Viewers have been left divided after a musical duo on ITV's Britain's Got Talent, who met for the very first time at the audition itself, were given a Golden Buzzer, with many saying other acts had been "robbed". 22-year-old rapper Flintz, from Croydon, performed an emotional song called 'Change' about becoming a role model to his brothers, and was accompanied by 17-year-old Taylor, from Birmingham, on the piano at their moving audition on Saturday (May 14).
The pair met in the first lockdown on Instagram, but revealed to the judges that they had not met in person until the day of their audition. "I sent him the piano through social media, and he's just been running off of that," explained Taylor, adding: "We've had no rehearsals together prior to this and the first time we're doing it is a the London Palladium."
The lyrics of the original piece are "personal" to Flintz. He recalled he was a "troublesome kid, hanging out with the wrong type of people and going down the wrong path", before his mum and dad's guidance helped him to "become the person I am today". You can read all our Britain's Got Talent news here.
