Who are Britain’s Got Talent golden buzzer act Cyberagent Legit and how old are they?
CYBERAGENT Legit impressed the audience and judges during their Britain’s Got Talent performance.
The group received Simon Cowell‘s golden buzzer.
Who are Cyberagent Legit?
Cyberagent Legit is a professional Japanese dance group.
The group performed a choreography to their own original music.
Their performance includes robotic dancing, acrobatics and breakdancing.
How old are the members of Cyberagent Legit?
The members of Cyberagent Legit are between 20 and 28 years old.
The group has eight members.
A member of the group said on stage: “We love Simon!
“That is why we are here… this is the biggest audition for us.
“Our dream is to perform around the world, if we won it would be amazing.”
This is the kind of act you want in a competition, it was really so good.
Simon Cowell
When did Cyberagent Legit perform on Britain’s Got Talent?
Cyberagent Legit performed on Saturday April 27, 2024 on Britain’s Got Talent.
However the show was prerecorded in January 2024 in London.
They got standing ovations from the judges.
Simon Cowell pressed the golden buzzer for them and said: “Amazing! That was fantastic, that was my favourite act of the day actually.
“Really, really, really good.
“This is the kind of act you want in a competition, it was really so good.
“And I could see how much time had gone into that, everyone in this theatre was rooting for you.”
A member of the group said about receiving the golden buzzer: “This is a dream come true for us.”
Which other acts received the golden buzzer in 2024?
Following acts received the golden buzzer in 2024:
Sydnie Christmas performed her own version of Tomorrow from Annie and received the golden buzzer from Amanda Holden
She told Sydnie: “That was the best version of it that I’ve heard heard in my mind, so I’m going to do this…”
Ravi and his Dream Team choir sang A Million Dreams from The Greatest Showman.
The eight year old was approached by the show bosses who had seen his efforts to raise funds for Brains Trust and The Brain Tumour Charity.
Alesha Dixon pressed the golden buzzer and said: “The Golden Buzzer is such a personal thing and I always say I can only press it when it feels right, and you’re such a remarkable young man.”
Ssaulabi Performance Troupe are a mixed group of highly skilled taekwondo performers from South Korea.
Ant and Dec were so impressed that they ran out and hit the Golden Buzzer for the group.