Some say there should be a minimum age limit for acts in order to audition
Britain’s Got Talent viewers have hit out at the ITV show, saying there are ‘too many’ kids’ acts as some fans called for a ‘ban’ on singing and dancing youngsters.
However it was the troupe of youngsters, the Pixiebelles, which caused quite a stir amongst viewers, with some saying they are 'sick of' kids' acts on the show. @MJ_JJ1061215 said: "As usual...too many kids on #BGT. They all get through as the judges can't say no to them as it will upset them...can't have that. They have The Voice Kids...they should have 'BGT Kids' and leave this to the adults. #BritainsGotTalent "
@carryondaniel said: "Another bloody kids dance act... OK so actually those kids weren’t that bad #bgt #BGT2023 " And Malakai's audition had people backing him, too. @cliveinengland said: "#BGT at last some real talent. This kid is fantastic."
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