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Britain's Got Talent fans threaten to call Ofcom AGAIN as angry viewers claim the programme has 'morphed into an international show'


Angry viewers are claiming the ITV programme has 'morphed into an international show' because there are 'few' acts from the UK.

Viewers were less than impressed when show judge Simon Cowell gave his Gold Buzzer away to Cyberagent Legit, a professional Japanese dancing act. The group, made up of four beatboxing artists - Kohey, So-So, Rusy and Kaji - earned themselves a standing ovation after a brilliant performance which saw them recreate Ghost Buster's theme tune. The talented four, who are aged between 21 and 24, not only had the audience on their feet but they also charmed judges Simon Cowell , Alesha Dixon , Amanda Holden and Bruno Tonioli as they gave much applause to the group

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