Dress Like A Popstar Got What It Takes?

Last time, the singers faced some tricky questions at Radio 1...

There are rumours that you have got a crush on somebody in the group.

100% not!

..the mums went celebrity spotting...

Craig David!

SCREAMING

..and in the fourth Sing-Off, Shaun won his first point.

I just don't know what to say, I'm that happy.

Today...

..Rio takes on a tongue twister of a track...

I don't really know how to sing it to make it my own.

She didn't know the lyrics, so she's got her work cut out.

..the singers strut their stuff in a styling challenge.

That is different. Nobody else is going to wear a hat, are they?

We're trying to find our vibe.

This is actually really difficult.

..and the mums' artistic skills...

Ta-da!

..come under attack.

-Is it better than you thought?

-No.

Is that anything alike?

# So come and tell me what it's gonna be

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# They're gonna hear me, gonna make them see

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# Oh, oh

# I got, got, got what it takes now

# Oh, oh

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

Welcome back to the Music Mansion.

-Hi, guys. ALL:

-Hi!

So we've had four Sing-Offs and four different winners.

The pressure is really starting to mount.

And there's still four singers left,

so anybody has a chance to do absolutely anything.

-Are you guys ready to find out your next song?

-Yeah!

-Let's go.

And I personally think it's still anyone's game.

So many people have won a Sing-Off

that it really can be anyone in that final.

Each episode, only three of the kids get to perform the song

in an end-of-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.

So, David, I think there's going to be mixed reactions on this one.

Why do you think there's going to be mixed reaction?

I think the girls will really like it

and I don't think the boys will like it that much.

And of course, musically, it's got problems too

-because there's lots of short notes, difficult rhythms.

-Yeah.

Should we get them in?

-Hi, guys.

-Hi!

-How are you all?

-Good.

Today's song is a very, very popular song

by a very popular artist.

Your fifth song is...

-..Blank Space by Taylor Swift.

-That's my song!

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things... #

Blank Space is the platinum-selling single

by American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift.

The track was her seventh UK number one,

and it also won Song of the Year at the American Music Awards.

-Annie, this is obviously your song that you chose.

-Yes.

Why do you like this song?

I like this song because you can do different styles to it.

Like, you could do rock, you could do country.

You can just put your own twist on it completely.

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things... #

I really like this song.

Could do it acoustic and put my own spin on it,

and I think that'd be really cool.

# Let's be friends, I'm dying to see how this one ends... #

When I first heard it, I wasn't very sure

because I'm not sure if I could sing it that well.

# Got a long list of ex-loves... #

If I do make it to the Sing-Off, I hope me and David work out

how to make the song a little bit more my style than it already is.

# And I'll write your name. #

-APPLAUSE

-Yeah!

So, guys, I'll see three of you in the Sing-Off.

-Good luck, see you later.

-Bye!

Each week, the singers get to work on the song with our music maestro,

David Tench...

-So, guys, were you loving Lauren singing that song?

-Amazing.

..and today's track could be the most difficult yet.

So should we talk about some of the things

that might be a challenge in this? Rio?

There are a lot of words.

You are right.

What's tricky is lots of funky rhythms, very tight,

you never get one long note you have to sing,

so you've got to work on your diction.

Well, Taylor Swift has a lot of boyfriends,

and they all don't end great.

It can either be forever or go down in flames.

She'll tell you when it's over.

-But she's got a blank space...

-Thanks for that.

-..and she'll write your name.

-OK!

Yay! Well, the good news is you don't have to learn the lyrics.

I know this one.

Annie, this was your song choice.

Yeah, I've got quite, like, a clear vision of how

-I'd do the song.

-Here we go.

# Nice to meet you, where you been? #

I think I'm going to do, like, a bit more of a rock style to it,

just to switch it up a bit and not sound like the Taylor Swift version.

# New money, suit and tie... #

Annie kicked off the rehearsal.

She's so confident, she knows the song really well,

she was perfect.

# And I'll write your name. #

CHEERING

That sounds really good, Annie. Well done.

Annie is a 13-year-old from The Vale of Glamorgan in Wales

with big musical ambitions.

Going on tour, like, all around the world.

I think that's every child's dream.

She took to the stage in the very first Sing-Off.

# Now she's got a six-year-old

# Trying to keep him warm, trying to keep him out of the cold. #

And her versatile performance won over the judges.

Annie.

I think she's the one to watch.

But in her next Sing-Off, things didn't go quite so well.

# There is da da da da da... #

A bit gutted that I lost the lyrics for a bit.

And now, her own song choice could be key

to getting her back in the lead.

Obviously, I chose it for a reason.

I think it would be great to win a Sing-Off by singing my own song.

Annie may feel confident with the song,

but how will the others deal with its tricky lyrics?

# So it's going to be forever

# or it's going to go down in flames... #

# You can tell me when it's over

# If the high was worth the pain... #

# Got a...

# I'm... I'm insane!

# Cos I...

# And you love the game... #

Today was one of the first times we've seen Rio on the back foot.

It's cos she didn't know the lyrics,

so she's got her work cut out

in terms of learning them for the Sing-Off.

# Got a long list of ex-lovers

# They'll tell you I'm insane...

I like it but I'm not confident with the words and I don't really know...

I don't really know how to sing it to make it my own.

# I'll write your name. #

Yeah!

It was really, really good.

There's a lot of words,

and I'm freaking out that I'm not going to be able to...

Cos my brain doesn't...

You know, function with my eyes and the words don't come out.

You knew before you started singing it

-what your challenge was going to be.

-Yeah.

-And you trying to sing it has highlighted that, right?

-OK.

And Rio's not the only one of the group

with a lot riding on this song.

OK, Emilly. Let's do it.

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things... #

We're on the fifth song now.

Only Emilly has not been in a Sing-Off,

so there's a lot of pressure for her to get into this one.

# And you love the game

# Cos we're young and we're reckless... #

-Keep going, keep going!

-My voice cracked, which was quite funny.

Do you know why you cracked on that note there?

-Go on, David. Please tell me.

-Not enough puff.

Breathe! Breathe!

It's worth sometimes focusing on those exercises, long...

HE EXHALES

Just really using the diaphragm to push it out.

I know that I do not breathe enough for notes,

so it was really good that David pointed it out.

Killer, amazing. I think it's really good.

I'm excited for whichever three of you make it to the Sing-Off.

Well done.

# I got, got what it takes now. #

Hi, we're Haim!

And you're watching Got What It Takes.

Be yourself.

Don't ever let anyone tell you not to be yourself

cos whatever is in your gut is the right move.

Never compromise.

Ever.

Each episode, two end-of-show Sing-Off spots can be won

in a music industry challenge.

And today, the singers have come to a London shopping centre

for their next.

Guys, we got a message.

As a singer, having a unique look can help you stand out

from other artists.

But get it wrong and you can also live to regret it.

-So your next challenge is all about styling...

-What?

..and today, you need to make the right fashion choices,

as you'll be strutting your stuff

in front of the public and a celebrity stylist.

Judging today's challenge is Sabrina Grant,

a fashion stylist to the stars who is an expert

at helping pop artists and celebs look their best.

-Sam Smith! Say hi, Sam.

-Hey!

-Hi, guys.

-ALL:

-Hi!

I'm Sabrina. I'm a fashion stylist.

I've worked on styling teams for the likes of Sam Smith,

Disclosure and Years and Years.

Wow.

Thinking about style as a pop star, I think is quite an important thing.

Your image. A lot of eyes will be on you.

I think it's really important to stay true to who you are,

wear things in which you feel comfortable in.

You don't want to be looking back on pictures, being like,

"What was I doing? What was I wearing?"

So in today's challenge, you're going to be working in pairs

to provide a look for your first public appearance.

I'm going to be judging you on three things, OK?

The first one - how original is your outfit?

The second thing is personality.

How does what you're wearing reflect the kind of performer that you are?

And lastly, does it have the wow factor?

How will I remember you?

You haven't got long to shop

before you'll be parading on the catwalk, so off you go, guys!

SCREAMING

So in this challenge, the singers have been split into pairs

to style themselves for the catwalk.

Nataya's with Jada....

-That's a nice one.

-No.

-Yeah?

-No!

-I don't think so.

-Girl squad?

..Emilly is with Annie...

-This is actually really difficult.

-We're trying to find our vibe.

..Shaun is with Jeremiah...

Is cargo something that you'll never forget?

..and Rio is with Henry.

Why are we going down here?

I don't know, cos I'm just having a look.

The pairs only have 30 minutes to find their outfits.

I think I like that! It suits you!

I'm hoping that the group won't find it too difficult.

I'm hoping they're just going to be brave

and just have a bit of fun with the challenge.

Nataya and Jada are quick to work out what look they're after.

-Denim and black, and then tonnes of gold jewellery.

-Yes.

Smart, casual look.

Annie and Emilly are also off to a confident start.

That would look so cool.

That's quite different.

Put that in, just to try it.

And despite being out of their comfort zone...

I don't really shop for myself. That's my mum's job.

..Shaun and Jeremiah have also decided on a look.

We're kind of going for our personalities, aren't we?

Something that would stand out.

How are you getting on, guys?

LAUGHTER

Good luck!

But for the only girl-boy team, things aren't going so smoothly.

-This is all girls...

-I don't know where the boys section is!

It's not perfect for me, this section, is it?

When you're working with someone else, you need to kind of consider

the things that they're into and kind of make a compromise together.

-I think we should wear something like a hat...

-Yeah, but...

-You need to look something different.

-That is different!

-Nobody else is going to wear a hat, are they?

-I don't know, Henry!

I'm freaking out!

I think it can be tricky to find an outfit really quickly.

-They seem a bit frantic.

-I'm Size 11 though.

I don't know how you look on a boy's shoe. Is it the same as a girl's?

What do you mean?

-Right, what's going on here? I see one really full basket...

-Yeah.

-..and one completely asking basket.

-As you can see, my bag is empty.

OK, you guys are almost running out of time,

so maybe have a little chat, think about the vision...

-Yes.

-..and then start again.

Styling isn't coming naturally to Rio and Henry.

This is all for him by the way. I haven't got any clothes!

We need to go get mine soon!

But even the biggest stars don't always get it right.

As you can see, style is very important.

I wore a two-tone suit that seemed like a good idea at the time.

I wore a pair of leather pants once.

I mean, have you seen this guy's shirt?

And I'm wearing a jacket. It's hot! It's hot out here!

Don't sweat your outfit.

Yeah, just be comfortable in what you're wearing.

That's the most important thing.

With only minutes to go, the pressure is on.

Excuse me, sorry.

I'm really looking forward to seeing all the pairs on the catwalk.

I'm hoping they've taken on board everything I've told them

and they're going to have a bit of fun.

Crowds have gathered at the catwalk...

..and the mums are in the front row.

It's time for the singers to strut their stuff.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

First up, Jeremiah and Shaun, who have gone for a geek chic vibe.

OK, so what is the inspiration behind your outfit?

He's more of, like, a Pharrell Williams type of person.

I'm more of an out there, loud, funky person.

So Shaun and Jeremiah had a real sort of quirky, cool look going on,

a sort of geek chic.

Jeremiah and Shaun, you were dapper.

-It went really well. I enjoyed it.

-It was amazing!

I think we have a chance of winning.

Next up, Rio and Henry, who are rocking it with a camo indie style.

Talk to me about your look.

Kind of camouflage and then kind of, like, black and white.

-It's kind of like a mix.

-Like a rock, kind of dark look.

That's what we've gone for.

Henry and Rio looked great. I'm really into camo.

They looked really trendy.

Rio and Henry, I think you really complemented each other

and you looked fantastic. Well done.

-So we have just done the fashion catwalk thing.

-And it was amazing.

Yeah, it was cool.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Third up, Jada and Nataya, who are going denim glam all the way.

So what does your look say about you?

We're both quite big personalities,

but we also wanted to, like, keep it chill at the same time.

And we thought we were going to keep it, like, quite casual

but we wanted to glam it up a bit as well.

Nataya and Jada absolutely rocked the runway.

They were so confident, I loved the denim and black.

They were very focused and they looked fantastic.

I thought you look fantastic, girls,

and I thought you moved like pop stars.

So we've just finished doing our walk,

-and I think it went really well.

-We are so happy.

-We, like, handled it as a team.

-We were like...

-I know.

And last up, it's Emilly and Annie,

who have gone for a colour-coordinated look.

Will it be enough to secure Emilly's first Sing-Off?

Tell me about your look.

I've gone for, like, the smart, chilled look.

I'm a little bit laid-back.

Emilly and Annie, they have very different styles

but they came together really well.

I thought you looked great, complemented each other really well.

We have just done the runway thing.

So good, it was my favourite challenge so far.

Fashion show over, it's now down to Sabrina to choose a winning duo.

This is going to be such a tricky decision,

and I liked all of the pairs but for lots of different reasons.

I think you did really well. Did you have fun?

Yeah! It was amazing.

The one that really stuck out to me was...

..Emilly and Annie!

CHEERING

At last, Emilly is through to her first Sing-Off.

I think it was the best challenge yet.

-Yeah, it was so fun. Oh, my God!

-So fun.

-Absolutely loved it.

And it's all too much for her mum.

Yay!

Well done, well done.

Their look was so striking. The red was so bright and bold.

They worked together really well,

but also stayed true to their individual personalities,

which looked amazing.

It's been a long day at the shopping centre,

but before they leave, there's just time to check out the acoustics.

# Your love was handmade for somebody like me

# Come on now, follow my lead

# I may be crazy, don't mind me

# Say, boy, let's not talk too much... #

It's a new day at the mansion,

and while Irene and Liz get to have a break,

the other mums have a challenge to take on.

If you want to make it in the music industry, unfortunately,

there's no magic formula to becoming the perfect artist.

But you'll probably need creative flair, passion

and a bit of flamboyance.

And in today's challenge,

you'll definitely need all of those skills, mums,

but as artists of a different kind.

-Oh, dear.

-Brilliant.

-Painting.

Painting's not my thing. Sorry, Shaun.

In the fifth challenge, the mum who can paint the best picture

will win that final Sing-Off spot for their child.

And keeping an eye on their artistic endeavours

is games guru Kevin Adams.

You join us here on this, the fifth mums challenge of the series,

which is going to be a pretty sophisticated affair.

Kevin, stop moving!

Ooh, touchy!

Judging today's challenge

is celebrity portrait artist Nathan Wyburn.

He creates portraits of celebs using anything from toast to lipstick.

And he's brought a surprise for our games guru.

Hey!

Kevin's had his portrait done, but who will be sitting for the mums?

OK, mums, it's time to find out who you'll be painting today.

Bring out the subjects!

Here they come!

That's right. Today, the mums will be painting their own kids.

The mums only have 30 minutes to complete their masterpieces.

-Is mine all right?

-Start painting.

Then Nathan will pick the winning portrait.

How's it going, auntie?

My darling, I'm doing my best.

Just want to concentrate and get it done. God willing, I'll be fine.

OK, Nathan, what are you expecting to see from the mums'

-artistic interpretation?

-I think if they get, like,

the strong features of the children out first,

like their hair, maybe their glasses,

they'll definitely get the resemblance.

-How's it going, Mum?

-I'm just trying to draw what I can see.

I don't know whether it is what I can see.

I'm trying to get a bit of, erm, shade in her

cos there is shade in her face, so I'm trying.

Oh, I thought you were drawing Henry cos... OK.

LAUGHTER

For Jada's mum,

this is the first challenge she's been able to take part in

since injuring her knee in the air guitar battle.

-How's it going, Mum?

-I think I've got a masterpiece.

I'd say it's a little bit Impressionist.

This is good, Natasha. How's your knee?

It's quite relaxed at the moment, and I'm feeling very relaxed.

Sitting in the sunshine doing my artwork, it's lovely.

But unfortunately, not everyone is finding this challenge so relaxing.

-How good do you think I am right now?

-The truth or a lie?

The truth, please.

Rio, it looks nothing like you, but...

-Is it that bad?

-It's that bad. I'm freaking out.

Don't know...

I seriously need a rubber.

LAUGHTER

So I want to be in another Sing-Off, so please try your hardest.

LAUGHTER

-How's it looking?

-Fantastic.

-Well, I doubt that.

-Why? You just got no faith in me.

-No, but I know why we're not going to win.

-Why?

Cos you're not even looking at my face.

Shaun, I am looking at your face. I was doing your hair.

What were you thinking?

I was just trying to get a little bit of his features in there,

his little mooey.

-His little mooey?

-Yeah.

OK, mums, 30 seconds.

There's just enough time to put a few finishing touches

to their masterpieces.

Three,

two,

one!

We're done, mums. Put down the paintbrushes.

The mums have now done everything they can.

It's time for Nathan to critique their work.

First up, it's Aminata with her portrait of her nephew, Jeremiah.

OK, it's our first painting.

Jeremiah, are you excited to see

-what your auntie thinks you look like?

-Nope.

Nathan, let's see!

Ta-da!

What do you think?

-It's good.

-What does the expert think?

Well, I always say to focus on the problem features,

and I definitely think you've got his hair and I think the colours

in the jacket and things are really cool as well, so well done.

-Thanks. Are you happy with it?

-Mm-hm.

-He's happy, I'm happy.

AMINATA LAUGHS

Next up, it's Natasha with her painting of Jada.

Nathan, time for the reveal.

-Ooh. Wow.

-NATASHA LAUGHS

-Is it better than you thought?

-No.

LAUGHTER

Nathan, what do you think of this one?

You've used a lot of colour, you've filled the space.

One thing I will say though is sometimes less is more...

-NATASHA LAUGHS

-But well done.

-So, I'm quite proud of it.

-Well done.

-Did my best.

Let's keep our fingers crossed we can get Jada into the sing off!

Next, Marie's painting of Henry...

That's actually not bad, though. That's actually not.

..and Kelsey's portrait of Nataya.

Ah! Oh, my God! That's actually OK.

Both received positive reviews.

I think the brush strokes are brilliant.

I think it's fantastic, so well done.

Next, will Sherina's painting of her sister Rio

also impress Nathan?

OK, Nathan. Time for the reveal.

Why...? What?!

-LAUGHTER

-That is so bad!

Let's ask the expert.

-NATHAN:

-You did say you were struggling with the nose,

and to be fair it is the hardest part of the face,

and you did give it a go, so well done for that.

-RIO:

-It was horrible. I'm not going to lie, it was really bad.

Rio, I've really tried...

I know, and I'm really proud of you for trying,

-cos you've never painted before.

-I know, I know it didn't look human.

Finally, has Shelly managed to capture Shaun's likeness?

Time for the big reveal.

LAUGHTER

What do you think?

She's lost for words.

This is the first time in five challenges

I've seen you lost for words.

Why is there a tree there?!

Cos there's trees behind.

-NATHAN:

-I actually quite like the trees, so well done.

The detail in the glasses

and the T-shirt, really cool. It's quite good.

Shaun's very annoyed,

cos he wasn't happy with my painting of him.

I don't know why, cos I thought I did my best job.

Is there any resemblance?

He's having a tantrum.

Is there anything alike?

It's decision time.

Whose face wins the race to that final Sing-Off spot?

Now, Nathan, what do you think of the mums' effort?

I chose the winner on the mum that I thought was thinking

most outside the box. The winner is...

-Natasha!

-CHEERING

Well done!

Natasha used a great range of colours

and you captured loads of details of facial features, as well.

-So well done.

-Thank you.

-Congratulations.

APPLAUSE

-Did my best.

-Yeah. And that was good enough.

-Good enough.

This challenge was really different and it made the mums think

in different ways, and Natasha, with one leg,

pulled it out of the bag.

And it's definitely my favourite song yet,

-so I'm really happy that I got into this one.

-Yeah, you're in.

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

So Jada will be joining Annie and Emilly

in tonight's end of show sing off.

They will each be performing their own version

of Taylor Swift's Blank Space.

But first they get to fine-tune their performances

with our musical director, David Tench.

-Yo!

-Hi.

-Welcome to your second Sing-Off, Jada.

-Yeah.

-How are you feeling about that?

-Yeah, I'm quite excited.

This is probably my favourite song out of all of them.

Have you had any thoughts about how you want to tackle it?

-Maybe like a bit slower than the original?

-Here we go.

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things... #

So impressed with Jada today.

She's actually changed the melody a bit.

She's Jada-fied it and it sounds fantastic.

# Let's be friends

# Dying to see how this one ends... #

It was interesting watching Jada in the lesson,

because she was glued to the lyrics.

-Are you going to read these in the Sing-Off?

-No, I'll just learn them.

Really?

Yeah, hopefully I will not forget the words in the actual sing off.

I'm really impressed, Jada.

-That's a cool twist on a popular tune.

-Thank you.

Welcome to your third Sing-Off.

You were pretty confident on your first Sing-Off.

So how are you feeling on this one?

I'm feeling, I think extra confident, because it's my song.

Good.

So I know it, you know, in and out, so I think I'm just going to have

to give it my all and really have no regrets when I come off that stage.

If you're happy, let's give it a go from the top.

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things... #

Annie is fantastic

every time she comes in, she's always assured

and she knows exactly what she wants to do.

# I got a blank space, baby

# And I'll write your name. #

DAVID CHEERS

Yes!

Yes, Annie. This is definitely the Annie version.

-I love it.

-Awesome, thank you.

-Yo.

-Hello.

-How's it going, Emilly?

-Good, you?

Maybe what we should do is just run it from the top

and then I'll listen to you on your own.

-GENTLY

-# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things... #

When she plays that guitar, her voice seems connected with it.

# But I got a blank space, baby

# And I'll write your name. #

Yeah!

Emily's performance was perfect,

except for the fact that she was rushing a bit.

-I think you need to chill the tempo.

-Yeah.

Cos you're barely, barely getting the words out.

If you play too fast for yourself,

it kind of sounds to the audience like you don't want to be there,

like you want it to be over fast.

14-year-old Emilly is a self-taught guitarist from South London.

Something in me knew that I had to do something with music.

So I just kind of picked up the guitar and then I started playing.

So far in the competition, she's struggled with her confidence.

-Can you all like not look at me, please?

-OK.

-Thank you very much.

# Rock-a-bye baby, don't you cry... #

-No, I can't do it.

-It's cool.

-I can't do it.

-It wasn't her kind of song.

I knew I wouldn't be able to sing it.

Cos I don't have a very big range.

And her only opportunity on stage

so far has been to play guitar for another singer.

You know this has never happened before on Got What It Takes?

I'm on your side, I just want to help Annie out, yeah.

But now her first Sing-Off is a chance to prove

she belongs in the spotlight.

I learned how to make myself look less nervous on stage.

-You've waited quite a long time to make it to the Sing-Off.

-Yeah.

So don't just, don't just throw the opportunity away quickly,

-you know what I mean? Take your time.

-Yeah.

# You look like my next mistake... #

Chill.

# Love's a game, want to play? #

DAVID APPLAUDS

What a nice, chilled acoustic version of that tune.

-I'm proud of you...

-Thank you.

-..I think you did really great work.

-Well done, Emilly.

-Thank you.

With rehearsals over, it's time for the Sing-Off and a chance

for three very different performers to take to the stage.

I'm so excited that Emilly's finally got herself into a Sing-Off

and now she's got the chance to get up there, have some fun

and do what she does best.

Each Sing-Off, the mums are the judges

and will vote to decide which performer is the winner.

The person with the most Sing-Off wins after eight episodes

will automatically qualify for the grand final.

Annie is the only one of the three who has won a Sing-Off.

Tonight she could go into the lead.

So we're at our fifth end-of-show Sing-Off now,

and the pressure is really on, as we've only got

three left after this.

Today's song is a really, really popular song

and I can't wait to see what the kids have done with it.

So first up, in her very first Sing-Off, it's Emilly.

APPLAUSE

At last, Emilly has made it to the Sing-Off.

Will she be able to prove herself?

I'm just really looking forward to, like, making my mum cry

in front of everyone on camera. It's going to be absolutely amazing.

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things

# Magic, madness, heaven, sin

# Saw you there and I thought

# Oh, my God, look at that face

# You look like my next mistake

# Love's a game, want to play?

# So it's gonna be forever

# Or it's gonna go down in flames

# You can tell me when it's over

# If the high was worth the pain

# Got a long list of ex-loves

# They'll tell you I'm insane

# Cos you know I love the players

# And you love the game

# Cos we're young and we're reckless

# We'll take this way too far

# It'll leave you breathless

# Or with a nasty scar

# Got a long list of ex-loves

# They'll tell you I'm insane

# But I've got a blank space, baby

# And I'll write your name. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Emilly, that was the first time I've properly heard you sing.

-That was really, really beautiful. Well done.

-Thank you.

Irene, are you proud?

Oh, a very proud feeling.

-Oh, my God. Don't cry.

-I love you.

I did it.

I'm so happy for you. Well done, baby.

APPLAUSE

This was Emilly's time in the Sing-Off

and she was brilliant, smashed it.

My mum started crying, which I said was the target,

and I did it, so...happy about that.

Next up, singing her choice of song, it's Annie.

APPLAUSE

This is Annie's third time in the Sing-Off.

Will her experience on stage give her the edge?

# New money, suit and tie

# I can read you like a magazine

# Ain't it funny? Rumours fly

# And I know you heard about me

# So hey, let's be friends

# I'm dying to see how this one ends

# Grab my passport and my hand

# So it's gonna be forever

# Or it's gonna go down in flames

# You can tell me when it's over

# If the high was worth the pain

# Got a long list of ex-loves

# They'll tell you I'm insane

# Cos you know I love the players

# And you love the game

# Cos we're young and we're reckless

# We'll take this way too far

# Got a long list of ex-loves

# They'll tell you I'm insane

# But I've got a blank space, baby

# And I'll write your name. #

APPLAUSE

Annie, that was another really, really beautiful performance.

I know that song in and out, so I just...

It was amazing to be able to sing it.

Liz, what did you think of Annie's performance?

Oh, I thought it was absolutely brilliant.

Well done, you really did yourself justice. You're awesome.

APPLAUSE

This was Annie's third time in the Sing-Offs

and she was absolutely brilliant this time, again.

She's confident every time.

Fingers crossed, this might get me the second win,

but I'm up against two very good singers,

so I'll just have to wait and see.

So last up, we've got Jada.

APPLAUSE

In rehearsals Jada struggled with the tricky lyrics.

Has she had enough time to remember them?

# Nice to meet you, where you been?

# I could show you incredible things

# Magic, madness, heaven, sin

# Saw you there and I thought

# Oh, my gosh, look at that face

# You look like my next mistake

# Love's a game, want to play?

# Yeah

# New money, suit and tie

# I can read you like a magazine

# Ain't it funny...

# So it's gonna be forever

# Or it's gonna go down in flames

# You can tell me when it's over

# If the high was worth the pain

# Got a long list of ex-loves

# They'll tell you I'm insane

# But I've got a blank space, baby

# And I'll write your name. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Jada, well done. How do you feel it went?

Yeah, apart from messing up the words, I think it went OK.

Natasha, what did you think of Jada's performance?

Wow. That's just...

That's so different to anything I've ever heard you sing or do before,

-and I'm just so proud.

-Well done, Jada.

APPLAUSE See you later.

Jada made a great recovery after that initial stumble.

We picked up from a different point in the song

and then she was fantastic all the way to the end.

I did forget the words a little bit.

I think apart from that it went quite well and, like,

I think it sounded OK.

So we've had three very fantastic, but very different performances.

But now it's down to you guys to decide who the winner is.

Please start voting.

The mums must now vote for the person

they think deserves to win the Sing-Off.

What a brilliant Sing-Off this time.

I honestly think that was the best one yet.

Three fantastic performances and all different.

I've got to say, it's really, really close.

There was just one vote in it, but there can only be one winner,

and the winner today is...

Annie. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

I'm so pleased, I'm so happy.

Oh, you absolutely smashed it. Well done, Annie!

The right person did win.

She knew the song very well, she performed it very,

very, very well and she's got so much confidence.

I'm absolutely buzzing. Well-deserved, Anne.

So now that Annie has won two Sing-Offs, she's the one to watch.

Everyone's going to be trying to catch her up.

Next time...

-# No romance... #

-I could see it in her eyes,

she was getting more and more worried.

Kind of freaking out, just... Just a little.

What on earth is this?

-This is going to be really difficult.

-Don't know what to do.

-Definitely not my favourite challenge.

-No.

-KLAXON

-Oh! Ow!

Yeah!

Ooh, that was high!

SHE SCREAMS

HE LAUGHS

Hey, guys. What's good?

It is Jaymi here, bringing you even more challenges, gossip

and silliness from The Music Mansion.

My mum really thinks she can sing. But she really can't.

-Does she?

-Like, what is that? What is that?!

That's not even, that's not even real clothes!

-You can actually give a lot away through your eyes.

-Oh...

-SHE LAUGHS

-I like it.

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