Seven-year-old Robbie performs on the big stage to give his mother the ultimate birthday present. This fearless young boy aims to make his family incredibly proud, especially his aunt, whom he playfully tries to set up on a date with one of the judges. Dressed in a tiny suit, Robbie delivers a memorable and confident performance of his favorite classic song, "My Way." He even pauses to quiet the crowd down before finishing his piece, winning the hearts of both the audience and the judges.
Seven-year-old Robbie Furman auditions for Britain's Got Talent with the goal of making his family proud and giving his mother a special birthday present. After a charming introduction, he delivers a professional and captivating vocal performance that earns him a standing ovation and three \"yes\" votes from the judges.
Robbie.
Nice to meet you.
My name is Robbie Furman and my age is seven.
And I'm singing.
This is my mum.
This is my nanny.
And this is my auntie.
It's my mum's birthday soon and I want to give her the best birthday present ever.
I'm going to have to whisper this.
Britain's Got Talent.
And tell me, now nobody's listening.
Are you any good?
Are you?
Are you really good?
Shall we go out there and show them how good you are?
Yeah.
Come on then.
Good luck Robbie.
I want to make my family the proudest family there's ever been.
Here we go guys.
In five, four.
Good luck Robbie.
You ready?
Go for it.
Enjoy it.
Welcome to Britain's Got Talent.
What's your name?
Robbie.
And Robbie, how old are you?
Seven.
And do you think you're good enough to win the competition?
Yes.
Good.
Eh?
Yeah.
And my auntie's looking for a boyfriend.
He stitched you right up.
Asia.
And I think she would want you to be it.
Okay, thank you very much.
So Robbie, what are you going to do for us today?
Singing.
Okay, when you're ready, you start.
Good luck.
Singing.
Robbie, I've never heard anybody so young sing that song.
And you sang it your way.
Robbie, I thought it had everything.
You toyed with the audience.
They were up.
They were down.
They were swaying.
You disciplined them with your hand.
You were, no, no, no.
This is more my way than you know.
My favourite bit was before you even started, so professionally, just cue music.
It's my way.
Robbie, you're a star.
Do you know, Robbie, I think between them, Louis and Michael have said everything I want to say.
It was fabulous.
So we're going to go to votes.
Well, Robbie, this is a very, very easy yes from me.
It's a yes from me.
Robbie, it's three yeses. Congratulations.
Fantastic.
If he could give you a stand and ovation.
Can we have a hug before you go?
Ah, good lad.
Well done, Robbie.
See you next time.
Well done.
