Britain’s Got Talent 2023 has officially kicked off, and one of Africa’s most famous dance groups, The Ghetto Kids from Uganda, made a remarkable debut, earning the coveted Golden Buzzer from one of the show’s new judges, Bruno Tonioli.
The Ghetto Kids, a group of 30 children who live in an orphanage in Uganda, wowed the judges with their vibrant performance, leaving them in total admiration.
The panel of judges still consists of Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, and Alesha Dixon, along with newcomer Bruno Tonioli, a renowned Italian choreographer.
During their audition, the young dancers put on an energetic and enthusiastic performance that captivated the audience and judges alike. Bruno Tonioli, visibly impressed and excited by their performance, couldn’t contain his enthusiasm and hit the golden buzzer, sending the Ghetto Kids straight through to the live shows.
“I was literally exploding. You should be proud of yourselves. I can’t wait to see you back,” Tonioli said before pushing the buzzer, which set off an explosion of golden confetti.
The Ghetto Kids are known for their street dance and have become a sensation in Uganda. Their participation in Britain’s Got Talent is an opportunity to showcase their talent on a global stage and make a name for themselves in the entertainment industry.
The Golden Buzzer is a game-changer on Britain’s Got Talent, as it sends the act directly to the live shows, bypassing the usual voting process. This means that the Ghetto Kids have already secured a spot in the next stage of the competition and will have the chance to perform in front of a live audience on the biggest stage of their lives.
The Ghetto Kids’ performance has already made headlines and attracted positive comments from viewers and judges alike, making them a strong contender to win this year’s Britain’s Got Talent.
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