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Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too. And what's your name, please? Victory. Victory. And tell us a bit about you. I live in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Yeah. And what? Okay, and and tell me what you're gonna do today. Are you going to you're gonna sing? Yes. Okay. Are you excited? I'm ex-nervous. You're nervous. And excited. Ex-nervous. Ex-nervous. I love that. Well, that's good. And who are you here with today? My mom. And what would you do if you won the million dollars? Buy Simon a rainbow shirt that has glitter on it. Yes, white, gray, and black. Let's hope this goes great for you. I visit you. Victory. I mean, that is pretty incredible. That is a sign. What did you think? I was not expecting that. And you're angelic. And I loved it. I loved it. You have a beautiful voice. It was incredible. You are incredible. Thank you. I think, you know, auditioning and turning up sometimes is really, really important for your career. And I think you've been incredibly brave to come here. I have to say, can I, I just want to talk to Terry for one moment. Terry, let me ask you a question. Yes, yes. Can I have a word? Do you mind? Sorry. What is wrong? I don't know. What happened? Look, victory, as I said, you know, turning up, you know, in terms of your career is really important. However, we're not going to give you a yes today. We've never, ever, ever done on the show before. We are all going to give you something special. Five, four, three, two, one. Somewhere, oh let me know. This could be the end of everything. So light the lamp up. Somewhere, oh let me know. How are you? Oh my gosh. Let me just say, I love you and I want you on my family. I just adore you. Thank you so much. I am so happy that you're here. I'm ten years old. What? Ten? Oh my gosh. You have to be nervous. And where are you from? I'm from Toronto, Canada. So what are you going to do today? Today I'm going to sing Shallow by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. Oh wow. You thought what you're going to do, you win the million dollars. I really want to give my dog, whose name is Happy, a little girlfriend. Your dog is called Happy. What a great name. What sort of dog is he? He's a Morkie. Half Maltese, half Yorkie. I love that. Okay, good luck. Let's hear you. Okay, thank you. She's very sweet. Do you want some water? Thank you. Look how tiny she is. She's ten. No. Tell me something boy. Aren't you tired trying to fill that void? Or do you need more? Ain't it hard keeping it so hardcore? I'm falling In all the good times I found myself longing Just shut your eyes. For change In all the bad times I fear myself We're far from the shallow now I'm all alone now In the shallow shallow In the shallow We're far from the shallow now Paige is unbelievable. This moment is... It wasn't someone behind you. Like Lady Gaga. It was me. It really was you. You know what? You are so likeable. So humble, bearing in mind you've got this... You must have great friends. And great parents. But sometimes I do get bullied, so... Do you? Okay, well you know we hear this unfortunately a lot. But there's one way you win over bullies. It's by being happy and successful. You know that. Bullies are always threatened about talented people. So in a weird way, it's a compliment. And it shows your strength. That you've come all the way from Canada to be here. And we are honoured to have you as our guest. I dreamed to be on AGT and now... Sorry, that's coming true. It was amazing. It was breathtaking. You're 10 years old. That's impossible to sing like that at 10 years old. And you know what? Let's see who is going to bully you after this. Who are you? I'm Callum Francis. How old are you, Callum? I'm 12. Okay, and... What's your act? Well, I'm going to sing Consider Yourself from Oliver Twist. I had a feeling you were going to say that. Is that what you'd like to do, to be in the West End? Yeah, definitely. So who in the West End do you aspire to be like, do you think? I'd say Dodger. Right, the character in Oliver Twist. All right, your chance in the spotlight here. Callum, off you go. One of us. Oi! What was lovely about that performance was that it was very natural and unspoilt, and you have a raw talent, which I think you definitely need to keep. I think you've got probably the cheekiest grin we've ever had on Britain's Got Talent, without any doubt. Do you ever stop laughing or not? No. Callum, I think you've got more in you than a very kind of, like, safe performance from Oliver, which I've seen over and over again. I think you've got more than that, because I think you're a very talented young man. But that audition, a million times. OK, Amanda, yes or no? I'm going to say yes. I thought that was a really charming performance. I think you're a very talented young man, so I'm going to say yes. I'm not going to say yes to the audition, I'm going to say yes to you. You've got three yeses. Hi. What are you doing today? I'm doing good. What's your name and how old are you? My name is Celine and I'm nine years old. You're nine years old! This is my dream being in America's Got Talent. Aw! So what are you going to be doing for us today? I'm going to be singing. Oh, wow! Have you got any brothers or sisters? I've got a little sister. And what's her name? Her name is Dion, Celine and Dion. Oh! Really? So I'm guessing your parents love Celine Dion. Yes, of course. Right. So when did you realise that you had a great singing voice? When I was in the car, my dad's driving, and then suddenly I just sang My Heart Will Go On, and then he was like, wow. Celine Dion song? Yeah. We got that. We've worked that out, Mel. There's a Celine Dion connection. I know, but I'm just... So what kind of music do you like to listen to? I like... Celine Dion. Yeah. And what is your big dream when you grow up? To be the next Celine Dion. She's got it. This is my dream! This is your dream? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Celine, can I ask you a question? Yeah. What artist are you going to be singing? Celine Dion. Well, Celine, good luck. Thank you. Stay this way You are safe in my heart And my heart will go on and on Celine, I want to know, that's obviously not you singing, so who's that singing? That's really you? Yeah. You're not kidding me? I'm not kidding you. There's no one behind that screen? No, no, no. No. It is 100% you? Yes. Okay, well then, you are incredible. Thank you. Seriously? Thank you very much. You're the best. You really knocked it out of the park. I mean, you got all the notes right. It was beautiful, and you're beautiful. Well done. You're also beautiful. Thank you. Well done. Howie. I can't get the smile off my face. You are adorable. Thank you. That was amazing. That's why I love doing this show. Thank you. Celine, I was just pretty impressed to start off with of how confident you are and that this audience didn't faze you. There was no nerves, no nothing. You looked so at home and peaceful up there on stage. Thank you. You controlled those notes and with your beautiful vibrato. Well done. Thank you. Let's vote. Simon. You got a big, fat yes. Thank you. Kylie. It's a definite yes. Thank you. Howie. I'm saying yes. Thank you. And it's a fourth yes from me. We'll see you in the next round. Thank you. And who do we have here? I'm Alfie. I'm Drew. I'm 12 years old. I'm from Manchester, England. Welcome, welcome. Are you a comedian? No, I'm a singer. How does it feel like all by yourself on that stage, 12 years old? I would be terrified, to be honest with you. I mean, I am definitely nervous. Can I say something? The way you dressed, you are so cool. Honestly. Thank you. It just works. Thank you. You look super, super cool. Thank you. Yeah, you are. So tell us a little bit. Do you come from a family of musicians? No, like my dad works like cars, and then my mom does like nails and stuff. And your parents came here with you? No, with my aunt. Hi, auntie. Are they waiting for the phone call? Yeah. Yeah, I bet. Okay. Good luck to you. Good luck. Thank you. Adore. Why can't adults be like kids? It's gonna be good. But if you decide to I'll ride in this life with you I won't let go till the end So cry tonight But don't you let go of my hand You can cry every last tear I won't leave till I understand Promise me just hold my hand Hold my hand, hold my Hold my hand, my hand I'll be right here, hold my hand I heard a story A girl, she once told me That I would be happy again Hold my Hold my hand, hold my hand Hold my, hold my, hold my hand The only thing standing between you and an amazing singing career is puberty. Yeah. That's true. You have a very distinct voice as well. Thank you. Is this the first time in America? Yeah. Okay. Well, I think you made the right decision to come here. The people are gonna remember you and they're gonna root for you. And you're so cool. I just can't get over that. Alright, should we vote for Alfie? Yes, please. Yes. Thank you. Yes. Thank you, Essence. And I wanna give you a hug. I got stunned in from Simon and he even came up on stage. That boy has style. He's gonna be a star. But he has style. Hello, darling. Hello. Would you be any cuter? What's your name and how old are you? My name's Natalie and I'm 10 years old. Okay. And what are you doing today? Well, I'm gonna sing a song called No One from Alicia Keys. Okay, yeah. I know that one. Does she sing all the time? Yes. What, it drives you crazy? Yes, it does. You've had enough? I see you're trying to palmer off on us now. Is that what it is? Good luck, darling. I just want you close Where you can stay forever You can be sure You and me together It's gonna be alright Get up on their feet. A lot more clapping. Now this is the truth bit, Piers. You are a very, very little girl with a very, very big voice. You really are. And I loved it. I thought you were terrific. I'm going to say yes. No need to be nervous. You need to know how good you are. So it's a yes from me. I mean, just knockout brilliant. So 100% yes from me. Thank you. Let's see if we get all four. Natalie, I think you are totally and utterly adorable. So Natalie, four yeses, sweetheart. Thank you. Come on, you! Sweetest kid. Hello. Hi. What's your name? Malakai. How old are you, Malakai? I'm nine. And where are you from? London. Okay. North London. Who are you with? I'm with my mum. Yeah, and that's it. Are you a bit nervous? Malakai, good luck. Good luck. When you're ready. Very cute. Listen. I am alone at the crossroads. I'm not at home in my own home. That I'm trying to try to say what's on my mind. You should have known. One thing I'm worried about today is Malakai getting stage fright. He gets a bit nervous. Yeah, sometimes I get a bit nervous and get a stage fright. And I remember that mummy's backstage. Imagine me backstage doing this. Yes, Malakai, go Malakai. Yes, Malakai. Think about that in your head. In front of big audiences, I would normally be in front of him. Now he's got to face the music on his own. And that's the one thing that I'm worried about. Not one of the judges will buzz you. They'll bet on it. Yeah. Hopefully, even if he gets it a little bit shaky in the beginning, towards the ending of it, he'll just sail through. If I just stop, I can just look at her and then I'll just carry on singing. Is he OK? What happened there? He got nervous. He's really nervous. He wants to sing again. Malakai. Listen. To the song here in my heart. Reality I start but can't complete. Listen. To the sound from deep within. It's only beginning to find release. Oh, the time has come for my dreams to be heard. They will not be pushed aside or turned into your own. Oh, cause you know. Listen. That's it. I think he's alright now. Now I've got a home in my own home. Instead of trying to try to say what's on my mind. You should have known. Oh, now I'm done believing you. You're more than what I'm feeling. You're more than what you made of me. I follow the voice you think you gave to me. Now I've had enough. It's very, very simple. You are a star. Natural, raw talent. That's what we're looking for. That was amazing, sweetie. Yeah, I thought that was a really, really special audition. I agree with Alicia. You're a total star. Thanks. Simon. Well, I've got to tell you. What I like about you, you're great. You know, you got off to a bad start. You picked yourself up. And people are going to like you a lot. David. Yes or no? A million percent yes. Yes for me. Well done, my love. Okay, how old are you, Sianna? I'm eight years old. Okay. And what are you going to do for us today? I'm going to be singing for you guys. And how long have you been singing? I've been singing since I was four years old. And tell me, Sianna, what would you do if you won a million dollars? I will buy my mom and dad, my whole family, a new house. Okay, so good luck. Okay. We're ready when you are. And here we are in heaven. How about you? I would start looking for a new house for your parents. Eight years old. With a voice like that, absolutely extraordinary. You have an amazing voice. Thank you. Did you enjoy that? It was really amazing. Thank you. You sang it really, really well. You are so good. And you know, look at how young you are. You know, it's like when you know you have a talent when you're so young and you follow your dream at your age, there's nowhere to go but up. Congratulations. Thank you. Absolutely yes. Yes from me. Hello. What's your name? Gracie Wickham Sweet. We love that name. How old are you? I'm 10 years old. And what's your big dream? To be a star and perform to a massive audience like this. Right. We wish you the best of luck. Thank you. Fantastic. Thank you. You're really cute, Gracie. Really likeable. I'm saying yes. It's a yes from me, Gracie. Thank you. It's a yes from me. Thank you. Gracie, you got four yeses. Hello. Hello everyone. Hi. You're so cute. How are you? Good. What's your name? Zoe, how are you? I'm good. Zoe, how old are you? Six years old. Wow. You're brave. Do you watch the show at home? Please say yes. Yes. Okay. And who is your favorite judge? I like all the judges, but I like Sophia the most. Really? Do you think you're going to win? Yes. And what would you do with the money if you won? Good luck. Wow. Where do we start? Sophia. Zoe, I am your favorite judge, and you're one of my favorite contestants ever. I love your stage presence. I love how you flick your hair, how you're people, you're pointing everywhere. Very well done. Good job. Yeah, but you're like an adorable baby version of that. You're Goo Goo Gaga. You are fearless. Literally fearless. So brave. So talented. Great voice. Love the fact you remembered all the hand movements. Every single person in this room loved this audition. I do. Now we have to vote. Howard. Yes! Heidi, who appears to be your favorite judge? Go out there, have fun. Go on. Take it all in. Enjoy it. What's the name of your group? We're Made Up North. So what's the big aspiration? Who do you want to be as big as? One Direction. I like it. All right, boys, good luck. Good luck, boys. Very nervous. So nervous. Honestly, I hope you inspire lots of other young boys to get involved in things that they're passionate about. It's just gorgeous. Brilliant. And you're 10. I couldn't imagine my own daughter doing that. I just think you're so brave. Thank you. I just know Eric and his four mates in six years' time are going to be doing exactly that. We're going to take a vote. I'm going to kick it off with a yes. Thank you. You rose to the challenge. You did really well. It's a yes from me. I'm going to say yes. I'm going to take a little bit of a risk here. You got your fourth yes. Thank you so much. Thank you. Oh, they're so sweet. And they will get better. That's right. My name is Luke Islam. Tell us your dream. My dream is to become a star and make it to Broadway. Because all my life, I've been thinking about being on Broadway and I love it so, so much. And I think America's Got Talent is the next way to achieve that goal. Of all the judges. Smart. You're going to make it. That's smart. If I had to pick one, I would pick Julianne because I've been following you. Because me and my sister have been following you and your brothers dancing for a very long time. That's amazing. So tell us what you're going to do here tonight. So I'm going to be singing She Used To Be Mine from the Broadway musical Waitress. She is lonely Most of the time She's all of this mixed up And baked in a beautiful pie She is gone but she used to be mine You're not what I asked for If I'm honest I know I would give it all back For a chance to start over And be right in a day or two For that girl that I knew Can be scared of What's inside her Growing stronger each day So it finally reminds her To fight just a little To bring back the fire She's gone but she used to be mine Proud of yourself? Because you killed it! You have so much poise. You talk about a journey. People come on here and hopefully dreams come true. And I think that we are watching the beginning of your dream coming true. Thank you so much. What's so important is move forward. Don't put yourself in a generic music pool. You've got to sing songs as if every one of your performances is an audition for the best producers on Broadway. You've really got to make an impression and this is really key. Thank you so much. That's okay. Well, I just have to say I'm extremely flattered that you would even look up to my brother and I with a voice like that, with an energy like that. Thank you. You have such talent and grace. You have something so special. You have an essence inside of you that has given you a gift. You're going to become a star and get your dream to come true. But I don't think you need to wait that much longer because... When the dark comes crashing through When you need a friend to carry you And when you're broken on the ground You'll be found Thank you so much.