Watch: Musa Motha’s Poetic Final Performance on Britain’s Got Talent
South African dancer Musa Motha may not have won Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) season 16, but he has undoubtedly won the hearts of audiences and viewers at home. His final performance during the finale on Sunday, 4 June, was nothing short of inspirational. Let’s delve into the details of his mesmerizing act.
A Tear-Jerker Performance
Musa Motha, a 27-year-old dancer who lost his left leg at the age of 10 due to osteosarcoma, a bone cancer, delivered a tear-jerking performance dressed in a vibrant yellow suit. Despite his physical challenge, he gave it his all on stage, showcasing an incredible performance that merged light and darkness. Throughout the act, Motha was occasionally joined by backup dancers, adding depth and complexity to his routine.
Standing Ovation and Praise
Musa Motha’s performance left the audience in awe, resulting in a well-deserved standing ovation. The judges were equally impressed, with Alisha describing him as “inspirational.” Britain’s Got Talent, on their official Twitter account, labeled his act as “poetic,” capturing the essence of his emotional and visually captivating performance.
Finalists of Britain’s Got Talent Season 16
Motha competed against a talented lineup of finalists, including singer Amy Lou, comedic dancer Viggo Venn (who emerged as the winner), singer Olivia Lynes, Ugandan dancers Ghetto Kids, singer Travis George, singer Malakai Bayoh, acrobats Duo Odyssey, magician Cillian O’Connor, and dancer Lillianna Clifton. Despite not winning the competition, Motha undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the show.
Musa Motha’s Tear-Jerking Perfomance
For his four-minute piece, Musa Motha chose to perform to the song “Runnin’ (Lose It All)” by Naughty Boy featuring Beyoncé and Arrow Benjamin. This heartfelt performance earned him a group golden buzzer from the judges, a first in the history of Britain’s Got Talent. The combination of his exceptional dancing skills and the powerful lyrics of the song resonated deeply with the audience, resulting in cheers and an overwhelming display of support.
A Proud Mother’s Perspective
Speaking to the Daily Sun, Musa Motha’s mother, Ntokozo Motale, shared her thoughts on his journey. She recalled the early days when he started dancing, expressing her concern for his safety. However, her worries turned into pride as she witnessed her son’s determination and resilience. Ntokozo Motale emphasized how Musa never gave up on life after his leg amputation but instead learned to use crutches, transforming himself into one of the world’s best dancers.
A Lasting Inspiration
Musa Motha’s journey on Britain’s Got Talent showcased his incredible talent and unwavering spirit. His story serves as a reminder that challenges can be overcome with passion and perseverance. By leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of the audience, Musa Motha has undoubtedly become an inspiration to many.
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