Audience was thrilled with Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep at the final of Britain's Got Talent

Huong Giang June 4, 2018 08:48

Two Vietnamese "circus princes" made judges and audiences burst into tears when they deliberately staged a prop to fall while performing a dangerous head stack act.

Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep's performance at the final night.

On the evening of June 3 (UK time, early morning of June 4 Hanoi time), brothers Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep competed in the final round of Britain's Got Talent with 9 other contestants. The program was broadcast live on the UK's ITV channel. The Giang brothers from Vietnam competed sixth, after singing and comedy performances...

The couple appeared on stage in military uniforms with national flag badges. After performing some warm-up moves such as push-ups, support, and basic balance, Quoc Nghiep suddenly took off his shirt, showing off his six-pack abs, making the judges and audience excited. The two brothers performed their signature head stack, but at a more adventurous level than the preliminary and semi-final rounds.

Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep wearing military uniforms in the final of Britain's Got Talent 2018. Photo:Hai An

This time, they did not go up and down the stairs but moved on 6 precarious and dangerous support pillars. Quoc Co was extremely nervous as he had to concentrate all his strength to maintain his balance while carrying Quoc Nghiep on his head and step accurately on each support pillar. When he was about to step on the 5th pillar, which was also the highest pillar, suddenly this support pillar fell, all the remaining pillars also shook violently and fell with it. The judges and the audience had a moment of heart-stopping fear.

Amanda Holden even covered her face, not daring to watch any longer. After standing on the fourth pillar for a long time, quite a distance from the safe position, Quoc Co decided to take a long jump to the wide support. He landed safely with Quoc Nghiep still on top. All four judges stood up, expressing their excitement with this performance. The audience continuously cheered and encouraged the two brothers. Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep burst into emotions, hugging each other tightly on stage.

The judges were scared out of their wits when the Giang brothers had an accident with their performance props.

The MC revealed that this was the first time Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep had completed the competition without a safety belt. Judge David breathed a sigh of relief after the performance: "We all tried very hard. If you watch the performance in a movie, people will say it's a technique. This is really an impressive, unbelievable performance." Alesha shared that she thought the Giang brothers could not overcome this challenge, but in the end they did. Amadan Holden admitted that, as a woman, she was thrilled with the dangerous performance of the Vietnamese contestants. Judge Simon Cowell commented that Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep had improved their performance a lot compared to the previous two rounds.

A member accompanying Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep revealed that the incident of the pillar falling while the two brothers were performing was actually a deliberate setup to increase the drama of the act.

In addition to the performance of the Giang brothers, the final night of Britain's Got Talent also featured the singing performance of contestant Calum Courtney, The D-Day Darlings, father and son duo Jack & Tim, the comedy performance of Lost Voice Guy Lee Ridley, the dance group DVJ... As a result, "the guy with no voice" Lost Voice Guy Lee Ridley with his comedy performance won the championship of Britain's Got Talent 2018. He received a prize of 250,000 pounds and a performance for the British Royal Family. The next two positions respectively belonged to Donchez Dacres and Robert White.

Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep not being in the top 3 not only surprised Vietnamese fans but also many international audiences expressed their regret on the contest's fanpage. They thought that the Giang brothers deserved to be recognized with higher achievements for their wonderful, emotional performance on the Britain's Got Talent stage.

Quoc Co hugged his younger brother tightly, bursting with emotion after completing the risky competition.

Although he did not win the final, Quoc Co was still satisfied with the performance of the two brothers on the British stage. "We have completed our mission. That is the mission of Vietnamese people always holding their heads high. The award is no longer important to us. Because we have done what we wanted, which is to show the world what Vietnamese people and Vietnamese circus are like. I feel very happy and satisfied because after serious injuries, I still completed my performance completely. Now I just wish to go home quickly to hug my wife and children. They are the ones who have experienced anxiety, sadness and tears for me in the past days. Thank you everyone for watching, encouraging and wishing us," Quoc Nghiep shared.

Quoc Co - Quoc Nghiep share their feelings after competing in the final round of Britain's Got Talent.

Britain's Got Talent is a famous British talent search contest. The show began airing in 2007 with famous judges such as Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Piers Morgan, David Hasselhoff, Michael McIntyre, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams. The winner of the contest will have the opportunity to perform for the Queen of England.

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