10 BEST Dance Groups EVER from Britain's Got Talent!

And what are the chances of you guys winning this? Good? Two minutes. Good luck. Talent 2009 is... EGT. Let's go! Thank you all so much for the last ten years. Amazing. That was fantastic. That was my favourite act of the day, actually. Really, really, really good. Wow. The energy from the audience, it was just fantastic. I'm so happy for you. I don't think we've ever had a dance act on this show that makes their own music as well. So you are incredible. I'm actually going to question whether they are human. Welcome to our planet. Yeah, you know what? This is the kind of act you want in a competition. It was really, really so good. And I could see how much time had gone into that. Everyone in this theatre was rooting for you. Congratulations. Yeah, Golden Buzzer, that's a great trip back. So, so good. You came for the Golden Buzzer, and you got it! We can't wait to see you again in the live semi-final! We're just us. No, I said, who are you? Oh, I'm Julia. I'm Annie. I'm Alice. I'm Poppy. I'm Becky. Now tell me the name of the group. Just Us! Where are you all from? The Wirral. I've watched Britain's Got Talent, like, all my life. And I've always, like, dreamt of being on it. So, like, sitting here is, like, pretty amazing. I'm, like, shaking. Just Us was actually made a couple of years ago. We were all at Poppy's house, and just dancing in the garden. And then that's when we decided to make a group. No-one's ever going to come between our friendship, and that's why it's just us. We've been practising for weeks now, haven't we? Night after night, hours and hours. We were practising in our garden for our dance, and it was, like, midnight, and my mum had to scream at us to get in. It was like, stop dancing! Just want to get the dance right for each other and for ourselves and for all our family who have come to watch today. And just everyone. Fingers crossed, guys. Tell me a little bit about you guys, how you met. Well, we've met at dancing because we've been dancing together since we were about five. But this group came together because I've got scoliosis, so... Sorry, Dolly, what is that? Scoliosis is, like, a curvature of the spine. Right. Mine wasn't quite there because it's more common to, like, have an accident and get it, but I was born with it. So I have to have surgery soon. And after surgery, I won't be able to dance, so this is, like, my last chance because I've always wanted to do it. Are you serious? Yeah. You've got an amazing attitude, I've got to tell you. Thank you. You really have. Good luck. Thank you so much. Can you hear my voice this time? This is my fight song Take back my life song Prove me Cause I still get a small boat On the ocean Sending big waves Into motion Like how a single word Can make a heart open I might only have an explosion This is my fight song Take back my life song Prove I'm alright So My power's turned up So right now I'll be strong I've still got a lot of fight in me No, I've still got a lot of fight left in me David? Well, it was an absolutely stunning performance. Obviously, when you told us that story, we were all hoping and praying it would be fantastic, but it so far exceeded all our expectations. It's a beautiful story about friendship and a stunning performance. Thank you so much. Absolutely. And your friendship and strength together is just fantastic. It's lovely to watch. And it was an amazing dance routine. Alicia? I have so much admiration for you girls right now. I can't tell you. And just seeing how you've all come together with this beautiful friendship that you've got and when you're passionate about something, I could not imagine not being able to ever do that again. I really couldn't. And, you know, that's why we all live, for the things that we love to do. It really touched me, so much so, that I'm going to do it again. I can't imagine if I couldn't do that ever again. Can you imagine? Good. Thank you so much. Well done. Could not be more deserved. I think you're the kind of person who's got determination regardless of what happens. He's not going to stop me. We'll see you in the last semi-finals. Go celebrate. Can you believe it? Very happy. How are you guys? We are good. We are so excited. Yes! So, tell everybody where you're from and what brings you to Britain's Got Talent today. OK. We are from Uganda, Kampala, Africa. So we are going to dance for you guys and for you judges. Yes! Oh, thank you. Mr Kavmadaudu. Is he there? Yes. Can you say hi? Yeah, go on, please do. Hi. Welcome to the show. Thank you so much. Tell us a little bit about this group. I have 30 kids that I'm taking care of. Some are orphans. We are using music, dance and drama to make lives better. Oh, my God. It's amazing. Bless you, darling. That's incredible. Ghetto Kids is like an orphanage in Uganda. We are 30 kids living in one house. We are one big family. Before, I was living on the streets of Kampala. Being part of the Ghetto Kids has given me a lot of opportunities. They feed me. They go to school. They buy me clothes. If this one is sad, we all be sad. If we are happy, we all be happy. Mr. Kavmadaudu, we call him Dad. He's not our real father, but he's the one who takes care of all of us. Ghetto Kids is all about making their lives better through paying their school fees, feeding, hospital bills, all the basic needs that a child wants. My dream is to build a very big home and help as many kids as I can. It's a happy place because it's all about making lives better through dance. Because of him, that's why we go to school. That's why we are healthy. Because of him, that's why we are here. It's the first time for the kids to be in London and they are so excited. What do you think London's like? London is cold. It's freezing. I'll be so proud to watch all of them perform tonight. Because of dance, we are here. We can't wait. We are so happy. We are so excited. We are enrouting for you and the stage is yours. Thank you. Oh, look, look. We are the Ghetto Kids from the pearl of Africa, Uganda. That's never actually happened. Normally the golden buzzer is pressed afterwards. Oh, I got it wrong. Someone didn't explain the rules of Britain's Got Talent to him. He gave you the golden buzzer and you performed with the confetti. It was magical. And by the way, who is this little one? My name is Josephine. How old are you, Josephine? Five years old. I just want to say, you are absolute superstars. Every single one of you. What you are doing is absolutely incredible. And we are honoured that you have come to Britain's Got Talent. You've lit up the stage and the energy in the room. And joy is incredible. Thank you. Thank you so much. Your talent is unbelievable. And it felt to me like you really raised the bar on Britain's Got Talent. So well done. I was literally exploding. I'm telling you, you should be proud of yourself. I can't wait to see you back. That's all I can say. I think it's incredible that you're so young. You've flown all the way. And no fear, this is an audition we're going to remember. And it was brilliant. That's what this show is all about. And that's what the golden buzzer is for. Can I ask a question? What are you going to sing? We're a dance crew. What? We're a dance act. Is this serious? Yes, very serious. Honestly? Yes. Okay. And you think you can win this? I'd like to think so. Show us what you can do. Good luck. Let's lift this roof. What's going on here? He stopped it. Can you tell us who you are and where you're from? We are the Black Cows from Switzerland. And it's a pleasure to be here. Thank you so much. Oh my goodness. Get started. It started as a small project. But we never imagined that it could grow into something big. Thank you so much. Bruno. Talk about a magic ride. Choreographed to perfection. Absolutely fantastic. Incredible. How good was that? Entity. And how long have you been a group for? We've been a group for about two years now. I recognise you. You're Lauren's brother who was on X Factor, right? We're Entity, a 20-piece dance group from Essex. My sister Lauren Black came before for last year's X Factor. And I was lucky enough to dance with her on the live shows. Tell your brother Britain's got talent starting next year so he can come along. So I went back and I got the team and I said, let's do it. Entity age group ranges from 10 to 15. We train up to seven hours, three to four days in a week. Being part of Entity is just amazing. There isn't anything else you could ask for. Okay, well listen, best of luck. Thank you very much. And so many dance crews come up here and say, oh yeah, we've got something different and they've got nothing. And you smashed it today. Britain is great. Great choice, Alicia. I kind of feel that I'm sort of part of your crew. I love you guys. Honestly, I think you're fantastic. The strength and the power and the focus and the determination was superb. Absolutely smashed it. Go and celebrate. What's the name of this amazing looking group? We are called Unity. We're all friends in college. So we decided to put this group together to perform a piece called I Will. Which is about being told that you can't or you're not enough. And how as a group that we come together and power through that. Lovely. I love that she's giving you the mic. And he's like, why are you handing it to me? What's your name, young man? My name's Kieran. Kieran. What would you do if you were to win the money? Would you split it between all of you? We'd have to figure that one out. Or you're just a calculator, darling, at the bar. Do you think you can win? I certainly hope so. Okay, good luck. The stage is yours. I'm an autism. I am 18 years old. People say I can't. I will. Don't get it. And your dad don't get it. Uncle John don't get it. And you can't tell grandma. Cause her heart can't take it. And she might not make it. I'm Declan. And labels don't define me. I push the gender boundaries. But don't allow discrimination to change who I am. People stare and say things. They try to label me. They say I can't be who I am. I will. I'm Steph. I'm Libby. And we are in love. Since we came out, we constantly have eyes on us. For something as simple as holding hands walking down the street. Whereas a male and female can kiss in public. And no one would look twice. They don't want us to show our love. We will. I'm Junior. Growing up, I was bullied for my love of dance. Dancing makes you feel free. And allows me to act out my feelings in a safe place. Bullies ruin this. I was beaten up. And called names. All because a boy loved to dance. I'm Keira. Society has conditioned me to believe that I will never be good enough because of my size. That I will be unsuccessful if I don't change my shape. People say I'll never make it. I will. Abilities aren't hidden because of our differences. Our talents aren't any less because we are unique. Our worth isn't defined by our diversity. It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognise, accept, embrace and celebrate those differences. I'd say I'm not my thoughts. This is my house. You can be anything you want and anyone you want to be in life. The message is loud and clear. The execution, artistically, your choreography was superb. It really is a fantastic performance at every level. I had goosebumps, that's all I can say. Well, it was such a beautiful... It's on a gold, but there aren't any golds left. We're not crossing anyway. I've already done it twice. I can't anymore. For me, it was such a beautiful, passionate piece. The message was so strong. Everything that you stand for, all of your personalities, the love that you have for each other, all the different characters involved in this group, all of that made this such an amazing and special piece. I thought that actually was astonishing. The way that you got your message across, it was so strong. It was an audition I'll never forget. What you've done, you've done it your way. Look, we don't have any golden buzzers left. We'd be nailed on for a golden buzzer if we had any left. But sometimes I feel you should just break the rules. Honestly, he deserved that golden buzzer. Absolutely beautiful. I was very moved by that. That's how you use a stage. And I feel very proud of all of you. We heard your message loud and clear. Good evening, everyone. My name is Oleg. I'm representing Team Udi tonight. What's Team Udi? Team Udi is a dance team. Are you in Team Udi? They are my big friends. So you're not in the group, you're their friend? No, just a friend, yeah. And so you're like their translator? Something like this, yeah. And where are they from? From Siberia, Tomsk. We are Udi. Dance team Udi. From Tomsk, Siberia. We are Udi. We are from Tomsk, Siberia. Dance team. Dancing is our life. Udi is a big, friendly family. In Siberia, we run our own dance school for underprivileged kids. We work closely with the local orphanage to give the children a sense of belonging. This is a matter of great honor for us. If Udi wins the Britons Got Talent, they want to build a big, big school. Today means everything to us. If the British public gets behind us, it could change our lives and the children's lives forever. We want to impress. We want to impress British people. And judges. Yes! Thank you very much. Nice to meet you, Oleg. Thank you. Hello. Who are you? We're old men grooving. Okay. Do you have jobs? Yes, we do. I'm an IT manager. I'm a teacher. And I do some part-time teaching as well. Do you think that this is something that the Queen or the Royal Family would like? Yeah, we think they're going to love what we're doing. Okay, best of luck. Thank you. Imagine being their kids. Classic Britons Got Talent. My favourite one.