Boy with autism takes to stage and gets judges going with Michael Jackson Classic

Boy with autism takes to stage and gets judges going with Michael Jackson Classic

Television talent shows are designed to highlight the talents that are hidden in parts of the country or around the world. The talents are brought before the people so that the people with incredible talents can be valued and noticed for who they are. Britain's Got Talent puts the spotlight on a British boy who suffers from autism. He performs commendably on stage, which can leave you speechless. There is no cure for autism these days and the children suffering from autism find it difficult to connect and socialize with people. But this 10-year-old Calum Courtney from Essex, UK can prove to you that you can do wonders with your talent.

1.Calum's melodious performance

When a child with autism stands in front of so many people, the fundamental question that arises is that they may be nervous. Social anxiety is the most common symptom of autism in children. After Calum came in, the judges asked him if he was nervous about the idea of ​​performing in front of the crowd. Calum answered the question with a no, without thinking, calmly and in his sweet voice. The judges were worried and hardly convinced by the boy's answer. By showing the world his true talents with his melodious singing, he cleared all doubts. The judges were so touched by the performance that they had to stand on their feet to appreciate Calum's talent.

2.Judges' comments

After the end of the song, the judges were moved with the boy that he received a standing ovation from them and the audience was pleased and applauded for Calum's singing talent. Judge Simon Cowell ended up saying few notable words for the boy and even gave him two thumbs up. Judge David Williams said Calum should be proud of himself for the absolutely brilliant performance he gave and for choosing such a great song. When Calum heard the judges' appreciation, he couldn't control the tears and his little brother went on stage to hug him. Amanda Holden said that the beautiful reaction she saw on stage was the greatest, especially when they are ten years old.

3.Calum's love of music

Calum's mother says autism is like a blessing for his music. Sure he has problems with socializing, but in the case of music he knows very well how to connect with people. Calum's decision to take part in Britain's Got Talent was obviously based on his love of music. Calum has already performed in public at a local ASDA store. The footage went viral on YouTube, earning it 2 million views. With his beautiful voice, Calum was also in the newspapers of the United Kingdom. Calum's mother says that Calum loves listening to music and he has never been afraid of singing in front of people.

Inspired by Shalini Madhav