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Britain's Got Talent. It's a pleasure to be here. Well, that's very nice of you to say. Um, so what are your names boys? My name is Charlie. My name is Yandere. And together we're Baz and Melody. Bam. What's the dream with you two guys? I just want to deliver it to you people. I just want to give an awesome performance. I get ya. What did your mum and dad do for a job? My mother's a personal trainer and my father's a stonemason. Stonemason! And you? My mum's a cook in a school. Dinner lady, yo! And um... Um, my stepdad, he owns his own company. He's a businessman, yeah! Can I just say one thing? Alicia, I love you so much. You're my inspiration. He fancy Alicia. He don't like Amanda. Amanda, you're beautiful as well. He is lying! Boys, can I just ask you, what are you singing? Well, it's a hope by Twista and Faith Evans, but it's a bit of a twist in the rap because I wrote it myself. What's the song about? It's about anti-bullying. Anti-bullying? Yeah, because it's something that I feel deeply about too. Okay, good luck. Thank you. Here we go. Please help me God. I feel so alone. I'm just a kid. How can I take it on my own? Trying to fit in, where do I belong? I wake up every day, don't want to leave my home. My mama's asking me why I'm always alone. Too scared to say, too scared to holler. I'm walking to school with sweat around my collar. I'm just a kid. I don't want no stress. My nerves are bad. My life's a mess. The names you call me, they hurt real bad. I want to tell my mom, she's having trouble with my dad. I feel so trapped, there's nowhere to turn. Come to school, don't want to fight, I want to learn. So please, Mr. Bully, tell him what I've done. You know I have no dad, I'm living with my mom. Yes, I am hopeful for today. Take this music, infuse it, let it take you away. I like these dips. And he'll make a way, I know it ain't, that's okay, just be hopeful. Why do you trip about the things of the day? I didn't ask to be born, but now I have to pay. I ain't got no money, you take all I have. When they give it to you, I still throw my bags. I feel so scared when you shout me down. You kick me, punch me, throw me to the ground. When I ask you, yo, what have I done? You hit me again, I make fun of my mom. I'm hopeful, yes I am hopeful for today. Take this music, infuse it, let it take you away. And be hopeful, hopeful, and he'll make a way. I know it ain't easy, but that's okay, just be hopeful. What I wear is all I have. We lost a home, I'm living from a bag. Yo, Mr. Bully, help me, please. Bless your blood, accept me, please. Yes, I am hopeful for today. Take this music, infuse it, let it take you away. And be hopeful, hopeful, and he'll make a way. I know it ain't easy, but that's okay, just be hopeful. You started that verse, it actually brought a tear to my eye. It was really, really moving. Alicia, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't be rapping, so yeah, thank you so much. Oh, that's really sweet. You know what? I listen to every word. Did this stuff happen in your life? I got bullied a bit when I was younger, but... But not anymore? Yes, it's all gone now, yeah. I think that record could be a hit, I really do. Thank you so much. Live show! My parents were always very politically correct. One of the few games my brother and I were allowed to play growing up was Cowboys and Native Americans. We weren't allowed to use guns and bows and arrows. Instead, we had to use apology letters and discount vouchers to casinos. My mom was terrified after 9-11. She was like, Osama, do you want to change your name to something a little less Muslim? And I swear to God, she said, how about Hussein? Very lateral move. Hussein! I was thinking more Gregory, you know? Brian would be nice, even.