SA amputee dancer gets golden buzzer on 'Britain's Got Talent'
A proudly South African moment!
Breaking stereotypes and putting South Africa on the map, this Mzansi dancer has made us proud.
Musa Motha is a dancer who has been receiving a bounty of praise due to his stellar performance on the renowned BGT. Another noteworthy mention is that he impressed the judges beyond measure - he even got a golden buzzer.
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A golden buzzer is a one way ticket to the semi finals in the competition and yes, Simon, was astounded too.
Watch this breathtaking performance below:
I've never-ever heard a reaction like that in my life
The crowd burst into applause while the judges were filled with tears.
Here is a snippet of Musa’s story:
Musa Motha was diagnosed with cancer at a very young age. His left leg was amputated and stifled his dreams of becoming a football player.
However, this is when he found music and dancing.
"After my amputation I fell in love with music. My friends were dancing at that time and I asked them to teach me how to dance," he told the judges.
Musa added: "I used my left crutch as my left leg, and that is how it started."
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This South African success story truly tugs on our heartstrings. Stay tuned for more from this incredible dancer. We will bring you the latest at East Coast Radio.
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Image courtesy of Musa Motha / Instagram