Maltese singer Giorgia Borg 'floored' judge Alesha Dixon and won the coveted Golden Buzzer on tonight's Britain's Got Talent.
The former Mis-Teeq rapper and singer pressed the buzzer after the 10-year-old talent belted out a song she had written herself on the ITV talent show.
The vocal powerhouse impressed Alesha and fellow judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and David Walliams and sailed through to the semi-finals.
Viewers watching at home were amazed by the youngster's big voice and songwriting skills.
"She's ten years old and she's nailing songwriting already," tweeted one BGT viewer.
"No she's 10 years old," gasped another.
"Malta’s next Eurovision song entry!" tweeted another.
Another asked: "How is this girl 10 omg. She’s so incredible her voice is so rich and mature ahhh I love her."
Music boss Simon said about her confident performance: "I just knew when I woke up this morning this was going to be a great day. It was amazing,"
"I cannot believe you are 10-years-old," said fellow judge David Walliams.
Alesha, who Giorgia had earlier described as a 'Queen', then raced to the stage and pressed the buzzer saved for their favourite acts of the series.
"It takes a lot to really,really move me and you floored me," she praised.
"Your vocal capability, your lyrical capability. You are 10 years old."
