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Britain's Got Talent viewers have claimed the show is 'fixed.'
During Saturday night's instalment of the competition, the judges - Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli - broke the Golden Buzzer rules again.
Despite only being allowed to grant five Golden Buzzers during the series, the panel awarded an eighth, leaving fans asking: 'Why was the gold paper loaded up?'
Appearing on stage, Musa Motha first explained that he had to have a leg amputated due to cancer in his youth, before impressing with his fantastic dance skills using crutches.
The audience chanted for the Golden Buzzer, with the judges insisting that they couldn't give out any more, but eventually conceded and all four pressed the buzzer together, triggering confetti to rain down.
Fixed? Britain's Got Talent viewers have claimed the show is 'fixed,' after the judges - Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli - broke the Golden Buzzer rules again
Huh? Despite only being allowed to grant five Golden Buzzers during the series, the panel awarded an eighth to Musa Motha, leaving fans asking: 'Why was the gold paper loaded up?'
Inspirational: Appearing on stage, Musa first explained that he had to have a leg amputated due to cancer in his youth, before impressing with his fantastic dance skills using crutches
Viewers swiftly took to Twitter to voice their speculation that the emotional moment may not have been as authentic as it was portrayed to be.
One person fumed: 'You have ruined this years show giving 3 extra golden buzzers so 8 in total why not just give everyone a golden buzzer also makes me wonder how fixed it is when last weeks and this weeks had confetti but the one 2 weeks ago there was no confetti? #BGT.'
'Soooo fixed! If they've ran out of golden buzzers & know they can't put another act through with the
