Britain’s Got Talent accused of ‘giving away’ Golden Buzzer results after fans spot ‘clue’
BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans reckon the show ‘gave away’ the Golden Buzzer was going to be pressed before it actually happened on telly – after spotting a clue.
Eagle-eyed said the golden confetti was already on the floor before Simon Cowell pressed the button for incredible choir boy Malakai Bayoh, 13, last weekend.
BGT was back with a bang last weekend when the first rounds of auditions were aired.
Simon was blown away by the teenager from London after his show-stopping performance.
He said: “There’s only one word to describe this… Golden, ” and he reached for the golden buzzer.
Yet Britain’s Got Talent fans reckon they spotted tell-tale signs that it had been filmed earlier as they claim they saw remnants of the golden confetti on the floor before Simon pressed the Golden Buzzer on Sunday night’s show.
One fan chortled when they spotted the confetti carnage: “Ah so #BritainsGotTalent now re-shoots their Golden Buzzer moments for best camera results but are lazy enough to let it slip on TV.”
“Looks like golden confetti on the floor, before Simon hits his buzzer.”
TV fans were delighted last weekend as the hit ITV show returned to screens for its 16th series.
And in true BGT style the show had not only the fans buzzing – but also brand-new judge Bruno Tonioli who made a golden buzzer blunder when he pressed the iconic button halfway through Ugandan dance act Ghetto Kids performance.
And they weren’t the only act to impress the judges as elsewhere on the show, 13-year-old Malakai Bayoh belted out Pie Jesu and left everyone speechless – and bagged a golden buzzer from head judge Simon.
Meanwhile, fans were quick to address the elephant in the room – the absence of former judge David Walliams.
Addressing the situation for the first time, Simon confirmed he had spoken to David before the axing – and left the decision of who would be the new judge up to the producers.