In the entertainment spectacle Britain’s Got Talent, contestants reveal their hidden skills to the world. The idea is straightforward: if your act impresses the judges, you might move on to the next round. On the other hand, your performance is over if the judges press their red crosses.
Presenting Mal Ford, a lively seventy-four-year-old wearing a bright red jacket, a keyboard standing before him. Mal seems prepared to take over the stage and possibly win the competition as a whole, his eyes shining with resolve.
Mal says he wants to meet the Royal Family before he starts performing. But the mood completely changes when he starts to play the keyboard. Mal appears to be unaware of the judges’ perplexed emotions as he plays with passion, transporting himself to a new universe.
Mal continues to perform his song with unshakable passion in spite of the judges’ unequivocal red crosses. Mal continues, unfazed by the turmoil that is developing, despite hosts Dec and Ant’s attempts to step in. In a shocking change of events, Mal boldly steps forward and starts dancing in response to Ant’s attempt to stop the performance.
His response to the judges’ verdict will move you to tears, despite the fact that he received four red buzzers.
