Episode 2 Got What It Takes?

Eight of the UK's most talented young singers...

THEY SING

..are going head-to-head...

-Eh!

-No way.

-Pow.

..in a battle for the ultimate gig.

Radio 1's Big Weekend.

I just can't believe it, to be honest, I just want to win.

But with their mums as the judges...

Can I start again?

I thought you were absolutely fabulous, I got goose pimples.

..and some fierce competition...

-Come on!

-I don't believe I've done that!

-I am a bit upset.

-I'm so sorry.

..will they still want a career in the music industry...

If I'm honest, I don't know. I'm just super scared.

-I literally can't sing that song.

-Competition's really hotting up.

..when they find out what it's really like?

-It's brutal, there are no days off.

-You're always being watched.

-I've completely forgotten.

-Relax!

-You're always being judged.

-I don't really want to answer that question.

This is "Got What It Takes?"

Why do you think you've got what it takes?

That's a very tricky question.

# Come on, what's it going to be?

# Got, got, got what it takes now?

# Going to give it going to make them see

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# Oh, oh

# Got, got, got what it takes now

# Oh, oh

# I got, got got what it takes now. #

Hey, everyone, I'm Lauren Platt.

I've already had a taste of how tough the music industry can be

but it's nothing compared to what the singers

and their mums will be facing this time.

-I don't sing these kind of songs and I'm just so nervous.

-Relax!

I'm so nervous.

SQUEALING

Up you get, Linda.

First of all, you're going in with the foundation.

I like it a lot.

-Welcome back to the music mansion. Hey, guys.

-Morning.

So, it's a new day and you've all got a new song to learn.

I don't want to scare you, it might get a little bit hard.

But some of the pressures that you guys will be facing are all

pressures that you will probably face for the rest of your lives

and in the rest of your careers.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Let's go.

So this time it's a new song and I'm really,

really excited about this one cos it is my all-time favourite song.

Each episode,

only three of the kids get to perform the song in an end-off-show sing-off.

Those places can be won in a series of challenges.

But, first, our musical director David Tench will be teaching

the whole group the new song.

-Hi.

-Hiya.

-So how do you think they're going to handle the song?

I think it's going to suit some singers better than others, Lauren.

It's a big song. I am really, really nervous for them.

-Hi, guys.

-Hi.

-It's time to find out what your next song is.

-Are you excited?

-Yes.

You guys will be singing Elastic Heart by Sia.

GIGGLING

# But I've got thick skin and an elastic heart... #

Elastic Heart was so popular, it remained in the charts for 34 weeks

and there are not many people who can sing it like Sia.

# You won't see me fall apart... #

Matt, you're not looking too amused with the song.

I think it's quite a difficult song

and it goes from high to low a lot of the time.

When I hear it on the radio, it's really, really high.

I was quite worried. It could break my voice when I'm practising...

Rai-Elle, you look really happy about that.

Yeah, I really do like Sia because she's really original.

It's one of my favourite songs

and I feel like it will be a good opportunity to show

everyone what I'm capable of doing.

# And another one bites the dust

# Why can I not conquer love? #

I don't think it's a bad song, it's just I don't really like it.

# Cos I've got an elastic heart... #

I think it's a really cool song.

It was actually the first time I've ever sort of properly

listened to it.

This time I really want to sing it cos it really suits my voice.

# I've got an elastic heart. #

APPLAUSE

-Yeah!

-Thank you, guys.

I know this is a really, really tricky song but, obviously,

you've got David here and he's going to help every single one of you find

your own style, so I'll see three of you

singing it at the end of the show.

Good luck, guys. Bye.

-Thank you.

-Bye.

David Tench is one of the most experienced

musicians in the business.

How are you feeling about the song? Are you feeling good?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

But he might have his work cut out today.

This song, Sia - Elastic Heart, it's challenging.

The three singers that have to perform this song,

it could be difficult for them.

The kids are going to have to really up their game with this one

and, before I leave, I want to find out what the mums make of it.

So, guys, we've got another sing-off and a new song,

how do you guys feel about it?

I really would like her to be able to perform it if possible, yeah.

Rai-Elle is competitive, so I do know that deep down

it's something that she would want to win.

Obviously any opportunity for the Lily to perform is going to

be great for her, so let's hope she gets through.

I think, technically, Lily is the most experienced vocalist here.

I think, as the competition goes on, it's going to get more intense.

It's all fun and games, though, but I do want to win. Here we go.

There's eight kids in here, they're all good

but I don't think none of them's got nothing on Amaria.

They ain't nothing on her.

Let's quickly talk about what the song is about.

It's about sort of wanting to do something and then there being

so many things in the way.

No-one's going to push me down and I'm still going to keep battling.

So I think, as we perform this, we need to be strong.

It's definitely not a song for...for uncertainty.

Lily, if it's OK to start with you?

-I'll give the first bit a go.

-Good, OK.

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh, why can I not conquer love?

# And I wanted it, I wanted... #

I can't do it.

I thought you were going to make it!

The kids are going to face some problems and they're going to have

to work on how they soar up to the high notes and back down again.

# Fight this war with our weapons

# And I wanted it, I wanted it... #

HE STRUGGLES TO REACH HIGH NOTE

I noticed with the Sia song that the boys were struggling

a little bit more.

# Cos I've got an elastic heart... #

This is quite a difficult song to sing.

The sort of variations of going from really low to then up

straight away to really high.

-# Your blade

-..it might be too sharp

-# I'm like a

-Rubber bad...Ugh... #

You're straight in there, Paddy.

I think the boys, yeah, they could get lost in this but I think

if they just concentrate on what the song is about and it'll all be good.

OK, so, Rai-Elle, you ready to give it a shot?

-All right.

-All right.

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh why can I not conquer love? #

I'm super impressed with Rai-Elle.

I think she was fantastic. She just flew straight into the song

and it was totally in her voice.

# You won't see me fall apart. #

Rai-Elle, her voice fitted it a lot and she just was amazing, really.

# Cos I've got an elastic heart. #

I think there's competition.

# An elastic heart. #

-Yeah.

-APPLAUSE

This is your jam, Rai-Elle! This is your tune.

14-year-old Rai-Elle is an experienced singer from South London.

I think Rai-Elle's been singing for as long as a sound could

come out of her mouth, to be honest.

# Oh, yeah, you smile... #

Singing is my life.

Like, without music, I think I would be really lost.

# If you give me half a second... #

She developed her powerful voice at a young age

singing in a gospel choir.

I sing in church, so they teach how to sing from the diaphragm.

I'm not really a soft singer. I like to go for the big notes.

And, at the audition, she performed one of the biggest songs there is.

# We could have had it all

# Rolling and the deep... #

And this confident team doesn't shy away from competition.

Me and my mum are a strong team,

so I think that the other contestants need to watch out.

Other guys, I think you're going to have to step up a little bit

to sort of reach that level but, well done, Rai-Elle.

-Thank you.

-Fantastic.

# I got, got, got what it takes now. #

You may dream of being a music megastar

but is a career on stage all it's cracked up to be?

What's going on, everyone? It's Conor Maynard.

Have you got what it takes?

I had been going for years before

anyone recognised or noticed me.

It's got its ups and downs

and that's really the important

thing to try and manage,

I think, as an artist.

You know, it is very stressful.

There's a lot of work you've got to put in it and you're kind of like...

You're either kind of spearhead,

the figurehead of the whole thing

and you've got to kind of

drive it all the time.

Each episode, two end-of-show sing-off spots can

be won in a music industry challenge. And it's time for today's.

Hey, guys, winning over fans isn't just about having a great voice.

You need to be able to connect with your audience

and these days that can be done from your own bedroom.

I only started vlogging this year

and I already have over 10,000 subscribers to my channel.

So let's see how you guys get on.

Vlogging!

Judging today's challenge is someone who has made a career

out of performing online.

Singing and vlogging sensation Dodie Clark.

# Am I hiding or is this just me? #

Dodie's channel has around a quarter of a million followers.

Oh, my God, no, I'm going to cry, I love this girl so much.

-What do I press?

-Are we going to meet her?

-Hi, everyone.

-Hi.

-Hello, how's it going?

Good, thanks.

So, I'm a vlogger, that's my like full-time job where

I play my ukulele and I like to sing songs that I've written.

So how did you get so many subscribers?

There was one vlogger who I really liked and I wrote him

a love song and put it up on my channel and he actually found

it and he commented on it and then it sent like loads of his

subscribers onto my video and then it just kind of grew from there.

In today's challenge, the kids will be working in pairs

and making their own vlogs.

OK, are you ready to get this challenge started? Yeah? OK.

Let's go.

The pair who create the most engaging vlog will both get to

perform in the end-of-show sing-off.

Oh, yeah.

Lola has been paired with Becky.

I'm thinking we should do something related to self-confidence.

Yeah, cool.

-Paddy is with Lily.

-So what do you think about the opening?

It needs to be good, it needs to be snappy.

-Matt's with Evan.

-We say Scottish.

-Mm-hmm.

And then you try it and I try it and we decide who did it better.

-So we need to think of two more.

-And Amaria is with Rai-Elle.

# A to the M to the A to the R to the I to the A

# Pow! #

-That's not Amaria.

-Yes, it is.

# A to the M to the A to the R to the...I to the A. #

-Yeah, Amaria, Amaria.

-That's what I said last time.

-Action.

-Yeah.

-Because it needs to be fast, short, snappy. Boom!

-OK.

If you make great content and you pop it online, you can

build an audience, like...

thousands of people.

The four pairs have decided on very different ideas for their vlogs.

-Hi, I'm Lily.

-And I'm Paddy.

And this is my first ever client of make-up.

First of all, you're going in with the foundation.

I like it a lot.

This bench today is our main topic

that we're going to be talking about.

We always talk about things like this.

We've done a few chairs in the past.

# Loo-loo, loo-loo loo-loo... #

Er, OK, I'm not sure about that.

-OK, so let's practise it.

-OK.

-AUSTRALIAN ACCENT:

-Didgeridoo, mate, I'm from Australia.

-AMERICAN ACCENT:

-Have you got what it...? Oh, my God.

-Lip gloss.

-I want your lips to look nice and big for the guys out there.

They were doing so well, like, I really want to see them

start their own channels and post their own videos.

Bye.

The pairs have now completed their vlogs

but which one will make an impression with Dodie?

I think I'm going to be looking out for like the first ten seconds,

whether it grabs my attention.

Whether they're really passionate and communicating with the viewer.

I'm Matt and this is Evan and we're going to do the accent challenge.

Right, you ready? First up, Scottish. Scottish. You go first.

-SCOTTISH ACCENT:

-I'm from Scotland and I've got what it takes.

-But you're from Scotland?

-Yes, I know.

I love this bench and the bench loves me.

Anyway, so today our video is going to be about confidence.

Everybody's unique but everybody's different.

We all have hearts, we all have minds

and it's important to stay true to yourself, guys.

So, yeah, that's our word of advice for today.

That was lovely, aww.

I'm going to be doing her make-up for you today, so let's get started.

-Have you ever done make-up like this before?

-No, never.

Oh, my gosh.

-We are done.

-Oh, my God.

-Ay-o, my name's Rai-Elle.

-And my name's Amaria.

-And welcome to our vlog.

-Oh, my gosh.

I'm sure about these dance moves.

So you tell me what you do when you're bored cos we'd like to know.

OK, bye.

That was really good.

Hello.

Having seen all four vlogs,

Dodie must now decide which is her favourite.

The pair who created it will both get to

perform on the end-of-show sing-off.

They were all really good

but I think I've got one in mind that I really like.

Let's start with you guys.

I thought your video was really good.

I liked how you did it about something you're

passionate about as you both like dancing and it made me laugh.

Your video with the bench, that was really good as well.

Interesting, like, segue from bench to self-confidence

but I really liked the message.

You guys with your make-up, that was very funny.

Make-up is actually really popular, like,

loads of people do videos of like guys trying to do make-up or

girls trying to make up, so I thought that was really good.

And then you with your accent challenge.

I laughed when you tried the Scottish accent

and then you were like, "You're Scottish, it doesn't count."

But there is one group that stuck out in particular.

Amaria and Rai-Elle.

APPLAUSE

Me and Amaria get to perform Elastic Heart by Sia.

I was really motivated to get this position, so I made sure

that our idea was outstanding and that we did the best to be funny.

So we didn't win but I think we can always try harder.

I'm not too fussed about performing again, if I'm honest.

I think I just need a rest now.

I definitely think they should make videos more often now, like...

They were so good. Yeah, I'd watch their stuff.

# I got, got got what it takes now. #

It's the end of another long day

but practice never stops in the music mansion.

Hello.

The key to life in the mansion.

# Standing in the hall of fame. #

We are practising Elastic Heart at the moment.

We're definitely going through to the sing-off.

Only one person can win.

-Me.

-Me.

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh, why can I not conquer love? #

My alarm's just gone off.

No, my door's locked! No!

Don't go changing.

Don't go changing, mate.

It's a new day in the music mansion

and the mums are about to face their next physical challenge.

Morning, mums, so there's one final performance place

up for grabs in today's challenge.

Even the most well-known rock stars have done their time

performing in the mucky fields of a music festival.

Well, mums, now it's your turn to show us if you would have

the same determination in this week's challenge, Muddy Mayhem.

-Muddy Mayhem...

-Great(!)

With Amaria and Rai-Elle's mum sitting this one out,

the others are really feeling the pressure.

I don't like the sound of what it's going to be at all.

I'm going to give it all I've got today

because my little girl deserves to sing on that stage tonight.

Lily's come here to sing, she must sing,

so I must win this for her.

In today's challenge, the mums will be

taking on one of the toughest assault courses in the country.

Oh, my God!

To complete the course, they must complete

a series of muddy obstacles...

Oh, my God. That's even worse.

..before scaling a 20-foot cargo net to the finish line.

SQUEALING

And making sure the mums play by the rules is our games guru,

choreographer and celebrity fitness trainer Kevin Adams.

I'm scared to look at it, let alone go on it but these mums are really

going to have to push, push, push

to win that last spot in the sing-off.

Hi, mums, welcome to challenge two, Muddy Mayhem.

So how are you feeling?

I think there's a bit of pressure here today because

Fiona and myself and Lisa over there, our kids haven't sung yet,

-so we're really going to go for it.

-Let's go.

In this challenge, the six mums will be racing in pairs

but it's the fastest time overall that wins.

And even the weather is against them.

Let's move forward.

First up, it's Paddy's mum Dianne and Lily's mum Lisa.

I'm just going to just go for it, run as fast as possible.

The one thing my mum's worried about

is getting her running stuff dirty.

She can wash it!

Yeah, she was just like,

"I hope my running stuff's not going to get ruined."

Oh, my...

Of course it is, it's an assault course.

HORN TOOTS

Oh, yes, they're off to a flying start.

They're already in the mud, I can't believe it.

This time is going to be ridiculous.

-They're in. And they're coming out.

-Oh, my.

Out she comes. Yes.

You've got to close the gap now. It's all about the time.

SHE PANTS

First one to the horn wins.

It's amazing.

HORN BLARES

Done deal. Well done.

Lisa has won the first heat with a time of 1 minute and 26 seconds.

How did that feel?

It was really hard getting out of the water, that was the worst bit.

But it was fun doing it.

And they're off.

Hoping to beat her time are Evan's mum Fiona

and Becky's mum Linda.

There's no point going slowly, let's get in. Up you get, Linda.

-But it's not long before both mums are struggling.

-Be careful.

Whoo!

Go on.

And with Linda stuck in the muddy pit...

-Come on, Linda.

-Go on.

-..Fiona makes a break for the finish line.

-Keep your legs moving.

-Come on, Linda!

-I AM coming. Don't shout!

Come on, Fiona, you're almost there.

HORN TOOTS

Yeah, well done, Fiona.

Fiona, high five, mate, I like that.

You didn't think you were going to be a contender.

Do you think you've done Evan proud?

I did my best and I'm hoping that

it's good enough to get Evan singing.

Fiona takes heat two with a time of 2 minutes and 16 seconds.

Which means that Lisa's time is still the one to beat.

But there is one final heat between Matt's mum Katie

and Lola's mum Imogen.

I'm ready, let's do this.

How well do you want your mum to do, Lola?

I don't really want to sing this song.

It doesn't really suit my voice. I'm kind of like...

Yeah, I don't like the song but I still want to...

I love the song, don't get me wrong, I love the song,

I just want to sing this. If my mum wins...

-Are you ready, ladies?

-Yes!

-Yes!

-Go!

And they're off and they're straight into the mud.

There's no holding them.

Imogen is off. Go on.

And she's in.

Go, Imogen.

We're closing the gap, keep the pace going. Go on, Imogen!

Close the gap. That's good, Imogen.

Katie's closing the gap.

It's the sound of the horn that signifies the winner.

-HORN BLARES

-Oh, yes!

Imogen has stormed to victory in the final heat

but has she beaten Lisa's time and won the final sing-off spot for Lola?

-Well done, ladies. Absolutely amazing stuff.

-Thank you.

There was mud, there was sliding, there was climbing.

-The mothers did so well.

-Well done, well done. Well done.

But only one of them can win that final spot.

PHONE RINGS

Hey.

Hey, guys, I'm going to tell you the result of the mums' challenge.

-Are you ready?

-Yeah.

The mum with the fastest time was...

-..Imogen.

-CHEERING

Oh, my God.

That's just karma, that is karma.

I said yesterday before she left my room,

I said, "Mum, please don't win."

She went, "OK, I won't, Lola. I won't. I won't win."

-No!

-Why do you look so scared?

I'm too scared to sing this song.

# I got, got got what it takes now. #

-Yes, Lola.

-Hi, David.

So Lola is joining Amaria

and Rai-Elle in the end-of-show sing-off

performing Sia's Elastic Heart.

But, first, they need to work on their arrangement with

musical director David Tench.

So, are you excited to be singing this song?

Yeah, I'm going to give it my all and smash it.

-Do you want to give it a run through and then see how we get on?

-Yeah.

OK, great.

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh, why can I not conquer love?

# And I might have thought that we were one... #

I wanted to do me. I don't want to be the same as Sia.

I want to be like me and put my own twist on it.

# Ahh... #

Yeah, killer. Yes.

That was fantastic.

The lyrics you're not fully comfortable

with coming off yet, right? You're going to need those with you.

No, I just need to practise, practice, practice, practise,

practice and I'll get it.

12-year-old Amaria is a self-assured singer from north-east London.

I've got a unique style. From what I've considered,

there's no other singer like me.

# Let me be your ruler. #

She already has strong ideas about making it in the music industry.

I think it's about being who you are, not changing for anybody.

And being confident.

My daughter Amaria is a triple threat, 100%, because

she can sing, she can dance and she's a very good actress.

At the auditions, Amaria impressed everyone with her unique voice.

# I just want somebody, body

# To treat me like somebody, body... #

And she puts her assured performing down to one person.

I get my confidence from my mum.

She's the talent and I'm the fun factor.

SHE SNORTS

When you go into the room, whatever happens, keep going.

Yeah, I'm just going to put my own spin on it and smash it.

-How are you feeling today?

-Great, I'm feeling very happy right now.

-You're very excited to be singing this song, aren't you?

-Yes.

-This is one of your absolute favourites, isn't it?

-Yeah.

I feel so comfortable when I sing this song

but I think we've all tried to push up our game a bit

because we know what the prize is now.

We want to do our best.

You're obviously very confident.

I think, be careful not to be complacent,

though, when you get in the performance room.

When you get in a different environment

it can throw you off your game a little bit.

-Just remember to hold your own and you're going to be great.

-Thank you.

How are you feeling about the song today?

If I'm honest, I'm really nervous.

I'm up against, like, Amaria and Rai-Elle

and they're like two of my biggest competition.

It's just the big voices. I don't have a huge, powerful voice.

I don't sing these kind of songs and I'm just so nervous.

Relax!

You don't have to be big and powerful with these necessarily.

-You have to be strong.

-All right, all right, all right.

-OK?

I think their voices, their tone really suits the song.

They have really powerful voices.

Doesn't suit me so much because I don't have as powerful a voice.

# And I wanted it, I wanted it

-HER VOICE CRACKS:

-# Bad... # Oh, God.

-One more time.

-Again, again, again. Sorry.

-That was terrible.

-Chill, chill.

You could make that softer. Try it in soft head voice. Try it.

-SOFTLY:

-# And I wanted it I wanted it bad. #

-Killer.

-Thank you.

-Well done, Lola.

-Thank you so much.

If she's not careful, she could get up there

and let the nerves get the better of her.

And then she could choke and it's the worst thing that could happen.

David Tench has now done everything he can.

It's time for our second "Got What It Takes?" sing-off.

I'm nervous because it's such a big song and for such young people to

take on this song, it's going to be really, really interesting.

And, after a shaky rehearsal, Lola is still struggling with her nerves.

How are you getting on?

If I'm honest, I don't know. I'm just super scared.

Cos this is such a big song, you have to really pull it off.

Firstly, nerves are great because if you didn't have them, it would

show that you don't really care and obviously if you don't care,

none of this is going to be able to happen for you.

Each sing-off the mums are the judges

and will vote to decide which of the three performers wins.

The person with the most wins after eight episodes will

automatically qualify for the grand final.

And Paddy is currently in the lead after winning the first.

Hi, mums. So another sing-off.

I think the first one was a massive eye-opener to all of us

but we've got a new song now and it's a really, really big one.

But which one of them will get one step closer to that massive

opportunity at the end - Radio 1's Big Weekend?

I'm excited to see all of them sing this song.

It's a challenging song but it's a good one.

I've got butterflies in my stomach. Oh, I don't even know.

So first up is Rai-Elle.

APPLAUSE

Elastic Heart is one of Rai-Elle's favourite songs.

But will she be able to do it justice in front of the mums?

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh, why can I not conquer love?

# And I wanted it I wanted it bad

# But there were too many red flags

# You did not break me

# I've got thick skin and an elastic heart

# But your blade, it might be too sharp

# You won't see me fall apart

# Cos I've got an elastic heart

# Yeah, I've got an elastic heart. #

APPLAUSE

-Hey, Rai-Elle.

-Hi.

-That was absolutely amazing.

Thank you.

-How do you feel it went?

-I think it went really well, yeah, I'm happy

-with my performance.

-You really should be, well done.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

Oh, my days, it was so fun. I want to go on again.

I was super impressed, she put a lot into it

and she really gave a big performance.

So next up is Amaria.

APPLAUSE

In rehearsals, Amaria impressed David with her unique style.

But will she have managed to learn the tricky lyrics?

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh, why can I not conquer love?

# And I wanted it I wanted it bad

# But there were so many red flags

# You did not break me

# I've got thick skin and an elastic heart

# But your blade, it might be too sharp

# I'm like a rubber band

# Until you pull too hard

# Yeah, it may snap... Mm-mm-mm

SHE MUMBLES

# I've got an elastic heart. #

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Amaria.

-Hi.

I thought that was a really, really great performance.

-How did you feel it went?

-I think it went good.

I forgot the words a bit but I carried on.

Yeah, that's the main thing.

-You carried on. Well done.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

That went really well. I forgot the words, though.

I absolutely loved Amaria's performance.

I think she did it so different and she did it in a way that

I don't think anybody expected.

So there was two amazing, really different performances

and we've still got Lola to come. In you come, Lola.

APPLAUSE

In rehearsals, Lola's nerves were really affecting her performance

but she needs to step up now if she wants to impress the mums.

# And another one bites the dust

# Oh, why can I not conquer love?

# And I wanted it, I wanted it bad

# But there were so many red flags

# You did not break me

# Well, I've got thick skin and an elastic heart

# But your blade, it might be too sharp

# I'm like a rubber band until you pull too hard

# Yeah, I may snap and I move fast

# You won't see me fall apart

# Cos I've got an elastic heart

# I've got an elastic heart. #

APPLAUSE

-Hi, Lola.

-Hi.

-I thought that was a really, really great performance.

And you really put your own spin on it. How do you think it went?

Obviously, I was really nervous just because...being up against those

two but I think I pulled it off all right, I think.

-Well done.

-Thank you.

APPLAUSE

I'm shaking so much.

But, yeah, I think it went well. So, yeah, bye.

Lola was nervous today because she was up against Rai-Elle and Amaria.

But, you know, I was really impressed.

So, guys, time to get your scores down.

The mums must now vote for the person

they think performed best in the sing-off.

I think the bar was raised from the first sing-off dramatically.

This sing-off is going to be really close.

After three amazing performances, there can only be one winner.

How do you feel?

It's just so nice to see all of them up there and all different.

It's good competition, I like that.

Their performances were so entertaining today.

They have all got their own style.

All three were just fantastic. I loved all of you, well done.

This time, the winner is...

..Rai-Elle. APPLAUSE

Rai-Elle was note perfect the whole way through the song.

She was just outstanding today.

Rai-Elle was the deserved winner.

And if she makes it all the way to the end

and sings at Radio 1 Big Weekend,

she'd definitely be well received there.

My baby after her win! We're so proud of her.

Rai, how do you feel?

# Ye-eaaah! #

Next time...

It's really tricky because you've got to get every move on point.

I'm so bad at dancing. Sweating myself to death.

Do you think I should get the mums to clap?

Or what if they don't clap? That's going to be so awkward.

# Ga... # Sorry, can I start again? Sorry,

sorry, can I start again? I went wrong.

Let's go quiet and soft at the end.

# I've got an elastic heart. #

# Yeah, I've got an elastic heart. #

Love it.