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The Ugandan dance group “Ghetto Kids” bagged themselves “The Golden Buzzer” at Britain’s got talent 2023.
The group consists of 30 children who live in an orphanage in Uganda.
They put up a spirited performance, which left all the judges in total admiration.
During their stage performance, Italian choreographer Bruno Tonioli couldn’t hold his excitement and decided to push the golden buzzer while The Ghetto Kids were making their presentation.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com/DW Africa
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