A group of key workers performed an emotional original song on Britain’s Got Talent this weekend.
Britain’s Got Talent 2022 continued Saturday evening on ITV.
Ant & Dec return to the wings for the latest series while the panel this year welcomes back Amanda Holden, David Walliams, Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon.
One of the acts hoping to impress in the latest episode were The Frontline Singers who brought hope and unity to the stage with an original song.
Alesha reacted: “I found that really moving. I hung on to every single world. It was so poignant, so lovely and we are in debt to you. It was very touching.”
David agreed: “It was just an amazing moment.”
Amanda said: “It was just wonderful we could be a part of it all and you get this moment because it was tremendous.”
And Simon commented: “What we’ve gone through the last two years, it’s surreal. Out of it comes moments like this.
“It gives us a chance to say thank you to all of you because it’s people like yourselves who protected all of us. We have good times ahead I think.”
Other acts on this weekend’s show included 8-year-old Jessica Brodin, who shocked the judges with some unexpected impressions.
We also meet magician Keiichi Iwasaki who mesmerised the panel with a baffling ring trick.
In the competition budding performers are after three or more yeses from the panel to get a spot in the next round where they could make the semi-finals.
Alternatively, five select hopefuls can get awarded the golden buzzers which will put them straight through to the live shows.
So far Amanda, David and Simon have all hit their golden buzzer leaving two chances up for grabs.
The new series of Britain’s Got Talent continues Saturday nights on ITV and ITV Hub.
As usual performers are performing to win a £250,000 prize and a the opportunity to perform at the Royal Variety Performance.
Acts we’ve seen so far have included golden buzzer singer Loren Allred, a creepy witch and a daredevil escape artist.
There’s also dance group Born To Perform who got the golden buzzer from David Walliams and stand up comic Axel Blake who Simon hit his golden buzzer for.
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