Eccentric Opera Singer’s Hilarious Act Shocks BGT Judges and Audience
BRITAIN’S Got Talent viewers were left furious by an opera act which turned out to have a surprising twist. Singer Natalie Choquette, from Montreal in Canada, was one of the acts who performed for Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli in Saturday’s show.
The Unexpected Opera Act Performance
Rather than merely singing opera, Natalie’s act proved to have an unconventional twist. A dinner table with spaghetti and meatballs was laid out on stage for her performance, with the judges invited to join Natalie around it. Performing a rendition of Nessun Dorma, Natalie took the judges by surprise by gargling her drink and shoving spaghetti into her mouth. Taking things further, the singer then tossed spaghetti over Simon, while her ‘waiters’ also poured noodles over an unsuspecting Bruno. Amanda and Alesha were fortunately able to get away in time. The pair avoided the act’s big finale which saw Parmesan cheese being dropped onto the stage from above.
Viewer Reactions and Criticisms
However, viewers took to Twitter to share their scathing thoughts on the act. One viewer wrote: “Just put #Britainsgottalent on, and the judges were covered in food. That’s not entertaining, it’s disgusting and food waste. #BGT has gone downhill!” Another raged: “Another spontaneous/not at all staged, audition.” A third commented: “that is crackers please tell me it was purely staged because there is absolutely no f***ing way that just happened.” A fourth shared: “#BGT really is a fix these days – I couldn’t rock up to an audition and ask the organisers to stash a load of ‘parmesan cheese’ in the fly tower and release it at a certain point of my act….” A fifth viewer was not impressed, stating: “Seriously, what was the point of that opera singer? Waste of spaghetti and she wasn’t even that good. Are you sure she wasn’t a plant?” Someone else chimed in: “I’m going to sound a bit of a downer for saying this, but that last act involving a massive waste of food in today’s world really wasn’t a great move in all honesty.”
Controversies in Britain’s Got Talent History
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Britain’s Got Talent has been plagued with ‘fix’ rows over the years. How many of these do you remember?
Wrap Up
Britain’s Got Talent airs on ITV on Saturdays from 7.30 pm. The show continues to surprise and entertain viewers with a mix of talents ranging from traditional to the bizarre. While some acts may divide opinions, one thing is for sure – BGT continues to capture the audience’s attention with its unexpected performances and dramatic flair.