Union J Harmony Challenge Got What It Takes?

Last time... The singers strutted their stuff on the catwalk...

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.

..the mums had an art attack...

-Is it better than you thought?

-No.

Is there anything alike?

..and in the fifth sing-off, Annie took her second win.

Well done, Annie!

Today...

..Union J are the house...

THEY CHEER

Being in the music industry can be a really short-lived thing.

..the singers find it hard to harmonise.

No, you're in the wrong key.

What on earth is this?

-It's going to be really difficult.

-I don't know what to do.

-Definitely not my favourite challenge.

-No.

..and the mums make a big splash.

Oh, that was high!

Aggh!

Oh!

Agggh!

# So, come and tell me what's 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. #

It's another day at the Music Mansion.

-Morning, guys. ALL:

-Morning.

So things are getting very serious now.

There's only three sing-offs left.

Is there any of you who feel like you can put the pressure on Annie

-and take the next win?

-Me!

THEY LAUGH

-So, are you guys ready to find out your next song? ALL:

-Yeah!

Let's go.

If Annie wins the next sing-off, she will be ahead with three points.

I think the others have got to be really, really careful

and they've really got to up their game.

Each episode, 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, how do you feel about this song?

It's quite simple, so I don't think it poses much of a challenge.

It's just whether they can connect to this lyric, and I think they can.

I think, at some point, all kids have felt this

in their lives for whatever reason.

I think that really what they've got to do is just make it their own.

-Shall we get them in?

-Yeah, let's go.

-Hello, guys. ALL:

-Hi!

-Are you excited to find out your next song? ALL:

-Yes.

Today's song is going to be...

..Drag Me Down by One Direction.

I'm really happy it's my song.

# I've got fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy. #

This chart-topping track was the fourth number one single

for boyband One Direction back in 2015,

and their first since the departure of fellow band-mate Zayn Malik.

So, Rio, this is the song that you chose.

Why did you pick this song?

Because it doesn't strike me as a very Rio song.

No, it's something different and out of my comfort zone.

I wanted to try and, like, push myself to different kind of styles.

-Would you like to hear Lauren sing the song?

-ALL:

-Yeah.

# I've got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy. #

I absolutely love this song.

It really suits my voice and I can play the guitar

and I can just jam it.

# The shell of a man who could never be his best. #

I don't know if it will be a song that I can win with.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

I wouldn't think of it to sing, like a One Direction song.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

Thank you, guys. Good luck.

-Work hard and I'll see you later. ALL:

-Bye!

As always, the singers will be tackling the new track with

our musical director, David Tench.

OK, One Direction, Drag Me Down.

Take one, pass it on, please.

And taking on a boyband song is a very different vocal challenge.

We have a One Direction song this time.

And they can be a bit tricky sometimes because there's so much

energy and excitement on those records.

-OK, Rio, this is your song choice.

-Yeah.

-Right, here we go.

# I've got a fire for a heart. #

I was surprised when I found out this was Rio's song.

This is not normally her style, this kind of thing.

# When no-one else was ever behind me. #

I'm really nervous because I want to

set the bar high with my song.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

Yeah! Wicked!

Fantastic. That was really great, Rio. I think that'll be cool.

Do you think it could be the song to put you in front

of the current leader?

Possibly could, but it just depends on how well

these guys sing it also.

14-year-old Rio from Hull is a rising star

with an unforgettable voice.

I think I do have a unique sound.

# If these wings could fly. #

I don't sound the same as everybody else.

# So rockabye, baby. #

She's already been in three sing-offs...

# Tell her to speak up and tell her to shout out. #

..and won one. Rio.

Everything was perfect.

But she's struggled with her confidence every step of the way.

-What's the matter with you?

-I'm just nervous.

-Why?!

It's almost as though Rio doesn't quite believe

in her own abilities.

And being one of the frontrunners isn't helping with her nerves.

Anybody could win at the minute.

The suspense is just, like, killing me.

Like, I just want to know who's won.

Back at the piano, one of Rio's biggest rivals

is about to take on her song.

Two sing-off winner Annie.

How are you feeling at this stage of the competition?

It's getting a bit scary.

But I like this song, I'm liking the sound of it.

-So I'm really excited to give it a go.

-Here we go.

# I've got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy. #

Annie is in the lead and she's gaining more confidence

all the time.

She's the one to watch.

# When no-one else was ever behind me. #

I think she's going to be the hardest to beat, 100%.

So, yeah... I don't know what to say.

And Annie isn't the only one that's feeling confident with the track.

# All my life you stood by me. #

We started in the lesson with Rio singing her song

and then as she listened to everyone else,

I could see in her eyes she was getting more and more worried.

# I've got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy. #

She wasn't expecting other people to come to grips with it so quickly.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

Yeah!

Well done.

Rio, you've heard everyone else sing your song now

and you look a bit worried. What are you thinking?

I'm still really, really panicking.

I just think I could have chosen a better song,

now listening to everybody else, because they're all good!

I'm kind of freaking out

just a little.

There is time, and if you make it to the sing-off,

then we can try and bring out more of what you're going to be doing.

I love working with you guys. Thank you so much. Well done.

-Thank you, David.

-You too.

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

Hey, I'm Emeli Sande

and you're watching Got What It Takes?

Always make sure that you're pushing yourself artistically

and that you're pushing yourself in a place where you really can

be honest with others, and that you can help inspire them.

Two end-of-the-show sing-off spots are up for grabs.

They can only be won in a music industry challenge.

And it's time to find out exactly what that will be.

What do Beyonce, Justin Timberlake and Harry Styles

all have in common?

They earned their fame in groups before finding solo stardom.

And if you want to be a successful group,

your voices have got to sound good together.

SHE SINGS IN HARMONY

Oh, my God, yes!

So today's challenge is all about harmonising,

and you'll be learning from a British boyband

who have that down to a fine art.

# It'll carry you

# I'll carry you

# I'll carry you. #

Oh, I'm so excited and I just can't hide it!

Judging today's challenge

are Union J,

a boyband known for their slick harmonies.

Jaymi, JJ and Josh shot to fame after appearing on The X Factor

and have since gone on to have four UK top ten hits.

-ALL:

-Hi!

-How are you doing?

-Are you OK?

-Yeah.

Before we get to the challenge, have you guys got any questions

about what it's like to be an artist in the music industry?

What's it like to live with the boys all of the time?

-Obviously we argue sometimes, but it's like brothers...

-All the time.

-No, I'm joking!

-We're all messy.

I mean, you guys live together so I'm sure you know

who's the messiest.

I'm not!

Have you got a top tip for us making it into the industry?

It's really important to stay grounded and to spend as much

time with your loved ones, because being in the music industry

could be a really short-lived thing.

Yeah, stay with your friends and keep in touch with them

and make sure you see them whenever you can.

Carry You was Union J's debut single that showcased

their harmonising skills.

# And when the vision you have gets blurry

# You don't have to worry. #

Harmonies are difficult.

# I'll carry you

I'll carry you. #

The key thing is making sure that you're listening to each other.

# I'll carry you. #

Performance over, it's time to set the challenge.

Right, guys, now on to the important part - the challenge.

You guys have one hour to put your own spin on a classic song,

rehearse it, work out the harmonies and get it ready

to perform in front of me and the boys.

In this week's industry challenge, the singers have been split

into pairs and they have each been given a different chart-topping

song that they have to try and harmonise to.

But there's a twist...

The songs are quite classic songs and maybe some of the guys don't

know the songs or maybe weren't even born when the songs were out.

First to find out their song, it's Shaun and Rio.

-Call Me Maybe.

-Are you serious?!

-I mean...

-How are we going to work with that?!

# And this is crazy

# But here's my number

# So call me maybe. #

No, can we change it?

# I just met you. #

-We can work around this.

-Come on.

We can work round this.

Next, it's Emilly and Jeremiah.

Yes! Get in!

-Yes!

-I'm OK with this.

-I'm happy with that!

# You can stand under my umbrella

# Ella, ella, ella, eh, eh, eh. #

It is exactly what we wanted as well.

Next, it's Annie and Jada.

-I hope it's something that we know.

-Yeah, that would be good.

Otherwise, I just don't know what we're going to do.

What on earth is this?!

# Mmmbop, ba duba dop

# Ba du bop ba duba dop

# Ba du bop

# Ba duba dop ba du. #

I don't think anyone knows what this is!

And finally, it's Henry and Nataya.

-Shall we look?

-Yeah.

-"Oops I..."

-Oh!

# Oops I did it again

# I played with your heart. #

-It's not really a Nataya and Henry song, is it?

-No, it's not, no.

-It's not.

-We'll have to put our own spin on it or something.

SHE SQUEALS

Hmm.

Each pair has just one hour to learn the song

and work out the harmonies...

# And this is cra... #

No, you're in the wrong key.

..before they have to perform in front of Union J.

# Eh, eh. #

That was very good.

# Mmmbop. #

-What is this? What have we...?

-No.

# I'm not that innocent. #

# I hate this song so much. #

# And this is crazy. #

Why can you not get that?!

Harmonising can go terribly wrong.

If you're not good at it, it can sound awful.

He's getting it wrong, it's stressing me out!

Oh, I actually don't know how we're going to do this.

But it's not long before a couple of the pairs start to gel.

# So call me maybe. #

OK... OK, we're getting somewhere. Right, three...

I'm really excited.

# You can stand under my umbrella

# Ella, ella, ella, eh, eh. #

I think you need to either work out whether you come up,

or whether you come down a little bit to blend,

do you know what I mean? So you need to be singing at the same level

but the harmony can't overpower.

But for the other two teams, things aren't going so well.

-I don't know what we're going to do.

-No.

It's going to be really difficult. I don't know.

Maybe just forget about harmonies.

I don't know how we're going to learn it and do harmonies.

-The challenge is harmonies, though.

-I know!

I don't know what to do.

-Definitely not my favourite challenge.

-No.

-By no means.

It's got all these weird made-up words that are in no order

whatsoever that we have to learn.

-I don't think we're going to win this one, Jada.

-No.

We pretty much spent the first half hour learning the words

because we just had no idea.

But luckily, the Union J boys are on hand with a bit of advice.

The best advice I can give you is slow it down

and then obviously work...

-It's not an easy song, I'll be totally honest.

-Yeah.

-You don't need to harmonise all the way through it.

-OK.

Just little bits.

You know, most of the songs that we had to sing on X Factor,

I didn't like personally.

If you don't like it, don't like it, but make sure you don't let

us feel that in your performance.

Just pretend it's your favourite song in the world and you sing

it every night before you go to bed.

Time's up.

Two places in the sing-off are up to grabs for the pair

that can impress the Union J boys with their harmonies.

The pressure's been on.

I know a few of them haven't enjoyed the song choice.

We may see a couple of hiccups along the way today.

First up, it's Henry and Nataya with their version of

Oops!... I Did It Again.

-We're first.

-Yes, which is great!

-Which is great!

-The best position!

-Yes!

Good luck. Enjoy it.

# I think I did it again

# I made you believe

# We're more than just friends. #

It was really difficult

and, yeah, it wasn't the most fun of challenges.

# Oops, you think I'm in love

# That I'm sent from above

# I'm not that innocent. #

-Thank you.

-Very good, well done.

-It went OK.

-Yeah, it could have gone better, but...

Second to perform, it's Annie and Jada who are taking on Mmmbop.

-You've got this.

-Let's do it.

# Hey, hey

# Mmmbop, ba duba dop

# Ba du bop, ba duba dop

# Ba du bop, ba duba dop

# Ba du. #

-I think we tried our best to harmonise as well as we could.

-Yeah.

# Ba du bop, ba duba dop

# Ba du, yeah, yeah. #

Well done.

I think it went better than I expected.

Emilly and Jeremiah are third up with their cover of Umbrella.

Right, take it away.

# Baby, cos in the dark

# You can't see shiny cars

# And that's when you need me there

# With you I'll always share. #

Yeah, it was really fun because we're really close,

like best friends, so we just get each other.

Yeah, we bounced off each other.

# Under my umbrella, ella, ella, eh, eh, eh

# Under my umbrella. #

-I think it went really well.

-Yeah, I think it was really good.

-I could see lots of smiles on their faces.

-Yeah.

And, finally, it's Rio and Shaun with Call Me Maybe.

-Good luck.

-Thank you.

-Here we go.

-# Hey, I just met you

-Met you

# And this is crazy

# But here's my number so call me maybe. #

-I still don't like the song, I'm not going to lie.

-No.

-I still don't like it.

-We tried our hardest... We did.

We made it our own.

# But here's my number

# So call me

# Maybe. #

-Thank you.

-Good job.

One or two times when you covered for me.

We covered that up, it's fine!

-We handled that situation.

-Yeah.

Performances over, it's decision time.

-So, that's it...

-Yes.

-..all four pairs.

-Very impressive.

-Very impressive.

-Very talented.

They're really good, aren't they?

The Union J boys are in there deciding who's going to win.

-Is anyone nervous or anything?

-I'm dreading it.

We agree and we think it was the best song on the day.

Well, let's tell them, then.

We have come to a decision. So the winner is...

..Rio and Shaun.

The winners stood out for me because they were clever

with their harmonies and that's one of the things that we said,

be clever, be adventurous.

To do what they did in an hour is really impressive.

-All of you, like...

-All of you did so well.

-Yeah, all of you.

-And it was really tough to obviously decide.

-Yeah.

-Yes, we've done it, we've done it!

-Whoo!

Give us a cuddle.

-So now it's the sing-off.

-I know.

-I'm against you.

-Oh, OK.

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

So it's Rio and Shaun that take the first two spots

in the sing-off, and Jaymi's hung about to break the news to the mums.

The winner of this challenge was...

-..Rio and Shaun.

-Yeah!

Rio and Shaun were spot on. Their harmonies were pitch perfect.

But, overall, just so proud of all the guys.

I think they really stepped up their game.

It's a new day and time for the mums' next challenge.

With Shaun through, Shelly gets to sit this one out,

but Sherina has offered to step in for Natasha,

who was injured in the air guitar battle.

Hey, mums, I hope you're all excited for your next challenge.

This one is so wild, I can't even explain it,

so I'm just going to sing.

# I feel it in my fingers

# I feel it in my toes. #

-Wet Wet Wet!

-Oh!

-We've got water.

-That means the water one.

We're off to our water challenge.

I think we're all a bit worried because we don't know

actually what it is.

We know it's something wet and cold.

We're hoping it's something safe.

Something gentle.

Sorry, mums, gentle is not a word I would use

to describe this challenge.

Today, you will each be taking to the water in a rubber ring

that's being pulled by a very fast speed boat.

-Oh, no!

-Look!

The two mums that hang on for the longest time will then

face off in a final showdown.

And making sure everything's shipshape,

it's our games guru Kevin Adams.

The mum that wins this challenge has got to want it the most, but also

they've got to have good upper body strength

because it is really gripping on!

Hello, mums, and welcome to challenge six

which is wet, wet, wet!

Sherina, you're standing in for Natasha.

How are you feeling right now?

I can't wait. I love it. I'm so excited!

So, Kelsey, tell me, how do you feel about this lake?

I'm nervous about the lake. I don't mind a swimming pool.

-I'm very nervous about a lake and what's in it.

-Ready?

-ALL:

-Yeah!

Me too!

Back at the Music Mansion, the kids are about to find out what

their mums are up against.

Ringos?!

You have rubber rings and they sit on it

and a speedboat drags them along.

Whose mum do we think is going to win this one, guys?

-Liz.

-No, not Liz. Not Liz.

Marie or Liz.

No-one believes in my mum!

Back at the lake, Annie's mum, Liz, is about to take to the water.

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

Liz is super competitive.

Now, she always talks down every challenge

and then, pow, she's in there, always in the top three.

Remember, it's the two mums that can hold on for the longest time

that will face off in a final showdown.

Three, two, one...

Go on, Liz!

She's a bit tense in the shoulder. Relax a bit.

Oh!

Oh!

It looks a bit bumpy.

Come on! Yes, Liz. Do it for Annie.

-Oh!

-Oh, that was high.

Oh!

Liz sets an impressive time to beat,

hanging on for...

-I actually quite enjoyed that.

-Did you enjoy it?

Next up...

-..it's Henry's mum, Marie...

-Agggh!

-..Emilly's mum, Irene.

-Aggh!

..and Nataya's mum, Kelsey...

..who all wipe out in spectacular fashion.

Agggh!

But it's Marie who hangs on for the second longest time so far.

It was fine on the first bit and then kind of got wilder and wilder

and then, in the end, I think I did do a backflip

-off the back.

-Next up, it's Jeremiah's aunt, Aminata.

Whoo!

..who's looking to a higher power to help her.

I'm holding on to my very dear life.

God, help me.

Come on, Aminata! You can do this!

Those legs are kicking.

This is amazing!

Thank you, Jesus! Thank you, Jesus!

Thank you, Jesus!

She... Oh, wow!

Oh!

She's got this.

Well done! Oh, my God!

Despite her unusual technique, Aminata hung on for...

Meaning that she is now in line for a spot in the final showdown...

SHE MUMBLES

..unless Sherina, who is standing in for an injured Natasha,

can beat her in the final run.

Come on! Go on, Sherina!

Three, two, one...

Wow! And she's off!

Yes, Sherina!

Come on, Sherina, hold on tight.

Sherina didn't let go and at one point she had one arm off,

it was a bit like a rodeo, and then she gripped back on again.

Wow!

In an incredible run, Sherina hangs on for...

Meaning that she will face off against Liz in a final showdown.

I just gripped on for dear life!

Well done, Sherina! So proud, so proud!

Hi, guys! Two finalists - Liz and Sherina.

No way!

How are you feeling knowing my sister

-might actually win this one for you?

-That makes me so happy.

OK, mums, this is the big final, two mums in a double ring-off.

Are you ready, ladies?!

-No, not ready, actually.

-So long, sister!

Three, two, one...

Come on, Sherina!

Wow, it's a tighter circuit this time round.

Whoa! Oh, I think there could be a bit of argy-bargy here.

Go on! Whoa!

Oh, her legs are up in the air!

Sherina's done it.

Her iron grip has got Jada that final spot in the sing-off.

-Sherina won!

-This is the best thing ever in my life.

-Well done, Sherina.

-I'm wet, sorry.

-I don't care if you're wet!

I think you did a better job than I could have done.

-It's Sherina!

-It's Sherina.

-No way!

My sister just won the challenge for Jada.

I'm so happy. I'm so happy. Oh, I know.

Thank you, Sherina.

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

So Jada will be joining Shaun and Rio in tonight's end of show

sing-off in front of the mums.

They will each be performing their own version of One Direction's

Drag Me Down.

Now it's up to musical director David Tench

to get the best performance out of them.

Fourth time in this position, right?

So today it's more important to you to win this than before.

-Yes.

-Rio is desperate to win this sing-off.

She really wants to catch Annie.

It's scary.

It's scary.

I can tell she's worried! Here we go, then.

-Let's go from the top of this one.

-OK.

# I got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark. #

I don't really have any ideas of what I'm going to do to the song.

You sounded like you were walking through this, like it was easy.

-No, no, we want some impact.

-OK.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

Rio wanted to stand out from all the other singers.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

So what we've got is a fantastic thing

but the question is have we bitten off more than she can chew?

-All right, Shaun.

-You all right?

OK, from the top.

# I've got a river for a soul

# And baby you're a boat. #

I was really impressed with Shaun.

He knew exactly how he wanted to approach the song.

And it was the opposite of what I expected.

# I've got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark. #

Normally Shaun goes in for long notes, like a ballad approach,

this one he wants to deliver punchy.

# Nobody can drag me down. #

This is a new approach, Shaun.

This isn't what I was expecting from you at all.

-This is a new man.

-Yeah.

-I like it.

Shaun is out of his comfort zone,

and it's a risk.

So whether it goes well for him or not, remains to be seen.

-Hello, Jada.

-Hi.

-Welcome to the sing-off again.

How are you feeling about this one?

Yeah, I'm not sure because I want to do it

-a bit more, like, chilled out. Like, just a kind of...

-OK.

-If you know what I mean?

-Yeah, I do, yeah.

I'm still struggling on how to make it my own.

I wonder what it would be like if you just sang the whole thing

with me playing the drum and I didn't play any piano.

-Do you want to try it?

-Yeah, we could try it.

# I've got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark. #

She's got this wonderful, perfectly in tune, perfectly in time voice.

And so with just the drum behind her, it makes you focus on that.

# Baby, you're my only reason. #

So there I'll just play a few bars.

-I think maybe we should have the piano from there to the end.

-Yeah.

Jada is a 13-year-old R&B diva from Elgin, in north Scotland.

I like singing on stage because it's just a good feeling.

Like, it's just a buzz.

She got off to an incredible start in the Music Mansion...

# I need you to pick me up. #

..impressing one of the biggest pop stars in music history...

Rio and Jada.

-Oh, my God!

-Well done.

-They wrote a really catchy song.

..and showing off her unique style in the first sing off.

# Baby, rockabye. #

She just blew me away.

But her next performance on stage didn't go so well...

# Ain't it funny... #

I did forget the words a little bit.

..and now she has a chance to get back on track.

In the last sing-off you had a little stumble

-and then we picked it up and carried on.

-Yeah.

I mean, it was a bit frustrating at the time afterwards.

But I think I just kind of got over it and just moved on.

That's a really great attitude.

-That's what live performance is all about.

-Yeah.

Rehearsals are over,

it's time for the sixth sing-off.

I think this one is going to be one of our strongest ones.

We've got Jada, we've got Shaun, and we've got Rio,

all very confident in what they do.

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.

So far, Annie is in the lead with two points.

Can anyone catch her up?

Well, welcome to the sixth sing-off.

First up, we've got Rio.

This is Rio's fourth time on the sing-off stage.

If it goes well, she could draw level with Annie.

# I've got a fire for the heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy

# And if I didn't have you there would be nothing left

# The shell of a man who could never be his best

# If I didn't have you, I'd never see the sun

# You taught me how to be someone

# Yeah

# All my life

# You stood by me

# When no-one else was ever behind me

# With your love nobody can drag me down

# Nobody, nobody

# Nobody can drag me down

# Nobody, nobody

# Nobody can drag me down. #

That was a wicked performance.

How do you feel it went?

I'm so proud of myself for remembering the words because I was

really nervous before I sang.

Shall we see what your sister thought?

You smashed it, Rio. I'm proud of you. Well done, Rio!

Rio showed so much control and confidence.

She's like a properly fully fledged artist.

I remembered all the words, I was cool,

I was just chilled about it.

Next up, we've got Shaun.

Shaun has decided to step out of his comfort zone with this performance.

Will his gamble pay off?

# I've got a fire for the heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy

# I got a river as a soul

# A river as a boat

# Maybe you're my only reason

# All my life you stood by me

# When no-one else was ever behind me

# All these lies they can't blind me

# With your love nobody can drag me down

# Nobody can drag me down

# Nobody can drag me down. #

Well done. That was like something I've never seen you do before.

Well done. How do you feel it went?

I feel it went well.

Like, I've done my best, so...

You did yourself proud, mate. You smashed it

and I'm so proud of you.

Shaun's performance today was absolutely on point.

He really wanted to win and he was trying something new.

I forgot some of my words.

I think I said "A baby as a boat,"

so that isn't great.

Last up, we've got Jada.

Jada is going to perform with only a drum to accompany her.

It's a risky move but it could help her stand out.

# I got a fire for a heart

# I'm not scared of the dark

# You've never seen it look so easy

# I got a river for a soul

# And, baby, you're a boat

# Baby, you're my only reason... #

# All my life you stood by me

# When no-one else was ever behind me

# Baby, you're my only reason

# Yeah

# All these lights they can't blind me

# With your love nobody can drag me down

# Nobody, nobody

# Nobody can drag me down. #

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

Yeah, I think it went quite well apart from the little gap

where I missed the lyrics.

But what you did was so good.

You stopped, you waited a little bit and you carried on.

So, well done for that. Natasha, what did you think?

I'm so proud, Jada.

I loved the shade in it, I loved the depth.

It was just so interesting and I loved it.

Jada was fantastic today.

She's got such a unique sound,

but I think what happens is when she gets to the stage,

she's distracted by lights, people looking at her.

I did forget the words a little bit

but I don't think it was that noticeable.

So hopefully it was OK. Yeah.

So, three fantastic performances but now it's the hard bit,

it's time to vote.

The mums must now vote for the person they think deserves to

win the sing-off.

Everybody worked really hard to make the song their own

and make it sound different. And everybody took risks.

I think it was such a wicked sing-off

but there can only be one winner.

And the winner is...

..Jada.

-I won the sing-off.

-You won the sing-off!

-Yes.

-You did an amazing job.

-I'm really happy.

That was absolutely incredible.

I think Jada took a really big risk. It definitely paid off for her.

Jada did so well to win today and I'm proud of her.

I won the sing-off!

-You won the sing-off?

-Yeah!

-Oh, right!

-Woohoo!

-By the way, we're filming right now!

So far, on this Got What It Takes? everybody's been friends.

But you know what? We're getting close to the end -

who knows if that'll stay the same?

Next time...

It's not going to work.

# Eh... #

I just feel a bit defeated.

This was the first time that we saw people really struggling.

-Bring it on.

-Yeah, boy!

-Yeah!

# Hey, what are those and things by your toes?

# You're just a wannabe. #

THEY SCREAM

-The mums got really vicious.

-Get in, Mother!

Hey, guys, it's Jaymi here.

If you want to see even more Got What It Takes? action,

I am your man.

# Won't let go. #

-Amazing!

-Just say you won't let go!

-Just say!

# I did it again

# I played with your heart. #

So if you like the look of this, join me over on the CBBC website

right now for all the backstage goss!