Hi. Welcome to America's Got Talent.
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>> And who do we have here? What is your
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>> Uh my name is Arshiya Sharma.
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>> That's a beautiful name, and where are
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>> I am from Jammu Kashmir in India.
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>> Is this your first trip to America?
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>> I have never been to America or any
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other country except India.
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>> [applause and cheering]
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>> So how was it for you flying to sit in
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an airplane for so long? Are you scared
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>> No, I am not scared, but I was so tired
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sitting all the time.
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>> Tell us how old you are.
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>> Uh I am 13 years old.
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>> 13 years old? All alone on the biggest
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stage in the world. So what are you
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going to do for us today?
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>> So I am a dancer, but I don't want to be
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like others. I want to be different. So
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I tried doing gymnastics and added some
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flexibility moves into my dance to be
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>> Good to be different.
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>> Are you nervous?
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because America's Got Talent's a big
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thing, so I can't keep it in my stomach.
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>> Well, you said your dance is different.
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We love different around here, so we're
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very excited to see what you've got.
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>> I just need some seconds to prepare
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something, so I'll right back.
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>> Well, we'll be here.
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>> Okay, she needs to prepare.
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>> You can't just dance like that. You got
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to prepare. That's how I am.
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>> Well, I think there's going to be an
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outfit or something.
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>> Uh maybe an outfit. You're right. Yeah.
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>> Maybe a traditional beautiful
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God, she's changed.
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>> I thought this was it.
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You got to be out of
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>> When you said you were going to leave to
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change, I thought you were going to come
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back with a pretty dress or something
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>> You know, I have two daughters and two
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granddaughters, and this [music] is the
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scariest, most horrific dance recital I
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>> Thank you so much. I feel like you're
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one of the best contortionists we've
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Also, when you did certain moves, it
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That was scary. That
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This back flip you did, and you landed
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>> We should say to the little girls
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watching this, don't do this in your own
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home without a lot of training. Never.
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>> Mom, can you do this?
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>> I mean, I wonder sometimes when you're
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in the middle of it, it's like there's
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no way she's going to be able to
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But you did every time and got into a
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worse position after.
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>> Yeah, I thought, yeah, you know, you're
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going to come back and do like a Disney
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routine or something, cuz she was so
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Well, then you come back as Linda Blair.
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It was just so unexpected [music] and
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frightening and brilliant at the same
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And that's what you've got to do with
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your two or three minutes you have.
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Everyone's going to be talking about you
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tomorrow. Trust me.
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All right, let's vote.
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>> THE CHIHUAHUA turned into a werewolf.
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And we'd love you four yeses.
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>> [cheering and applause]
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>> There's that little girl again.
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>> I'm a McDonald's bloody amazing.
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YOU'RE GORGEOUS, my darling. What's your
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name and where you come from?
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>> My name is Benita Chhetri and I'm 8
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years old and I'm from Assam, India.
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>> So, what brought you to Britain's Got
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>> Because Britain's Got Talent is my dream
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stage and I want to win it. Yes.
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>> What are you going to do if you win
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Britain's Got Talent?
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>> Who did you bring with you today?
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>> [applause and cheering]
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>> Well, we cannot wait to see what you're
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going to do for us. We are ready to be
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dazzled. Go for it.
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>> God, she's good as the chief.
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>> And he's watching [music and singing]
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us all with the eye.
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>> [screaming and cheering]
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>> No way she's eight.
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>> I got the EYE OF THE TIGER.
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>> SHE WAS TREMENDOUS.
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going [music] to hear
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>> You have the strength of a tiger.
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And the position of a boa constrictor,
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like a python on the stage.
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>> I love the mix of contemporary dance
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with a kind of Indian touch. So strong,
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so little, so powerful. Amazing
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performance. Well done, my darling.
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>> He was literally lost for words.
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>> You were doing moves that I've never
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>> You are sensational. [cheering]
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You probably [cheering] can't hear me
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because everyone's laughing now.
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So proud of you. Because you smashed
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>> I mean, look, when you've got it, you've
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got it. I mean, honestly,
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>> there are going to be amazing things
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ahead of you after this. That was
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>> Simon, let's go to the votes.
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>> It's a yes from me.
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Massive yes from me.
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>> And [music] yes, oh, my little tiger.
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>> Well done. Well done. Well done.
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>> That is a superstar.
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She was incredible.
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>> What's your name, darling?
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>> Where are you from, Georgia Borg?
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Fantastic. How old are you?
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>> Gosh, you look so much older than that.
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>> And when you woke up this morning, how
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>> Oh my god, I'm going to go to Britain's
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>> And are you singing?
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>> Yes, I'm going to sing.
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>> And is this the biggest audience that
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you've ever performed in front of?
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>> Yes, definitely.
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>> All right, darling. What's the song that
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you would like to sing today?
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>> Um it's 10. It's an original song.
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>> And you wrote that?
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>> Okay, what's it about?
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>> It's about like how some adults they
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don't hear what their kids say. Like
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they just leave them hanging around,
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whatever. You don't care.
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>> But your parents listen to you, right?
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>> Yeah, my parents
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>> This has nothing to do with them.
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>> Yeah, no, it's not.
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Brilliant. All right, darling. Good
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>> WHEN I SPEAK, [singing]
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do you even hear what I say? Or does it
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not matter in that way? [singing]
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Or just because I'm young.
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>> It doesn't mean I don't mean what I say.
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when you look the other way.
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roar. Hear my thunder. My heart is
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[cheering and music]
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[applause and music]
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>> I just knew when I woke up this morning
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this is going to be a great day. I could
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I have a son who's five. Trust me, I
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listen to him not the other way around.
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I learn a lot more from him than other
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So, I get it and it was amazing.
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>> I cannot believe you are 10 years old.
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I was barely out of nappies when I was
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I mean just everything. You're
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[music and screaming]
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>> It takes a lot to really really move me
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and you floored me like absolutely
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>> your vocal capability, your lyrical
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capability, you are 10 years old. This
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You are a star. You have the best
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[music] personality as well. I love
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everything about you. Congratulations.
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>> I thought you were amazing. I mean, like
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>> What's your name?
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>> My name is Nathan.
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And I'm going to guess you're 25.
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>> No, I'm 6 years old.
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You're 6 years old?
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>> Are you Are you married?
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>> Okay, so you're not married. And Nathan,
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why are you here today?
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>> I'm doing comedy.
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>> Okay, so am I. So am I.
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Crowd loves him. Have you seen the show
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>> Well, what happens here?
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You can start this year. Um, so lots of
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people come on, and then you get through
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to the finals, and if you win, do you
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know how much you win?
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>> I I win 1 million dollars.
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>> Instead of getting 1 million dollars,
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>> instead I would want 1 million Legos.
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>> Okay, well, look, [cheering]
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let's let's have that argument if you
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win the show, okay?
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But right now, I want you to be funny
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and for you to go through to the next
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round. So, good luck.
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>> So, a lot of people around here know me
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as a pretty friendly and outgoing kid.
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Some may even say I'm a little too
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chatty and have this thing called ADHD.
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If you don't know what that stands for,
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it's attention deficit hyper Oh, HEY,
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THAT'S A WRAP, SIR.
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NOW, FOLKS, I might be only six, but I
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think I know a thing or two about girls.
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>> AN IMPORTANT THING TO KNOW ABOUT girls
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is that they say one thing, but always
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>> [cheering and applause]
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>> My mom, for instance, she always tells
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me to call her mom,
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and I come find out
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that's not even her REAL NAME.
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>> THEY'RE ON THEIR FEET.
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NATHAN, let me go because she likes a
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>> Oh my god, I don't think I could stop
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laughing. Do you realize how funny you
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from one comedian to another.
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he's flirting right now. You're flirting
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You like the ladies, don't you?
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>> I guess. Hey, it's not me. They started
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>> DO YOU HAVE A GIRLFRIEND?
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>> NO, I'm only six. You're supposed to get
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a girlfriend that like 12 or 15th grade.
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>> Who writes the material?
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>> Well, mom doesn't write them, she types
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come up with the jokes.
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>> I like you a lot. I think you're a
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charmer. You're so funny, adorable, and
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I love that you come up with your own
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material. That is fantastic at 6 years
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>> I thought you were funny the second I
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started talking to you. It's just in
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you, and I like you, and I think you go
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you're a real character, and I think
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America's going to fall in love with
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you. I've got a feeling about that.
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>> But now we have to vote to see if you're
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one step closer to your box of Lego.
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Which we agreed on, by the way.
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>> Oh, he is one step closer to a million
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>> [cheering and applause]
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>> OKAY, NATHAN. You've got three yeses,
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and now you have four yeses.
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>> [music and cheering]
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>> See you in the next round.
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>> All right. You beat him, buddy.
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>> You killed him, buddy. Four yeses.
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>> That's amazing. You want to know
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>> It's amazing. How he How he can just
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stand there at 6 years old with all
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>> if nothing else, will end up with his
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own television series.
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>> No, he's going to own a TV network.
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>> I just have a feeling it's made of Lego,
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>> What do you guys like so much about
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>> He has a adorable English accent. Yeah.
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>> And my name is Zion.
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Um we're twins and guess what? I'm 1
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>> Who's this lovely person?
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>> Oh, that's our mom.
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>> Are you guys excited to be here?
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>> Yeah, we're so excited. We love to sing,
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dance, act, play piano and stuff. But I
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>> I play piano, too.
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>> And guess what? We have a duet.
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>> Uh, no. We never ever cut our hair.
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>> The worst thing about having long hair,
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when we go to Disney World, they say,
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"Come along, princesses." And we're
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>> Simon, YOU'RE AWESOME.
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>> ARE you going to be good?
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Are you going to be good?
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>> Yes. I'm a big fan of you.
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>> Excuse me. You did good.
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>> Can you follow me on Twitter?
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>> When we perform tonight,
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we're probably going to get a standing
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>> Let's get to [cheering] it, guys.
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>> Now, we met earlier on, didn't we?
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>> Great. How are you?
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>> Tell me your names again. You are
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>> And how old are you, Elias?
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>> You're 9 and you are
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>> And you are how old?
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>> 9. So, you're twins. Okay. Who is the
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naughtiest out of the two?
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>> Yeah, I would have guessed that.
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Um what would you do with the million
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dollars if you won?
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>> Um probably spend it on college
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>> Probably buy fast cars, luxury watches,
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>> Yeah, I've got to be honest with you.
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The cars and watches sound a bit more
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>> I think when I get it, it's going to be
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All right. Well, good luck, guys.
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>> Wow, look at her hair. That's really
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>> Look at that. Standing ovation.
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>> Thank you, guys.
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>> I can't believe we didn't get any
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You just said that you can't believe why
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did you feel like it went wrong?
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>> Sometimes, like, life isn't fair, so.
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>> Can I ask you a question? In the very,
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very beginning, did you miss a few
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>> I didn't hear any. It's like the best
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I've ever played it so far.
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I just wanted to double check that. Well
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>> Heidi, do you like them?
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>> I do like them. [music] I do think that
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the two of you are extremely extremely
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>> says it's raw talent, but it's what my
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>> Where did you get these personalities
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>> I was very impressed.
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>> Okay, we're going to vote.
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>> I give you a yes.
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>> I also give you a yes.
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>> I want to give you another yes. That's
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>> And I'm going to give you your fourth
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yes. Congratulations.
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>> You are so cool.
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these kids are taking
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>> I'm Skyler Katz. I'm 11 years old and
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I'm a rapper from New York.
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When my parents would drive me and my
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siblings to school in the morning, they
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would always listen to like Biggie and
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I'd be like, "Guys, GUYS, CHECK THIS
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OUT." And I'd be like, "I learns it."
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Then my dad goes, "You have something
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>> My first audition was crazy. It was a
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big stage. I was walking out there as a
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little 11-year-old girl, four celebrity
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judges, a big audience, and four yeses.
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I like to do original raps. If I were to
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rap covers, most of them are too
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appropriate for an 11-year-old, cuz
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otherwise they'd be like, "Hi, beep.
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Okay, beep." It'd be just that every
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>> She doesn't have voice coaches or rap
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coaches. This is just her being her, and
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I couldn't [music] have been prouder.
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>> I may only be 11, but I'm 100% ready to
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>> Oh, I REMEMBER THIS GIRL.
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I'm so happy to see you again. Who are
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>> My dad and my family.
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All right, can't wait to see what you're
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going to do. Go ahead.
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>> All right, DJ, let's do this.
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Let's do this, DJ. Yes, yes, y'all. Who
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the best, y'all? Anytime, anyplace, I
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get to wreck, y'all. I'll be counting
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ones all night, all night.
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And my Instagram got likes. And my
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Snapchat CHAT MAKE THEM CLAP, CLAP, CLAP
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WHEN I RAP, RAP, RAP LIKE THAT.
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>> You ain't never seen anything
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>> I'll move your whole town. Pull up in
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the spot, I stop, they give me pounds.
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I'm awesome making the front of that
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crowd, and I go. I want it on and on and
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on it. Don't bring me to the court
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unless they ballin'. Hey, call so good,
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my flow is Jordan. So, when I score on
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the tour, we all win like if you came to
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throw your hands up. I came to get it
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DJ, turn it up. This my song. This my
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song. In a party, in a party, SO LONG
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>> NOW, GUESS, GUESS, Y'ALL. Who the best,
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y'all? Anytime, anyplace, I get to
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wreck, y'all. Hey, guess, guess, y'all.
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Who the best, y'all? Anytime, anyplace,
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I get to wreck, y'all.
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>> You young lady have the whole package.
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Not only do you have swag, not only
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[cheering] do you have talent,
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you're a beautiful young lady, you seem
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to have great style, and I think you're
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going places. I really, truly believe
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What do your friends think about all
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>> They love it. I rap for them whenever I
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can, and they love my swag.
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>> I agree with them 100%. I love your
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>> Now, as you remember last time, I I say
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to you you have to be careful cuz you
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get a little bit out of breath.
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>> on it. Is it Is it better this time?
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>> You did work on it, but I would have
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just loved it if you just have let go a
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little bit more cuz you've got [music]
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everything else going for you.
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>> Okay, thank you. I respect that. Thank
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>> Uh Skylar, look, I think you are the
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coolest 11-year-old in the world,
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>> I think that you are made for this
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>> You've now made our day really miserable
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because only seven of you can go
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>> Thank you so much.
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>> Thank you so much.
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>> Thank you, guys. Bye. Thank you.
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>> [applause and cheering]
31:27
>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.
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>> What's your name?
31:34
>> And how old are you?
31:36
>> She's very cute.
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>> Now, are you going to sing today? Who
31:43
are the stars that you really look up
31:45
to, you like to be like?
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>> I'm often compared to Beyoncé.
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>> I'm a little bit of a diva.
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I love listening to Beyoncé and Rihanna.
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They're like my inspiration. Like
32:02
when she's on stage, she brings such a
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You know what I'm saying? You know what
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I'm talking about? Like, please. Music
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is everything to me. When I'm singing, I
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>> Asanda sings around the house. She just
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cannot stop. Even sometimes when she
32:20
does her homework, it's a struggle
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because I have to tell her, "Listen,
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it's not time for singing now, Asanda.
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It's time to do your homework."
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>> If I got the chance to sing with one of
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the queen, maybe I could teach her how
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to have a little bit of an e- in a diva,
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and the queen can teach me how to push
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out the sound. how to
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>> Take it away. Good luck.
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>> Shine bright like a diamond.
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Shine bright like a diamond.
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>> Oh, she's got some moves, hasn't she?
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>> She's got some moves.
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>> Never shooting star I see, a vision of
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I'm [applause] alive.
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We're like diamonds in the [music] sky.
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>> I saw the light inside your [music]
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WE'RE LIKE DIAMONDS
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>> BEAUTIFUL like diamonds
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So alive. [singing]
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>> We're beautiful like diamonds
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in the [music] sky.
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Shine bright like a diamond.
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Shine bright like a diamond.
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yeah. Shine bright like a diamond.
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>> Shine bright like a diamond.
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>> Shine bright like a diamond.
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>> THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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>> I CANNOT BELIEVE MY EYES. You know, when
34:52
you are on the money, your voice is
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>> I can hear you on a record already.
35:03
You're 11 years old. You were like a
35:05
I've lost the words. I mean, I kept
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because you're just like it's just
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ridiculous. And you've got all the
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>> Cassandra, you know, we've had a lot of
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people your age over the years
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performing. I've never seen anyone
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who's got such amazing stage presence
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for an 11-year-old.
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>> I mean, seriously, seriously
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>> And you have the best smile I have ever
35:34
>> We're going to vote. David, yes or no?
35:40
>> It was phenomenal. I'm going to say yes.
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[cheering and applause]
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>> A massive yes from me.
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You have four BIG FAT YESES.
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>> THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. THANK YOU.
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>> Where did that come from?
36:35
>> Well, I'll tell you what, you've got two
36:39
very [music] proud parents behind you.
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He was nearly crying, your dad, behind
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me. [laughter] And quite rightly so.
36:45
Hold them back. Well, how are you going
36:48
>> Have McDonald's.
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>> I LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT.
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>> AND THE WALLS OF walls are built,
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and baby, they're tumbling down.
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And they didn't put up [music] a fight.
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They didn't even make [singing] a sound.
37:24
I thought I would let you in,
37:27
but [music] never really had a doubt.
37:30
Standing in the [singing] light of your
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I've got my angel now.
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It's like I've been awakened.
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>> Every rule I had, you breaking.
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The risk that I'm taking,
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I'm never going to shut [music] you out.
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Baby, I can see your halo.
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You know you're my [music and singing]
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You're everything I need and more.
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>> Baby, I can feel your halo.
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fade away. [singing]
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>> [music and cheering]
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Everyone looking [music] now.
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Baby, I can [music] see your halo.
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You know you're my saving grace.
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>> And I'm looking for your halo.
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>> even just for a day
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>> I'd roll out of bed in [music] the
39:35
and throw on what I wanted [singing] to
39:39
I'd put myself first
39:45
and make the rules as [music] I go.
39:50
>> Cuz I know that she'd be thankful
39:57
if I didn't have to need
40:00
So, come [music] home. If I were a boy
40:05
>> how it feels to love
40:18
Had to listen to her.
40:28
until you lose the one [music] you
40:39
wanted cuz you're taking love for
40:42
and everything you had
40:46
it's a little too [music] late
40:52
come back. Say it's just a mistake. Did
40:56
>> give you like that?
41:00
If you thought I would wait
41:02
until you lose the one you wanted cuz
41:27
you're taking love for granted
41:31
and everything you had
41:34
>> But you're just a boy.
41:40
>> My name is Sylvie Dorsey. I'm 14 years
41:54
old and I'm from Orange County,
41:56
I'm sort of like a normal ninth grader.
41:59
You go to school, you do your homework,
42:01
but instead of playing with your friends
42:03
[music] afterwards, I'll be practicing
42:05
>> The first thing people ask us is where
42:09
did she get this prop? We are so not
42:11
performers at all. I'm a Pilates
42:13
>> And I own my own company.
42:16
>> My dad's very handy. He helps me make
42:18
these different props. So far he has
42:20
never built anything that doesn't work.
42:22
>> It's very fun. We're having a really
42:25
>> This routine I've only been practicing
42:27
for a week. I kind of feel nervous.
42:29
There's so many people in the audience
42:32
and four judges who look at every little
42:34
>> She's going to do well.
42:41
>> Let's get to it.
42:47
>> What's your name and how old are you?
42:54
>> My name's Sofie Dossi and I'm 14 years
42:56
>> You're 14 years old, so you're still in
42:59
>> Um what is it you're going to be doing
43:02
>> I'll be doing hand balance and
43:04
And when did you discover you wanted to
43:09
do it or could even do it?
43:11
>> I found this out by watching a video of
43:12
contortion and I was like, "Oh my gosh,
43:14
I really want to try this." And after I
43:16
tried it, I just fell in love with it.
43:19
>> Oh, wow. And is your family supportive?
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>> Uh my parents are very supportive. In
43:24
fact, uh my dad made me these canes and
43:25
that thing that's holding the apple is a
43:29
toilet paper holder.
43:31
>> Okay, well, good luck.
43:36
>> [cheering and applause]
43:39
>> This is the best part.
44:32
What are you doing?
45:37
>> Heidi, and how are you stood up?
46:23
>> I love this entire act. I love how you
46:25
bend over and you're eating the apple.
46:28
It kind of made it cute, but so weird at
46:29
>> I mean, this was incredible, amazing.
46:34
>> You are amazing. You are exciting. Is
46:40
there something different about you? Are
46:43
No, is it Are you double-jointed?
46:48
[music] How do you do that?
46:49
>> Um well, my back's always been flexible.
46:50
Like when I was really little, I'd run
46:52
around the house [music] in backbends
46:53
>> It was wonderful. [cheering]
46:56
>> What planet are you from?
47:02
I mean, you really put on a great act.
47:07
>> Is that your dad?
47:12
>> Yeah, he's shouting out the signs. It's
47:16
>> [cheering and applause]
47:18
>> You've got such good stage presence.
47:18
It's like you've been doing this
47:21
forever. And you said you're only 14.
47:22
You're like a seasoned pro already.
47:24
>> Everything was affection.
47:27
How are we? [applause]
47:34
>> Heidi, [cheering]
47:36
>> Go back to your planet with a third yes.
47:40
>> And I want to give you your fourth
47:44
[music] yes. You're a brilliant.
47:45
>> Perfect. That was amazing. Well, that
47:59
>> So proud of you.
48:09
You did so amazing.
48:12
>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.
48:19
>> You look fabulous.
48:22
>> What's your name?
48:26
>> Souparnika, but you can call me Sou.
48:27
>> Hello, Sou. So, how old are you, Sou?
48:30
>> And where abouts do you live?
48:32
>> I live in Bury St. Edmunds, in Suffolk.
48:33
>> And are you excited about being on
48:35
Britain's Got Talent?
48:38
>> And what are you going to sing for us
48:41
>> I'm singing Trolley Song by Judy
48:42
>> So, you went to show us your shoes.
48:45
Would you like to be on the West End
48:46
>> [applause and cheering]
48:50
>> The stage is yours.
48:54
With my high starched collar and my high
49:03
top shoes and my hair all tied up on my
49:06
head, I went to lose a jolly, I wanted a
49:09
jolly, I lost my heart [music] instead.
49:13
>> Clang, clang, clang went the trolley.
49:17
Ding, ding, [music] ding went the bell.
49:20
>> I like the song, Sou. You what?
49:24
>> I love you, but I didn't love the song.
49:33
I'll tell you why, cuz it's the sort of
49:37
song I imagine if David ever released a
49:38
Honestly, that's [laughter] what it
49:42
And I couldn't get that out of my head.
49:45
I've just got your song list here. Can I
49:47
hear The Greatest Showman song, because
49:49
then we can hear a different part of
49:51
>> I'm trying to hold
50:17
Let it stay this way.
50:23
Can't let this moment
50:27
You set off a dream
50:32
Can you hear it echoing?
50:42
Will you share this [music and singing]
50:52
without you [singing]
50:57
all the shine of a thousand spotlights,
51:02
all the stars we steal from the night
51:06
>> Never be [music] enough.
51:13
gold are still too little. These hands
51:19
[music] could hold the world, [singing]
51:21
but it'll never be enough.
51:23
Never be [music] enough
51:28
that is a mountain of a song and you
52:51
>> I cannot get my head around the fact
52:59
that you're 10 years old, standing up
53:02
there like a little professional.
53:03
>> It's quite an old-fashioned voice that
53:09
you've got, which I love and you hit
53:11
every single note. Well done.
53:13
I got to be honest with you.
53:24
You absolutely nailed it.
53:29
>> You're a gutsy little thing. You really,
53:33
I am going to kick this off with a
53:38
>> So proud of you, darling. It's a yes
53:43
>> Absolutely yes from me.
53:46
>> You got four yeses.
53:51
>> Whenever I was frightened [music]
53:59
or ever felt alone,
54:03
I turned to the night sky
54:07
and a star I call [music and singing] my
54:11
Somewhere I could wander,
54:15
just across the Milky Way.
54:18
If you like, I could take you.
54:22
It's just a light year and a day.
54:26
the stars to bring us back home.
54:41
we'll be under tow,
54:50
>> where we'll stay. Every wish [singing]
54:53
when we find ourselves in never, [music]
54:58
[applause and cheering]
55:08
>> to bring us back home.
55:21
And with your With your hand in my
55:33
I am closer now [music and singing]
55:37
>> And with your hand [music] in my hand,
55:49
>> All right, best of luck.
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>> Can I come down and join you?
56:12
>> Today I'm going to show you something
56:20
with my two favorite things, magic and
56:22
reading using my three favorite books.
56:24
My first favorite author is Colin Davis,
56:27
Mathematical. Amanda, could you look
56:29
through the book and see if each page is
56:31
>> My second favorite author is Enid
56:36
Blyton, The Magical Faraway Tree.
56:38
Alicia, could you look through the book
56:41
and see if each page is different?
56:42
>> My third favorite author is David
56:46
Walliams, The Midnight Gang.
56:48
David, could you look through the book
56:52
and see if each page is different?
56:54
>> While you're still doing that, Simon,
56:59
could you pick up my box and put it on
57:00
the floor for me, please?
57:02
>> She's very bossy.
57:07
>> I can't lift it.
57:13
>> David, do you want to go and help him?
57:15
>> I literally can't lift it.
57:17
>> We'll try together.
57:22
>> Oh, wait one minute. Could you sit back
57:31
down for me, please?
57:33
>> Go and sit down. Go and sit down.
57:34
>> No, you as well.
57:35
>> Who is your children?
57:38
>> Simon, I want to show you a card trick,
57:56
but it's a card trick
57:58
>> Hello. I'm still a bit scared after
57:59
>> As you can see, all the cards are
58:07
>> I'm going to turn them face down, and I
58:11
want you to touch the back of any card.
58:13
>> but remember, you don't let anyone else
58:23
>> Now, Simon, you're the boss. I want you
58:27
to pick any book, either Amanda, Alicia,
58:29
>> Alicia's, please.
58:34
>> Alicia's book has about 600 pages. Could
58:36
you name a number between 1 and 600?
58:39
>> Alicia, could you turn your book to page
58:44
77 for me, please, and check if all the
58:46
words are different?
58:49
>> Yes, all the words are different.
58:50
>> Now, could you pick any word and tell us
58:52
Remember, Simon, you could have picked
58:57
any book, and Alicia, you could have
58:59
chosen any word, but you chose kettle.
59:01
>> See this blackboard? Before the show
59:04
tonight, I wrote a word on the board.
59:06
>> I've been this assistant. Thank you.
59:24
>> No, I'm not back.
59:28
Simon, you chose a card. What was your
59:38
>> It's the four of diamonds.
59:41
>> Hello. I'm Mr. Simpson, and tonight I'd
00:06
like to take you on a journey back in
00:10
time nearly 40 years to when I was just
00:12
eight. When, on the 30th of May, 2017,
00:14
[music] my whole life changed forever.
00:18
>> Before the show, I wrote something down
00:39
and placed it inside this envelope.
00:41
We'll come back to that in a minute. And
00:43
inside this bag are 100 random numbers,
00:45
I'm going to shake them up, and Alesha,
00:49
I want you to reach inside and take take
00:52
out the number. Hold it in your face and
00:54
don't let anyone else see.
00:56
>> David, could you reach inside your
01:01
pocket and take out some change? Any
01:02
amount, I'll come back to you in a
01:04
>> Please name someone famous. Someone that
01:09
everyone in in this audience will know.
01:11
>> You want me to say someone famous?
01:14
>> Amanda, to the hour in what is your
01:19
favorite time of day?
01:21
>> Oh, um 6:30 cuz I can have a glass of
01:23
>> Amanda's to the air in
01:28
>> David, could you reach inside your
01:31
>> David, how much change is in your hands?
01:37
>> I've got tonight's fee, which is £2.01.
01:39
>> Oh, that's weird. Remember before the
01:42
show I wrote something down and placed
01:44
this inside this envelope. Watch.
01:46
>> Today I had the best day ever. This
02:15
morning I visited Madame Tussauds and
02:18
saw my favorite celebrity, Simon Cowell.
02:21
Later I drove past Big Ben and the time
02:25
This afternoon my grandpa bought me the
02:32
biggest ice cream ever. It cost him
02:34
Alesha, what's your number?
02:38
>> Oh, sorry. 17. Sorry, what did I say?
02:46
>> I'm still mesmerized by that story.
02:50
>> I HOPE that one day when I'm older, I
03:00
can look back on tonight as one of the
03:02
best of days. Cuz that's what this has
03:04
This morning, this afternoon, tonight,
03:08
today. The 30th of the 5th, May 2017.
03:10
Here, live on this stage, on the
03:15
semi-final of Britain's Got [music]
03:17
Talent. Anthony Sy Simpson, thank you,
03:18
>> Hello, everyone. I'd like to dedicate
03:43
this performance to my younger brother,
03:45
Dexter. He's only four, but he's my best
03:47
friend in the whole world.
03:50
>> Tonight, I'd like to show you a
03:55
different kind of magic. Magic using
03:56
sleight of hand. But, remember, my hands
03:59
are only small, but I promise I'll try
04:01
Most people my age have a diary. I do,
04:05
too, but mine is a little different.
04:08
Mine is on this deck of playing cards.
04:09
Let me explain. I've written a word or
04:12
name on the back of each card that
04:14
reminds me of a special thing or person
04:16
that I either like or love.
04:18
Well, you miss my favorite BGT judge.
04:23
>> Snow. That's what I love playing with my
04:29
brother, Dexter. It's the most magical
04:32
thing in the world. In fact, my brother
04:34
is sitting over there in the audience
04:36
Molly. That's my best friend in the
04:43
whole wide world, and also the name of
04:45
Ginny. That's Ginny Weasley, my favorite
04:54
character from Harry Potter.
04:57
Normally, a magician would say, "Alicia,
05:04
pick a card." But, I'm not going to do
05:06
I would like you to think of a card,
05:12
>> any card. Lock it into your mind and
05:15
don't tell anyone. Got one?
05:17
>> Simon, would you be impressed if I could
05:21
reach inside your mind and name your
05:22
>> Look into my eyes.
05:26
>> That's weird. I name your card Simon.
05:29
That's your name. For the first time,
05:32
Simon, what's the card you are thinking
05:34
>> Seven [music] of diamonds.
05:36
>> Remember, each card has a different word
05:38
or name written on the back of every
05:41
But, here's yours, the seven of
05:45
And there's no way I could I could
05:49
possibly know what card you thought of.
05:51
>> Before I go, my mom and dad always say
06:13
it's polite to say thank you. So, thank
06:15
you for this amazing opportunity. For
06:18
Magic Boxes, you couldn't wait to me
06:20
reading all your minds.
06:22
>> So, it's been such fun. In fact, it has
06:24
>> It's proof that no matter how young or
06:32
old you are, if you work hard and
06:34
believe, you can take anything, even
06:36
these pieces of paper,
06:38
and make truly magical things happen.
06:40
>> I've been eating since I CAN REMEMBER.
07:10
>> IS IT GOING TO BE
07:20
>> IS THAT YOU, DEC?
07:32
>> PLEASE, SIR, TELL US YOUR NAME.
07:37
>> How old are you, Ned?
07:40
Where are you from?
07:44
Who's here with you today?
07:48
>> Well, I'm with my mom,
07:49
my dad, my stepmom, my sister, my other
07:52
sister, and my brother.
07:56
>> Fantastic. Do you perform for friends
07:59
and family? Do you get up in school and
08:02
>> The stage is yours, sir.
08:06
>> I love him already.
08:11
>> Why were people so excited about that
08:19
talking dog on Britain's Got Talent?
08:22
Amanda Holden's been on it for years.
08:25
It was really fun meeting Ant and Dec
08:48
backstage, but I'm never quite sure
08:50
which one's supposed to be THE FUNNY
08:53
HE'S KILLING US ALL.
08:59
>> Alesha laughing.
09:05
>> Alesha not dancing.
09:07
>> That [cheering and applause] was good.
09:15
>> He reminds me a lot of my dad.
09:18
He's a cross dresser. He gets especially
09:21
cross when he can't FIND HIS SOCKS.
09:23
>> I WAS REALLY WORRIED FOR David Walliams
09:31
when he swam in the River Thames for
09:34
charity because of all that garbage
09:35
going in his mouth.
09:38
But since I've been watching BGT, I'm
09:40
relieved it's all coming out again.
09:43
NED, I LOVE THE WAY THAT YOU TOOK the
09:54
mickey out of us. It was really quite
09:56
>> Who here is enjoying themselves?
10:12
>> Well, some people said that my audition
10:18
was a bit rude for a kid.
10:22
So in the end, the producers gave me
10:25
What do you call a duck with a broken
10:34
Who wrote this rubbish?
10:40
after last time, I'm trying to come with
10:52
some nice things to say about you.
10:55
>> And you can't think of any.
10:58
>> So, please help me get through to the
11:00
final. Cuz I'm going to need a lot more
11:02
>> No, no, I would never press my buzzer.
11:10
>> Save you the trouble.
11:11
NEVER PRESS MY BUZZER.
11:15
>> IN MY AUDITION, I only managed to get
11:16
one joke out before I heard that sound
11:18
>> But after a while, you get used TO
11:25
>> I LOVE BEING ON BGT. All these losers
11:32
desperate TO BE FAMOUS.
11:36
OR AS THEY'RE otherwise known, THE
11:39
>> SAVAGE. [cheering]
11:47
>> I KNOW, I KNOW. Don't be rude TO THE
11:54
IT'S MY BIRTHDAY next week, and my aunt
12:03
is getting me a present. She said,
12:06
"Don't open it until actual birthday,
12:08
cuz it's bad luck."
12:11
I thought, "That's a nasty thing to get
12:13
a kid for their birthday."
12:16
And then, there's my nan.
12:20
She said I'm her twin, my granddad's big
12:23
Cuz what I really wanted was his money.
12:30
>> It's tough being up here. Bright lights
12:39
shining my eyes. NOTHING FROM SIMON'S
12:42
>> [applause and cheering]
12:49
>> BUT IT DOES LOOK GOOD FOR THEIR AGE.
12:49
He's intelligent, talented, generous,
12:52
HE TOLD ME HIMSELF.
12:57
>> [applause and cheering]
13:00
>> I TOOK MY DOG TO THE vet cuz he's
13:02
poorly, and the vet said, "If you don't
13:04
treat him immediately, he could die."
13:07
So, I took him to Disneyland.
13:11
But, he still died.
13:15
But, I soon cheered up cuz I got to meet
13:19
my favorite double act.
13:22
They really make me laugh.
13:26
Eventually, I had to say, "Holly,
13:29
I'VE GOT TO GO. MEANT TO BE meeting Ant
13:35
and Dec in an hour."
13:37
>> Congratulations, by the way, on becoming
13:40
Don't even know what that means.
13:45
My guess is old, boring entertainers.
13:48
>> [cheering and applause]
13:56
So, that's good news, isn't it, David?
13:59
Cuz there's a strong chance that YOU'LL
14:01
>> NOW, YOU'RE PROBABLY wondering why my
14:08
parents let me get away with being so
14:11
But, what you should be wondering is how
14:15
I started off this performance in a gray
14:18
jacket and ended it
14:21
WEARING A CAMOUFLAGE T-SHIRT.
14:23
>> SO, LOOK AT THAT.
14:30
UH JUST ONE QUESTION.
14:44
WHO HERE IS FEELING SAVAGE?
14:46
Uh just one quick question. Who here
14:51
absolutely hates doing the Mexican wave?
14:54
I want a show of hands starting over
14:58
here and moving all the way across.
15:01
See, it wasn't that bad.
15:08
Magicians are doing so well on the show
15:17
this year. So, I've decided to do some
15:20
Um here I have an envelope. Could you
15:28
just please look after this? Don't let
15:31
anybody see it and protect it
15:33
>> So, for my first trick, I'm going to
15:40
make the judges smiles disappear.
15:43
Oh, wait. Already did that by getting
15:50
through to the final.
15:52
>> [cheering and applause]
15:57
>> Calm down. Calm down.
15:59
After my last performance, I decided to
16:02
give you guys a break.
16:04
>> Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's long enough.
16:09
I just want to thank Ant and Dec for all
16:13
the money that they spent voting for me
16:15
The lengths some people go to just to
16:21
make themselves look taller.
16:24
>> How scary were those clowns last night?
16:31
I haven't seen wacky costumes and
16:35
terrifying makeup like that since Sharon
16:37
Osbourne was a judge.
16:40
>> You got to love shows like Britain's Got
16:45
Talent and X Factor. Where else you get
16:47
to see that tedious singing robot, Gary
16:50
>> I was at the school disco and sat by the
17:02
dance floor was a girl that I really
17:04
liked. So, I plucked up the courage to
17:06
ask her if she wanted to dance and she
17:09
did. Which was lucky for me cuz
17:11
otherwise I wouldn't have a place to
17:14
>> One Direction have gone their separate
17:23
ways. That's ironic.
17:25
Now, for those of you who don't know
17:36
it's like these guys judging a talent
17:42
>> Um and just before I go, I'd like to
17:54
remind you to vote Ned. I'd love to have
17:56
a chance to perform in front of royalty.
18:00
But if I did, I know it wouldn't be
18:02
Prince Philip. That dude has got some
18:04
But he's retired from his royal duties.
18:12
So, who's going to travel the world
18:15
offending PEOPLE NOW?
18:16
>> OH, AND THE ENVELOPE.
18:25
UH DAVID, do me a solid and post that to
18:27
It It's just a letter of apology for
18:32
what I might say if I win.
18:34
>> Dinky little thing. [applause]
18:45
[applause and cheering]
20:01
>> It's best to keep on her good side.
20:18
Yeah, keep on her good side.
20:19
>> My god. Do you want a job as my security
20:21
>> What made you want to do this?
20:27
>> I I do ballet and I used to dance.
20:29
>> This is a long way from ballet.
20:32
>> But I didn't like it.
20:34
>> Cute as hell like that.
20:38
>> Soon as that SWORD COMES OUT
20:40
>> JESSICA, YOU ARE one to watch in this
20:43
competition. That was incredible.
20:46
>> It was brilliant as an act. And I'm sure
20:53
you're going to be at the Olympics one
20:55
>> Maybe in the next act, two little people
20:59
could be the villains and you can beat
21:01
>> I think he means us.
21:07
>> Okay, moment of truth. David.
21:08
>> I'm going to say yes.
21:11
>> Jessica, it's a massive yes from me.
21:16
>> It's a yes from me.
21:20
four yeses. Congratulations.
21:24
>> Well done, Jessica.
21:36
>> That was brilliant.
21:38
Cuz you wouldn't mess with her, would
21:39
>> See you next time.
21:42
>> All right. Take care.
21:43
>> She's a prodigy.
21:46
>> Yes, she's special. She's really
21:48
>> I got four yeses.
21:53
>> Oh my god. Oh my god.
21:55
[applause and music]
22:00
>> We all have to come in.
23:56
>> I LIKE IT. I LIKE IT. I
23:57
SHE'S GOT A SMILE ON HER FACE.
24:00
WELL, obviously I'm going to say it's
24:03
>> MY GOD, YOU TERRIFY ME. Um and like you
24:08
were so funny and so kind of scary at
24:12
the same time. Um but actually the whole
24:15
it was well choreographed to put all
24:20
that together, live show, amazing.
24:22
>> IT WAS [applause] LIKE WATCHING A MOVIE.
24:28
It was like watching a Bruce Lee movie,
24:30
except with a little girl, a lovely
24:32
little girl. It would make a brilliant
24:33
series of movies, wouldn't it?
24:34
>> I might take your life and put it in a
24:37
children's book, because
24:38
brilliant, brilliant act. I mean, so
24:40
original and so different. And yes,
24:42
definitely don't try this at home, kids,
24:44
>> It did look really, really dangerous.
24:46
>> You are remarkable. I just love you. I
24:49
love that passion and aggression. It's
24:52
such a GREAT WAY TO BRING [cheering] I
24:54
THINK YOU'RE GOING TO INSPIRE SO MANY
24:56
PEOPLE TO TAKE this up. YOU'RE NOT A
24:58
PRINCESS, but you are a warrior. I love
25:00
>> Exactly. I mean, I think everyone said
25:03
what I was going to say, but yeah, it's
25:05
the passion and it's the fire in you
25:06
that I absolutely love. And how you go
25:08
completely against the grain of how you
25:10
look. You look so sweet, like butter
25:12
But you could really slice that through
25:15
butter very fast. You scare me, but
25:16
you're brilliantly scary. So, well done.
25:19
>> Give us a smile.
27:29
Give [cheering] us that you love.
27:31
She's too cute again.
27:33
>> She's too cute again. That's good.
27:35
>> Oh, Jessie, you're incredible.
27:37
[cheering] I love the production on
27:39
that. I'm so glad the public brought you
27:40
back as the wild card. Well deserved.
27:42
>> JESSIE, YOU WERE ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. I
27:46
loved the element of gymnastics, the
27:48
whole sort of video game thing. It was
27:50
fantastic. You did Ireland that
27:52
fabulously well for Ireland.
27:54
>> Well, you know what? Things have moved
27:58
on a lot from My Little Pony, haven't
27:59
>> Now we've got you killing ninjas. And
28:02
just like the guy said, just in case 10
28:04
ninjas do attack your house tonight,
28:05
don't try this at home.
28:07
>> You know what I see? I see you now in a
28:09
TV series, maybe six of you, and you
28:12
could be like the pink ninjas who beat
28:14
everyone up and stab people. Loved it.
28:17
>> [applause and cheering]
28:21
>> And you could be you could be the
28:23
villain. The villain at the center of
28:24
it. No, it was a fantastic performance.
28:26
So glad you come back and I really want
28:28
to see if you can get your outfit in my
28:30
size cuz I think I'd look
28:31
really fantastic in that. But you did
28:33
brilliantly tonight. You should be very,
28:35
very proud of yourself. And what's the
28:36
song you're going to sing?
28:38
>> Um I'm going to sing Defying Gravity
28:39
from the musical Wicked.
28:41
>> That's a hard song.
28:45
Okay, well, good luck.
28:47
>> Something has changed [singing]
29:09
Something is not the same.
29:14
I'm through with playing [singing] by
29:18
of someone else's game.
29:23
Too late for [singing and music]
29:26
Too late to go back to sleep.
29:30
It's time to trust my instincts, close
29:34
gravity, and you can't pull me
29:53
>> That's a different girl from the one we
29:59
saw up on stage, yeah?
30:00
>> So if you can't find me,
30:02
look to the western
30:06
As someone told me lately,
30:09
everyone deserves a chance to fly.
30:13
And defying flying solo,
30:16
at least I'm flying free.
30:19
>> To those who'd ground me,
30:22
take a message back from me.
30:24
gravity. And soon I'll match [music]
30:39
in all of Oz, no wizard that there is or
30:46
was, is ever [music and singing] going
30:51
[cheering and music]
31:59
>> OH GOD, YOU WERE SO
32:20
so amazing. Really really [cheering]
32:24
really I'm so excited to see her. It's
32:26
going to be brilliant.
32:28
>> and wonder [music] why
32:49
the past is holding me, [singing]
32:51
keeping [music] life at bay.
32:55
I wander lost in yesterday,
32:59
like you found someone
33:18
like me, then suddenly [music]
33:22
ever be the same. There'd be a new way
33:29
a new life to love.
33:35
found [music] someone
33:51
heart would take wing,
34:04
and I'd [music] feel
34:06
>> Something has changed [music] within me.
34:52
Something is not the same.
34:56
I'm through with playing by
35:00
of someone else's [music] game.
35:06
Too late for second-guessing,
35:08
too late [music] to go back to sleep.
35:12
It's time to trust my instincts,
35:16
>> close my eyes, and leap.
35:20
>> [music and singing]
35:28
>> gravity, and you can't pull
35:36
>> So, if you can't find
35:42
everyone deserves a chance to fly
35:53
At least I'm flying free.
35:59
>> To those who'd ground me, take a message
36:02
>> me. Tell them how
36:08
>> gravity. And soon I'll match
36:19
in all of Oz, no wizard that [singing]
36:26
there is or was, is ever [music] going
36:29
[cheering and applause]
37:03
>> Welcome everybody to the wild, wild
37:09
>> I hit it with some toughness. Leave them
37:12
>> Nah, I'm on one [music] next.
37:15
>> I got to just chill and stick to the
37:16
>> Welcome everybody
37:19
>> in the magical world of Oz.
37:20
>> Have a great time.
37:21
>> What do we do in the world of
37:22
>> Do we bring [music] the vibe? Do we
37:23
bring the shine? Yeah.
37:25
>> You just just trying to make sure that
37:25
>> I've been steady rocking on this spot
37:27
for a minute. All up in the kitchen
37:29
[music] making a future, you see?
37:31
>> Competition missing. I don't really see
37:32
them stepping up. First of this, first
37:34
of that, must be cuz we running the
37:35
>> Running the block.
37:37
>> I guess what they really saying is the
37:41
moment [music] of truth.
37:43
>> What they ain't, no one wants to be your
37:44
>> Game on the clock.
37:45
>> We bringing body with the thought they
37:46
can't tear us down. Do it the Cali way.
37:47
>> We don't want to let you know that we
37:50
don't want to rock your soul that we
37:53
don't want to discuss [music] the flow
37:55
like yeah, yeah, yeah.
37:57
>> They saying an 11-year-old shouldn't be
38:02
doing what you're doing.
38:03
>> You going to watch the show, my boy?
38:05
>> All right, then.
38:06
Well, here's something I like in the
38:09
dance crew. I'mma try to spit some
38:10
meanest spit through the [cheering]
38:11
speakers. Let's do the money money money
38:12
money money money money money money
38:14
money money money money money money
38:15
money money money money money money
38:15
money money money money money money
38:16
money money money money money money
38:17
>> Somebody call out the rapping this kids
38:17
are rapping a mass destruction bullet
38:19
with some butterfly wings.
38:20
>> We got to stash the pockets, we got to
38:21
charge them and leave you with gas
38:23
reduction. So, WHEN WE BLOWING UP,
38:24
THEY'RE CALLING OUR GAS CAN
38:25
>> THAT I do take this beat one
38:27
everyone I know make a move so swift
38:29
smooth. Rhymes like this [music] color.
38:32
THIS IS THE LIFE THAT I CHOOSE.
38:34
>> WE don't want to let you know [cheering]
38:36
that we don't want to [music] rock your
38:38
soul that we don't want to discuss the
38:39
flow like yeah, yeah, yeah. We got good.
38:42
>> [music and applause]
38:53
[cheering and screaming]
39:00
>> Somebody better call them.
39:14
>> You are that good.
39:16
>> Howie Yeah, they that good. And you you
39:19
you [music] are just
39:23
>> Thank you. Thank
39:26
>> It's mesmerizing. You're stars.
39:29
>> In-K B, I wish I was half as cool as you
39:34
I mean, you're just so cool and both of
39:37
you are just so adorable [music]
39:39
together. I mean, it sounded great. I
39:41
>> Yeah, thank you. Thank you.
39:43
>> I can't believe that you're 11 years
39:46
You were born to do this. [music]
39:49
>> And you have the [cheering] coolest
39:52
daddy in the world.
39:54
>> I think you guys are going to go really
39:56
far in this competition.
39:58
>> Thank you. Thank you.
39:59
we have just seen what I call a moment.
40:06
Just the way you perform [music]
40:10
together, it was mesmerizing.
40:11
>> And I think you are going to be the face
40:13
of so many things because
40:17
[applause and music]
40:25
>> All right, we're going to vote. Howie?
40:26
>> And that is your fourth yes.
40:33
>> [cheering and music]
40:36
>> [applause and cheering]
40:48
>> What's your name, darling?
40:55
>> Where are you from?
40:57
>> I'm from Ireland.
40:58
>> AND HOW OLD ARE YOU?
41:01
>> I'm 10 years old.
41:03
>> What is it that you're going to be
41:04
that that's annoying. My shoelace is
41:08
>> TODAY I'M GOING TO BE DOING SOME MAGIC.
41:21
I've been doing magic for
41:26
5 years and I usually perform in front
41:28
of my parents, my auntie Laura who
41:31
>> Why does she swear?
41:34
My big dream is to win the 250k,
41:38
perform in front of the royal family.
41:42
I've only performed like I'm doing today
41:45
in front of my sister's teddies. She has
41:47
like 200. I said, "Molly, get all your
41:50
teddies. It's time."
41:53
>> I see that you've got a lot of nice
42:02
rings there. Can I borrow
42:03
>> Perfect. Actually, you hold on to that
42:10
for a minute. Right here, I actually
42:11
have a handkerchief. There's nothing in
42:13
it. I'll take your ring there.
42:15
Now, I'm going to put it in the
42:18
Perfect. If you can just hold on to your
42:25
>> All right. Now, I'll just move this
42:27
over. Now, Alicia, you're holding on to
42:30
your ring. You can still feel it, yes?
42:32
>> Okay, well, just hold it up nice and
42:35
high. Okay, if I just grab it by the
42:36
corners, it's vanish.
42:38
>> WHERE IS IT GONE?
42:45
>> ALL RIGHT. NOW, SIMON, MY MOM told me
42:48
that if your birthday this year, you're
42:50
turning 80. So, I bought YOU A
42:52
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO OPEN UP YOUR GIFT,
42:58
you can just take it out by the ribbon.
43:00
>> Now, you can undo the ribbon and open
43:04
>> Watch. Watch, I got you a watch, Simon.
43:08
>> Well, that's a very nice watch.
43:10
>> Okay, would you like to put out your
43:13
left hand for me, please?
43:14
>> My left hand, okay.
43:15
>> Perfect. Now, I'm going to unscrew the
43:17
Just like that. Now, in this watch is
43:21
something very special.
43:24
If you [screaming] could please take out
43:31
what's in there? watch.
43:32
>> Wow, that's very good.
43:34
>> Alicia, is that your ring?
43:36
>> That is my ring.
43:38
>> Now, Alicia, they say to never do the
43:40
same trick twice, [music]
43:43
but today I feel like a rebel, so I'm
43:44
going to break that rule.
43:46
>> Can I please have your ring again?
43:48
>> Let's get my magic wand.
43:51
It's vanished. Now, Alicia, there's been
43:56
a lot of amazing magicians on Britain's
43:59
Got Talent, and a lot of them have done
44:00
slight of hand, okay? But today I'm
44:02
going to do something completely
44:04
>> And I call this slight of foot.
44:06
>> What did you do?
44:17
what is that on your shoe?
44:20
>> Oh my god, it's only shoelaces.
44:22
>> Oh my god, Alicia.
44:27
>> That is so annoying.
44:34
I can [cheering] do it, I can.
44:39
THANK YOU AND GOOD NIGHT.
44:40
>> TONIGHT, [applause and cheering]
44:47
I WANT TO SHOW YOU THE most spectacular
44:48
mind reading trick that you've ever
44:50
seen. Amanda, you're looking gorgeous
44:52
>> In front of you, you should see that you
44:56
have an envelope, and inside that
44:58
envelope is a prediction that I sent to
44:59
the studios in London last week.
45:02
>> I don't want you to open it yet, though.
45:05
Just guard it with your life for me,
45:06
>> And Mr. David Walliams, do you think
45:10
it's possible that an 11-year-old child
45:13
can take control of your mind?
45:15
>> Well, let's find out. Tonight, I brought
45:20
with me some of my finest artwork. Like,
45:23
forgot you don't like dinosaurs, David.
45:25
We'll put that to the back.
45:27
Oh, my bicycle. Don't worry, everybody.
45:29
It's a bit safer in Simon's. Hope you're
45:31
feeling better, Simon.
45:33
I mean, there's tons of different
45:36
pictures here. You get the idea. David,
45:37
so I'm going to place down one picture
45:40
at a time, and if you can just tell me
45:41
when to stop anywhere you want, please.
45:43
>> Okay, David. Would you like the one in
45:52
my hand or the one on the table?
45:54
>> One on the table.
45:56
>> Okay, David. We'll take it and place it
45:58
right there. Now, David, if you'd chosen
46:00
this picture, you would have chosen,
46:02
let's see, oh, a picture of me and my
46:04
And if you'd chosen this one, you would
46:08
have chosen, oh, me swimming. I love
46:10
that picture. [music]
46:12
Okay, let's see which picture you chose.
46:14
Me as a superhero, David. I love
46:17
superheroes. David,
46:19
in front of you, you should see that you
46:22
have an envelope, which I sent to you a
46:23
few days ago. Can you please open it up
46:25
and show everybody here what is inside,
46:28
>> You as a superhero.
46:36
>> Yes, it's me as a superhero.
46:40
But you know, it might look better with
46:43
some color. Right here, I have a
46:44
blindfold. It's a normal blindfold. In
46:46
fact, we can get someone from the crew
46:48
to come and check it. Hello, Robbie.
46:50
>> You can go ahead, put that on you. Tell
46:53
everybody it's normal. It's normal,
46:54
amazing. All right. So, I'm going to
46:56
take off my glasses, all right? Not much
46:58
people have seen me without my glasses,
47:01
so you're all VIPs.
47:03
Please, go ahead and tighten on the
47:06
Amazing. That's amazing. Thank you,
47:12
David, our mission is to color in the
47:16
superhero picture super speedy. Are you
47:18
>> Okay, in front of you you should see
47:23
that you have some markers. Pick up any
47:25
Now, can you please color in for me the
47:30
You're doing amazing, David. And
47:39
whenever you're finished, David, take
47:41
that marker and throw it away like THE
47:42
>> YOU THROWN IT AWAY, DAVID?
47:49
>> AMAZING. PLEASE, pick up another one and
47:52
the cape for me, please. Color in the
47:56
cape, David. And you know, David, it's
47:58
all right. You can be a rebel, David.
48:01
You know, color outside the lines if you
48:03
And David, whenever you're finished, you
48:06
Have you thrown it away?
48:12
>> Great. Please, pick up another marker.
48:15
This time, um I yeah,
48:17
which one maybe? Um
48:20
>> Maybe color in the top, please. Not the
48:23
A, David, just the top.
48:26
You're doing amazing, David.
48:32
And you know what to do whenever you're
48:34
finished that one, David.
48:36
Like the diva you are.
48:42
>> Have you thrown it away, David?
48:47
>> Great. Please, pick up another one.
48:49
the A this time, David. The A.
48:56
>> David, you can throw it away again,
49:04
>> Now, please pick up another marker.
49:11
Color in the shorts, please. Color in
49:16
>> Great, you can throw it away again. Pick
49:23
up your last one, please, and color in
49:25
belt. Let's color in the belt.
49:29
>> But don't throw it away. [music] Let's
49:35
drop it like a mic drop, like to pretend
49:36
you're a singer, like
49:38
>> Amazing. David, are you finished?
49:45
>> Great, I'm going to take off my
49:48
Oh, wow, that is very bright.
49:52
>> Oh, it's nice to see again. David, for
49:55
the first time, please hold up your
49:58
picture so I can see it.
50:00
Wow, that is very colorful. That's very
50:03
different. Like we have
50:05
pink legs, orange shorts, a purple belt,
50:07
a red cape with a green top, and a blue
50:11
A. David, that is all so, so random that
50:14
no one here could possibly know how you
50:18
would have colored that in. It's a
50:20
Okay, Amanda, for the first time, please
50:26
open up the envelope and show everybody
50:28
here what is inside, please.
50:29
>> Okay, I am opening [music] up the
50:31
And I am showing you
50:34
>> Yes, it's me, the superhero, but I
50:42
David, you have the exact same picture,
50:45
even colored in the same, because I
50:48
predicted all along exactly how David
50:50
would color it in tonight.
50:54
just to absolutely prove that I knew all
50:58
along all of your choices tonight, check
51:01
Pink [cheering] legs, David.
51:13
>> Really? Pink legs.
51:14
>> Look at his little legs.
51:16
AIDEN THE SUPERHERO, LIVE from my
51:22
It's so awesome to be in the studio
51:36
tonight. But let me tell you, IT IS A
51:37
LOT BIGGER THAN MY BEDROOM.
51:40
David Walliams. The last time that we
51:43
met, I proved that we had some sort of a
51:45
connection, a very special connection.
51:47
Now, to make sure that we still have
51:50
I'm holding four cards in my hand.
51:54
They're actually the four queens. Can I
51:56
please get you to name either black or
51:58
>> Black? Okay, we'll get rid of black and
52:02
that leaves us with red. Now, can you
52:04
please name either hearts or diamonds?
52:06
>> Hearts? Okay, get rid of hearts that
52:09
leaves us with diamonds. You chose the
52:10
queen of diamonds. Watch.
52:12
>> David, I knew that you would choose the
52:21
queen of diamonds because look, it's the
52:23
only card that has a red back.
52:26
because it's the only card that actually
52:31
>> Wow, that's spooky.
52:35
>> David, if that doesn't prove that you
52:38
still have a connection, I don't know
52:40
what does. Can you please join me up on
52:41
stage so that I can dive deeper into
52:43
>> Everyone give David a round of applause.
52:47
>> [cheering and applause]
52:51
>> And one more way.
52:53
>> If you can take a seat and relax because
52:57
I'm going to try and amaze you and
53:00
hopefully everyone at home. But first, I
53:02
need you to let your mind go blank.
53:05
>> That's very easy.
53:08
>> Wow, yeah, that that was actually very
53:09
I have a stack of words, action words,
53:15
things that we do, like jump,
53:18
smile. Oh, give us your best smile,
53:22
swim. We have tons here. You get the
53:28
idea. David, if you can please tell me
53:31
when to stop. Anywhere you want, please.
53:33
>> Amazing, amazing, David. Okay.
53:38
So, I'm going to give you this word.
53:41
Now, don't show anybody. What I want you
53:43
to do is if you can please look at it,
53:45
remember it, and lock it in your mind.
53:47
And wait here. Amazing. And when you're
53:50
done that, if you can please hide it in
53:52
David, if I can please get you to sign
54:03
right here for me. I'll hold it. Just
54:06
>> Makes a change from uh signing one of my
54:13
best-selling books. Well done.
54:14
Okay, everybody, there is David's
54:19
signature. Okay. Now, David, if I can
54:21
I want you to think of the word that you
54:26
picked a second ago because it's time to
54:28
David, does your word have the letter A
54:39
>> LOOK INTO MY EYES, DAVID.
54:47
strong connection here.
54:53
David, does it have the letter T?
55:03
>> THAT'S BRILLIANT. [cheering]
55:06
I THINK I KNOW WHAT YOUR WORD IS. IF I
55:10
GET THAT WORD, wouldn't it be so
55:13
>> Very impressive.
55:15
I'm going to give you this word, okay?
55:29
Now, I don't want you to look at it. If
55:31
you can just hold it against your chest
55:34
>> Okay, like that.
55:36
Now, before we do the reveal, David, I'm
55:41
going to ask you a few questions.
55:43
The word that you're thinking of, do you
55:47
>> Okay, David. Um, how much times a day do
55:55
>> 17 or 18, probably.
56:01
>> And do you do this alone or sometimes
56:06
>> And David, final question. When was the
56:17
last time you did this?
56:20
>> I'm doing it right now.
56:23
Well, I just before I came on, actually.
56:26
>> I had a chocolate biscuit just to keep
56:30
me going. It could be a long night.
56:31
>> David, please tell everyone the word
56:37
that you're thinking of, please.
56:40
>> Say it out loud.
56:41
>> Yeah, the word that you're thinking of.
56:42
Well, that's very embarrassing. Live on
56:50
Britain's Got Talent the finals.
56:53
Should have stayed in my bedroom.
56:55
>> David, for the first time, please show
56:59
everybody THE WORD THAT I WROTE.
57:02
DAVID, IF YOU COULD PLEASE GO BACK TO
57:13
>> Everyone give David a round of applause.
57:15
>> Thank you. [cheering and applause]
57:18
I DID IT AGAIN! THANK YOU AND GOODNIGHT.
57:24
>> [applause and cheering]
57:27
>> How excited are you guys?
57:39
>> I can see that. You're smiling from ear
57:42
to ear. Tell me your names. Who are you?
57:44
>> just me or does this look like Heidi's
57:51
>> It kind of does.
57:55
It's true. It's a little mini me and a
57:58
What will you be doing for us today?
58:01
Will you be singing?
58:03
>> What will you be doing?
58:06
>> Good luck, you two.
58:12
>> Oh, she's [applause] so good.
58:22
>> I LOVE THIS SONG.
58:52
>> I want to do it again.
59:08
>> You two are so well rehearsed. You swung
59:58
around. It did remind me of a Sunday
00:01
morning with Seal at home way back when.
00:03
>> Thank you. Thank
00:05
>> I loved it. I really loved it. How can
00:07
>> I'll tell you why I buzzed you guys. I
00:10
like you. I think that you're talented,
00:11
but you need a lot more experience. And
00:14
that song, it's not fun, and I didn't
00:17
>> It is a fun song.
00:21
>> And I didn't feel
00:22
>> I just think you've got to put in the
00:27
experience, but you've got great
00:29
chemistry, the two of you.
00:31
>> And I love that you're still smiling,
00:33
even though he's so mean. He's grumpy.
00:35
He's very, very grumpy. Well, I loved
00:38
it, and I loved the song choice, and I
00:40
loved how happy you made me feel.
00:43
>> What I loved not only your moves, but
00:46
your face. You are so expressive and so
00:48
exciting to watch and it just made me
00:51
smile the whole time.
00:52
And I actually did like the song. I
00:56
thought it was funny.
00:58
>> We We should play that in the in our
00:59
little dressing room to Simon really
01:00
Yeah. We're going to play it over and
01:03
over again, Simon, later.
01:05
>> Let's vote. I'm going to kick it off
01:08
with a big fat yes.
01:10
>> AND I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU YOUR SECOND
01:15
>> Uh I know this isn't going to make me
01:21
very popular, [music] but I'm going to
01:23
say no for all the right reasons.
01:25
This is your third yes.
01:36
>> watching over me.
02:15
Smiling [music] over
02:19
You want to know how I feel.
02:23
you walk in my dreams.
02:29
I have this feeling
02:30
I'm lost in your dreams.
02:32
You walk in my dreams.
02:36
I have this feeling
02:38
>> [cheering and music]
02:40
[cheering and music]
02:59
[cheering and music]
03:09
[cheering and music]
03:46
>> So first I want to hear of course from
04:06
>> I now understand why this show is the
04:09
biggest show in America because we get
04:12
to see incredible talent like what we've
04:15
just witnessed. You are amazing.
04:17
Mel, what do you think?
04:23
>> You just made everybody shut up and
04:24
stand up and pay attention to you.
04:26
>> Completely. [cheering]
04:29
>> Is this like your first dance at your
04:32
wedding? [music] I think it Everything
04:34
I love you. I think you're amazing, but
04:36
I'm not as bowled over as as you two.
04:39
>> Oh, you're crazy. [music]
04:41
>> You went from annoying first time
04:45
to something actually really really
04:48
good, and it was fun.
04:50
>> I think this is a real step up. Well
04:53
>> I fell in love with you first time I saw
04:59
you. I love you again today. We still
05:00
have a lot of acts to see.
05:03
>> And only seven will go forward, but that
05:04
was already very very good.
05:07
DREAMERS AND STREAMERS AND THINGS, OH
07:03
You two are just like lightning bolts.
07:09
As soon as you come on the stage, you
07:12
light everything up. You are brilliant
07:14
dancers. I love your synergy between
07:16
each other. And you, young lady, those
07:18
facial expressions get me time after
07:20
time after time. I loved it and I loved
07:23
the song. Well done. Heidi, what are you
07:25
>> I think that the two of you are an
07:29
of talent. And you really you put me in
07:32
You put the biggest smile on my face. I
07:36
love watching you two perform. I love
07:38
>> Okay, now it's time to ask Papa. Simon,
07:43
what did you think?
07:45
>> Well, you know what? I have never been a
07:46
massive fan of these two, but what you
07:48
did tonight, again, on the Why are you
07:52
booing? I haven't even started talking
07:55
I thought it was a step up. You, sir, in
07:59
particular, I mean, I've never seen
08:03
anything like that from you again. I
08:04
don't think your partner's going to be
08:06
very happy with you when they watch it
08:07
back cuz you did steal a little bit more
08:09
of the limelight. But I tell you what
08:10
was good, it was a step up, which is
08:12
what we expected at this stage from the
08:14
performances we've seen before. So, well
08:16
>> Thanks. And Howie?
08:19
I think what you brought is what we
08:23
want. And I would imagine, I'm not in
08:25
everybody's living room in America, but
08:27
everybody, I would imagine, you put a
08:29
huge smile on people's face because you
08:31
were a joy, you are adorable, and that's
08:33
why we like being part of this show.
08:37
Only a few people are going through
08:39
tonight, so it's going to be really
08:40
tough, but you put a smile on her face,
08:42
and we all love watching you.
08:43
everybody is so happy, and the audience
08:50
was jamming and dancing. How are you
08:52
>> Free, and I'm really thankful that I get
08:54
to be here at the live shows of
08:57
America's Got Talent in front of these
08:58
>> Oh, look at that.
09:01
Give me one of those facial expressions.
09:02
Woo! Okay, good luck to both of you
09:05
>> Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.
09:09
>> What's your name?
09:11
>> And how old are you, Maya?
09:14
>> I'm 12 years old.
09:15
>> It's a beautiful dress. I nearly wore
09:16
that dress today, actually.
09:18
Lucky I didn't. Um where abouts are you
09:20
>> Um I'm from South Wales.
09:22
>> She seems sweet.
09:25
>> Who's with you today?
09:27
>> I got a lot of family with me today.
09:28
I've got my mom, my dad, my sister, my
09:29
auntie, my uncle, my grandma, my
09:32
grandpa, my cousins. Yeah, [laughter]
09:33
>> So, all of Wales,
09:37
I guess you're going to sing for us
09:39
>> So, who's your biggest singing idol?
09:42
>> Um Whitney Houston. I'm singing a
09:44
Whitney Houston song today, and I just
09:46
love Whitney Houston.
09:48
>> Okay, well, we wish you all the best,
09:50
>> Cuz I'll never change [singing]
10:32
all my colors for you.
10:35
>> love. I'll never ask for too much.
10:44
Just all that you are [singing]
10:51
and everything that you do.
10:54
I don't need to give you love you
11:00
>> very much further. I don't want to have
11:03
where you don't follow.
11:07
I won't hold it back again. This passion
11:10
[music and singing] inside, I can't run
11:13
>> Don't make me lie.
11:21
I [music] don't lie.
11:24
>> Stinging in my eyes.
11:31
>> [cheering and screaming]
11:33
love walking away from me.
11:41
>> Stinging in my eyes.
12:03
of [cheering] my mistake.
12:08
walking away from me.
12:14
[cheering and screaming]
12:46
>> Wow, where to start? I mean, [music] my
13:03
goodness. To get to those notes the way
13:06
you did was so impressive. And by the
13:08
end of that song you had me and that was
13:11
a fantastic audition.
13:13
>> When it first started [music] I thought,
13:21
"Oh god, no. We've got an another little
13:22
girl who loves Whitney Houston so much
13:24
she's going to try and copy her." But
13:26
you're you're so sweet in that little
13:28
dress and your little arms flinging
13:30
Honestly, it was mind-blowingly
13:36
[applause and cheering]
13:43
>> Sometimes people ask why we have
13:44
children on Britain's Got Talent and
13:45
sometimes they are miles better than the
13:47
[music] adults. And you have been today.
13:49
I mean, the way you sang that song we we
13:52
we don't [cheering] have to take on
13:54
board that you're 12 years old. You
13:55
know, you really are a diva and you
13:57
really can hold our attention like any
13:59
adult singer we've ever seen on this
14:01
>> Simon, Mayar, for all the right reasons
14:06
you're the one I'm going to remember
14:08
>> You are someone to watch. Very, very
14:11
>> Uh this is very easy, Maya. It's a yes.
14:18
>> It's a yes from me, Maya.
14:22
>> It's a yes from me, Maya.
14:24
>> Four yeses, well then.
14:26
>> Lost touch [music] with my soul.
14:50
I had nowhere to turn.
14:54
I had nowhere to go.
14:56
Lost sight of my [music and singing]
14:59
Thought it would be the end of me.
15:02
I thought I'd never make it through.
15:08
>> I had no [music] hopes to hold on to.
15:12
I thought I would break.
15:17
I didn't know my own strength. And I
15:21
crashed down [music]
15:24
>> [singing and music]
15:31
>> I got through all this pain.
15:32
I didn't know my own strength. So my
15:36
focus now, my faith can be alive.
15:40
I pick myself back up,
15:43
hold my head up high.
15:45
I was not built to break.
15:48
>> I didn't know my own strength. There
15:52
were so many times I would have I get
15:54
thrown and battered.
15:57
Thought I couldn't [music] hold that. I
15:58
take. I didn't know my own strength. And
16:03
I got through all this pain.
16:14
I didn't know my [music] own strength.
16:21
>> [music and singing]
16:28
>> I didn't know my own strength.
16:36
>> Why is it on, David?
17:00
>> Why is it on, David?
17:00
>> David, OVER TO YOU.
17:03
>> INCREDIBLE. SO, YOU ARE HOW old are you
17:06
>> Incredible. You've got such a big voice
17:09
for such a young girl, and you did
17:11
yourself proud tonight. You did your
17:13
family proud, and you did everyone in
17:14
Wales proud, as well, I'm sure.
17:16
>> Everyone there is rooting for you, as
17:19
they are around the country. And the
17:21
great thing is, if you win the
17:22
competition, you can get an extra leg
17:23
for that three-legged tortoise of yours.
17:26
>> Get a little animatronic one. You could
17:29
pay for it. I would. You will. I will.
17:30
>> Of [laughter] course.
17:34
>> Excellent. That's nice.
17:34
>> I think you're such a pro. I mean, you
17:36
would never know that you haven't had
17:38
that much rehearsals. I mean, it was
17:39
fantastic from start to finish. The way
17:41
you controlled your vocals throughout
17:42
was really, really impressive, and you
17:45
hit those big notes. And honestly, for
17:46
your age, it's just so impressive.
17:48
You've got it. You've [cheering] got it.
17:51
>> Well, I don't THINK YOU DO KNOW YOUR OWN
17:55
THAT'S THE POINT. I mean, when we
17:58
watched your little video there, you're
18:00
you you know, you're an ordinary little
18:02
girl with an ordinary family living in
18:04
an ordinary place and then something
18:06
extraordinary comes out of your mouth
18:08
when you sing and it was amazing. I mean
18:10
an absolutely incredible performance.
18:13
>> So, you got tonsillitis
18:21
and you decide on live TV to sing one of
18:24
the hardest ever Whitney Houston songs.
18:26
I mean that takes guts. And you know
18:29
I really YOU KNOW WHAT I LIKED about
18:34
[applause] your voice this time is that
18:35
I could actually hear you and what your
18:38
voice cuz you're from Wales, aren't you?
18:40
And I could hear that really nice kind
18:43
The control of the song was terrific.
18:46
I think you did fantastic.
18:49
>> And how old are you?
19:04
>> And tell me a little bit more about you.
19:07
>> Uh I'm a professional gymnast.
19:09
>> My name's Jack Carroll. I'm 14 and today
19:18
I'm going to be doing a bit of stand-up
19:21
since since I was born.
19:28
And yeah, basically
19:31
still got it. Won't go away.
19:34
>> It's impossible for him to move around
19:36
without some kind of aid, either a
19:38
wheelchair or a walking frame.
19:39
>> That seems to be the least of his
19:41
worries. His big worries are whether his
19:43
jokes make people [music] laugh or not.
19:45
>> I use my cerebral palsy in my act
19:48
because in comedy a lot of times your
19:50
weaknesses are your strengths. It's like
19:54
the elephant in the room and then when
19:57
you mention it they go
19:59
and make them relax and enjoy the rest
20:01
of the funny jokes.
20:04
>> He wants to make people laugh and he
20:05
wants to make something of his life
20:07
[music] and yeah, I'm really proud of
20:08
>> I'm not looking to help people in need
20:11
because I'm a horrible selfish
20:14
individual. But if people do find some
20:16
comfort or some inspiration from what I
20:20
do, then brilliant, bonus.
20:22
I'm never going to be
20:26
>> Usain Bolt, right? That that's sorted.
20:28
But maybe I I can focus on me strengths,
20:30
which is, you know,
20:34
bring joy to the world.
20:36
>> [music and applause]
20:39
>> All right, well, best of luck.
20:42
>> All right, cheers.
20:44
>> Don't worry, I know what you're
20:49
Harry Potter's [snorts] had a nasty
20:51
Quidditch accident.
20:53
>> Do you know what I can't stand? Sorry.
20:58
Sorry, let me re-emphasize. Do you know
21:01
what I can't stand?
21:03
>> But look on the bright side, I've never
21:07
had to queue at Disneyland.
21:09
>> Now, just I'm just going to throw a
21:15
disclaimer out there. If I do get too
21:17
energetic, please stop me. I want to
21:19
Otherwise, otherwise, how would I HATE
21:24
>> I'M JOKING. I'M JOKING. It's a pool.
21:31
>> I was uh I was at the
21:37
cinemas seeing the new James Bond film
21:40
the other day and it got me thinking,
21:42
you know, maybe I would have liked to
21:44
have had a go, you know, being James
21:45
Bond, but obviously I'm a bit inhibited.
21:47
Ah, Mr. Bond, I've been expecting you.
21:50
>> [cough and clears throat]
21:59
but this isn't the first Britain's Got
22:07
Talent event I've been to. I was
22:09
actually uh at the live tour in
22:11
Manchester, funnily enough, 2 years ago.
22:14
And the staff, they couldn't have been
22:16
more helpful, moving people out of the
22:17
way, getting us to a seat. And then when
22:20
we finally got there, the view was just
22:22
fantastic. And we sat down and my
22:25
sister, she tapped me on the shoulder,
22:27
turned around, and I'll never forget
22:30
this as long as I live. She said,
22:32
we are so lucky I'm disabled."
22:36
You cannot take her anywhere.
22:41
>> Thank you very much. I've been Jack
22:46
>> He's got a standing ovation as well.
23:02
>> [music and cheering]
23:08
Uh I'm going to have to go to David
23:12
first of all. Jack, you are [music] a
23:13
>> [applause and cheering]
23:17
>> I wasn't as funny as you are at 14. I'm
23:17
not even as funny now as you are at 14
23:19
years old. It was incredible. Every
23:21
[music] joke was a winner.
23:23
>> Jack, [music] you made me laugh before
23:29
the act even started and
23:30
>> I know I've got a funny face.
23:33
>> JACK, the thing that that's great is
23:39
Nobody feels sorry for you. You're
23:42
self-deprecating. You're hilarious. And
23:43
I think you've got a future. [applause]
23:46
>> Well, I I've got to tell you, Jack,
23:54
you've [music] got one of the most
23:55
refreshing attitude. You made fun, you
23:56
know, of what you've gone through,
23:59
um and you made it funny, which is
24:02
really, [music] really difficult. You've
24:04
just got an incredible personality.
24:06
And I'm really happy that I met you.
24:10
>> Call on for a yes.
24:18
>> [music and applause]
24:20
>> Okay, David, yes or no?
24:21
>> It's a gigantic yes.
24:24
>> Yes for me, Jack.
24:30
>> Jack, [cheering]
24:31
I think you know what's coming.
24:33
>> Not the [applause] best gig I've ever
24:56
>> Well done, that was [music] brilliant.
24:58
>> He's like Billy Elliot.
25:00
>> Yeah, he's really funny.
25:01
>> We just don't have to take his age or
25:02
his cerebral palsy into consideration.
25:04
He's a really, really funny comedian.
25:05
>> Fantastic comments from the judges,
25:07
[music] four yeses, and a standing
25:08
ovation from the crowd.
25:10
>> Something that I can't do, I think.
25:12
You're just rubbing it in now.
25:13
>> What a great day.
25:17
>> Probably the best experience of my life.
25:19
>> So, Simon Cowell, are you any good yet?
25:27
You're not cheering when I take your
25:30
parking spaces, right? I'll say Tesco's.
25:32
But, um Britain's Got Talent semis, what
25:37
>> SO, IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE. It's not the
25:43
first reality TV show I auditioned for.
25:45
I did audition for Strictly, but I heard
25:48
>> Apparently, Brucie don't think it's for
25:53
>> Dig at the rival show there. I'm proud
26:04
>> Um I had a bit of trouble getting to the
26:08
venue tonight, actually. Uh my mom got
26:10
pulled pulled over by the police cuz we
26:12
were in such a rush. Uh and the
26:14
policeman said, "What are you doing?" I
26:16
said, "Well, you don't understand. I've
26:17
got to get to the Britain's Got Talent
26:19
live shows." He said, "What do you think
26:20
you are? Some kind of comedian?"
26:22
But I'm pleased to be here tonight for
26:28
for more than one reason. Um that reason
26:30
is I'm off school THIS WEEK.
26:32
don't get me wrong. I do like school,
26:38
but it can be a very intimidating place.
26:40
Just the other day, I was walking
26:42
through the canteen, saw a mug on the
26:44
table. It said, "Robert's mug, hands
26:46
off." I thought, "It's really not my cup
26:48
A pun there for you. Enjoy that cuz it's
26:53
Um but the kids at school, they asked
26:58
me, you know, "What judges are you most
27:00
afraid of?" Probably have to be Judge
27:02
Judge Judy, and Judge John Deed. They're
27:06
the main ones out there.
27:09
Bit of gossip for you, actually, about
27:12
the judges. They're replacing Simon next
27:13
year with North Korean dictator Kim
27:15
but they're not letting him press the
27:22
>> [cheering and applause]
27:26
BUT BUT RIGHT, IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT,
27:31
THEY are very similar characters. One, a
27:33
tyrannical dictator who forces crocodile
27:36
tears from the eyes of his subjects. The
27:38
other, the leader OF NORTH KOREA."
27:40
THERE'S ALSO BEEN A LOT OF talk in the
27:48
press recently about the Britain's Got
27:50
Talent contract, and I've got to say
27:52
it's really nothing. And I've got to say
27:54
that because it's in the small print of
27:56
BUT BEFORE BEFORE I LEAVE you tonight,
28:04
can I just say whatever happens, I've
28:07
really enjoyed my time I'm here. I'm at
28:09
the show. I'm in I'm in London. And in
28:11
London, I've been walking around a lot
28:13
of the tube stations seeing a lot of
28:14
people collecting for charity. And I do
28:16
try and do my bit for charity. I mean,
28:18
I'm no Sir Bob Geldof, but I do try and
28:20
do my bit. And uh I've recently started
28:23
collecting some money for Scope, but
28:25
cut out the middle man.
28:32
THANK YOU FOR THAT.
28:35
>> [applause and cheering]
28:37
>> OH, I'M ON NOW. I DID I I DIDN'T hear
28:53
So, before I start, can I just say my
28:57
first joke, I was going to run on and
29:00
throw some eggs. That's been ruined.
29:02
>> Um so, it begins.
29:10
Um I'm a little bit nervous tonight,
29:13
actually. I I was going to ask the
29:16
judges to turn the chairs round, but
29:17
then again, that format have never work.
29:19
>> Yeah, no. I've just lost a few votes
29:25
from fans of The Voice there.
29:28
Um no, but don't get me wrong. I do like
29:31
the voice and uh one of the judges is
29:33
Tom Jones. And one day he's so old that
29:35
I'm afraid they'll turn the chairs round
29:39
and they'll have nodded off.
29:41
>> FINAL OF BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT, EH?
29:47
But great year last year for Britain.
29:54
Made me feel very proud to be British
29:57
what with the Olympics and everything
30:00
and lot of people were saying, "Oh, you
30:01
know, how are we going to pay for it?
30:03
What's going to happen?" And may I just
30:04
say Greece as an example. They hosted in
30:06
2004 and they're pretty much okay,
30:09
>> AND there's also been a lot of talk
30:19
about who's going to buy the Olympic
30:21
Stadium. Apparently, Simon Cowell's put
30:23
a bid in. He's looking to downsize.
30:25
Not such a great year last year for
30:31
horses what with the horse meat scandal.
30:32
I don't like that term
30:38
cuz a scandal implies something sordid.
30:41
It's not like they found a load of
30:43
horses in a nightclub toilet with a load
30:44
>> But they've actually changed the phrase
30:51
horses for courses in the wake of the
30:53
scandal. It's now horses for main
30:55
>> What do you say to a horse before a big
31:07
race? Cuz you can't exactly tell it to
31:10
break a leg, can you?
31:11
>> I think it's abhorrent that they destroy
31:14
horses just for breaking the legs. Put
31:16
them to good use and stick them in the
31:19
Paralympic dressage.
31:20
I'm so pleased to be here tonight, you
31:32
know, for for everyone who voted for me
31:33
a couple of weeks ago and you know,
31:36
everything. I've just had a great time
31:37
and how I can go from you know, people
31:39
not knowing who I am for to people
31:42
asking me to do adverts and uh
31:44
Obviously I said no cuz I hate it when
31:47
comedians do adverts. It makes me sick.
31:48
That's why I use BACKACHE SICKNESS
31:52
>> I'VE I'VE ALSO HAD A LOT OF people on me
31:58
on the street coming up to me and you
32:01
know, some of them says things like,
32:03
"Oh, you've just got funny bones."
32:05
It's a very serious medical condition
32:07
Thank you. GOOD NIGHT.
32:10
[cheering and screaming]
32:24
>> WELCOME TO AMERICA'S GOT TALENT.
32:29
>> THANK YOU SO MUCH.
32:31
>> What's your name and how old are you?
32:32
>> My name is Merrick Hanna and I just
32:34
turned 12 years old.
32:36
>> Well, welcome Merrick Hanna.
32:38
>> And what are you going to be doing for
32:41
>> Today I'm going to be dancing for you.
32:44
>> And who influences you when it comes to
32:46
>> Definitely my grandma.
32:50
>> Cuz she's 80 years old and she takes
32:52
four dance classes a week.
32:54
Now, we do see a lot of dancers on
32:57
America's Got Talent. What is going to
32:59
make you different from everybody else?
33:01
>> Well, I'm kind of impersonating a robot
33:03
that's kind of broken and floppy.
33:06
>> Okay, great. Looking forward to it. Good
33:09
I miss you every day.
33:55
>> but smile my brave face.
34:09
But a smile [singing] my brave face.
34:14
I meant [music] we're too young
34:26
>> to fall for [music] girls.
34:33
So, here's [singing]
34:41
I miss them every [singing] day.
34:50
beauty and how they
35:09
might last forever [singing]
35:12
>> Simon, what did you think of that?
35:37
>> Merit, this to me, honestly, was one of
35:39
the best dance performances I've ever
35:41
>> And I'll tell you why.
35:48
You would be someone I would put in a
35:49
pop video in a heartbeat to actually
35:51
tell the story of a song.
35:55
Uh, it's fantastic. It's so smart, so
35:57
clever, so current. Well done, Merit.
36:02
>> Howie, what did you think of that?
36:08
>> I don't think that anyone has come on
36:10
this stage and so clearly has told a
36:12
story that elicits that kind of emotion.
36:14
When that robot died, I actually got
36:19
like teary and I went, "Oh my god, why
36:22
am I teary? He's just dancing." You're
36:23
Heidi, what did you think? [cheering]
36:28
>> I absolutely loved it, too. And there
36:30
are so many adults on the stage that
36:32
trying to do what you are doing and you
36:34
are better with 12 years old.
36:37
>> Thank [cheering] you so much.
36:39
You know, I think everybody on the panel
36:42
has said it all apart from saying that
36:44
you are absolutely incredible.
36:46
>> Well, I tell you what I'm going to do
36:54
tomorrow. I have my record label staff
36:55
arriving. I'm going to show them this
36:57
video in terms of something I've seen
36:59
which I actually think is meaningful and
37:01
new. So, it's your first yes from me.
37:04
>> Tomorrow, I'm going to show this tape to
37:13
It's not going to help you, but I just
37:17
want to show a tape, too.
37:18
I'll give you a second yes. That'll
37:20
>> And I'm going to show this tape to my
37:25
children. I'm going to say, "Get off
37:27
that iPad and start dancing." You're
37:28
going to get your third yes from me.
37:31
And I'm going to give you your fourth
37:34
yes. See you in the next round. You
37:36
young man are incredible.
37:38
>> [cheering and music]
37:42
>> Thank you so much.
37:53
>> You usually don't see a single dancer,
37:56
>> you know, being able to tell a whole
37:59
>> Congratulations, [music] and we will see
38:07
you in the next round.
38:09
You're welcome. Give me a hug.
38:11
>> Hi. So nice to see you again.
38:25
>> How are you feeling today?
38:28
>> A little bit nervous, but mostly just
38:29
>> I'm going to keep my fingers and toes
38:32
>> I loved this guy on his first audition.
38:40
I really liked Yeah, I thought he's
38:44
>> He looks like a robot. I [music] bet
39:08
that's what he's going to want with his
39:10
[cheering and applause]
40:06
>> I really, really loved your first
40:45
audition. I think the song choice first
40:47
time was much better.
40:50
But the way that you managed to tell the
40:52
story within your performance makes you
40:54
different, relevant, cool. I like you.
40:57
>> Howie. [applause]
41:04
>> The story in your facial expression,
41:05
your body movement is so right on and so
41:06
exact. There's so many good people, but
41:09
I I'll fight for you.
41:11
>> Thank you. [cheering]
41:12
>> It is tough today. 20 [music] acts,
41:15
which you are one of them, and everyone
41:17
is so good. So, let's see how it goes. I
41:19
wish you good luck.
41:23
>> I feel like it's extra hard today.
41:31
There's a lot of good ones today. Do you
41:33
think you're close to the live shows?
41:35
>> We'll just have to wait and see.
41:38
>> Okay, let's hold our breath. 1 2 3.
41:39
>> Listen up, everyone. We're going to call
41:53
>> doing a quick interview with you for
41:56
about 5 or 10 minutes before you go on
41:57
>> So, I'll look at you the entire time,
42:00
>> So, just say action, I'm ready.
42:03
>> Okay, so nice big smile. Tell me your
42:05
name, your age, where you're from, and
42:07
how long you've been playing the piano.
42:09
Can you do that for me?
42:11
Okay, I'll put it down in a fewer words.
42:13
My name is Adrian Romoff. I'm 9 years
42:17
old and I'm from Atlanta, Georgia.
42:19
>> What are you going to do for us today,
42:21
I also have another talent. I'm very
42:25
But, you know, you can't be a doctor at
42:29
age five, correct? You can be a
42:32
>> What kind of music do you play?
42:35
>> That is a loud buzzer.
42:36
Nothing can be completely perfect
42:38
because you're not a robot.
42:40
You don't We don't need another machine
42:43
in our world. We already have a bunch of
42:45
that. We need more emotions.
42:48
When I play piano, I I express my
42:52
feelings and I express them with the
42:55
>> And see that's why there will never be
42:59
such thing as a piano-playing robot.
43:01
>> All right, man. GO HAVE FUN.
43:03
>> HELLO. WHO ARE YOU?
43:11
>> And how old are you, Adrian?
43:14
>> I'm 9 years old.
43:15
>> You're 9 years old.
43:17
And you will be doing what for us today?
43:18
>> And how long have you been doing that?
43:21
since I was a little boy.
43:26
>> Oh, since you were a little boy.
43:28
>> Since you're as old now.
43:29
>> In what grade are you in right now?
43:32
>> I skipped five grades.
43:36
>> I was going to say.
43:37
>> IT'S IT'S OKAY to brag.
43:52
>> How come you skipped so
43:54
>> No, I I But why? How? How come? You're
43:56
>> Well, according to reality, yes.
44:01
>> According to reality.
44:05
>> You're going to be in college in 3
44:09
>> Oh Oh, yes. But I already did ninth
44:12
grade, so I'm skipping to 10th grade
44:14
>> So, 2 years you'll be in college.
44:16
>> That's correct. [cheering]
44:18
>> One more thing I want to know. How many
44:20
hours a day do you practice?
44:22
>> Um Um I don't really look at the clock,
44:24
>> even though we have one right in front
44:28
of me, but um No, not there, AT HOME.
44:30
>> WELL, YOU SEE, WE'RE ALL VERY intrigued
44:37
>> You won us over already, so now win us
44:40
over with your music.
44:42
>> Good luck to you.
44:44
[applause and cheering]
44:51
>> Are you exhausted now?
45:43
>> I'm exhausted from this.
45:47
>> Well, you'd be even more cuz I was the
45:50
>> I am utterly and thoroughly confused.
45:54
I wasn't really sure what was going on
45:59
up there. How much of that was you, how
46:01
much of that was track. I was totally
46:03
>> I would love to play another song.
46:05
>> YES. I CAN TELL.
46:10
>> BECAUSE THAT WAS
46:11
>> I wouldn't mind. [cheering]
46:14
[applause and cheering]
46:47
>> Adrian, so you know where I said I was
47:02
confused, now you've cleared my
47:05
It's very good that you did that.
47:09
And I'll tell you why. You know what
47:11
it's interesting for a kid your age to
47:13
play so well and and you're you're a
47:14
personality. Really good job.
47:16
>> You know what I think that your act is?
47:22
It's not just about playing the piano.
47:24
It's about talking to the audience cuz
47:27
man, you you had me at hello basically.
47:29
>> I can listen to you all day. I could.
47:34
>> provide you with enough songs.
47:39
>> Can I just say something? You are the
47:42
future. You are absolutely brilliant.
47:44
When you play, you live that music. I
47:47
see coming through your body. You are so
47:49
far beyond your years. You know what?
47:51
England has Harry Potter, we have you.
47:53
>> I'm going to start it off with a big
47:58
>> Give your mama a good old kiss.
48:18
That kid is genius. Not only talented,
48:22
>> That was ridiculous.
48:25
>> We invited him back. He'll probably end
48:26
up on the moon before he comes back
48:28
>> So how do you celebrate?
48:30
>> A math problem or something like that?
48:34
>> Extremely hard one.
48:35
>> Sounds exciting.
48:38
>> What a great way kick-start the
48:40
>> What's your name?
48:45
>> Um my name's Jasmine Elcock.
48:46
>> Jasmine, how old are you?
48:49
>> Um I just turned 14 two days ago.
48:50
>> Oh, happy birthday.
48:52
>> Who've you brought with you?
48:55
>> Um I've got my dad with me here today
48:56
>> Brilliant. Well, this is 2 minutes that
48:59
could really change everything. So, good
49:01
>> much. Thank you.
49:03
>> No matter how hard I try,
49:18
you keep pushing me aside and I can't
49:23
There's no [singing] talking to you.
49:31
>> Aw, she's got [cheering] a great voice.
49:35
that [singing] you're leaving.
49:39
to believe it. [singing]
49:44
>> But after all that's said and done,
49:47
you're going to be the lonely [singing]
49:53
Do you believe [music]
49:58
in life after love?
50:00
>> I can feel something inside me saying,
50:06
"And I really don't think you're strong
50:11
[singing] enough for now."
50:14
Well, I don't need you anymore.
50:18
No, I don't need you anymore.
50:23
in life after love?
50:31
>> Please turn your mic up.
50:36
>> I can feel something inside me saying
50:37
and I really don't think you're strong
50:43
I can feel something [music] inside me
51:05
and I really don't think you're strong
51:10
>> Well done, guys.
52:29
>> Oh god, it's got to be really emotional.
52:35
>> I think you deserved that.
52:38
>> Oh, thank you. Thank you.
52:39
I was at one point losing the will to
52:44
live, thinking maybe all the talent has
52:47
gone. And now you come back, little
52:51
thing, with such a great voice, so
52:53
I'm going to tell you
52:59
I think this country is going to totally
53:01
>> For so many reasons, that [music]
53:06
audition moved me so much.
53:08
I've never been this much of a mess on
53:11
the show. Literally. Oh my goodness.
53:13
I hope all your dreams come true.
53:17
>> Well done, guys.
53:26
>> Oh, thank you so much.
53:31
>> Well done, Yasmin.
53:37
>> What have you just done, Yasmin? What
53:39
have you just done?
53:41
>> What did you do?
53:42
>> Do you know what you did?
53:42
>> Well done. Come here, dad.
53:47
This is your daughter.
53:49
>> Sunlight comes creeping [music] in,
53:52
illuminates our skin. We watch the day
53:54
Stories of all we did.
54:00
It made me [music] think of you. It made
54:03
>> Oh, lights go [music] down
54:12
lost [music and singing] and found.
54:19
by [singing] your side.
54:25
>> If these wings could fly.
54:28
>> For the [music] rest of our lives.
54:34
>> If these wings could fly.
54:50
>> [music and singing]
54:55
>> All lights go down.
54:57
In the moment [music] we lost and found.
55:02
>> I just [music] want to be
55:07
If these wings [music and singing]
55:13
All lights [music] go down.
55:19
>> [music and singing]
55:27
>> I just want to be
55:30
>> If these wings could [singing] fly.
55:35
>> You with the sad
56:03
Don't be discouraged, [singing] though I
56:07
>> it's hard to take courage in a world
56:12
full of people. You can lose [singing]
56:16
sight of it all in the darkness [music]
56:19
of you, can make you feel so small.
56:23
But I see your true colors
56:26
I see your true [singing]
56:32
That's why I love you. So don't [music]
56:36
Show [music] me your smile,
56:58
Don't be unhappy. [music and singing]
57:02
Can't remember when I
57:04
last saw you laughing.
57:07
If this world [music] makes you crazy,
57:10
and you've taken all [singing] you can
57:13
bear, you call me up.
57:15
Because you [music] know I'll be there.
57:18
And I see your true
57:21
>> [music and singing]
57:24
>> That's why I love
57:31
you. So don't be afraid
57:33
to let [music and singing] them show.
57:36
rainbow. [cheering]
57:50
>> Come here. So beautiful. [cheering]
58:12
>> How are you doing?
58:15
>> Excitedly nervous.
58:16
>> I'm to hang out with your parents and
58:19
you go make them laugh.
58:20
>> Welcome to America's Got Talent. What's
58:31
your name and how old are you?
58:33
>> I am Lori Mae Hernandez and I'm 13 years
58:34
>> 13 years [cheering] old. What are you
58:39
going to be doing for us today?
58:41
>> I'm going to be doing stand-up comedy.
58:43
>> How long have you been doing stand-up?
58:49
>> About 3 years now.
58:50
>> How did you start?
58:52
My dad, uh he got Bell's palsy and
59:01
it started to become hard for my dad to
59:06
I used to be extremely shy.
59:12
My biggest fear was talking.
59:15
A lot of people didn't even know the
59:18
sound of my voice, honestly.
59:20
I always looked up to my [music] dad. He
59:23
just knows how to make everyone feel
59:25
comfortable and everyone
59:28
my dad got Bell's palsy.
59:36
Half of your face just stops working.
59:39
He couldn't drive, he couldn't read, he
59:43
couldn't smile. I was terrified.
59:45
But my goal [music] was to make him
59:49
I started writing jokes for him.
59:53
He just sat there and listened to them
59:55
every day [music] for a year.
59:57
Then one time I told him a joke and he
00:00
>> It It was like I had my dad back again.
00:05
I felt like I helped heal him.
00:09
>> You're amazing and I I think that when
00:11
they see you, they're going to love you.
00:13
>> Once I started telling jokes, I'm just
00:19
more confident with myself, and
00:21
he always tells [music] me,
00:24
"If you have a dream, go for it."
00:25
>> [applause and music]
00:32
>> Well, I'm really looking forward to
00:33
>> Okay, thank you.
00:35
>> America's Got Talent. This is amazing. I
00:43
wouldn't have missed this for all the
00:47
world. I even turned down a really big
00:48
Yeah, have you ever seen Disney Channel?
00:52
Well, I was going to babysit two little
00:56
girls that really like Disney Channel.
00:58
>> Let's talk about that for a minute. I am
01:02
not a high school graduate. I haven't
01:04
even been to high school. I don't have a
01:06
driver's license. I can't even sit in
01:08
the front seat. I'm still on safety
01:10
>> But you are going to leave your beloved
01:17
child, the one who is carrying on your
01:20
name to the next generation,
01:23
>> My only qualification
01:32
is that I used to be a baby.
01:37
I mean, that's crazy. That's like
01:44
saying, "Hey, you're sick a lot. You
01:46
want to BE MY DOCTOR?"
01:48
>> OR WEREN'T YOU THE HOST OF A reality
01:51
show? You want to be president of the
01:54
Thank you, everyone.
02:01
>> You know what, Lori?
02:17
There's something about you. You're
02:19
really, really funny.
02:22
little miss innocent there, but actually
02:27
you're not, and that's why I really like
02:30
>> You wrote all that stuff yourself?
02:32
>> Yeah. You could be maybe the next Tina
02:34
Fey someone, Lori, you know?
02:37
>> Heidi, I love the confidence that you
02:41
have. I love that you write your own
02:43
materials. I love that you throw in some
02:44
>> You know what? I'm just going to put it
02:51
in a nutshell. You've just got it.
02:52
You've got that special it. That was
02:55
brilliant, absolutely brilliant.
02:58
>> Truthfully, people who don't know me, I
03:01
was shy. I had a horrible time when I
03:03
was your age. I talk about today,
03:05
everything I've ever been expelled for,
03:07
[music] punished for, hit for, is what I
03:09
get paid for. I didn't have the
03:10
wherewithal at your age to put together
03:12
material, to deliver material. What a
03:15
gift you are. I love everything you did.
03:18
You made us smile. You made us laugh.
03:20
You're an inspiration.
03:21
>> So, let's vote. Howie?
03:24
>> Million percent yes.
03:28
>> Congratulations.
03:49
>> I liked her voice.
03:54
>> I liked [music] her voice, her laugh,
03:55
her style, everything.
03:57
>> I think just seeing things from her
03:59
viewpoint in life is funny.
04:00
>> You work hard. I'm so proud of you.
04:02
>> What's your name?
04:12
>> I'm Lea Barnable.
04:13
>> Nice to meet you, Lea. How old are you?
04:14
>> 14? So, who've you brought along with
04:17
>> Um my mom, um my dad, and my brother,
04:19
and my auntie, who are somewhere in the
04:22
>> And where are you from?
04:27
>> I'm from Ireland.
04:28
>> Is this your first time on a big stage?
04:29
>> Um well, I've been on a few stages, but
04:31
>> What would it mean to you to win?
04:34
>> It would mean so much. I wouldn't
04:36
I I can't even imagine how much it would
04:38
mean. Like it would just be everything
04:40
that I've wanted my whole life.
04:43
>> Lea, do you think you could win the
04:45
>> Um I have as much chance as anybody
04:47
else, but I think that there's always
04:50
someone better than you.
04:52
>> Okay. Well, we wish you the best of
04:53
>> [applause and cheering]
04:57
>> Guido vil [singing] mar e lucica
05:08
na vecchia trazza davanti al golfo di
05:17
>> Un uomo abbraccia na ragazza dopo che
05:25
Poi si scordati [music]
05:32
la voce e ricomincia
05:34
>> [music and singing]
05:39
>> They're all up. They're all up on their
06:58
[cheering and music]
07:10
[music and singing]
08:26
>> Something always [singing]
09:23
brings me back to you.
09:26
It never takes [music and singing] too
09:30
No matter what I say [singing] or do,
09:35
I still feel you here till the moment
09:40
I'm [singing and music] gone.
09:43
Set me free. Leave me. Leave me.
09:47
I don't want to fall in love [singing]
09:53
the moment into your gravity.
09:55
so tall just the way I am supposed to
10:05
be, but you're on [music] to me.
10:10
I live here on my knees as I
10:20
try to make you see that
10:23
everything I [music] think I need here
10:26
[singing] on the ground.
10:29
You're neither friend nor foe, though I
10:32
can't seem to let you go.
10:34
One thing that I still know is that
10:37
>> You're keeping me
10:56
>> You're on to me. [singing] You're on to
11:08
Something always [singing]
11:15
brings me back [music] to you.
11:17
It never takes two.
11:21
>> Look at you. Come here.
11:41
>> Heidi, I was watching you. I thought you
11:48
so good. I just saw your face.
11:50
>> I am. I mean, I just want you to know
11:52
that I stand 100% behind you and you
11:54
made me so very proud. Thank you so
11:57
>> And I I mean, I have to say I did hear
12:00
sometimes that your nerves kind of went
12:02
away with it, but you reined it back in.
12:03
You The tone, the texture of your voice
12:05
is so special and so beautiful. We do
12:07
have a lot of singers on the show, but
12:09
you don't always recognize their voice.
12:11
I do believe that you have a very, very
12:13
special and very recognizable voice. So,
12:14
you should be very proud of what you've
12:17
You only [cheering]
12:21
>> I'm so happy that I made you proud.
12:22
>> No, of course. No, because you know
12:24
what? You're only 13 years old and it
12:26
also feels to me like every word that
12:28
you sing, you are actually understand
12:30
every word that you are singing. So,
12:32
thank you for that. Well done.
12:34
Well, well, well, well, well. Look,
12:41
there are times, you know, when we sit
12:43
here, cuz how old are you? 13 years old?
12:45
Okay, so and I'm kind of thinking, what
12:47
do I really want to say? And what I
12:48
really want to say is it doesn't matter
12:50
whether you're 13, 23, 33, you just have
12:52
an amazing voice, Angelica. And I And
12:55
the biggest compliment I can pay you is
12:58
that when I was listening to the song, I
13:00
I believed that it was your song, that
13:03
you weren't singing somebody else's song
13:05
and I thought you controlled the song
13:06
really well. Congratulations.
13:07
>> Thank you so much.
13:09
>> Mel B. [cheering]
13:10
I do think that music is everything and
13:13
it really speaks to people. And what you
13:15
just did then is going to speak to
13:17
everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone.
13:19
>> I see these tears These eyes tearing up.
13:26
What are you feeling right now with all
13:28
this good feedback?
13:30
>> It's just always been a dream for me to
13:31
perform here and it's coming true and I
13:33
I swear to you, I can't believe it.
13:36
>> It is true, not coming true. Good luck
13:39
to you, Angelina. Good luck.
13:42
>> What's your name?
13:45
>> Faith, how old are you?
13:46
>> Wow. And where are you from?
13:49
>> I'm from Swindon.
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>> Are you feeling nervous?
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>> nervous and excited.
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>> you think when you woke up this morning?
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>> I was like, "Oh my days."
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Is this even real? So, pinching myself.
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Ooh, this isn't real. I can't be doing
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>> What a great personality.
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>> Can I ask you a question? Have you ever
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had moments when you've lost your
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confidence? I'm I'm really curious.
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>> Um, I have lost my confidence a little
14:17
bit with like a bit of negative energy
14:19
from different schools from
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>> like cuz but I my mom and my dad, they
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helped me get through that, which is why
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I'm here today. So.
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>> Okay, my darling. Well, good luck. This
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>> Thank [cheering] you.
14:40
>> Left two good child [singing] in the
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Working for the [music] man every night
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And I never lost one minute of sleep.
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Yeah, right now worry about the way that
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things might have been.
15:22
Big wheels keep on turning. [singing]
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Yeah, we rolling on [singing] a river.
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>> SAID I LOST A GOOD
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WORKING FOR the man every night and day.
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And I never lost a minute of sleep
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worrying about [music] the way things
16:04
Big wheel keep on turning.
16:08
>> Yeah, we rolling on the river.
16:16
rolling on the river.
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>> She's got a fast
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>> clean little place down in Memphis.
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Home to lot of taste down in New
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>> But I never saw the good side of the
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city till I hitched a ride
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rolling on the river.
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Rolling on the river.
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[music and singing]
17:12
[music and applause]
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[applause and music]
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Wow. Wait. Wow. Fay.
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>> Yeah, it was all right.
18:02
I mean, I mean, just occasionally and
18:05
and it is very occasionally on this show
18:06
someone comes on the stage you think
18:08
they are born to be a superstar.
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>> Thank [cheering] you.
18:14
>> You know what I love about you, Fay, is
18:20
that I absolutely love your personality.
18:22
>> Um and you talked about the support you
18:25
had from your mom and dad. Then you see
18:27
[music] the support you've had from
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3,000 people. And just to give you a
18:31
little bit more support, I'm going to
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give you one of those.
18:36
>> It was like Tina Turner had should back.
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Remember what I said, with you you could
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sing the phone book.
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>> But my heart is breaking.
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>> You enjoy every moment.
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Hey, she's amazing. Thank you very much.
19:33
>> That was such an amazing audition.
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>> Thank you so much Simon.
19:37
>> It's an absolute pleasure. I asked the
19:38
question if you've ever had any
19:40
negativity because when I grew up I had
19:41
that as well. And the most important
19:43
thing is they never get to you. [music]
19:45
And when you're as good as you are, you
19:47
You know, it kind of gives you that
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strength [music] and determination. So
19:52
if anyone ever says anything negative,
19:54
remember this moment. Okay?
19:56
>> Thank you so much Simon.
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>> It's an absolute pleasure to meet you
20:01
both. You're a star.
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[cheering and screaming]
20:03
>> Come here. Come here. Well done. Well
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all the money in your hands.
20:20
All the possessions
20:24
anyone could ever have.
20:25
But it's all worthless
20:28
is only measured not about to God,
20:32
but what you got in your [music] heart.
20:34
You can have everything.
20:41
>> [cheering and music]
20:50
>> if you don't stand up for something.
20:52
You can't [music] just talk the talk.
20:58
You got to walk that walk.
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if you don't stand [music] up for
21:10
[music and singing]
21:47
[music and singing]
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>> Hi, what's your name?
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>> My name is Chase Barnes.
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>> And how old are you, Chase?
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>> I'm 13 years old.
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>> 13 years old, wow.
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>> Uh my mom and my dad and got family and
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friends in the back.
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>> Tell me a little bit about yourself.
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>> Um well, I'm 13 years old. I live on a
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>> Are you involved in the farming?
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Yeah, so I've been drumming since I was
22:58
four. And recently, about 2 years ago, I
23:00
taught myself how to play guitar.
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Fantastic, [cheering] Chase.
23:05
>> I love the fact he taught himself. no.
23:08
And what is the dream?
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Uh the dream is to play on a world stage
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and make people happy.
23:17
>> Are you nervous?
23:23
>> Good luck, young man.
23:28
>> Thank you. I appreciate it. [cheering]
23:29
>> You got this, Chase.
23:34
>> Let's go, Chase.
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>> He looks like a pop star.
23:43
>> I wish I could say
24:04
>> I wish I could say
24:13
And just [singing] because I didn't meet
24:22
doesn't mean I don't [singing]
24:28
I didn't love the song.
24:49
Have you got another song?
25:02
>> I [cheering] do. Yeah.
25:04
You know, you remind me of a of a young
26:43
>> I mean, I know it's nerve-wracking to be
26:50
on this stage, but I thought that it was
26:52
better the second song. Simon always
26:55
knows how to stop it and make it better.
26:57
I think the girls are going to go crazy
27:00
>> Thank you so much.
27:05
>> [applause and music]
27:06
>> I mean Chase, you're 13, right?
27:07
>> You you were great. You're a diamond in
27:10
the rough. You have so much potential,
27:12
[music] but I can see your nervousness.
27:14
You're not quite there yet for me.
27:16
>> Let me start voting. It's a yes.
27:25
>> Yeah, I'm going to give you your second
27:30
>> Thank you. Thank you so much.
27:32
>> All you need is three.
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>> I think give yourself another year, then
27:37
come back when you're more confident.
27:40
I have to say no. I'm sorry.
27:42
>> Simon, what do you think?
27:48
>> Sometimes we have people on your age,
27:58
and I'm kind of like, "Okay, I'll be
28:00
sort of nicer because you're young."
28:02
You I actually do believe that you have
28:07
>> I can tell how much you love music.
28:13
So, you've got everything going for you,
28:15
right? And the audience loved you.
28:17
>> Which is why you're going to get three
28:24
>> Three yeses. Thank [cheering] you so
28:26
much. Thank you, guys.
28:27
>> You're so good up there.
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>> Very well, thank you.
28:58
>> Nice to meet you, Callum. How old are
29:02
>> 10 years old. Have you brought anyone
29:05
along with you today, Callum?
29:07
>> Um I've brought my mom, um my dad, and
29:08
my little brother, and two friends,
29:11
Alfie and Ellie, and my most of my
29:12
>> [applause and cheering]
29:19
>> Do you think you can win the show?
29:20
>> Are you nervous?
29:25
>> That's what we like to hear.
29:26
Okay, the stage is yours. Good
29:29
[crying and screaming]
29:49
>> He's good, isn't he?
30:04
[singing and music]
30:20
>> Wow, what a big song for such a little
31:52
guy. You did absolutely brilliantly
31:56
today. You should be very, very [music]
31:58
[cheering and applause]
32:17
>> Callum, I really hope that they are
32:20
because that was one of the biggest
32:25
reactions I think we've had from anybody
32:27
>> standing on a stage.
32:32
>> Especially when they're 10. You should
32:35
be really, really proud of yourself. It
32:37
was fantastic, darling. Well done.
32:39
>> Callum, you've got soul.
32:45
You've got a very authentic voice.
32:47
You've got a great tone to your voice.
32:48
You totally controlled the song as well.
32:50
This was special. This is really,
32:53
really, really good and I like you a
32:54
>> Let's take a vote, David.
33:01
>> Big surprise this. I'm going to kick
33:04
this off with a yes.
33:06
>> Thank [cheering] you.
33:07
>> It's a yes for me.
33:11
>> I'm working out Callum, I think we've
33:13
>> Good. [cheering]
33:30
>> Isn't she lovely?
33:35
>> Isn't she wonderful?
33:39
Isn't she precious?
33:43
>> Such a beautiful
33:47
I never thought that I would be son of
33:52
as lovely as she. But isn't she lovely?
33:57
>> Isn't she pretty?
34:08
>> Truly the angels'
34:12
best. Boy, I'm so [singing] happy
34:15
>> blessed. I can't believe [music]
34:23
I might be the luckiest
34:29
one, but isn't she lovely?
34:33
>> Isn't she lovely?
34:41
>> Isn't she lovely? [singing]
35:16
>> [cheering and applause]
35:40
LOOK AT THIS. [cheering]
35:45
LOOK AT THAT REACTION.
35:48
sometimes [singing]
36:04
I get a good feeling. Yeah.
36:06
got a feeling that I've never
36:13
never never never had before. No, no.
36:15
just got to tell you right now that I
36:24
I really do believe that
36:29
>> something got a hold [music] on me.
36:35
>> Good. And what's your name, please?
38:23
>> my name is Malakai. I'm 30 years old and
38:25
I'm a singer from London.
38:28
>> When did you decide, Manakai, that you
38:38
were going to be a singer?
38:40
>> When I was seven.
38:42
>> I joined my choir.
38:44
>> Yeah. And then what?
38:45
>> And then I started singing.
38:47
>> So this is what you want to be
38:54
>> That's why you here.
38:57
>> Who have you brought with you today,
39:00
>> Um my mom and my sister. They're in the
39:01
All right, no more questions. I promise
39:07
>> I'm going to sing a song.
39:12
>> Yes, we like that.
39:47
>> Very nice. Very nice.
40:31
[singing and music]
41:27
[cheering and music]
41:56
>> Oh, look at that.
42:08
If there's any one word I could use to
42:43
describe [music] that,
42:44
>> How amazing was that?
43:36
>> I mean seriously,
43:41
One of the best voices
43:45
>> for someone your age. Look, this is
43:49
>> Aw, look at that. Well deserved. Let's
43:55
grab the gold. Come on.
43:58
>> Well done, pal. Well done.
44:09
>> That was a stunning performance. [music]
44:18
>> Totally flawless, very composed.
44:20
I looked over at your mom and sister.
44:25
>> And they were in bits. So, you did you
44:32
did yourself so proud. It was beautiful.
44:34
I don't know what you're channeling, but
44:37
whatever is pouring out of you was so
44:39
heavenly and beautiful. I actually went
44:42
>> I agree. It was like being in heaven.
44:47
>> That was stunning. That
44:51
>> I was in tears because you really
44:55
touched me. And it's very simple. You
44:57
sang like an angel.
44:59
>> [music and cheering]
45:03
>> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for
45:05
coming on this show.
45:08
Really, that means a lot.
45:11
>> Go take them out. Take them out. Take
45:34
them out. Take them out.
45:35
agimus tibi [singing] propter
46:39
>> Domine Deus, Rex caelestis,
46:44
Deus Pater omnipotens.
46:47
Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius
46:53
Qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere
46:57
peccata mundi, suscipe deprecationem
47:02
Qui sedes ad dexteram
47:06
Quoniam tu solus Sanctus.
47:11
Tu solus Altissimus,
47:16
in gloria Dei Patris. Amen.
47:22
>> in front of the Gulf of
48:24
>> a man embraces [music]
48:29
a girl after he had
48:30
>> then he clears [music] his voice
48:37
>> [music and singing]
49:09
I love you so much and a heart that
49:17
>> [music and singing]
49:19
you [music and singing]
49:24
>> [music and singing]
49:47