Ant and Dec used their golden buzzer for 13-year-old dancing sensation Akshat Singh after he wowed audiences with his incredible moves.
The adorable teen blew audiences away with his performance during Saturday night’s edition of Britain’s Got Talent.
Akshat opened his performance by declaring his two mottos in life to the judges, as he said they were: To make everyone happy and make sure they know that nothing is impossible in life.’
Britain’s Got Talent: Dance sensation Akshat Singh, 13, won Ant and Dec’s GOLDEN BUZZER… as his incredible moves left fans ‘in tears’ on Saturday night
The teen certainly proved that to be true, as he broke into a menagerie of moves, which started off with a Bollywood-inspired routine.
He then moved into more modern dance as he performed to Starships by Nicki Minaj, which saw him drop into a split and declare that kids shouldn’t be underestimated and that ‘fat people can dance’.
Admitting that he was ‘not expecting that’, Simon Cowell gushed that Akshat was going to inspire ‘lots of kids’ watching the show, and praised him for making ‘everyone happy’
Success! Feeling like the judges were taking too long to deliberate, Ant and Dec stepped out on stage and pressed the golden buzzer
Impressive: The teen certainly proved that to be true, as he broke into a menagerie of moves
In tears: Akshat was left emotional after being given the golden buzzer
Proud: Giving Akshat a hug on stage, Ant told him he ‘was fantastic’ and a ‘remarkable young man’, before they then gushed that they wanted to ‘keep him’
David then said: ‘I wish I was 13 and watching you on stage because you would have made me feel like I could do anything.’
But, feeling like the judges were taking too long to deliberate, Ant and Dec stepped out on stage and pressed the golden buzzer to send him through to the live finals.
Giving Akshat a hug on stage, Ant told him he ‘was fantastic’ and a ‘remarkable young man’, before they then gushed that they wanted to ‘keep him’.
Impressed: Viewers were delighted by Akshat’s performance as they took to Twitter to gush about his amazing moves
Viewers were delighted by Akshat’s performance as they took to Twitter to gush about his amazing moves.
One wrote in an emotional tweet: ‘Thanks @antanddec you’ve got me in tears now with your golden buzzer act.’
While another said of Akshat: ‘His mottos!!! How sweet.’
One user joked: ‘This kid on #bgt is me in popworld after vodka redbull love him.’
And another user added: ‘That kid’s dance moves were legit.’
Shock: While knife thrower feared he would ‘seriously injure’ Simon, after the judge volunteered to take part in his act
This comes after Simon took the place of knife thrower Andrei Gomonov’s glamorous assistant Daria in Saturday’s episode of the competition show.
Simon stood against a black board as the daredevil threw seven blades towards him – and the audience and his fellow judges gasped at the stunt.
Before Simon stepped up, Andrei and Daria wowed with their performance as David confessed afterwards: ‘It’s one of those acts that makes you feel incredibly uncomfortable because there’s so much danger involved but for talent and bravery that is ten out of ten, incredible!
While Alesha Dixon said: You guys together are so gorgeous as well, and you’re so hot which does make the whole act better i loved every moment want to see more.’
Amanda Holden added: ‘It was really thrilling and I know you’ve got more to give.’
Simon then added: ‘Don’t know what was the worst for who the one who have the knife thrown at or the one throwing the knives because if you kill her and you’ll go to prison, or you will die.’
The X Factor judge added that ‘part of me wants to feel what that’s like’, before he stepped onto stage.
After the terrifying ordeal, Simon says: ‘Why I wanted to do that was because I wanted to feel what it was like, it was terrifying.’
His fellow judge David Walliams, 47, told the knife thrower ‘You could’ve killed him when you had the chance’ as Simon left the stage.
Assistant: The talent manager took the place of Andrei Gomonov’s glamorous assistant in Saturday’s episode of the competition show
And the Belarusian knife thrower confessed to The Sun that he was worried he might ‘leave him seriously injured’ as he ‘didn’t know what Simon would do’.
Andrei said: ‘This was high stakes. It was more dangerous because I didn’t know what Simon would do. I know my partner. She knows not to be scared and not to move.
‘But I didn’t know if Simon might move. I worried I might leave him seriously injured. I had small nerves. I’m a professional, I must be ready and keep my focus.’
Drama: The Belarusian knife thrower has now confessed he was worried he might ‘leave him seriously injured’ as he ‘didn’t know what Simon would do’
