Golden Buzzer Auditions That Made Everyone CRY! | Britain's Got Talent

Please introduce yourselves, and so I'm Jade and what's your name? Yeah Christian Christian is my little brother and we're signed along with us. How old are you? I'm 18 years old and How old are you Christian? Four Fantastic What are you gonna do for us today? So we're here to do some sign language and some singing brilliant Thank you. We was told that Christian would never be able to communicate. I taught him sign language so then he could talk and He's here a little miracle proving everybody wrong I didn't want to accept that Christian would never be able to communicate I just knew that there was a voice in there that needed to come out exciting, isn't it? Yeah We decided we wanted to teach other people this so we started a class we're just amazed by how many people wanted to get involved I'm Taylor and I'm seven. I'm Sam. I'm 22. I'm Ella and I'm 12 Are you excited to see something? How yes. Yeah, I'm in love Ella has actually met Simon before she won a child of courage award at the pride of Britain 2019 Sweetest bravest little girl and you deserve this. Congratulations Now I can't believe I'm on this cut telling it's amazing it's make my dream come true Just gonna go out there and show them what we've got. Yeah We would never normally get an opportunity to do something like this it's unbelievable which is so excited We wish you all the best say, thank you To be ashamed They say I Saw it's such an anthem for people who maybe don't feel part of The world or part of anything and I just found it really really moving. Thank you I Genuinely can't find the words And Christian you are an absolute little star so thank you I have to confess. I have a friend of mine in this one Ella Ever the pride of Britain and I heard Ella sing and I said I have a feeling one day you're gonna be Auditioning on one of our shows and guess what? You're here. Are you saying this is me? And I'm thinking you are us because you define what this show should be all about This is an audition. I will never ever forget Every one of you gave everything to this performance an amazing positive message out there and all I can say You Brilliant idea You good you very well, thank you. What's your name? I'm Jack Nice to meet you Jack. I'm dad. I'm Tim. Hi dad Tim Aren't you adorable? Where are you guys from? We're from Norfolk Norwich How old are you Jack? I'm 12 12. And how long have you been singing with dad? Since I was about five really and Tim is this what you do for a living? I play my I'm a full-time dad ready to Jack Lily and Gabrielle and Kimberly Are you feeling nervous a little bit, but I'm really excited. Do you think you could win this? It's my favorite thing to watch on TV. So it'd be absolutely Incredible to win good answer. Do you have a favorite judge? I like Simon, especially because Like Simon especially because I like watching his best insults They are really good funny, okay, probably not best to ask that question again The last question what's the song It's a song called the lucky ones Jack and I write together and this is one of ours Okay, can you tell me what it's about? It's um, we kind of we've all had Family losses and things like that and and there's a father and son. It's um, it's a kind of father-son song family song It's about it's about us. It's about Have what we have Well, you seem adorable and we wish you guys the best of luck, thank you Stay here We ♪ Here by my side ♪ We're the lucky ones ♪ Only just begun ♪ Others leave too young ♪ We're the lucky ones ♪ Promising me no matter how the years change us ♪ Eyes don't see ♪ You're perfectly imperfect ♪ Just like you were meant to be ♪ And all through our lives ♪ I'll be here to say you will be mine ♪ We're so young ♪ But we are the lucky ones ♪ We are the lucky ones This says it all. Hello. Hi there, hello. What's your name? I'm Dermot Parley and I'm the headteacher of Flakefleet Primary School and this is our choir. Hi. Hello. So tell me a little bit about the choir and how long they've been singing together. Probably since September. We're a real eclectic group. We've got ranges from four all the way through to eleven. Some are amazing singers, some are just enthusiastic. I'm not being... That's a nice way of putting it. No. Do you know what? I'm going to use that in future. That is funny. You were enthusiastic. So what's the big dream for this choir? Reading and writing is important at school but the kids had a dream. This one in assembly said she wanted to go on Britain's Got Talent and here we are. Amazing. What's your name? Megan. How old are you, Megan? Seven. Why did you want to come on Britain's Got Talent? Because I love singing. We're all rooting for you. Good luck. Thank you very much. We are... Are we good? When you're ready, yeah. I'm going to go on conduct. I'm really proud of you, whatever you've done. You're amazing kids, let's go for it. Yeah? Smile. Absolute chaos and absolute joy. Thank you so much. Simon, what do you think? I think you are so important to kids this age. To remind them to have fun. Your joy that you radiate is infectious. This, to me, is what Britain's Got Talent is all about. David? It's just one of the most joyous things I've ever seen. I think you've just made all our hearts soar today. And it's what you want your childhood to have been like. And what you want your children's childhood to be like. Which is just full of unbridled joy. You're a great, great teacher. Well done, everybody. Here they are, ladies and gentlemen. Well done. Well done in there, come on. Come on. Well done, guys. Hello, sir. Hi. What's your name and where are you from? My name is Mark and I'm from North London. Brilliant. How old are you? I'm 46. Who have you brought with you today? My wife. She is somewhere in the audience. Brilliant. There she is. My daughter is here, but she's only two years old. So she's watching Peppa Pig somewhere or something, probably. Are you a magician? I am indeed, yes. And is that how you make a living? I've done a lot of jobs, not necessarily a living. There's the good and the bad. Well, the best of luck. Thank you very much indeed. Can I join you? I've always wondered, what would it be like to experience real magic? Two years ago, I did. And it changed me and my life forever. Amanda. Yes. I'm going to ask you to give this Rubik's Cube a mix for me. Can you keep on mixing until I come back to you? Yes. Thank you. David, inside this box are 25 different colored crayons. I'm going to give these a mix. And David, you're going to choose one. But without looking. Just grab one at random. Hold it in your hand, David. But don't look at it. Keep it hidden. Alicia, these cards belong to my daughter. It's important to see that all the cards are different. I'm going to ask you to just touch the back of any one. It doesn't matter which. But what is very, very important is that I don't do any sleight of hand. So I'll spread the cards like this. Point to any one that you like. Wow. Right down the end. Can you hide out your hand for me? I'm going to place that card on the palm of your hand. Genuinely the card that you touch. Is that okay? Lovely. Amanda, you have mixed that cube into a completely unique pattern. Yes. Fair to say? We'll get back to that in a moment. Simon. I'm going to ask you to hold this pen in your right hand. Right here. Perfect. Lower your wrist down. Get comfortable. Lovely. This book belongs to my wife. There are over 600 pages. Around about 200,000 words in the book. Alicia, can I ask you to close your eyes for a moment? And just say the word stop. Stop. Simon, I'm going to hold the book above your pen. Amanda, can you say the word stop as I do this? Stop. Simon, can you bring the pen up to the page without looking and draw a small circle the size of a five pence piece? You don't have to be precise. I'm going to place the book down in front of you here, Simon. I'll take the pen. Can you do me a favour? Lift up the book. Don't show me. But have a look at where you've drawn that circle. Can you confirm that there is a word or words that you can see within that circle? Yeah. There is? Wonderful. It's a good start. David, can you tell us what colour crayon do you have? Red. The red crayon. Alicia, for the first time, what card did you choose? Puppet penguin. Amanda, very carefully, can you just lift off the box so we can see the pattern that you've created on the very top of that Rubik's Cube? Now, if I told you that I knew this exact outcome yesterday, a week ago, or a month ago, you'd say, well, that would have to be magic. Some people would. I would. But it's not real magic. It's interesting, intriguing, maybe clever. Some might even say amazing. But it's not real magic. See, for me, real magic changed two years ago. This, to me, is real magic. And Simon, that leaves just you. For the very first time, Simon, what is the word that you circled? Hat. Hat. H-A-T. Yeah. Simon, this is for you. Isabella, you beautiful little girl, if Daddy was going to do Britain's Got Talent in two years from now, what random word do you think Simon would think of? Hat. Oh my God, that's amazing! Absolutely gobsmacked. Thank you. I mean, first of all, thank God your little girl's okay. That's the most important. She's okay now, yeah? Absolutely. Good. I'm thrilled to hear that. Don't know what you've gone through, Mark, through your career, trying to get the break you've been looking for. I have a feeling this act is going to change your life. It was unbelievable. Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. I've been doing this show now, what, seven years? And I genuinely never, ever thought a magic act would move me like that. I know. That's just crazy. I don't care how you did it. It was magnificent. He did it because it's magic. You have just taken magic to a whole new level, my friend. Loved it. It was a really beautifully put together performance. Thank you, David. I loved your presentation. So calm, so in control all the time. I like that you didn't bother with lots of silly jokes on the side. Obviously, it's incredibly moving, seeing the story with your family as well. And it's a lovely way of including them in the act. Thank you. It's astonishing. Gets you in tears. Yeah. Utterly extraordinary. You know, we're all parents and that is the greatest magic in the world. She's my magic. Absolutely. We're going to take a bow. That's a bow. That's really important. That was remarkable. Well done, pal. Brilliant. That was so brilliant. So brilliant. Got me right there. Well done. Gosh, you brought a lot of people with you. Tell me your names, please. So I'm Ravi and this is my sister Mara and this is my mum and dad. Very, very nice to meet you. And how old are you? So I'm eight years old. What made you decide to do this? I've watched BDT all my life and always wanted to audition for it. And two years ago I was diagnosed with a brain tumour and I'm here to show no matter what life throws at you you can still achieve your dreams. Good for you. And how are you right now? So my brain tumour is stable but I'm still living with the day-to-day effects. So you've had a really tough time, haven't you? Yeah. Tell me about all these people behind you. So to support me I brought a group of my friends and teachers from school my family some medical professionals who have helped me during my diagnosis some other amazing children from the brain tumour community. And what are you going to be doing for us today? So today we're doing a choir performance of A Million Dreams. Oh my god. Okay. Take your time. Whenever you're ready, we're ready. Then I call my own They say, they can say it all sounds crazy They can say, they can say I've lost my mind Live in a world that is ours Colours fill my names I'm keeping these It's all it's got Dreams for the world we're gonna make Happy Eyes to see I've closed my eyes The brightest colours fill my head A million dreams are keeping me awake Vision of the world It's all it's gonna take Dreams for the world we're gonna We're someone's daughter We're someone's son very brave very special person I'm so happy that you've had this moment because you deserve it all of you by the way That's what I call magic and that's why we have the golden buzzer for people like you You so deserve it Well You know the golden buzzer is such a personal thing and I always say I can only press it when it feels right and You're such a remarkable young man You're a hero You really are The moment you started talking you just had me I just loved it So well done to all of you Thank you for joining us