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Rachael Wooding - controversy

Should there be a section in the controversy section about fans' reactions to Rachael being "already famous" (for those who know her from the West End) for an "amateurish" show? Fans have reacted to it on social media sites like Twitter. If there is a section about Simon pressing his buzzer for Boogie Storm rather than her, why isn't this also in the controversy? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.162.29.207 (talk) 19:56, 9 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Flying Bebop were not buzzed

I removed the note about Simon accidentally buzzing Flying Bebop, this was not the case: according to the official Britain's Got Talent twitter:

https://twitter.com/BGT/status/735191302585737217 - "For those who heard a buzzer during Flying Bebop - apologies. We were testing the buzzers while the pre-record was going out and.... (1/2)"
https://twitter.com/BGT/status/735191584069718016 - "... the volume from the studio floor was turned up by mistake. @flying_bebop were NOT buzzed! (2/2)"

So the buzzer heard during their performance was a technical error, and not any of the judges accidentally buzzing. -Andromedabluesphere440 (talk) 09:21, 26 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]