South African-born dancer Musa Motha experienced a wave of emotions when he discovered he had secured a spot in the grand final of “Britain’s Got Talent” (BGT). The 27-year-old amputee made history on the show by earning its first-ever group golden buzzer for his breathtaking dance act, leaving both the judges and fans in awe and tears.

 

Following his remarkable achievement, Motha advanced to the semifinals, where he delivered yet another impressive performance. As a result, he emerged as the winner of the semifinal round, guaranteeing his place in the highly anticipated finale. The announcement of his progression to the final ignited a chorus of chants from the audience, with the name “Musa” resonating throughout the venue.

Not only did Motha receive overwhelming support from the live audience, but his fans also flooded BGT’s Facebook page with congratulatory messages. Among the well-wishers were South Africans who expressed their immense pride in Motha’s accomplishments, hailing him as a source of inspiration and a representative of their nation.

Reflecting on his journey, Motha shared his gratitude for receiving the group golden buzzer, a milestone that will forever be etched in the show’s history. The dancer, who relocated from Sebokeng, Gauteng, to the UK in 2022, had always nurtured a passion for dance and music, yearning to make a name for himself on an international stage. Despite the challenges he faced, including the amputation of his leg due to bone cancer, Motha’s unwavering determination and love for movement propelled him to pursue his dreams.

As the anticipation builds for the grand final of BGT, Motha’s supporters eagerly await his captivating performance. The South African dancer has not only captivated the hearts of the judges and fans but has also become a symbol of resilience, reminding us all of the power of perseverance and the ability to overcome adversity.