Driven by the motivation he received from watching Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) over the years, French beatboxer and looper MB14 traveled to the BGT stage on the Eurostar train. He told the judges that his entire act was composed entirely with his voice and that he had always wanted to be on the BGT stage. The crowd was quickly captivated by his self-assurance and distinctive presentation, which raised anticipation for his performance. The loop station, which enables a performer to record and mix various vocal sounds live to create a full symphonic sound fully on the spot, was essential to his performance.
As soon as he started performing, MB14 became well-known. He had incredible control and musicality as he skillfully constructed layer upon layer of bass lines, harmonies, melodies, and vocal percussion. He demonstrated a degree of artistry that went well beyond just technical proficiency by fusing complex beatboxing with passionate singing and a unique, identifiable sound. He created a whole, intricate piece of music live on stage rather than merely mimicking instruments. As he finished his amazing composition, the judges and audience were enthralled and cheered.
The Frenchman’s talent left the judges stunned. Alesha Dixon praised his music’s ability to make people joyful and desire to dance, describing herself as “hypnotized” by it. His performance was deemed “absolutely phenomenal” by Amanda Holden, who also mentioned that they had “never had anyone like you on the show.” Equally ebullient, Simon Cowell referred to the audition as “seriously phenomenal” and asked why they hadn’t heard of him earlier. The entire panel reached forward and banged the Golden Buzzer before any one judge could make a vote. This amazing and uncommon move guaranteed MB14’s place in the live events and solidified his reputation as a top performer.
