Saturday night’s episode of *Britain’s Got Talent* had fans buzzing after the Swiss illusion dance troupe, 

The Blackouts, received the much-coveted Golden Buzzer following their spectacular performance. 

The group wowed both the judges and the audience with a breathtaking LED extravaganza, which left everyone in awe and set the stage for what could be a memorable season. 

The performance was so impressive that fans are already predicting The Blackouts as this year’s winners.

After an electric routine that featured a dazzling light show combined with precise choreography, the audience gave the troupe a standing ovation. 

The energy in the room was palpable, and the judges were clearly blown away by the group’s creativity and skill. 

As the applause continued, the judges huddled together, discussing the act before ultimately pressing the Golden Buzzer, sending The Blackouts straight through to the finals.

Judge Bruno Tonioli was effusive in his praise, describing the act as a “magic ride” and praising the choreography for being “perfectly” executed. “I can’t wait to see what you are going to do next,” Bruno said, adding to the excitement surrounding the troupe’s performance. The judges’ decision was met with chants from the audience, urging them to “press the gold,” and when they did, the crowd erupted in applause.

Following the Golden Buzzer moment, fans took to social media, particularly X (formerly Twitter), to express their excitement. Many viewers declared that The Blackouts were the ones to beat this season. “There’s your winner!” one fan tweeted, while another wrote, “That was EPIC! Surely this is this year’s winner!!” Others echoed similar sentiments, calling The Blackouts the first “Golden Buzzer-worthy act” of the season. Fans even joked that the troupe deserved a residency in Las Vegas for their stunning light show and intricate choreography, with many applauding the complexity of the performance.

While The Blackouts stole the spotlight, they were not the only act to receive the Golden Buzzer during the episode. Young guitarist Olly Pearson also earned his spot in the finals after an impressive audition. The 11-year-old, who cites AC/DC guitarist Angus Young as his inspiration, overcame his nerves and delivered a powerful performance that left the judges in awe. Olly’s rendition of songs by legendary bands like AC/DC, Van Halen, and Queen showcased his incredible musical talent and earned him Amanda Holden’s Golden Buzzer.

In an interview with *The Mirror*, Olly shared how performing in front of a large crowd felt like being “on top of the world,” and how he couldn’t wait to perform for even more people in the future. Olly’s journey began at the age of seven when his grandfather taught him to play guitar during the lockdown. His grandfather, Lee, recalled how Olly developed his skills, saying, “The talent was in there.” Olly’s passion for music is clear, and his Golden Buzzer moment was well deserved.

While The Blackouts and Olly Pearson were the highlights of the episode, there was also some controversy. In one tense moment, a contestant named Kranthi performed a daring act where he swung a sledgehammer just inches from Simon Cowell’s head. Kranthi, who was blindfolded, asked Simon to lie down and remain still while he smashed watermelons placed near Simon’s head. While Simon and the crew were warned about the risks, some viewers were skeptical about the authenticity of Kranthi’s blindfold. Many fans on X claimed the blindfold appeared to be “fake,” with some commenting that it looked too thin to be effective. “There’s no way that hammer-swinging contestant could not see,” one viewer posted, while another added, “It’s almost as if the blindfold was see-through.”

Despite the controversy, *Britain’s Got Talent* fans were captivated by the acts on display, especially The Blackouts and Olly Pearson, whose performances left an indelible impression. As the season continues, it’s clear that these two acts are strong contenders, and with their Golden Buzzer moments, they are now among the favorites to win the coveted title. Whether or not The Blackouts or Olly will be crowned the winner remains to be seen, but Saturday’s episode undoubtedly set the bar high for the rest of the competition.

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