The Golden Buzzer is an iconic part of Britain's Got Talent.
# Never enough
# Never, never
# Never enough. #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
HE SCREAMS
That felt so good! He was so good!
Do you get it in your gut and you know you're gonna do it?
In my gut.
And I'm gonna do this!
There's no feeling like it when you press the Golden Buzzer.
You can change someone's life in that split second.
The Britain's Got Talent judges!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
ALESHA: When you feel it, you feel it,
and you just know, in that moment, when the act is right.
We've seen some amazing, amazing acts this year.
One Golden Buzzer left, and that is Alesha.
I can't see a Golden Buzzer at the front.
There's no Golden Buzzer, where's the Golden Buzzer gone?
Oh.
We need the Golden Buzzer. Has anybody seen the Golden Buzzer?
MUSIC: 'Hot Stuff'
LAUGHTER, CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# I want some hot stuff, baby This evening
# Gotta have some hot stuff
# Gotta have some love tonight... #
Press me.
It's me, David!
Hi, everybody!
Go and get ready. Get off.
Has anybody got a broom? LAUGHTER
Enjoy the show. Thanks, everyone!
Let the show commence.
# I need hot stuff
# I want some hot stuff. #
Love that!
I'm already in. I'm already in.
Hello. Hello.
You look amazing.
Thank you very much, and I can tell from here that so do you.
Thank you. You all look fabulous. Everyone looks fabulous!
Yeah!
What's your name, and where do you come from?
My name is Mama G. I was born in the 1700s in France
and I told stories.
LAUGHS I'm a storytelling pantomime dame.
I do panto throughout the year, telling stories to children
about being who you want and loving who you are.
Aw! CHEERING
I love that.
Thank you.
And why did you decide to come on Britain's Got Talent?
You've never had any pantomime on Britain's Got Talent before.
Oh, no, we haven't.
Oh, you haven't!
You absolutely haven't, that's right.
And I thought, it's about time
that one of the UK's greatest art forms
was on the stage of Britain's Got Talent,
and when I heard you were doing it at the London Palladium... Yes!
...| was like, I've got to come to the home of pantomime!
SIMON: Do you think you can win?
I don't come into any situation like this expecting not to win.
Right? CHEERING
Amazing.
Well, good luck. Good luck.
Thank you. I'll see you in a minute.
PIANO MUSIC: 'I Will Survive'
# Before I was a dame I was oh, so glum
# And darling, I was still a builder Living with my mum
# But then I had a cup of tea And a scone with cream and jam
# And now yes, ma'am
# We're the embodiment of glam
# And now we're here to give our all
# Well, to give as much as we can
# And then after... #
David's gonna love this.
# Our feet are far too big That we find it hard to balance
ALL: # If we'd known for just one second
# We'd be on Britain's Got Talent
# Hey! #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
MUSIC: 'It's Raining Men' What are you all doing here?
Come on, girls. Hi. Hi! We're your panto dames,
and have we got a show for you!
Uh-uh-uh!
Did lockdown get you down?
Well, get out of the house, cos there's a big front coming in!
# Hairlines are rising
# Our voices are getting low
# According to all sources
# BGT's the place to go
# But tonight, for the first time
# It's never gonna be the same
ALL: # For the first time on TV
# It's gonna start raining dames
# It's raining dames Boom!
# Oh, no, it's raining dames Boom!
# Oh, yes, it is
# We're gonna go out I'm gonna win the race
# To get custard pie All over my face
# God bless Mother Nature
# She knew you needed Cheering up, too
# She got us together
# And we did what we had to do
# We're here every Christmas
# We entertain riffraff
# Because each and every person
# Deserves to have a laugh... # Yes!
# It's raining dames! #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# What you want... #
Bravo. Bravo. More!
More! More!
# What you need
# You know I got it
# All I'm asking
# ls for a little respect just a little bit... #
So, I wasn't the only one.
No. I had a little secret in the wings.
Amazing.
David, that was right up your street. What did you think?
Yeah, it's not really my kind of thing.
Normally. No, I felt like I'd died and gone to heaven.
LAUGHTER
I mean, it was just the most wonderfully entertaining thing,
and also, I loved the celebration of Britishness.
It was wonderful.
It was good fun, and that's what we all need right now.
So thank you.
You look fantastic, you work really hard, I know that,
cos I've done a panto on that stage.
What did you think of that subtle performance, Simon?
It was like a Spice Girls reunion.
LAUGHTER Yes!
Just better singing!
I think it was fun. Very us.
Very unique, and I think people are gonna like you.
# Ooh, your kisses Sweeter than honey... #
Yeah, you're fab.
Alesha, yes or no?
I'm saying yes.
# R-E-S-P-E-C-T Find out what it means to me... #
David? Well, I'm on the fence...
But just today, I'm in a good mood, I'm gonna say yes.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
It's a yes from me.
You've got four yeses, congratulations.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# A little respect. #
Bye, everyone!
Cheers. Bye!
Yeah, we've won it!
That's it, we've won the whole thing. Well done!
How are you gonna spend the money? I'll go and get the cheque.
What just happened? They liked it!
They didn't just like it, they loved it!
Well done.
Can I join them? I don't see why not.
Can I join them? You've probably already got a costume at home,
haven't you?
How do you celebrate now?
I guess we go and get some custard pies and...
LAUGHTER
It's the only way, isn't it?!
Well done. See you.
You have to go on stage and just make them all laugh.
High—five.
Hello, Eva. Hi.
Are you OK? Hello. Yes, I'm good, thanks.
Welcome to Britain's Got Talent. Thank you.
What are you doing for us today? I'm doing comedy.
Brilliant. We love comedy on Britain's Got Talent.
Write all your own stuff? Yes, I write all my own stuff.
Fantastic.
Shall I go? It's all yours.
Have fun out there. Good luck.
# Island or dry land Will take me there
# You're my oh-oh, ah-ah... #
Hello. Hello.
How are you?
I'm good, thank you. What's your name?
My name's Eva. Feeling nervous?
No.
LAUGHTER
Oh, I love that. How old are you?
|'m14.
Have you brought anyone with you today?
Yes, I've brought my uncles, my aunties,
my dad, my mum, my brother,
and my best friend Minnie.
Well, we can't wait to see you perform.
I can't wait. Go for it.
Thank you.
Hi, everybody. My name is Eva.
Now, before I start,
I would like to apologise if you can't understand me.
I've got a disability called cerebral palsy...
and I'm from the Black Country.
LAUGHTER
So if it's easier,
wait until you get home and re—watch me with the subtitles on.
My full medical diagnosis
is spastic ataxic quadriplegic
cerebral palsy.
Really?
I have enough trouble asking Alexa a question.
And they expect me to say that.
I mean, come on.
LAUGHTER That's very good.
People always feel sorry for me
when I tell them about my disability.
But then, like, well,
my mum's ginger, my dad's bald.
So I'm the lucky one!
I actually had a bit of a hard time at school,
so now I get home-schooled.
My daily day consists, period one — English,
period two — Homes Under The Hammer,
period three — Loose Women.
LAUGHTER
So who's laughing now?
When you're disabled, people are like,
"You can do anything you want in life,
"nothing can stop you."
Well...
Yeah, but to a degree.
I mean, who wants someone like me, with tremors,
to perform life-saving heart surgery on them?
LAUGHTER
Or, or...
Who would want me to give them a new haircut?
Thank you, you've been brilliant, and I've been Eva.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# Why don't we start from here?
# Why don't we start from here? #
She's amazing, isn't she? Love her.
Stand-up comedy is the hardest thing ever.
We always say that on Britain's Got Talent.
Thank you. Because the reaction is immediate.
You're either funny or you're not funny.
So you immediately won us over.
Your timing was fantastic.
You're so vivacious and charismatic.
It's so relaxing to watch you, I felt completely entertained...
Thank you so much. "from start to finish.
And your mum and dad, it's just so good.
Yeah, you are brilliantly funny.
Every single line was an absolute zinger.
Thank you. And I think to be a successful comedian,
part of it is being memorable, and you're very memorable.
But most of all, it was hilarious.
Thank you.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Simon?
You are fearless and people are going to love you.
Thank you. They really are.
Thank you.
We're meeting the most incredible people this year, like you,
who are just brilliant.
And I think you are one to beat now, Eva.
I love you. Thank you.
I bet your friends just love hanging out with you,
cos you've got the coolest personality.
You're just a lovely, lovely person
and I hope this is the beginning of something amazing for you.
OK, thanks.
Well, I'm gonna kick this off with a big yes.
Thanks.
It's a yes from me.
It's a gigantic yes from me.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# Why don't we start from here? #
Oh, Eva, that was wonderful! Thank you.
Very well-written routine.
How did it feel out there? Amazing. Amazing.
I only came so I could meet you two.
Yes! Yes!
Ooh, you... LAUGHTER
I can't wait to see you again, do some more.
Same. Same.
Well done. Go and celebrate. Thank you so much.
See you next time. Thank you. See you.
# Why don't we start from here?
# Why don't we start from here? #
I, erm... I'm doing a danger act.
Ooh.
# Creeps a keep crawlin' Drunks a keep fallin'... #
If something goes wrong, David might lose a few fingers.
What's your name? My name's Chirag Lukha.
I am a martial artist.
No more questions, good luck.
David, don't move.
Hi-yah!
No, I don't like it! No, no, no, no!
No! Oh, my God!
AUDIENCE GASP
HE YELLS
It was one of those acts I wanted to go wrong, and it didn't.
LAUGHTER
My name is Coraly Corazon.
# Get your rocks off Get your rocks off... #
No, no, no, no!
# Shake it now, now Get 'em off downtown... #
I bet you don't have any problem having a PCR test.
LAUGHTER
Steve Rawlings. I'm gonna do something a bit dangerous.
Blindfold fire juggling!
# Get your rocks off
# Get your rocks off, honey
# Shake it now, now... #
Get off!
Oh, my God!
Ohh!
HE SCREAMS
Is this real?
# Get your rocks off
# Get your rocks off, honey... #
What the...
HE SCREAMS
# Get your rocks off, honey... #
What happened?
He's OK, guys.
Right, come on, what next? Boom!
HE GROWLS
Let's do it. Good luck.
It's all yours. Whoa!
Ha-hey!
This guy looks serious. He does.
He's got me, I don't know what he's gonna do.
I bet you any money he can back flip.
# Get your rocks off, honey. #
Hello.
Very nice to meet you. And what's your name?
I'm Tulga, I'm from Mongolia.
CHEERING CooL
Whoo!
Have you flown in from Mongolia to do the show?
No, he walked (!) LAUGHTER
Actually, I'm living in the United States,
I just came here two clays ago.
Wow. Yes.
To do this show? To do this show,
because it's the biggest stage in the world.
Amazing. Good for you.
How old are you, Tulga? I'm 37 years old.
Do you have a family?
Yes, I have a wife and three kids.
OK. And what's the big dream? Tell me.
I want to do what I'm doing right now
as long as possible, and I want to show the world what is my talent.
Amazing.
Well, that is what it's all about.
Do you think you can win? I will do my best.
CHEERING
And is what you're doing rare,
or are there lots of other people doing this kind of act?
So, there is only one people doing this act, that's me.
LAUGHTER So it's rare.
All right, Tulga, good luck. Thank you so much.
I think everyone knows something's about to happen, innit? Yeah.
TENSE MUSIC
MUSIC BUILDS
Wow! Come on.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
That's like a telegraph pole.
Oh, no.
It's gonna set on fire. GASPS
0h! Oh' m)! days!
Wow, you can feel the heat from that, hey?
You might want to step back a bit, Dec. Yeah, I do.
On me head, son!
Whoa! Oh, my goodness!
Yo.
HE HOWLS
You know what I'm gonna say, don't you? What?
Don't try that at home. How could I try that at home?
And you lot, don't try that at home. We can't try it at home!
SHE MOUTHS
HE HOWLS
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# I was born long ago
# I am the chosen, I'm the one
# Are you gonna go my way? #
That's how you do it, Tulga. That's how you do it.
Amanda. Oh, my gosh.
Do you know what? It's just incredible.
Thank you.
I mean, you are the human Action Man. You are incredible.
Just the way you stand, the way you hold yourself,
I can tell you mean business.
And you make it look easy, but my goodness...
So much respect for what you do.
Thank you so much. Fantastic.
Tulga, I want you to be my security guard.
Sure, Simon.
LAUGHTER
The act was incredible, it was unique,
it absolutely summarises what this show is all about,
and people are gonna talk about it afterwards,
and they're gonna talk about you, and that's really, really important.
And like I always say, you've got to be remembered.
I was completely blown away,
but you had me when you came on in those leather trousers.
LAUGHTER
But no, you are very, very likeable
and you've got this extraordinary talent
that no-one else in the world has, it's totally yours,
so thank YOU so much for coming onto our show.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Let me kick this off with a huge — and very butch — yes!
Alesha.
It's a yes from me. Thank you.
It's a yes from me.
Tulga, you have four yeses.
Yes!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I mean, you can't say no to him. No.
Look at the size of him!
ALESHA: Tulga!
We love Tulga! Tulga!
Is that it? Yeah.
H00! Huh!
Huh! Ha! That hurts.
ANT GROWLS
He's just the business, I love that. He is the business.
He means business, he is the business. I love that.
100% brilliant.
# Are you gonna go my way? #
HE HOWLS
If we win Britain's Got Talent,
we have to perform in front of the Queen.
It would just be wonderful to perform for her
in her Platinum Jubilee year.
# Queen Elizabeth has reigned For so many years... #
Oh, wow.
# Over this green and pleasant land
# Now the whole of the Commonwealth
# Wants to drink Your Majesty's health
# Celebration of our Worldwide community... #
Seems inappropriate, they're showing pictures of the Queen.
# Let's have a big party For your Platinum Jubilee
# Everybody wishes Your Majesty
# Health and happiness
# Of the very best
# All around the world People are saying, "God bless!" #
God bless! # Let's have a big party
# For our Queen on BGT
# So long live Your Majesty. #
BOTH: Hey!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Was that a song about the Queen (?)
LAUGHTER
Alexander, how does that feel, that reaction?
It's fabulous, I'm so pleased everybody,
you know, reacted that way.
I mean, I'm glad you like it. I presume you liked it!
Yes! CHEERING
They loved it! Thank you very much.
It's very us, that song, and so are you, by the way.
Perfect for the show this year.
I think the Queen will love it.
So it's kind of like, tick, tick, isn't it?
Yeah. 100%.
Thank you so much.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
It's so beautiful seeing all the wonderful things she's done.
It was just wonderful.
Thank you very much. Thank you.
Alexander, let me start this off with a very big, royal yes.
Thank you, David!
Oh, it's a big yes from me, Alexander.
Oh, thank you so much, Alesha.
It's a yes from me. Thank you, Amanda.
You've got four yeses, Alexander. Oh!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Well done.
You've made me a very happy old man. I like you.
Thank you so much indeed. Good night, everybody.
Thank you. Bye!
Love him. He's a very young soul, isn't he?
I'm just an old man with a guitar,
so I'm actually very pleasantly surprised.
It couldn't have gone better. I'm so pleased.
What you had was a lovely, positive, happy song.
Yeah, and let's hope she does get to hear it.
Brilliant. Well done. Thank you so much.
See you next time. Thank you. Bye-bye.
It was actually very sweet. I got quite emotional.
Seeing all the pictures, I know. Yeah. You're seeing someone's life.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Here we go, here we go, here we go!
SHE GIGGLES
Hello!
Hi, I'm Sasha.
And we are the dancers of the Dane Bates Collective.
CHEERING
Danny Bates is a choreographer. He is here with us today. Hi!
MOUTHS
OK, so that's Dane. Yes.
And you're the collective. Yes.
So, tell me how all this came about. So, we actually trained with him.
We train all over the UK.
And we do performances to tell stories.
I like that.
OK, tell me about the dance you're gonna be doing today, what it means.
Dane found a letter, and it's from his great-grandad
to his great-grandma, saying that he was captured in the war.
Wow. It's a piece of history.
It's something we need to keep remembering.
So we really wanna get this story across.
Good luck. Thank you.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
SONG: 'With Or Without You'
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# See the stone set in your eyes
# See the thorn twist in your side
# I'll wait for you
# Sleight of hand and twist of fate
# On a bed of nails She makes me wait
# And I'm waiting for you
# With or without you
# My hands are tied
# My body bruised She got me with
# Nothing to win
# And nothing left to lose
# With or without you
# Oh, I can't live
# With or without you
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
# With or without you
# I can't live
# With or without you
# With or without you. #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Well done. That was brilliant!
Now I wanna know the full story.
Well done, everyone.
You guys are really special.
Like, the storytelling on every single one of your faces
was just so emotional. So much depth.
So you should be super proud.
And, actually, coming and telling a story
and taking us on a journey is what we're looking for.
And you've done it.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I thought it was faultless.
And, you know, you're telling quite a complex story
in just a few minutes that, you know,
might take a whole show to tell, so I think this is extraordinary.
And I like the fact that young people are honouring stories
from much older people. Yeah.
It's special that you would want to tell that story,
and you did it so well. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
There was not one weak link in this "collective".
Dane Bates has done an amazing job on this.
I mean, I gotta hand it to him.
This is one really talented choreographer.
AMANDA: Where is he?
They want you, Dane. They want you.
There he is! Hi, guys.
Dane, you've done an extraordinary job.
However, you've got to have extraordinary people
to do what your vision is. They're amazing.
And, actually, what was amazing was your individual commitments.
You know, you were so into it, so emotional.
It doesn't matter what age you are, you're gonna love what you just saw.
Congratulations, all of you.
I feel really emotional, sorry.
Aw.
Mate, he's tearing up. He's gonna cry.
You did amazing. I love you so much, guys.
I'm so proud of you.
Now we have to do the important part. David?
I'm gonna say yes.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I'm saying yes!
It's a yes from me.
This was by far the best dance audition
we've seen so far this year.
You've got a gigantic yes from me. And that's four yeses.
Well done, everyone. Good job.
Enjoy your night. Bye-bye!
THEY CHEER
MUSIC: 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go' by Wham!
# Don't leave me hanging on Like a yo-yo... #
It's exciting to be here, isn't it? Yeah.
Britain's Got Talent, for me, is number one on a Saturday night.
# Wake me up... #
Back!
Back. Can I sit here for a bit?
LAUGHTER
It'd be nice if I was here. It wouldn't.
Why wouldn't you change it?
Tell us a bit about what you do. I'm gonna be doing laughter yoga.
I'm gonna be showing people how easy it is to laugh for no reason at all.
THEY LAUGH
He—he—he.
Back.
THEY LAUGH
Come on, Pete! Pete, it's all yours.
Go for it! Fantastic. Thank you, cheers.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# Wake me up. #
Hi, there! What's your name?
My name's Pete Cann, and I'm The Laughter Man.
Brilliant. You're known for being The Laughter Man.
Yeah, so I use laughter yoga as a daily practice.
Laughter...? Yoga.
Oh! Oh, no.
OK, Pete, well, best of luck. Fantastic. Thank you very much.
So, hi, guys. My name is Pete Cann, The Laughter Man,
and I'm here to show you how easy it is to laugh
for no reason at all.
So, come on, guys, everybody stand up.
OK. So, I'm gonna run through three laughs that we've got.
As if we're zipping them up, we're gonna go, "Oh—ho—ho."
He—he—he.
KLAXON
THEY LAUGH
He lasted longer than I thought he would.
I wanna split the audience in half.
The left-hand side of the audience, you're the "ha—ha—has".
Ha—ha—ha. KLAXON
Ha—ha—ha.
KLAXON
Oh—ho—ho. Ha—ha—ha. KLAXON
Oh-ho-ho. Ha—ha—ha. Yes!
He didn't last long. Er, not sure it's really an act.
It's something really you should just do with a close friend.
Yeah.
Four noes. Congratulations. Come on!
PETE LAUGHS
Pete. What am I gonna do?
You'll need to change your name to Pete Can't.
Can't! Exactly! THEY LAUGH
LAUGHTER ECHOES
Thank you very much. It's my pleasure. Appreciate it.
Nice to meet you, guys. Lovely to meet you.
Do you like a laugh? I like a laugh.
Like a good laugh. Love a laugh.
Hello! How are you doing? I'm good.
Ready to come to the stage? Yeah, absolutely.
Great, come with me.
I just stand in the middle of the stage and do jokes.
It's so hard.
It is if it's not going well. Loneliest place in the world.
Best of luck, Stefano. Onto the star.
Thanks, guys, thanks very much. Thank you. Enjoy it.
# Wake me up before you go-go
# Take me dancing tonight. #
Hello. Hello! What's your name?
My name is Stefano Paolini.
Ooh, hello. Hello.
And do you have an Italian heritage?
Yeah, Mum and Dad are Italian, so the parts are Italian,
but I was made in Brixton in South London.
Amazing!
Have you brought anyone with you? No, I've come by myself today.
Bless you. OK. So, what is the dream?
The dream is to do well in this audition,
to hopefully make it to the semi—final or the final,
and do the Royal Variety Show.
When you're ready, good luck.
Please be funny.
So, very nice to be here. Very cold today.
A few days ago, I left the house, it was raining, I had my umbrella.
This man had left the house without his, so he improvised,
put a supermarket carrier bag on his head to repel the rain.
I couldn't resist it, as I walked past him...
ROBOTIC VOICE: ..unexpected item in bagging area.
Now, my heritage is Italian, I speak Italian.
I used to watch Italian television when I was a kid to learn.
And my favourite show was The Simpsons.
But in Italy, every character sounded identical,
so you had Homer here.
AS HOMER: Mmm, doughnuts. Sweet, sweet doughnuts.
I wish I had one right now.
At home in Italy...
ITALIAN ACCENT: Mmm, doughnuts. Vorrei sempliciamente un doughnuts.
You had Marge over here.
AS MARGE: Bart, leave Lisa alone and go upstairs.
Oh, that's good!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
You had Marge in Italy. ITALIAN ACCENT: Bart...
lascia Lisa stare, vai su di sopra.
LAUGHTER
Now, I love British regional accents.
I love foreign languages,
so I started learning foreign languages
in British regional accents.
So, I hope you enjoy these.
I started learning German with a West Country accent.
All right.
WEST COUNTRY ACCENT: Guten tag.
Mein name ist Stefano Paolini.
Ich bin ein stand-up comedian und voice-over kunstler.
Spanish with a Glaswegian twist.
GLASWEGIAN ACCENT: Hola. Mi nombre es Stefano Paolini.
Yo soy un monologuista.
Italian with a Northern Irish accent.
NORTHERN IRISH: Buona sera, i0 mi chiamo Stefano Paolini.
Chinese with a Geordie accent. GEORDIE ACCENT: Ni hao.
RAUCOUS LAUGHTER
W0 jiao duli de xiju yanyean Stefano Paolini.
Oh, I like that one, like. That's good.
French with a Brummie accent.
BIRMINGHAM ACCENT: Bonjour. je m'appelle Stefano Paolini.
Je suis un stand-up comedien et voix—off Fartiste.
That's so good!
Oh, brilliant. Wow!
They're all up!
Oh, my God!
God Almighty. I've got to tell you, Stefano.
You started off so badly, and I'm thinking,
"Whoa, this is not gonna go well."
And then it just completely switched round
to a brilliant, brilliant audition.
Oh, thank you.
AMANDA: David, what did you think? You are absolute comedy gold.
What is brilliant is you used the fact that you're Italian
AND the fact that you can do amazing voices,
those two things together.
And it was absolutely hilarious. Thank you, David.
AMANDA: Alesha, what did you think?
You know, for me, at the beginning, I was a little bit nervous
because the jokes fell a little bit under par.
I was feeling the audience reaction, and they weren't going crazy.
But it just got better and better and better.
And to the point, I was ugly laughing. OK, great.
Thank you, cheers.
The best thing, you are unique, and it was fantastic.
You're bloody brilliant, and I'm saying yes.
Grazie.
It's a yes from me. Grazie, thank you.
It's a yes from me.
You've got four yeses.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Whoa'.!
Thank you very much, thank you. Well done.
That was hilarious. Nice one.
Did you enjoy them? Yeah, we loved it.
Yeah, the Chinese Geordie went down very well with us two.
Oh, talk about turning it around.
I almost buzzed him. Yeah.
Comedy gold. It's the gift.
Do you know what you're doing today on stage?
Well, I'm a magician. Yeah?
I mainly do card manipulating with music.
My name is junwoo Park. I'm 23, and I'm from South Korea.
Actually, this is my first time to visit in London.
So I come for just this. Almost 20 hours.
Yeah? Yeah.
Today's the day I'm off to Britain's Got Talent.
BEEP
BGT, here I come.
BRAKES SCREECH
CHEERING Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.
Not if it's not good enough.
How are you doing? I'm great. A bit nervous.
We are all ready on the stage for you.
I really wish that I had another Golden Buzzer.
I would have pressed it at least three times today.
Oh, happy for you that you've got your really good Golden Buzzer.
All that matters is it's the right one.
How are you? I'm great. A little bit nervous.
Don't be nervous. They're ready if you are.
It's all yours. Good luck.
APPLAUSE
Hello. Hi. What's your name?
I'm junwoo Park. Love that name.
And where are you from? I'm from South Korea.
Oh, wow!
Why Britain's Got Talent? I'm such a huge fan of BGT.
When I was a kid, I watched it on YouTube,
there was a lot of star magicians.
So, that day, I decided to become a magician.
APPLAUSE
We're gonna let you do your thing. I can't wait.
Oh, thank you.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I'm so excited for him.
OK. Does anyone have sunglasses right now?
I do. All right, great. Would you mind if I borrowed?
What's she bringing sunglasses to work for?
Cos she's a star. Ah, OK.
Cool, right? Thank you.
That's it, you'll never see 'em again.
BOING
HUNG, LAUGHTER
APPLAUSE
CLICKS HIS FINGERS
BEAT CONTINUES
SONG: 'Cake By The Ocean'
CHEERING
RHYTHMIC CLAPPING
CHEERING
No.
Golden Buzzer!
Oh, this, it's good, it's good.
What!
What?
CHEERING
Wow!
Good.
They are cool, right?
CHANTING: Press the buzzer!
If we had a Golden Buzzer, I'd hit it... for him.
You've found a whole new way
of presenting magic.
And you've just got a real star quality.
Thank you.
It was super cool. You look amazing.
Your sleight of hand and everything is just
impeccable, so well done.
Thank you so much.
Simon, what did you think?
I think you are brilliant.
Thank you. Your stage presence is sensational.
One of the best magicians we've seen all year.
Wow.
Really. Thank you.
Yeah, that was so slick.
Choreographed to perfection.
Definitely want to see more from you.
Thank you. Brilliant audition.
So I'm going to kick this off with a yes.
CHEERING
I'm saying yes.
I'm actually gonna say yes.
Wow. Wow indeed.
We said wow a lot.
You had nothing to be nervous about.
Still nervous. Still nervous?
AMANDA: He was brilliant.
I've never seen anything like that.
Would have been a good Golden Buzzer for you, Alesha.
ALESHA: I'm not gonna give in to the pressure, OK?
Simon said, one of the best magic acts we've seen this year.
Wow.
I'm so, so happy-
# I got a feeling, babe Tonight... #
OK, last one of the day, guys. Last one of the day.
I know that's not real.
That's not real, man.
It's tough being the last one out, though, isn't it?
End on a high.
Fingers crossed.
APPLAUSE
Good evening.
Hello. Hi, how you doing?
Good. How are you? I'm not too bad, thank you.
What are your names?
I go by the name of Flintz.
Flintz, yeah.
My name is Taylor.
And together, you are?
BOTH: Flintz and Taylor.
And how old are you, boys?
I'm 22. I'm 17.
Oh, you're babies.
And where are you from?
I'm from Croydon.
Come on!
And I'm from Birmingham. Nice.
So how did you guys meet?
So, we met through the first lockdown,
via Instagram.
We were doing Instagram Lives. OK.
Today was the first day we met.
What?
Oh, my... Wow.
CHEERING
That is nuts, isn't it? Amazing.
'We met in 2020 on my Instagram.'
We just literally bounced off each other's vibe.
But today is actually the first day
we've met each other, which is nuts.
'Today I'm gonna be rapping an original piece.'
'I'm gonna be playing the piano to that piece.'
I've sent him the piano through social media,
and he's just been running off of that.
'The lyrics are very personal to him.'
'I was a troublesome kid,
'hanging out with the wrong set of people,
'going down the wrong path.'
With Mum and Dad guiding us, they just dragged me out
and help me become the person I am today.
We've had no rehearsals together prior to this,
and the first time we're doing it is at the London Palladium.
Crazy.
Yeah. Crazy.
'This audition today could change our life.
'We want to make a mark.
'We want to set our pause.'
We want people to remember Flintz and Taylor.
So, who do you guys look up to and what's the big dream for you both?
I look up to my dad a lot. My dad is my inspiration.
Is Pops here? He's here.
CHEERING
Your dad.
Him, my mum, helped me become the person I am today.
Did you write the song?
Yeah, I wrote the lyrics myself. Yeah.
It's called Change. The song is about basically
inspiring my younger brothers.
I want them to like not follow the same footsteps I used to follow.
I want them to be better than me. Oh, that's nice.
This is your moment.
Thank you. Thank you.
Good luck.
They must be so nervous.
CHEERING
Ready.
GENTLE PIANO INTRO
# Been blessed with this gift And |'mma use it
# And I thank the Lord Because my life really changed
# So I pour my heart and my soul Into music
# Listen to the words I hope you can relate
# From a kid I was in antics I never gripped a weapon
# Stealing from the shops I was always in detention
# Didn't know what I was thinking Faced a few suspensions
# They tried to tell my parents I'm a kid that's got aggression
# I was following the crowd
# I thought that I could fit in I thought they had my back
# But the situations were different
# But still I start to follow Don't wanna be seen as weak
# So anything that they do I follow so you can see
# And I was dumb, stupid Know that I was crazy
# Following the crowd Because I wanted them to rate me
# After school doing things That some would call shady
# I was deep involved Nobody came to save me
# I had to change my ways Because I made my parents cry
# Something changed up in my mind There were times I could have died
# Fake this, fake that I was living a life of lies
# Parents gave me everything Young me never realised
# I really had to change To try and be the best for my bros
# Telling them don't make The same mistakes I did on the road
# Always choose the right path Never lie, forget about the code
# If you go left You're gonna regret this
# When you getting old I know that I ain't perfect
# I made mistakes Change is just a process
# I'm doing what it takes Gonna make my family proud
# And put a smile upon their face If you knew me in the days
# You would have seen The drastic change
# But it's a struggle, I can't lie
# I've been through the pain And been through some dark times
# I put my pen to my pad And then I write rhymes
# If you didn't know I could tell you that it's my time
# I'll shine, pen to my pad And every day I keep on writing
# Oh, to be a star So every day I keep on shining
# My work is paying off
# I'm never stopping grinding I'll see you at the top
# And we know That it's all in timing
# Being blessed with this gift And |'mma use it
# And I thank the Lord Because my life really changed
# So I pour my heart and my soul Into music
# Listen to the words I hope you can relate. #
Woo!
CHEERING
MUSIC: 'Read All About It, Pt. lll' by Emeli Sande
# You've got the words To change a nation
# But you're biting your tongue
# You spent a lifetime Stuck in silence
# Afraid you'll say something wrong
# No-one ever... #
What a reaction. Look at that.
CHEERING
# I wanna sing
# I wanna shout
# I want to scream
# Till the words dry out
# So put it in all of the papers
# I'm not afraid
# They can read all about it... #
Everything was so clear and so passionate.
I loved hearing your story.
You also are phenomenal on that piano. I mean...
amazing.
CHEERING
We love that you have something important to say.
And there'll be a lot of people watching this
who will relate to that.
And they'll take a very positive message away from it,
which I think is fantastic. And the both of you together...
It was real, that was what was great about it.
It was real, and I love that.
Like a scene from a great movie.
This shouldn't have worked.
You know, bearing in mind how you never met
until before today.
Everything was just brilliant.
Even when your voice kind of broke with emotion at the end,
it was just absolutely a perfect audition in my opinion.
CHEERING
Genuinely, it's everything we look for.
Nothing makes me more happy than seeing
young musicians.
You had something to say, Flintz.
And we've had no-one on the show like you before,
which is brilliant.
And they say in life, save the best till last.
CHEERING
# I wanna scream Till the words dry out
# So put it in all the papers
# I'm not afraid
# You can read all about it
# Read all about it... #
Well done, boys.
Well done, sweetheart.
Very well deserved.
Can't wait to see what you're gonna do in the live shows now.
Woo!
CHEERING
# I wanna shout
# I wanna scream Till the words dry out... #
Thank you.
CHEERING
We will see you in the studio for the live semi-finals.
We can't wait to see you both again. Incredible.
That was a movie story.
Fantastic.
Really proud of you, son. You've done it.
Utterly brilliant. So good.
That was unbelievable.
What?
SIMON: We weren't expecting that.
The hairs on my arms stood up.
Simon, gonna live your best life.
BUZZER
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