In front of you, you should see that you

have an envelope, and inside that

envelope is a prediction that I sent to

the studios in London last week.

>> Okay.

>> I don't want you to open it yet, though.

Just guard it with your life for me,

please.

>> Guarding.

>> And Mr. David Walliams, do you think

it's possible that an 11-year-old child

can take control of your mind?

>> Yes.

>> [laughter]

>> Well, let's find out. Tonight, I brought

with me some of my finest artwork. Like,

forgot you don't like dinosaurs, David.

We'll put that to the back.

Oh, my bicycle. Don't worry, everybody.

It's a bit safer in Simon's. Hope you're

feeling better, Simon.

I mean, there's tons of different

pictures here. You get the idea. David,

so I'm going to place down one picture

at a time, and if you can just tell me

when to stop anywhere you want, please.

>> Stop.

>> Okay, David. Would you like the one in

my hand or the one on the table?

>> One on the table.

>> Okay, David. We'll take it and place it

right there. Now, David, if you'd chosen

this picture, you would have chosen,

let's see, oh, a picture of me and my

family.

And if you'd chosen this one, you would

have chosen, oh, me swimming. I love

that picture. [music]

Okay, let's see which picture you chose.

Me as a superhero, David. I love

superheroes. David,

in front of you, you should see that you

have an envelope, which I sent to you a

few days ago. Can you please open it up

and show everybody here what is inside,

please?

>> You as a superhero.

>> [applause]

[cheering]

>> Yes, it's me as a superhero.

But you know, it might look better with

some color. Right here, I have a

blindfold. It's a normal blindfold. In

fact, we can get someone from the crew

to come and check it. Hello, Robbie.

>> Hi.

>> You can go ahead, put that on you. Tell

everybody it's normal. It's normal,

amazing. All right. So, I'm going to

take off my glasses, all right? Not much

people have seen me without my glasses,

so you're all VIPs.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay,

Robbie.

Please, go ahead and tighten on the

blindfold, please.

Amazing. That's amazing. Thank you,

Robbie.

Okay.

David, our mission is to color in the

superhero picture super speedy. Are you

ready?

>> Yes.

>> Okay, in front of you you should see

that you have some markers. Pick up any

marker for me.

Now, can you please color in for me the

legs, please?

You're doing amazing, David. And

whenever you're finished, David, take

that marker and throw it away like THE

DIVA YOU ARE.

>> [laughter]

>> YOU THROWN IT AWAY, DAVID?

>> YES.

>> AMAZING. PLEASE, pick up another one and

this time color in

the cape for me, please. Color in the

cape, David. And you know, David, it's

all right. You can be a rebel, David.

You know, color outside the lines if you

need to.

And David, whenever you're finished, you

know what to do.

Have you thrown it away?

>> Yes.

>> Great. Please, pick up another marker.

This time, um I yeah,

which one maybe? Um

>> [laughter]

>> Maybe color in the top, please. Not the

A, David, just the top.

You're doing amazing, David.

And you know what to do whenever you're

finished that one, David.

>> Yeah.

Like the diva you are.

>> [laughter]

>> Have you thrown it away, David?

>> Yes.

>> Great. Please, pick up another one.

Anyone you like.

This time color in

the A this time, David. The A.

>> Finished.

>> David, you can throw it away again,

please.

>> [laughter]

>> Now, please pick up another marker.

Color in the shorts, please. Color in

the shorts.

>> Finished.

>> Great, you can throw it away again. Pick

up your last one, please, and color in

the

belt. Let's color in the belt.

>> Finished.

>> But don't throw it away. [music] Let's

drop it like a mic drop, like to pretend

you're a singer, like

>> [laughter]

>> Amazing. David, are you finished?

>> Yes.

>> Great, I'm going to take off my

blindfold.

Oh, wow, that is very bright.

>> [laughter]

>> Oh, it's nice to see again. David, for

the first time, please hold up your

picture so I can see it.

Wow, that is very colorful. That's very

different. Like we have

pink legs, orange shorts, a purple belt,

a red cape with a green top, and a blue

A. David, that is all so, so random that

no one here could possibly know how you

would have colored that in. It's a

one-off design by

David Walliams.

Okay, Amanda, for the first time, please

open up the envelope and show everybody

here what is inside, please.

>> Okay, I am opening [music] up the

envelope.

And I am showing you

Oh my goodness.

Wow.

>> Yes, it's me, the superhero, but I

colored it in.

David, you have the exact same picture,

even colored in the same, because I

predicted all along exactly how David

would color it in tonight.

>> Excellent.

>> But

just to absolutely prove that I knew all

along all of your choices tonight, check

this out. Hit it.

Pink [cheering] legs, David.

>> No.

>> Really? Pink legs.

>> Look at his little legs.

>> HI UP.

AIDEN THE SUPERHERO, LIVE from my

bedroom.

>> [music]

>> Hey everyone.

It's so awesome to be in the studio

tonight. But let me tell you, IT IS A

LOT BIGGER THAN MY BEDROOM.

DAVID.

David Walliams. The last time that we

met, I proved that we had some sort of a

connection, a very special connection.

Now, to make sure that we still have

that connection,

I'm holding four cards in my hand.

They're actually the four queens. Can I

please get you to name either black or

red?

>> Black.

>> Black? Okay, we'll get rid of black and

that leaves us with red. Now, can you

please name either hearts or diamonds?

>> Hearts.

>> Hearts? Okay, get rid of hearts that

leaves us with diamonds. You chose the

queen of diamonds. Watch.

>> Wow.

>> [applause]

>> David, I knew that you would choose the

queen of diamonds because look, it's the

only card that has a red back.

I

because it's the only card that actually

exists.

>> Wow, that's spooky.

>> David, if that doesn't prove that you

still have a connection, I don't know

what does. Can you please join me up on

stage so that I can dive deeper into

your mind?

>> Everyone give David a round of applause.

>> Thank you.

Thank you.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> Okay.

>> Thank you.

>> And one more way.

>> Where do I go?

>> If you can take a seat and relax because

I'm going to try and amaze you and

hopefully everyone at home. But first, I

need you to let your mind go blank.

>> That's very easy.

>> Wow, yeah, that that was actually very

quick. Okay.

In my pocket here,

I have a stack of words, action words,

things that we do, like jump,

smile. Oh, give us your best smile,

David.

>> [laughter]

>> Only laugh,

swim. We have tons here. You get the

idea. David, if you can please tell me

when to stop. Anywhere you want, please.

>> Stop.

>> You sure?

>> Yeah.

>> Amazing, amazing, David. Okay.

So, I'm going to give you this word.

Now, don't show anybody. What I want you

to do is if you can please look at it,

remember it, and lock it in your mind.

And wait here. Amazing. And when you're

done that, if you can please hide it in

your pocket.

Great.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

David, if I can please get you to sign

right here for me. I'll hold it. Just

right there.

>> Okay.

>> Thanks.

>> Makes a change from uh signing one of my

best-selling books. Well done.

>> Uh eBay.

Okay, everybody, there is David's

signature. Okay. Now, David, if I can

have that, please.

I want you to think of the word that you

picked a second ago because it's time to

read your mind.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay,

David, does your word have the letter A

in it?

>> Yes.

>> AMAZING.

>> [applause]

>> LOOK INTO MY EYES, DAVID.

>> [laughter]

>> YEAH,

strong connection here.

Okay.

David, does it have the letter T?

>> Yes, it does.

>> THAT'S BRILLIANT. [cheering]

I THINK I KNOW WHAT YOUR WORD IS. IF I

GET THAT WORD, wouldn't it be so

impressive?

>> Very impressive.

>> Okay.

>> [applause]

>> Ready.

I'm going to give you this word, okay?

Now, I don't want you to look at it. If

you can just hold it against your chest

there.

>> Okay, like that.

>> Amazing. Okay.

Now, before we do the reveal, David, I'm

going to ask you a few questions.

The word that you're thinking of, do you

do this every day?

>> Yes.

A lot.

>> [laughter]

>> Okay, David. Um, how much times a day do

you do this?

>> 17 or 18, probably.

>> And do you do this alone or sometimes

with others?

>> Alone, crying.

>> [laughter]

>> Mainly.

>> And David, final question. When was the

last time you did this?

>> I'm doing it right now.

Well, I just before I came on, actually.

>> [laughter]

>> I had a chocolate biscuit just to keep

me going. It could be a long night.

>> [laughter]

>> David, please tell everyone the word

that you're thinking of, please.

>> Say it out loud.

>> Yeah, the word that you're thinking of.

>> Eat.

>> Oh.

Eat?

>> Eat.

>> Really?

Oh.

Well, that's very embarrassing. Live on

Britain's Got Talent the finals.

Should have stayed in my bedroom.

>> [laughter]

>> David, for the first time, please show

everybody THE WORD THAT I WROTE.

>> YES!

WELL DONE.

>> THANK YOU!

DAVID, IF YOU COULD PLEASE GO BACK TO

YOUR SEAT.

>> THANK YOU.

>> Everyone give David a round of applause.

>> Thank you. [cheering and applause]

>> I did it again!

TWO THUMBS UP!

I DID IT AGAIN! THANK YOU AND GOODNIGHT.

>> [applause and cheering]

[screaming]

>> AND

AW.

>> OH MY GOD.

>> How excited are you guys?

>> Really

excited.

>> I can see that. You're smiling from ear

to ear. Tell me your names. Who are you?

>> Arteon, Paige.

>> Arteon.

>> just me or does this look like Heidi's

wedding photo?

>> It kind of does.

It kind of does.

It's true. It's a little mini me and a

little mini Sia.

What will you be doing for us today?

Will you be singing?

>> No.

>> Good.

>> What will you be doing?

>> Dancing.

>> Dancing.

>> Dancing.

>> [cheering]

>> Good luck, you two.

>> Thank you.

>> Oh my god.

Look at her go.

>> [cheering]

>> Oh, she's [applause] so good.

LOOK AT HER GO.

>> YEAH.

>> [music]

>> YES!

>> [music]

[music]

>> I LOVE THIS SONG.

>> [music]

>> What we do?

>> I want to do it again.

It was so good.

>> [music]

[screaming]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

>> You two are so well rehearsed. You swung

around. It did remind me of a Sunday

morning with Seal at home way back when.

>> Thank you. Thank

>> I loved it. I really loved it. How can

you buzz them?

>> I'll tell you why I buzzed you guys. I

like you. I think that you're talented,

but you need a lot more experience. And

that song, it's not fun, and I didn't

feel

>> It is a fun song.

>> And I didn't feel

>> [cheering]

>> Yeah, boo.

>> I just think you've got to put in the

experience, but you've got great

chemistry, the two of you.

>> [cheering]

>> And I love that you're still smiling,

even though he's so mean. He's grumpy.

He's very, very grumpy. Well, I loved

it, and I loved the song choice, and I

loved how happy you made me feel.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> What I loved not only your moves, but

your face. You are so expressive and so

exciting to watch and it just made me

smile the whole time.

And I actually did like the song. I

thought it was funny.

>> We We should play that in the in our

little dressing room to Simon really

loud.

Yeah. We're going to play it over and

over again, Simon, later.

>> We'll be

>> Let's vote. I'm going to kick it off

with a big fat yes.

>> [cheering]

>> AND I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU YOUR SECOND

YES.

>> [cheering]

>> SIMON.

>> Uh I know this isn't going to make me

very popular, [music] but I'm going to

say no for all the right reasons.

>> How are you?

>> You know what?

This is your third yes.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

>> Made it.

>> You made it.

>> Thank you.

>> Thank you.

>> Aw,

come here, girl.

>> [cheering]

>> I can feel you

>> [music]

>> watching over me.

Smiling over me.

Smiling [music] over

when I turn away.

You want to know how I feel.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> So long

you walk in my dreams.

I have this feeling

I'm lost in your dreams.

You walk in my dreams.

I have this feeling

>> [cheering and music]

>> I'm lost

in your dreams.

Show me your love.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering and music]

[cheering and music]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering and music]

[music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[applause]

>> So first I want to hear of course from

our guest judge.

>> I now understand why this show is the

biggest show in America because we get

to see incredible talent like what we've

just witnessed. You are amazing.

>> Thank you

so much.

Mel, what do you think?

>> You just made everybody shut up and

stand up and pay attention to you.

>> Thank you.

>> Completely. [cheering]

>> Howie.

>> Is this like your first dance at your

wedding? [music] I think it Everything

good.

I love you. I think you're amazing, but

I'm not as bowled over as as you two.

>> Oh, you're crazy. [music]

They're amazing.

>> Simon.

>> You went from annoying first time

to something actually really really

good, and it was fun.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> I think this is a real step up. Well

done.

>> Thank you.

>> I fell in love with you first time I saw

you. I love you again today. We still

have a lot of acts to see.

>> And only seven will go forward, but that

was already very very good.

>> Thank you.

Bye.

>> Bye.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

>> I'll be

>> [music]

[music]

[cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Hello!

DREAMERS AND STREAMERS AND THINGS, OH

MY!

WOAH! [cheering]

Mel B!

You two are just like lightning bolts.

As soon as you come on the stage, you

light everything up. You are brilliant

dancers. I love your synergy between

each other. And you, young lady, those

facial expressions get me time after

time after time. I loved it and I loved

the song. Well done. Heidi, what are you

thinking?

>> I think that the two of you are an

explosion

of talent. And you really you put me in

a

>> [cheering]

>> best mood.

You put the biggest smile on my face. I

love watching you two perform. I love

it.

>> Thank you.

>> Okay, now it's time to ask Papa. Simon,

what did you think?

>> Well, you know what? I have never been a

massive fan of these two, but what you

did tonight, again, on the Why are you

booing? I haven't even started talking

yet.

I thought it was a step up. You, sir, in

particular, I mean, I've never seen

anything like that from you again. I

don't think your partner's going to be

very happy with you when they watch it

back cuz you did steal a little bit more

of the limelight. But I tell you what

was good, it was a step up, which is

what we expected at this stage from the

performances we've seen before. So, well

done.

>> Thanks. And Howie?

>> [cheering]

>> Yeah, you know,

I think what you brought is what we

want. And I would imagine, I'm not in

everybody's living room in America, but

everybody, I would imagine, you put a

huge smile on people's face because you

were a joy, you are adorable, and that's

why we like being part of this show.

Only a few people are going through

tonight, so it's going to be really

tough, but you put a smile on her face,

and we all love watching you.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> So, Paige,

everybody is so happy, and the audience

was jamming and dancing. How are you

feeling right now?

>> Free, and I'm really thankful that I get

to be here at the live shows of

America's Got Talent in front of these

amazing judges.

>> Oh, look at that.

Give me one of those facial expressions.

Woo! Okay, good luck to both of you

guys.

>> Thank you.

>> Hi.

>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.

>> Thank you.

>> What's your name?

>> Um Maya Gough.

>> And how old are you, Maya?

>> I'm 12 years old.

>> It's a beautiful dress. I nearly wore

that dress today, actually.

Lucky I didn't. Um where abouts are you

from?

>> Um I'm from South Wales.

>> [cheering]

>> She seems sweet.

>> Who's with you today?

>> I got a lot of family with me today.

I've got my mom, my dad, my sister, my

auntie, my uncle, my grandma, my

grandpa, my cousins. Yeah, [laughter]

yeah.

>> So, all of Wales,

I guess you're going to sing for us

today.

>> Yes.

>> So, who's your biggest singing idol?

>> Um Whitney Houston. I'm singing a

Whitney Houston song today, and I just

love Whitney Houston.

>> Okay, well, we wish you all the best,

Maya.

>> Thank you.

>> [applause]

>> Shamone.

>> [singing]

>> my life.

Take me for all I

am.

>> [music]

>> Cuz I'll never change [singing]

all my colors for you.

Take my

>> [singing]

>> love. I'll never ask for too much.

Just all that you are [singing]

and everything that you do.

Oh.

I don't need to give you love you

>> [music]

>> very much further. I don't want to have

to go

where you don't follow.

I won't hold it back again. This passion

[music and singing] inside, I can't run

from myself.

There's no

way to hide.

>> [cheering]

>> Don't make me lie.

I [music] don't lie.

I don't want to

anymore.

>> [music]

>> Stinging in my eyes.

>> [cheering and screaming]

>> The feeling

of my mistake.

The feeling

of [music]

love walking away from me.

>> [singing]

>> I have nothing.

Nothing.

>> [music]

>> Nothing.

Cuz

you don't make me

>> [singing]

>> lie.

>> [cheering]

>> I don't want to

>> [music]

>> anymore.

>> [cheering]

>> Stinging in my eyes.

The feeling

of [cheering] my mistake.

>> [music]

>> The feeling

of love

walking away from me.

>> [music]

>> Love walking

>> [music]

[music]

[screaming]

[cheering]

[cheering and screaming]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Wow, where to start? I mean, [music] my

goodness. To get to those notes the way

you did was so impressive. And by the

end of that song you had me and that was

a fantastic audition.

>> [applause]

>> When it first started [music] I thought,

"Oh god, no. We've got an another little

girl who loves Whitney Houston so much

she's going to try and copy her." But

you're you're so sweet in that little

dress and your little arms flinging

around.

>> [cheering]

>> 12 years old.

Honestly, it was mind-blowingly

fantastic.

>> [music]

[applause and cheering]

>> Sometimes people ask why we have

children on Britain's Got Talent and

sometimes they are miles better than the

[music] adults. And you have been today.

I mean, the way you sang that song we we

we don't [cheering] have to take on

board that you're 12 years old. You

know, you really are a diva and you

really can hold our attention like any

adult singer we've ever seen on this

show.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Simon, Mayar, for all the right reasons

you're the one I'm going to remember

today.

>> [cheering]

>> You are someone to watch. Very, very

good.

>> [music]

>> Uh this is very easy, Maya. It's a yes.

>> [applause]

>> It's a yes from me, Maya.

>> It's a yes from me, Maya.

>> Four yeses, well then.

>> [music]

[music]

[applause]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Lost touch [music] with my soul.

[singing]

I had nowhere to turn.

I had nowhere to go.

Lost sight of my [music and singing]

dreams.

Thought it would be the end of me.

I thought I'd never make it through.

>> [singing]

>> I had no [music] hopes to hold on to.

I thought I would break.

I didn't know my own strength. And I

crashed down [music]

and I tumbled,

but I did not

crumble.

>> [singing and music]

>> I got through all this pain.

I didn't know my own strength. So my

focus now, my faith can be alive.

I pick myself back up,

hold my head up high.

I was not built to break.

>> [music]

>> I didn't know my own strength. There

were so many times I would have I get

thrown and battered.

Thought I couldn't [music] hold that. I

couldn't

take. I didn't know my own strength. And

I crashed down,

and I tumbled,

but I did not

crumble. [singing]

I got through all this pain.

I didn't know my [music] own strength.

>> [music and singing]

[screaming]

[music]

[singing]

>> I didn't know my own strength.

>> [singing]

[singing]

[applause]

[applause]

>> Why is it on, David?

>> Why is it on, David?

>> Why is it on?

>> David, OVER TO YOU.

>> [cheering]

>> INCREDIBLE. SO, YOU ARE HOW old are you

again?

>> 15 now.

>> Incredible. You've got such a big voice

for such a young girl, and you did

yourself proud tonight. You did your

family proud, and you did everyone in

Wales proud, as well, I'm sure.

>> [cheering]

>> Everyone there is rooting for you, as

they are around the country. And the

great thing is, if you win the

competition, you can get an extra leg

for that three-legged tortoise of yours.

>> [laughter]

>> Get a little animatronic one. You could

pay for it. I would. You will. I will.

Okay.

>> Of [laughter] course.

>> Excellent. That's nice.

>> I think you're such a pro. I mean, you

would never know that you haven't had

that much rehearsals. I mean, it was

fantastic from start to finish. The way

you controlled your vocals throughout

was really, really impressive, and you

hit those big notes. And honestly, for

your age, it's just so impressive.

You've got it. You've [cheering] got it.

>> [applause]

>> Well, I don't THINK YOU DO KNOW YOUR OWN

STRENGTH.

THAT'S THE POINT. I mean, when we

watched your little video there, you're

you you know, you're an ordinary little

girl with an ordinary family living in

an ordinary place and then something

extraordinary comes out of your mouth

when you sing and it was amazing. I mean

an absolutely incredible performance.

So, well done.

>> [applause]

>> So, you got tonsillitis

and you decide on live TV to sing one of

the hardest ever Whitney Houston songs.

I mean that takes guts. And you know

what? It worked.

>> [cheering]

>> It did.

I really YOU KNOW WHAT I LIKED about

[applause] your voice this time is that

I could actually hear you and what your

voice cuz you're from Wales, aren't you?

And I could hear that really nice kind

of Welsh lilt.

The control of the song was terrific.

I think you did fantastic.

Congratulations.

>> [screaming]

[applause]

>> Hello.

What's your name?

>> My name's Jack.

>> Jack. Jack

>> Carroll.

>> And how old are you?

>> 14. 14 years.

>> And tell me a little bit more about you.

>> Uh I'm a professional gymnast.

>> [laughter]

>> My name's Jack Carroll. I'm 14 and today

I'm going to be doing a bit of stand-up

comedy.

I've had

cerebral palsy

since since I was born.

And yeah, basically

still got it. Won't go away.

>> It's impossible for him to move around

without some kind of aid, either a

wheelchair or a walking frame.

>> [music]

>> That seems to be the least of his

worries. His big worries are whether his

jokes make people [music] laugh or not.

>> I use my cerebral palsy in my act

because in comedy a lot of times your

weaknesses are your strengths. It's like

the elephant in the room and then when

you mention it they go

and make them relax and enjoy the rest

of the funny jokes.

>> He wants to make people laugh and he

wants to make something of his life

[music] and yeah, I'm really proud of

him.

>> I'm not looking to help people in need

because I'm a horrible selfish

individual. But if people do find some

comfort or some inspiration from what I

do, then brilliant, bonus.

I'm never going to be

>> [music]

>> Usain Bolt, right? That that's sorted.

But maybe I I can focus on me strengths,

which is, you know,

bring joy to the world.

>> [music and applause]

>> All right, well, best of luck.

>> All right, cheers.

>> [applause]

[cheering]

>> Don't worry, I know what you're

thinking.

Harry Potter's [snorts] had a nasty

Quidditch accident.

>> [laughter]

>> Do you know what I can't stand? Sorry.

Sorry, let me re-emphasize. Do you know

what I can't stand?

>> [laughter]

>> But look on the bright side, I've never

had to queue at Disneyland.

>> [applause]

>> Now, just I'm just going to throw a

disclaimer out there. If I do get too

energetic, please stop me. I want to

keep my benefits.

Otherwise, otherwise, how would I HATE

THE JACUZZI?

>> [laughter]

>> I'M JOKING. I'M JOKING. It's a pool.

>> [applause]

>> I was uh I was at the

cinemas seeing the new James Bond film

the other day and it got me thinking,

you know, maybe I would have liked to

have had a go, you know, being James

Bond, but obviously I'm a bit inhibited.

Ah, Mr. Bond, I've been expecting you.

>> [cough and clears throat]

>> No lift.

Um

but this isn't the first Britain's Got

Talent event I've been to. I was

actually uh at the live tour in

Manchester, funnily enough, 2 years ago.

And the staff, they couldn't have been

more helpful, moving people out of the

way, getting us to a seat. And then when

we finally got there, the view was just

fantastic. And we sat down and my

sister, she tapped me on the shoulder,

turned around, and I'll never forget

this as long as I live. She said,

"Jack,

we are so lucky I'm disabled."

You cannot take her anywhere.

>> [applause]

>> Thank you very much. I've been Jack

Carroll. Goodbye.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[music]

>> He's got a standing ovation as well.

>> [music and cheering]

>> Right, Jack.

Uh I'm going to have to go to David

first of all. Jack, you are [music] a

comedy genius.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> I wasn't as funny as you are at 14. I'm

not even as funny now as you are at 14

years old. It was incredible. Every

[music] joke was a winner.

>> [cheering]

>> Jack, [music] you made me laugh before

the act even started and

>> I know I've got a funny face.

>> NO, YOU JUST

>> [laughter]

>> UM

>> [music]

>> JACK, the thing that that's great is

you're

Nobody feels sorry for you. You're

self-deprecating. You're hilarious. And

I think you've got a future. [applause]

>> [music]

>> Well, I I've got to tell you, Jack,

you've [music] got one of the most

refreshing attitude. You made fun, you

know, of what you've gone through,

um and you made it funny, which is

really, [music] really difficult. You've

just got an incredible personality.

And I'm really happy that I met you.

>> Thank you.

>> Call on for a yes.

>> [music and applause]

>> Okay, David, yes or no?

>> It's a gigantic yes.

>> Alesha.

>> 100% yes.

>> Amanda.

>> Yes for me, Jack.

>> Thank you.

>> Jack, [cheering]

you have

I think you know what's coming.

Four yeses.

>> [music]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Not the [applause] best gig I've ever

had.

>> Well done, that was [music] brilliant.

>> I love it.

>> He's like Billy Elliot.

>> Yeah, he's really funny.

>> We just don't have to take his age or

his cerebral palsy into consideration.

He's a really, really funny comedian.

>> Fantastic comments from the judges,

[music] four yeses, and a standing

ovation from the crowd.

>> Something that I can't do, I think.

You're just rubbing it in now.

>> [laughter]

>> What a great day.

>> Probably the best experience of my life.

>> [cheering]

>> So, Simon Cowell, are you any good yet?

You're not cheering when I take your

parking spaces, right? I'll say Tesco's.

But, um Britain's Got Talent semis, what

about THAT, EH?

>> [cheering]

>> SO, IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE. It's not the

first reality TV show I auditioned for.

I did audition for Strictly, but I heard

nothing back.

>> [laughter]

>> Apparently, Brucie don't think it's for

kids.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Dig at the rival show there. I'm proud

of myself.

>> [laughter]

>> Um I had a bit of trouble getting to the

venue tonight, actually. Uh my mom got

pulled pulled over by the police cuz we

were in such a rush. Uh and the

policeman said, "What are you doing?" I

said, "Well, you don't understand. I've

got to get to the Britain's Got Talent

live shows." He said, "What do you think

you are? Some kind of comedian?"

But I'm pleased to be here tonight for

for more than one reason. Um that reason

is I'm off school THIS WEEK.

YEAH.

AND UM

don't get me wrong. I do like school,

but it can be a very intimidating place.

Just the other day, I was walking

through the canteen, saw a mug on the

table. It said, "Robert's mug, hands

off." I thought, "It's really not my cup

of tea."

A pun there for you. Enjoy that cuz it's

the last one.

Um but the kids at school, they asked

me, you know, "What judges are you most

afraid of?" Probably have to be Judge

Dredd,

Judge Judy, and Judge John Deed. They're

the main ones out there.

Bit of gossip for you, actually, about

the judges. They're replacing Simon next

year with North Korean dictator Kim

Jong-un.

>> [laughter]

>> But

but they're not letting him press the

BIG RED BUTTON.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> UM

BUT BUT RIGHT, IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT,

THEY are very similar characters. One, a

tyrannical dictator who forces crocodile

tears from the eyes of his subjects. The

other, the leader OF NORTH KOREA."

>> [applause]

>> UM

THERE'S ALSO BEEN A LOT OF talk in the

press recently about the Britain's Got

Talent contract, and I've got to say

it's really nothing. And I've got to say

that because it's in the small print of

my contract.

>> [applause]

>> UM

BUT BEFORE BEFORE I LEAVE you tonight,

can I just say whatever happens, I've

really enjoyed my time I'm here. I'm at

the show. I'm in I'm in London. And in

London, I've been walking around a lot

of the tube stations seeing a lot of

people collecting for charity. And I do

try and do my bit for charity. I mean,

I'm no Sir Bob Geldof, but I do try and

do my bit. And uh I've recently started

collecting some money for Scope, but

then I figured

cut out the middle man.

THANK YOU FOR THAT.

>> [applause and cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> OH, I'M ON NOW. I DID I I DIDN'T hear

the introduction.

Right.

So, before I start, can I just say my

first joke, I was going to run on and

throw some eggs. That's been ruined.

>> [cheering]

>> Um so, it begins.

Um I'm a little bit nervous tonight,

actually. I I was going to ask the

judges to turn the chairs round, but

then again, that format have never work.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> Yeah, no. I've just lost a few votes

from fans of The Voice there.

Um no, but don't get me wrong. I do like

the voice and uh one of the judges is

Tom Jones. And one day he's so old that

I'm afraid they'll turn the chairs round

and they'll have nodded off.

>> [laughter]

>> FINAL OF BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT, EH?

YES,

WE'RE ON.

But great year last year for Britain.

Made me feel very proud to be British

and

what with the Olympics and everything

and lot of people were saying, "Oh, you

know, how are we going to pay for it?

What's going to happen?" And may I just

say Greece as an example. They hosted in

2004 and they're pretty much okay,

AREN'T THEY?

>> [applause]

>> AND there's also been a lot of talk

about who's going to buy the Olympic

Stadium. Apparently, Simon Cowell's put

a bid in. He's looking to downsize.

Not such a great year last year for

horses what with the horse meat scandal.

Oh,

I don't

I don't like that term

cuz a scandal implies something sordid.

It's not like they found a load of

horses in a nightclub toilet with a load

of B-list celebs.

>> [laughter]

>> But they've actually changed the phrase

horses for courses in the wake of the

scandal. It's now horses for main

courses.

>> [applause]

>> What do you say to a horse before a big

race? Cuz you can't exactly tell it to

break a leg, can you?

>> [laughter]

>> I think it's abhorrent that they destroy

horses just for breaking the legs. Put

them to good use and stick them in the

Paralympic dressage.

>> [applause]

>> Like

I'm so pleased to be here tonight, you

know, for for everyone who voted for me

a couple of weeks ago and you know,

everything. I've just had a great time

and how I can go from you know, people

not knowing who I am for to people

asking me to do adverts and uh

Obviously I said no cuz I hate it when

comedians do adverts. It makes me sick.

That's why I use BACKACHE SICKNESS

TABLET.

>> [applause]

>> I'VE I'VE ALSO HAD A LOT OF people on me

on the street coming up to me and you

know, some of them says things like,

"Oh, you've just got funny bones."

It's a very serious medical condition

actually.

Thank you. GOOD NIGHT.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering and screaming]

>> WELCOME TO AMERICA'S GOT TALENT.

>> THANK YOU SO MUCH.

>> What's your name and how old are you?

>> My name is Merrick Hanna and I just

turned 12 years old.

>> Well, welcome Merrick Hanna.

>> Thank you.

>> [laughter]

>> And what are you going to be doing for

us today?

>> Today I'm going to be dancing for you.

>> And who influences you when it comes to

your dance style?

>> Definitely my grandma.

>> Really?

>> Cuz she's 80 years old and she takes

four dance classes a week.

>> Oh my god.

Now, we do see a lot of dancers on

America's Got Talent. What is going to

make you different from everybody else?

>> Well, I'm kind of impersonating a robot

that's kind of broken and floppy.

Pretty much.

>> Okay, great. Looking forward to it. Good

luck.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> Here's to my

old friends.

I miss [singing]

you every day.

I miss you every day.

For you to heal my

soul,

>> [singing]

>> but smile my brave face.

But a smile [singing] my brave face.

Let's mock

>> [singing]

>> the real world.

I meant [music] we're too young

to fall for girls.

We're too young

>> [singing]

>> to fall for [music] girls.

So, here's [singing]

to the old

times.

I miss

them every day.

I miss them every [singing] day.

You

there

so long,

you come home now

>> [singing]

>> and

talk of all the

beauty and how they

might last forever [singing]

together.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Simon, what did you think of that?

>> Merit, this to me, honestly, was one of

the best dance performances I've ever

seen on this show.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> And I'll tell you why.

You would be someone I would put in a

pop video in a heartbeat to actually

tell the story of a song.

Uh, it's fantastic. It's so smart, so

clever, so current. Well done, Merit.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> So much.

>> Howie, what did you think of that?

>> I don't think that anyone has come on

this stage and so clearly has told a

story that elicits that kind of emotion.

When that robot died, I actually got

like teary and I went, "Oh my god, why

am I teary? He's just dancing." You're

amazing.

>> Oh my god.

Heidi, what did you think? [cheering]

>> I absolutely loved it, too. And there

are so many adults on the stage that

trying to do what you are doing and you

are better with 12 years old.

>> Thank [cheering] you so much.

You know, I think everybody on the panel

has said it all apart from saying that

you are absolutely incredible.

>> [cheering]

>> Let's vote.

Simon.

>> Well, I tell you what I'm going to do

tomorrow. I have my record label staff

arriving. I'm going to show them this

video in terms of something I've seen

which I actually think is meaningful and

new. So, it's your first yes from me.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

>> Howie.

>> Tomorrow, I'm going to show this tape to

my wife.

It's not going to help you, but I just

want to show a tape, too.

I'll give you a second yes. That'll

help.

>> [cheering]

>> And I'm going to show this tape to my

children. I'm going to say, "Get off

that iPad and start dancing." You're

going to get your third yes from me.

And I'm going to give you your fourth

yes. See you in the next round. You

young man are incredible.

>> [cheering and music]

[cheering]

[screaming]

>> Thank you so much.

>> You usually don't see a single dancer,

>> [applause]

>> you know, being able to tell a whole

story.

>> [laughter]

>> He's amazing.

>> Congratulations, [music] and we will see

you in the next round.

You're welcome. Give me a hug.

Hello, Merrick.

>> Hi.

>> Hi. So nice to see you again.

>> Thank you.

>> How are you feeling today?

>> A little bit nervous, but mostly just

excited.

>> I'm going to keep my fingers and toes

crossed for you.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> I loved this guy on his first audition.

I really liked Yeah, I thought he's

terrific.

>> He looks like a robot. I [music] bet

that's what he's going to want with his

a million dollars.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering and applause]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> I really, really loved your first

audition. I think the song choice first

time was much better.

But the way that you managed to tell the

story within your performance makes you

different, relevant, cool. I like you.

>> [cheering]

>> Howie. [applause]

>> The story in your facial expression,

your body movement is so right on and so

exact. There's so many good people, but

I I'll fight for you.

>> Thank you. [cheering]

>> It is tough today. 20 [music] acts,

which you are one of them, and everyone

is so good. So, let's see how it goes. I

wish you good luck.

>> Thank you.

>> Thanks, Mel.

>> [applause]

>> What up?

>> [music]

>> I feel like it's extra hard today.

There's a lot of good ones today. Do you

think you're close to the live shows?

>> Maybe.

>> Maybe?

>> We'll just have to wait and see.

>> Okay, let's hold our breath. 1 2 3.

>> [music]

>> Listen up, everyone. We're going to call

some numbers out.

>> doing a quick interview with you for

about 5 or 10 minutes before you go on

stage.

>> So, I'll look at you the entire time,

not at the camera.

>> Okay.

>> So, just say action, I'm ready.

>> Action.

>> Okay, so nice big smile. Tell me your

name, your age, where you're from, and

how long you've been playing the piano.

Can you do that for me?

>> Yes.

Okay, I'll put it down in a fewer words.

My name is Adrian Romoff. I'm 9 years

old and I'm from Atlanta, Georgia.

>> What are you going to do for us today,

Adrian?

>> to play piano.

I also have another talent. I'm very

good at science.

But, you know, you can't be a doctor at

age five, correct? You can be a

musician, though.

>> What kind of music do you play?

>> That is a loud buzzer.

Nothing can be completely perfect

because you're not a robot.

You don't We don't need another machine

in our world. We already have a bunch of

that. We need more emotions.

When I play piano, I I express my

feelings and I express them with the

audience.

>> And see that's why there will never be

such thing as a piano-playing robot.

>> All right, man. GO HAVE FUN.

>> [cheering]

>> HI THERE.

>> HELLO. WHO ARE YOU?

>> I'm Adrian.

>> And how old are you, Adrian?

>> I'm 9 years old.

>> You're 9 years old.

And you will be doing what for us today?

>> playing piano.

>> And how long have you been doing that?

>> For about um

since I was a little boy.

>> Oh, since you were a little boy.

>> Since you're as old now.

>> In what grade are you in right now?

>> Eighth grade.

>> Eighth grade?

>> I skipped five grades.

>> I was going to say.

>> I'M LIKE,

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> ME, TOO.

>> [applause]

>> IT'S IT'S OKAY to brag.

>> How come you skipped so

>> the truth.

>> No, I I But why? How? How come? You're

that smart?

>> Well, according to reality, yes.

>> According to reality.

>> So, how many

>> You're going to be in college in 3

years?

>> Oh Oh, yes. But I already did ninth

grade, so I'm skipping to 10th grade

next year.

>> So, 2 years you'll be in college.

>> That's correct. [cheering]

>> One more thing I want to know. How many

hours a day do you practice?

>> Um Um I don't really look at the clock,

but um

>> [laughter]

>> even though we have one right in front

of me, but um No, not there, AT HOME.

>> YES.

>> [laughter]

>> WELL, YOU SEE, WE'RE ALL VERY intrigued

by you already.

>> Yeah.

>> You won us over already, so now win us

over with your music.

>> Yes.

>> Good luck to you.

>> [cheering]

[applause and cheering]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Oh my

>> Are you exhausted now?

>> Oh my god.

>> I'm exhausted from this.

>> [panting]

>> Well, you'd be even more cuz I was the

viewer doing this.

>> I am utterly and thoroughly confused.

I wasn't really sure what was going on

up there. How much of that was you, how

much of that was track. I was totally

confused.

>> I would love to play another song.

>> Yes.

>> Yes. Yes.

>> [cheering]

>> I can TELL.

>> YES. I CAN TELL.

>> BECAUSE THAT WAS

>> OKAY, GO AHEAD.

>> YES, GO AHEAD.

>> I wouldn't mind. [cheering]

>> Do another one.

>> [applause]

[cheering]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[applause and cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

>> Adrian, so you know where I said I was

confused, now you've cleared my

confusion and

>> [cheering]

>> Yeah.

It's very good that you did that.

And I'll tell you why. You know what

it's interesting for a kid your age to

play so well and and you're you're a

personality. Really good job.

>> Thank you.

Thank you.

>> You know what I think that your act is?

It's not just about playing the piano.

It's about talking to the audience cuz

man, you you had me at hello basically.

>> [cheering]

>> I can listen to you all day. I could.

>> I got

>> I really can.

>> I have never

>> provide you with enough songs.

>> Can I just say something? You are the

future. You are absolutely brilliant.

When you play, you live that music. I

see coming through your body. You are so

far beyond your years. You know what?

England has Harry Potter, we have you.

>> [cheering]

>> I'm going to start it off with a big

yes. Yes.

Yes

for me.

>> Wow. Wow.

>> [cheering]

>> Fantastic.

Thank you.

Amazing.

>> Give your mama a good old kiss.

That kid is genius. Not only talented,

but he's a genius.

>> That was ridiculous.

>> We invited him back. He'll probably end

up on the moon before he comes back

here.

>> So how do you celebrate?

>> [music]

>> Um we'll see.

>> A math problem or something like that?

>> Extremely hard one.

>> [laughter]

>> Sounds exciting.

>> What a great way kick-start the

afternoon.

>> What's your name?

>> Um my name's Jasmine Elcock.

>> Jasmine, how old are you?

>> Um I just turned 14 two days ago.

>> Oh, happy birthday.

>> Thank you.

>> Who've you brought with you?

>> Um I've got my dad with me here today

and my mom.

>> Brilliant. Well, this is 2 minutes that

could really change everything. So, good

luck.

>> much. Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> No matter how hard I try,

you keep pushing me aside and I can't

break through.

There's no [singing] talking to you.

>> Aw, she's got [cheering] a great voice.

>> So sad

that [singing] you're leaving.

It takes time

to believe it. [singing]

>> [music]

>> But after all that's said and done,

you're going to be the lonely [singing]

one. Oh, oh.

Do you believe [music]

in life after love?

>> Come on, girl.

>> Great.

>> I can feel something inside me saying,

"And I really don't think you're strong

[singing] enough for now."

Well, I don't need you anymore.

No, I don't need you anymore.

>> [screaming]

>> Do you believe

in life after love?

>> [screaming]

>> Please turn your mic up.

>> I can feel something inside me saying

and I really don't think you're strong

enough for love.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Do you believe

in life

after love?

I can feel something [music] inside me

saying

and I really don't think you're strong

enough for

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Oh wow.

Oh wow.

>> [music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[cheering]

>> Really amazing.

Fantastic.

Fantastic.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Well done, guys.

>> Oh god, it's got to be really emotional.

>> I think you deserved that.

>> Oh, thank you. Thank you.

>> You know what?

I was at one point losing the will to

live, thinking maybe all the talent has

gone. And now you come back, little

thing, with such a great voice, so

charming.

I'm going to tell you

I think this country is going to totally

fall in love with

>> For so many reasons, that [music]

audition moved me so much.

I've never been this much of a mess on

the show. Literally. Oh my goodness.

I hope all your dreams come true.

[music]

You deserve it.

You really do.

>> Wow.

Oh, delicious.

>> Well done, guys.

>> [music]

>> Oh, thank you so much.

>> [music]

>> Well done, Yasmin.

>> [cheering]

>> What have you just done, Yasmin? What

have you just done?

>> What did you do?

>> Do you know what you did?

Come here.

>> Oh my gosh,

thank you.

>> Well done. Come here, dad.

This is your daughter.

>> Sunlight comes creeping [music] in,

illuminates our skin. We watch the day

go by. [singing]

Stories of all we did.

It made me [music] think of you. It made

me think of you.

>> [singing]

>> Oh, lights go [music] down

in the moment we

lost [music and singing] and found.

I just want to be

by [singing] your side.

>> [music]

>> If these wings could fly.

>> [singing]

>> For the [music] rest of our lives.

>> [singing]

[music]

[music]

>> If these wings could fly.

>> [music and singing]

>> All lights go down.

In the moment [music] we lost and found.

>> [singing]

>> I just [music] want to be

by your

side.

If these wings [music and singing]

could fly.

All lights [music] go down.

In the

moment we lost

>> [music and singing]

>> I just want to be

by your side.

>> [music]

>> If these wings could [singing] fly.

>> [cheering]

>> Come on.

>> [cheering]

>> Come here.

>> [applause]

>> Come here.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> You with the sad

>> [music]

>> eyes.

Don't be discouraged, [singing] though I

realize

>> [music]

>> it's hard to take courage in a world

full of people. You can lose [singing]

sight of it all in the darkness [music]

of you, can make you feel so small.

[singing]

But I see your true colors

shining through.

I see your true [singing]

[music] colors.

That's why I love you. So don't [music]

be afraid

to let them show.

Your true colors,

>> [singing]

>> true colors

are beautiful,

like a

>> [singing]

>> rainbow.

Show [music] me your smile,

then.

Don't be unhappy. [music and singing]

Can't remember when I

last saw you laughing.

If this world [music] makes you crazy,

and you've taken all [singing] you can

bear, you call me up.

Because you [music] know I'll be there.

And I see your true

colors shining

>> [music and singing]

>> through.

I see your true

colors.

>> [singing]

[music]

>> That's why I love

you. So don't be afraid

to let [music and singing] them show.

Your true

colors,

true colors

>> [music]

>> are beautiful,

like a

rainbow. [cheering]

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Come here. So beautiful. [cheering]

>> How are you doing?

>> Excitedly nervous.

>> I'm to hang out with your parents and

you go make them laugh.

>> All right.

>> Go get to it.

>> [music]

[applause]

>> Hi.

>> Welcome to America's Got Talent. What's

your name and how old are you?

>> I am Lori Mae Hernandez and I'm 13 years

old.

>> 13 years [cheering] old. What are you

going to be doing for us today?

>> I'm going to be doing stand-up comedy.

>> Wow.

>> How are you?

>> How long have you been doing stand-up?

>> About 3 years now.

>> How did you start?

>> Um

well,

uh

My dad, uh he got Bell's palsy and

it started to become hard for my dad to

smile.

I used to be extremely shy.

My biggest fear was talking.

A lot of people didn't even know the

sound of my voice, honestly.

I always looked up to my [music] dad. He

just knows how to make everyone feel

comfortable and everyone

laugh.

About

3 years ago,

my dad got Bell's palsy.

Half of your face just stops working.

He couldn't drive, he couldn't read, he

couldn't smile. I was terrified.

But my goal [music] was to make him

smile.

I started writing jokes for him.

He just sat there and listened to them

every day [music] for a year.

Then one time I told him a joke and he

smiled.

>> [music]

>> It It was like I had my dad back again.

And

I felt like I helped heal him.

>> [music]

>> You're amazing and I I think that when

they see you, they're going to love you.

Proud of you.

>> [music]

>> Once I started telling jokes, I'm just

more confident with myself, and

he always tells [music] me,

"If you have a dream, go for it."

Here I am.

>> [applause and music]

>> Well, I'm really looking forward to

this. Good luck.

>> Okay, thank you.

>> All right.

>> [applause]

>> America's Got Talent. This is amazing. I

wouldn't have missed this for all the

world. I even turned down a really big

job to be here.

Yeah, have you ever seen Disney Channel?

Well, I was going to babysit two little

girls that really like Disney Channel.

>> [laughter]

>> Let's talk about that for a minute. I am

not a high school graduate. I haven't

even been to high school. I don't have a

driver's license. I can't even sit in

the front seat. I'm still on safety

scissors, people.

>> [laughter]

>> But you are going to leave your beloved

child, the one who is carrying on your

name to the next generation,

with me.

>> [laughter]

[cheering]

>> My only qualification

to be a babysitter

is that I used to be a baby.

I mean, that's crazy. That's like

saying, "Hey, you're sick a lot. You

want to BE MY DOCTOR?"

>> [laughter]

>> OR WEREN'T YOU THE HOST OF A reality

show? You want to be president of the

United States?

Thank you, everyone.

>> [music]

>> Wait a second.

>> [music]

>> Mom and

>> [cheering]

>> You know what, Lori?

There's something about you. You're

really, really funny.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> Naughty

little miss innocent there, but actually

you're not, and that's why I really like

you.

>> Thank you.

>> You wrote all that stuff yourself?

>> Yes.

>> Yeah. You could be maybe the next Tina

Fey someone, Lori, you know?

>> Thank you.

>> Heidi, I love the confidence that you

have. I love that you write your own

materials. I love that you throw in some

current events.

Great job.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> You know what? I'm just going to put it

in a nutshell. You've just got it.

You've got that special it. That was

brilliant, absolutely brilliant.

>> Thank you.

>> Howie?

>> Truthfully, people who don't know me, I

was shy. I had a horrible time when I

was your age. I talk about today,

everything I've ever been expelled for,

[music] punished for, hit for, is what I

get paid for. I didn't have the

wherewithal at your age to put together

material, to deliver material. What a

gift you are. I love everything you did.

You made us smile. You made us laugh.

You're an inspiration.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> So, let's vote. Howie?

Heidi?

>> Yes.

>> Simon?

>> Million percent yes.

>> Four yeses.

>> [music]

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Congratulations.

>> Thank you.

>> How's it feel?

>> Amazing.

>> I liked her voice.

>> I liked [music] her voice, her laugh,

her style, everything.

>> I think just seeing things from her

viewpoint in life is funny.

>> You work hard. I'm so proud of you.

That was a

>> Hi.

Hello.

>> Hi.

>> What's your name?

>> I'm Lea Barnable.

>> Nice to meet you, Lea. How old are you?

>> 14.

>> 14? So, who've you brought along with

you today?

>> Um my mom, um my dad, and my brother,

and my auntie, who are somewhere in the

audience.

>> [laughter]

>> And where are you from?

>> I'm from Ireland.

>> Is this your first time on a big stage?

>> Um well, I've been on a few stages, but

nothing like this.

>> What would it mean to you to win?

>> It would mean so much. I wouldn't

I I can't even imagine how much it would

mean. Like it would just be everything

that I've wanted my whole life.

>> Lea, do you think you could win the

show?

>> Um I have as much chance as anybody

else, but I think that there's always

someone better than you.

>> Okay. Well, we wish you the best of

luck.

>> Thank you.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> Woo!

>> Guido vil [singing] mar e lucica

e tira forte

il vento

>> [singing]

>> su

na vecchia trazza davanti al golfo di

Sorrento.

>> [singing]

>> Un uomo abbraccia na ragazza dopo che

aveva [singing]

pianto.

Poi si scordati [music]

la voce e ricomincia

il canto.

>> [music and singing]

>> Ti voglio

>> [music]

>> ma tanto tanto

Io non

>> [cheering]

[singing]

[screaming]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Thank you.

>> They're all up. They're all up on their

feet as well.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering and music]

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

>> Thank you.

>> [music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[music and singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[cheering]

[applause]

[music]

[music]

>> Something always [singing]

brings me back to you.

It never takes [music and singing] too

long.

No matter what I say [singing] or do,

I still feel you here till the moment

I'm [singing and music] gone.

Set me free. Leave me. Leave me.

I don't want to fall in love [singing]

the moment into your gravity.

Here I am

>> [singing]

>> and I

stand

so tall just the way I am supposed to

be, but you're on [music] to me.

And all

over

>> [singing]

>> me.

I live here on my knees as I

try to make you see that

everything I [music] think I need here

[singing] on the ground.

You're neither friend nor foe, though I

can't seem to let you go.

One thing that I still know is that

you're keeping me

down.

>> [screaming]

[music]

>> You're keeping me

>> [music]

>> down.

>> [music]

>> You're on to me. [singing] You're on to

me all

over.

Something always [singing]

brings me back [music] to you.

It never takes two.

Oh.

>> [singing]

[cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> Look at you. Come here.

Kisses, kisses.

>> [cheering]

>> Come here.

>> Heidi, I was watching you. I thought you

so good. I just saw your face.

>> I am. I mean, I just want you to know

that I stand 100% behind you and you

made me so very proud. Thank you so

much.

>> And I I mean, I have to say I did hear

sometimes that your nerves kind of went

away with it, but you reined it back in.

You The tone, the texture of your voice

is so special and so beautiful. We do

have a lot of singers on the show, but

you don't always recognize their voice.

I do believe that you have a very, very

special and very recognizable voice. So,

you should be very proud of what you've

just done.

>> Thank you.

You only [cheering]

>> I'm so happy that I made you proud.

>> No, of course. No, because you know

what? You're only 13 years old and it

also feels to me like every word that

you sing, you are actually understand

every word that you are singing. So,

thank you for that. Well done.

>> [cheering]

>> Simon.

>> And Angelica.

Well, well, well, well, well. Look,

there are times, you know, when we sit

here, cuz how old are you? 13 years old?

Okay, so and I'm kind of thinking, what

do I really want to say? And what I

really want to say is it doesn't matter

whether you're 13, 23, 33, you just have

an amazing voice, Angelica. And I And

the biggest compliment I can pay you is

that when I was listening to the song, I

I believed that it was your song, that

you weren't singing somebody else's song

and I thought you controlled the song

really well. Congratulations.

>> Thank you so much.

>> Mel B. [cheering]

You know, I

I do think that music is everything and

it really speaks to people. And what you

just did then is going to speak to

everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone.

You are amazing.

>> Thank you.

>> are.

>> I see these tears These eyes tearing up.

What are you feeling right now with all

this good feedback?

>> It's just always been a dream for me to

perform here and it's coming true and I

I swear to you, I can't believe it.

>> It is true, not coming true. Good luck

to you, Angelina. Good luck.

>> Hello.

>> 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.

>> nervous and excited.

>> you think when you woke up this morning?

>> I was like, "Oh my days."

Is this even real? So, pinching myself.

Ooh, this isn't real. I can't be doing

this. Yeah.

>> What a great personality.

>> [applause]

>> 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 but I my mom and my dad, they

helped me get through that, which is why

I'm here today. So.

>> [cheering]

>> Okay, my darling. Well, good luck. This

is your moment.

>> Thank [cheering] you.

>> She's so cute.

>> [applause]

[music]

>> Left two good child [singing] in the

city.

Working for the [music] man every night

and day. [singing]

And I never lost one minute of sleep.

Yeah, right now worry about the way that

things might have been.

Big wheels keep on turning. [singing]

Burning,

keep on

>> [music]

>> burning.

and we rolling.

>> Yeah.

>> Rolling, yes.

Yeah, we rolling on [singing] a river.

The river.

>> YEAH.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> SAID I LOST A GOOD

JOB IN THE CITY.

WORKING FOR the man every night and day.

And I never lost a minute of sleep

worrying about [music] the way things

might have been.

Big wheel keep on turning.

Proud Mary

keep on

rolling.

>> [music]

>> Come on in.

>> Yeah, we rolling on the river.

Rolling.

Rolling.

Yeah, we

rolling on the river.

The river.

>> [music]

[music]

>> She's got a fast

>> clean little place down in Memphis.

Home to lot of taste down in New

Orleans.

>> [music]

>> But I never saw the good side of the

city till I hitched a ride

on the river boat.

Big wheel keep on

>> [music]

>> turning.

Proud

Mary keep

rolling.

>> [music]

>> Rolling.

Yeah, we

rolling on the river.

>> [music]

>> Yeah,

we rolling.

Rolling.

Rolling on the river.

[music and singing]

Yeah.

>> [screaming]

[cheering]

>> Rolling on the

river.

>> [music]

[screaming]

[music and applause]

>> Look at that.

Oh.

>> [cheering]

[applause and music]

>> Thank you.

Wow. Wait. Wow. Fay.

David.

>> Yeah, it was all right.

I mean, I mean, just occasionally and

and it is very occasionally on this show

someone comes on the stage you think

they are born to be a superstar.

>> Thank [cheering] you.

>> [music]

[applause]

>> You know what I love about you, Fay, 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

[music] 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]

[music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

>> Look at that.

Go on, Daddy.

>> [cheering]

>> It was like Tina Turner had should back.

Remember what I said, with you you could

sing the phone book.

>> But my heart is breaking.

>> You enjoy every moment.

Hello dad.

>> Hey, well done.

Hey, she's amazing. Thank you very much.

>> That was such an amazing audition.

>> Thank you so much Simon.

>> It's 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. [music]

And when you're as good as you are, you

win.

You know, it kind of gives you that

strength [music] and determination. So

if anyone ever says anything negative,

remember this moment. Okay?

>> Thank you so much Simon.

>> It's an absolute pleasure to meet you

both. You're a star.

[cheering and screaming]

>> [cheering]

>> Come here. Come here. Well done. Well

>> You can have

all the money in your hands.

All the possessions

anyone could ever have.

But it's all worthless

treasure.

True worth

is only measured not about to God,

but what you got in your [music] heart.

>> [singing]

>> You can have

You can have everything.

BUT WHAT DOES IT

What does it mean?

It all

means nothing

>> [cheering and music]

>> if you don't stand up for something.

You can't [music] just talk the talk.

You got to walk that walk.

Yes, you do.

>> [music]

>> It all means

nothing

if you don't stand [music] up for

something.

>> [singing]

>> And I'll stand

up for you.

>> [music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[singing]

[music and singing]

[music and singing]

[cheering]

[music]

[music]

[applause]

>> Hi, what's your name?

>> My name is Chase Barnes.

>> And how old are you, Chase?

>> I'm 13 years old.

>> 13 years old, wow.

Who you here with?

>> Uh my mom and my dad and got family and

friends in the back.

>> [cheering]

>> Okay.

>> [applause]

>> Tell me a little bit about yourself.

>> Um well, I'm 13 years old. I live on a

farm.

>> Are you involved in the farming?

>> Uh not much.

Yeah, so I've been drumming since I was

four. And recently, about 2 years ago, I

taught myself how to play guitar.

>> Oh, wow.

Fantastic, [cheering] Chase.

>> I love the fact he taught himself. no.

And what is the dream?

>> Oh, okay.

Uh the dream is to play on a world stage

and make people happy.

>> Aw.

>> Wow.

>> [applause]

>> Are you nervous?

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> Good luck, young man.

>> Thank you. I appreciate it. [cheering]

>> You got this, Chase.

>> [cheering]

>> Let's go, Chase.

>> He looks like a pop star.

>> Yeah.

>> Mhm.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

>> Yeah.

>> [music]

>> I wish I could say

I love you.

>> [cheering]

>> I wish I could say

face to face.

And just [singing] because I didn't meet

you

doesn't mean I don't [singing]

miss you.

>> Sorry.

Okay. Okay.

I hate to do this.

>> [cheering]

>> Um

I didn't love the song.

However,

I like you.

Have you got another song?

>> I [cheering] do. Yeah.

>> Okay.

>> [applause]

>> You got this.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Wow.

You know, you remind me of a of a young

Justin Bieber.

Wow, yeah.

>> [cheering]

>> Sophia.

>> I mean, I know it's nerve-wracking to be

on this stage, but I thought that it was

better the second song. Simon always

knows how to stop it and make it better.

I think the girls are going to go crazy

with you.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you so much.

>> [applause and music]

>> I mean Chase, you're 13, right?

>> Yes.

>> You you were great. You're a diamond in

the rough. You have so much potential,

[music] but I can see your nervousness.

You're not quite there yet for me.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Let me start voting. It's a yes.

>> Thank you.

>> Yeah, I'm going to give you your second

yes.

>> Thank you. Thank you so much.

>> All you need is three.

>> [music]

>> I think give yourself another year, then

come back when you're more confident.

I have to say no. I'm sorry.

>> Simon, what do you think?

>> Sometimes we have people on your age,

and I'm kind of like, "Okay, I'll be

sort of nicer because you're young."

You I actually do believe that you have

something.

>> [music]

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> I can tell how much you love music.

So, you've got everything going for you,

right? And the audience loved you.

>> [cheering]

>> Thank you.

Thank you, guys.

>> [music]

>> Which is why you're going to get three

yeses.

>> Three yeses. Thank [cheering] you so

much. Thank you, guys.

>> [music]

[music]

>> You're so good up there.

>> [music]

>> Hello.

>> [applause]

>> Hi.

>> How are you?

>> I'm good, you?

>> Very well, thank you.

What's your name?

>> I'm Callum.

>> Nice to meet you, Callum. How old are

you?

>> I'm 10.

>> 10 years old. Have you brought anyone

along with you today, Callum?

>> Um I've brought my mom, um my dad, and

my little brother, and two friends,

Alfie and Ellie, and my most of my

family.

>> Aw.

>> [applause and cheering]

>> Do you think you can win the show?

>> Hopefully.

>> [laughter]

>> Are you nervous?

>> No.

>> That's what we like to hear.

Okay, the stage is yours. Good

>> Thanks.

>> [cheering]

[applause]

[crying and screaming]

[cheering]

[music]

>> He's good, isn't he?

>> [music]

[singing]

[singing and music]

[singing]

>> I

I I

>> [singing]

[music]

[music]

>> Should I ever

ever made you cry,

and

>> [music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> David.

>> Wow, what a big song for such a little

guy. You did absolutely brilliantly

today. You should be very, very [music]

proud of yourself.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

[cheering and applause]

>> Callum, I really hope that they are

tears of happiness

because that was one of the biggest

reactions I think we've had from anybody

>> [cheering]

>> standing on a stage.

>> [applause]

>> Especially when they're 10. You should

be really, really proud of yourself. It

was fantastic, darling. Well done.

>> [cheering]

>> Callum, you've got soul.

You've got a very authentic voice.

You've got a great tone to your voice.

You totally controlled the song as well.

This was special. This is really,

really, really good and I like you a

lot.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

>> Let's take a vote, David.

>> Big surprise this. I'm going to kick

this off with a yes.

>> Thank [cheering] you.

>> I'm saying yes.

>> It's a yes for me.

>> I'm working out Callum, I think we've

got about 3,700

yeses.

>> [cheering]

[music]

>> Good. [cheering]

>> Isn't she lovely?

>> [singing]

>> Isn't she wonderful?

Isn't she precious?

>> [singing]

>> Such a beautiful

soul.

I never thought that I would be son of

someone [singing]

as lovely as she. But isn't she lovely?

[music]

She's my mom.

>> [cheering]

>> Isn't she pretty?

>> [music]

>> Truly the angels'

best. Boy, I'm so [singing] happy

I have been ever

>> [singing]

>> blessed. I can't believe [music]

what God has done.

I might be the luckiest

one, but isn't she lovely?

She's my [music]

mom.

>> [singing]

>> Woah.

>> [screaming]

>> Isn't she lovely?

Yeah.

>> [music]

>> Yeah.

Yeah.

>> [music]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[screaming]

>> Isn't she lovely? [singing]

She's my mom.

>> [cheering]

[cheering]

[applause]

>> LOVELY.

>> [cheering and applause]

>> LOVELY.

LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS. [cheering]

LOOK AT ALL THESE.

LOOK AT THAT REACTION.

LOOK AT HIM.

>> [cheering]

>> WOW.

LOVELY.

>> OH,

sometimes [singing]

I get a good feeling. Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> [music]

>> I

got a feeling that I've never

never never never had before. No, no.

>> Yeah.

>> And I

just got to tell you right now that I

I really do believe that

>> [singing]

>> something got a hold [music] on me.

Yeah.

I must be feeling

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[screaming]

[cheering]

[applause]

[applause]

[cheering]

>> How are you?

>> Uh

very excited.

>> Good. And what's your name, please?

>> my name is Malakai. I'm 30 years old and

I'm a singer from London.

>> Oh.

Okay.

>> [applause]

>> Oh my gosh.

>> When did you decide, Manakai, 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.

>> [laughter]

[applause]

>> So this is what you want to be

full-time?

>> Yeah.

>> That's why you here.

>> Yeah.

>> Who have you brought with you today,

darling?

>> Um my mom and my sister. They're in the

audience.

>> Hello, ladies.

All right, no more questions. I promise

you. Good luck.

>> [cheering]

>> I'm going to sing a song.

>> [applause]

[music]

[singing]

>> Yes, we like that.

>> [singing]

[screaming]

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> Very nice. Very nice.

>> [music]

[singing]

[singing]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[singing and music]

[music]

[cheering]

[cheering and music]

>> Oh, look at that.

>> [music]

[singing]

[music]

>> And it made me

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Okay.

Malakai.

If there's any one word I could use to

describe [music] that,

>> [singing]

>> golden.

>> [screaming]

[music]

[music]

[music]

[music]

>> How amazing was that?

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> I mean seriously,

seriously good.

One of the best voices

>> [applause]

>> for someone your age. Look, this is

amazing.

>> [music]

>> Aw, look at that. Well deserved. Let's

grab the gold. Come on.

>> [music]

[cheering]

>> Well done, pal.

>> It is gorgeous.

>> Well done, pal. Well done.

Amanda.

>> That was a stunning performance. [music]

>> Stunning.

>> Totally flawless, very composed.

I looked over at your mom and sister.

>> [music]

>> And 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.

>> [cheering]

>> I agree. It was like being in heaven.

>> That was stunning. That

was fabulous.

>> I was in tears because you really

touched me. And it's very simple. You

sang like an angel.

>> Thank you.

>> [music and cheering]

>> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for

coming on this show.

Really, that means a lot.

>> Thank you.

>> [cheering]

[screaming]

[music]

>> Go take them out. Take them out. Take

them out. Take them out.

>> [cheering]

>> Yes!

>> [music]

>> Vormi o

>> [singing]

>> mami

>> [singing]

>> Mi piace bella

>> [singing]

>> con dolore

in

>> [singing]

>> cuor mi sta.

in excelsis

>> [singing]

>> Deo.

Et in terra pax

hominibus

>> [singing]

>> bonae

voluntatis.

Laudamus

>> [singing]

>> te. Benedicimus

te. Adoramus

te. [music]

Glorificamus

te. Gratias

agimus tibi [singing] propter

magnam

gloriam

tuam.

>> [music]

>> Domine Deus, Rex caelestis,

Deus Pater omnipotens.

Domine

>> [music]

>> Fili unigenite,

Jesu Christe.

Domine

Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius

>> [music]

>> Patris.

Qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere

nobis.

Qui tollis [music]

peccata mundi, suscipe deprecationem

nostram.

Qui sedes ad dexteram

>> [music]

>> Patris,

>> [singing]

>> miserere nobis.

Quoniam tu solus Sanctus.

Tu solus Dominus.

Tu solus Altissimus,

Jesu Christe.

Sancto [music]

Spiritu

in gloria Dei Patris. Amen.

>> [cheering]

[music]

[cheering]

[cheering]

[music]

>> Queen

Lucille

and tear off

>> [singing]

>> the window

on the old terrace

>> [music]

>> in front of the Gulf of

Sorrento

>> [singing]

>> a man embraces [music]

a girl after he had

cried

>> [singing]

>> then he clears [music] his voice

and resumes

the song [music]

>> [singing]

>> I

love

you [music]

>> [singing]

>> so much

I

>> [music]

>> love you

so

much

>> [music]

[singing]

>> and

a

>> [music and singing]

>> in the sun

I love

you

so much

I love you so much and a heart that

melts

>> [music and singing]

>> in the sun

I love

you [music and singing]

so much

I love

>> [singing]

>> you [music]

so much

I love

you

so much

I [singing] love

you

so much

I love

>> [music and singing]

>> you

so much

I love

>> [music]

>> you

so much

I love

you

>> [music]

>> so much

I love

>> [singing]

>> you

>> [music]

[singing]

[music]

[singing]

[music]

[cheering]

>> Yeah.

Yeah.

>> [cheering]

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
contortionist /kənˈtɔːrʃənɪst/ C1	noun - a person who is able to twist their body into unusual shapes
flexibility /ˌfleksəˈbɪləti/ B2	noun - the quality of bending easily without breaking
extraordinary /ɪkˈstrɔːrdəneri/ B2	adjective - very unusual or remarkable
mesmerizing /ˈmezməraɪzɪŋ/ C1	adjective - capturing one's attention as if by magic
sensational /senˈseɪʃənl/ B2	adjective - causing great public interest and excitement
unexpected /ˌʌnɪkˈspektɪd/ B1	adjective - not expected or predicted
brilliant /ˈbrɪljənt/ B1	adjective - exceptionally clever or talented; very bright
tremendous /trəˈmendəs/ B2	adjective - very great in amount, scale, or intensity
outfit /ˈaʊtfɪt/ A2	noun - a set of clothes worn together
disentangle /ˌdɪsɪnˈtæŋɡl/ C1	verb - to free from entanglement
gorgeous /ˈɡɔːrdʒəs/ B1	adjective - very attractive or beautiful
prepare /prɪˈper/ A2	verb - to make ready for use or consideration
incredible /ɪnˈkredəbl/ B1	adjective - impossible to believe; extraordinary
personality /ˌpɜːrsəˈnæləti/ B1	noun - the qualities that make a person's character
spectacular /spekˈtækjələr/ B2	adjective - beautiful in a dramatic and eye-catching way

Key Grammar Structures

• I have never been to America or any other country except India.

  ➔ Present Perfect Tense

  ➔ Use "have never been to" to describe an experience that has not occurred at any time before now in your life.

• I'm going to go to Britain's Got Talent.

  ➔ Future intention (be going to)

  ➔ Used to express a "future" plan or decision made before the time of speaking.

• If I were a boy, I'd roll out of bed in the morning.

  ➔ Second Conditional (Hypothetical)

  ➔ The structure "If I "were"... I would..." is used for unreal or imaginary situations in the present.

• I'm through with playing by the rules of someone else's game.

  ➔ Phrasal verb "to be through with"

  ➔ Means to have "finished" with something or to no longer want to be involved in it.

• I shouldn't have done that.

  ➔ Modal perfect (should have + past participle)

  ➔ Used to express "regret" about a past action that was not the right thing to do.

• I'm never going to shut you out.

  ➔ Adverbial frequency with "going to"

  ➔ The adverb "never" is placed before the main verb to emphasize that an action will "not happen" in the future.

• If someone like you found someone like me.

  ➔ Zero or First Conditional structure

  ➔ Uses "found" (past simple) in a conditional clause to suggest a "hypothetical possibility".

• You've got a very authentic voice.

  ➔ Present Perfect (state/possession)

  ➔ The structure "you have got" is the informal equivalent of "you have" for "possession".