Britain's Got Talent fans were left in awe and fear as they witnessed a daring performance that pushed the boundaries of danger. The act, performed by Liwei Yang, a fire-breathing artist from Taiwan, left the audience and judges in shock and admiration. But here's where it gets controversial... While the judges praised her bravery and skill, some viewers took to social media to express their concerns about the potential risks involved. One fan wrote, 'BGT this is surely extremely dangerous, one spark towards the audience and chaos.' Another added, 'Of course I’m not trying this at home.' Despite the safety concerns, Liwei's performance was met with a standing ovation from the judges. Simon Cowell exclaimed, 'My God, this is the first good audition today. Thank God for you. That was actually quite incredible. I’ve never ever seen anything like that.' KSI agreed, 'Being able to flip with your legs a pot of fire. What an act.' Alesha Dixon praised her, saying, 'It was visually stunning but at the same time really thrilling, really dangerous, really different.' Amanda Holden added, 'I was really worried how close to that fire you came – it was super dangerous, so well done, it was so good.' Liwei received four yeses and advanced to the next round. Backstage, Ant and Dec told her she was 'tremendous' and joked about the safety concerns, saying they'd be worried about their furniture if they went for dinner with her. So, what do you think? Is Liwei's performance a masterpiece of bravery or a reckless display of danger? Share your thoughts in the comments below and let's discuss!
