One of this year's most memorable acts are back in action on Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night as the Sign Along With Us Chour bid for a place in the final.
It was back in April that judge David Walliams hit the Golden Buzzer for an absolutely amazing choir after their unforgettable audition which saw them give an incredibly moving performance of This is Me from The Greatest Showman, which prompted floods of tears and a standing ovation from everyone in the room.
The reaction to Sign Along With Us was huge on Twitter too. One viewer posted: "Myself and my dad that doesn't show his emotions all that often have just cried our eyes out, that was the most deserved golden buzzer," and another reacted: "Game over- put them straight to the Royal Variety Show, these kids are wonderful."
The choir are back on Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night when they take the stage to deliver a medley of Cyndi Lauper's True Colors and Kelly Clarkson's Unbreakable for the judges and virtual audience made up on fans watching from home.
We can't tell you how they get on but we can say you'll be incredibly moved once again!
Who are Sign Along With Us choir?
Sign Along With Us are a choir aged 4-58 from Manchester. Consisting of 37 children and 28 adults, they were formed by by Jade Kilduff, 18, after she started a class for her brother Christian, four, who was told he might not ever talk again.
Thankfully, Christian defied the odds and joined Jade and many others on stage to belt out the world famous movie anthem in their first audition.
Among the other members of Sign Along With Us was Pride Of Britain winner Ella Chadwick, who was presented with her Child of Courage award at the annual ceremony by Simon Cowell.
Due to social distancing guidelins, only some of them will be able to be in the studio for the semi-final, with the rest seen on a video wall at the back of the stage.
