Memorable auditions from the BIGGEST SINGERS!｜Britain's Got Talent

Hi, what's your name darling? My name is Susan Boyer. Okay, Susan, where are you from? I am from Blackburn, near Bathgate, West Lothian. It's a big town. It's a sort of collection of... It's a collection of... Villages. I had to think there. And how old are you Susan? I am 47. And that's just one side of me. Okay, what's the dream? I'm trying to be a professional singer. And why hasn't it worked out so far, Susan? I've never been given the chance before. But here's hoping it'll change. Okay, and who would you like to be as successful as? Elaine Page. What are you going to sing tonight? I'm going to sing I Dreamed a Dream from The Miserables. Okay. Big song. Yeah? Yes. I dreamed a dream in time gone by You didn't expect that, did you? Did you? No. When dreams are made and used and wasted No song and song, no wine are tasted But the tigers come and rise With their voices soft as thunder As they tear your voice apart No dreams are shared Life has killed a dream I dreamed How are you? I'm good, how are you? Good, lovely to meet you. What's your name? My name is Inosad Masugu. Can I just say, you look amazing. Thank you. I love that top. Yeah. I love it. So this was actually made by my mum. Yeah. Aww. That's so cute. It looks really nice on you. Interpassion. Okay. It's alright. Great. Okay, well look, tell me about you. I'm Inosad Masugu from South Africa, but I live in London. Okay. Now, do you think you're going to win? Yes. Okay. Well, let's find out. You ready? Yes. Are you ready? I'm ready. That's special, isn't it? Yes! Let's go! Good, eh? Amazing. Well done! Paul, what are you here for today, Paul? To sing opera. I've always wanted to sing as a career. Confidence has always been sort of a difficult thing for me. I've always found it a little bit difficult to be completely confident in myself. Okay. I'm ready when you are. My name's Sydney Christmas. Is it? Sydney Christmas? Yes! It's terrible, isn't it? It's not! My middle name's worse. What is it? Mary. No! Didn't your mum seriously name you that? No, I'm joking. I really didn't. My gosh, that is genius. Sydney, where are you from? Raised in Kent, just moved to London. Are you a student? Do you work? What do you do? I'm currently working front of house at a gym. Oh, brilliant! Fantastic, but that's not what you want to do. No, absolutely not. No. What do you want to do, Sydney? I'm trying to be in the West End. I just want to sing. Oh. Oh, bless her. What are you going to sing for us today? The first song that I ever sung, actually. I haven't sung it in 24 years. How old are you? You look 24. 28. 20 great. Good answer. Thank you. So what song did you sing at four? Tomorrow. From Annie? From Annie, yeah. That is the worst song. Hopefully I'll sing it better than when I was four as well. So do we. I can't wait. Thank you. Come on, Sydney. Let's have it. The sun will come out tomorrow Let your bottom dollar down Tomorrow there'll be sun Just thinking about tomorrow Clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow Till there's none, I'm stuck The day is grey and long I just stick out my chin and grin and say The sun will come out tomorrow So you gotta hang on till tomorrow Come what may Tomorrow, tomorrow I love you tomorrow The sun will come out tomorrow Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow There'll be sun Just thinking about tomorrow Clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow Till there's none, I'm stuck With the day that's grey and long I just stick out my chin and grin and say The sun will come out tomorrow You're always a day away Tomorrow, tomorrow You're always a day away Somewhere over way up there Look at that! The audience want more. Tease them. Bring them in. Make them believe. Hit them with these huge notes. It's just art. It's all art. You've got it all going on. Sydney, I think for me what struck me so much about you is just how naturally funny, how warm, how brilliant your presence was the minute you walked on the stage. But how you were, like, entertaining everyone, but then you brought us the most heartfelt, beautiful version of that song. And that was the best version I have ever heard in my life. So I'm gonna do this. Who are you? I'm Ronan. You all right? You're a nervous wreck already. So you've got a day off school today. Yeah. Do you feel all right? OK. When you're ready, take a deep breath. Thank you. Wishing to see you Know how I feel River running free It's a new dawn, it's a new day It's a new life for me And I'm feeling good When you shine Really good. What's your name and where are you from? My name is Maia Giotia. I am from Romania. And I'm 14 years old. 14. Fantastic. Are you here with somebody? Yes, I came with my mum and my dad. Are they in the audience? Yeah, I don't know where, but... There they are, the mum and dad. What made you want to audition on the show this year? This has been a big dream for such a long time and I'm here. I'm here! All right, well listen, you look excited and raring to go. So we wish you the best of luck. Thank you so much. When you're ready. Listen To the song you hear in my heart A melody I start but can't complete Oh, the time has come For my dreams to be heard They will not be pushed aside and turned Into your own Oh, cos you won't listen Listen I am alone at a crossroads I'm not by your home And I'm trying, trying To say what's all right But you should have no way of feeling I'm more than what you made of me I followed the voice you gave to me But now I've got to find my own I don't know where, but... If you were, I'd start But you made a voice you think you gave to me How are you? Very excited. Good. And what's your name, please? My name is Malakai, I'm 13 years old and I'm a singer from London. When did you decide, Malakai, that you were going to be a singer? When I was seven. What happened? I joined my choir. Yeah. And then what? And then I started singing. Yeah. So this is what you want to be full time? Yeah. That's why you're here? Yeah. Who have you brought with you today, darling? My mum and my sister. They're in the audience. Hello, ladies! Alright, no more questions, I promise you. Good luck. Yes, you like that? Very nice. Okay, Malakai. Is there any one word I could use to describe that? Golden. My name is Amy Lou, I'm 34, I'm from a little place called Tipton in the West Midlands. You might tell by my accent. And do you have a day job, Amy? I do, I work part time in a sunbed shop. Hence the little... Toasty. Have you performed in front of big audiences like this before? No, this is my first ever. At weekends, I sing in the local pubs, then Duck and Goose. Whoever will have me, really. Have you brought anyone with you today? I have, I've got my mum, dad and my partner. I have a four year old son and a little girl on the way. I am 30 weeks pregnant. Well, look, I don't know what you're going to sing, but good luck. Thank you so much, thank you. Come on, Amy. Oh, God, you won't listen. Welcome, what's your name, please? My name's Jai. Where are you from, Jai? I'm from Scotland. Scotland. What are you doing for a living currently, Jai? At the moment, I work as a support worker. Okay, very good. This is your big moment. Very best of luck to you. Thank you. Come on, Jai. Yes. Under my country's heart, they rise to fill. Cheers eternal, long before nation's lines were drawn. Okay, I've just asked the producers to swear that this is not a set up. I've been trying 19 years, since I was 16, to get in front of you. I've been in Manchester, in the football stadiums where you hold your big auditions, and I've never been able to. Luckily, I was 10 foot away from you sat here. I don't know how I managed to get that seat, and I just thought it's worth a chance to ask you. Honestly. What's your name? My name is Max Fox, Max. And what do you do full time? I'm a local singer. It's my passion, it's my, it's everything. I live for performing. Look me in the eye, you swear this is not a set up? Nope. Honestly? I promise you, this is my dream. I've managed to sing in front of you, that's my dream. Well look, good for you for doing what you did. I hope you're good. Some build up innit? I travelled each and every highway More, much more than this I did it my way Yes, there were times I'm sure you knew When I bit off more than I could chew But through it all there was doubt I ate it all, faced it all And I was too tall Yes, it was mine No one is going to believe this wasn't set up. It wasn't. It was actually very emotional. So you just decided whilst you were sitting down enjoying the show? Yep. I turned around, there's a couple of ladies behind and I said, should I give it a chance? And they were like, yeah, go on, do it. I can't believe it. I love this show, man. Honestly, all of it, amazing.