Britain’s Got Talent fans hit out at show for ‘huge issue’ during audition that gets golden buzzer from Amanda

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BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans have hit out at the show for a ‘huge issue’ during an audition that got the golden buzzer from Amanda.

Before his audition, eleven-year-old Oliver said on stage that he wanted to become the best guitarist in the world.

Young boy playing electric guitar on stage.
Oliver took to the Britain’s Got Talent stage
Young person playing electric guitar.
The 11-year-old lad blew the judges away with his performance
Screenshot of Amanda Holden clapping in a green dress.
Amanda Holden decided to make a huge move

The young lad had Simon Cowell slightly surprised when he said that he admired Angus Young from AC/DC.

When he started his performance, he had the audience singing along to a medley of hits on Britain’s Got Talent.

He had the judges on their feet as he left the stage to showcase his incredible skills by the desk.

After a standing ovation, former This Morning presenter Amanda Holden was the first to speak, claiming: “A star is born,”

“I have never seen anything like that before in my life.”

The crowd in the theatre started to chant in unison as they pressured one of the judges to press the golden buzzer after they gave the young lad a standing ovation.

After a few seconds Amanda stood back up as she firmly put both hands on the giant button on the judges desk.

He looked absolutely shocked as his parents embraced as they watched in the audience.

This was whilst his grandfather celebrated with hosts, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.

It seems the audience in attendance were not in agreement with the viewers at home.

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They hit out at ITV as they claimed they couldn’t actually hear the guitar being played due to the loud volume of the accompanying backing track.

One viewer raged: “Why are they not letting us hear what he’s playing for the stupid song.”

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A second wrote: “What we couldn’t bloody hear what he was actually playing; it looked like he was just doing air guitar; why play over his actual sound.”

As a third asked: “Why couldn’t we hear the guitar?”

And an additional viewer commented: “You can’t even hear the guitar.”

However, not all viewers were even in agreement as many claimed they were blown away by the act.

A fifth user wrote on X: “That kid with the guitar was brilliant … well deserved gold buzzer.”

While someone else gushed: “Some golden buzzers this year have been horrendous. But that 11 year old kid on the guitar deserved it. Absolutely class.”

[quote credit=”Amanda Holden”]A star is born, I have never seen anything like that before in my life.[/quote]

And a seventh added: “Oh my god, that 11 year old with the guitar, phenomenal.”

As such, Oliver will go straight through to one of the highly anticipated semi-final live shows.

After Amanda hit the buzzer, Simon also couldn’t help but gush about the young act.

He remarked: “You already have your own distinct sound which others spend decades trying to do.

“You’re that good, seriously good. That was BRILLIANT. Good for you!

Girl playing electric guitar.
Some viewers claimed they couldn’t hear the actual guitar playing
Girl playing electric guitar on stage.
They blasted the show as they claimed the backing track ‘drowned’ out his performance
Screenshot of a woman and man at a judging panel in front of a large audience.
After the audience was on their feet, Amanda decided to press the golden buzzer
Screenshot of a girl playing guitar amidst falling confetti.
Oliver was in complete shock after Amanda sent him through to the live shows
Three men celebrating in front of a large screen.
Oliver’s grandfather taught him guitar as he celebrated with Ant and Dec backstage
A woman crying and hugging a man while surrounded by cheering people.
His parents were practically in tears as they sat in the audience
Screenshot of Britain's Got Talent judges reacting to a performance.
Both Amanda and Simon were left gushing about Oliver’s skills

Britain’s Got Talent continues every week on ITV1 and is available to stream on ITVX.

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