South Africans outraged about Musa Motha not winning Britain's Got Talent

South Africans outraged about Musa Motha not winning Britain’s Got Talent

South Africans across the country were left super proud after watching Musa Motha — an amputee born in Sebokeng, Johannesburg perform on the Britain’s Got Talent stage. Last week, the dancer — who is based in London — became one of the 10 finalist on the show and one week later gave a stunning performance to compete […]

SA amputee dancer Musa Motha on Britain’s Got Talent. Images via YouTube screenshot

South Africans across the country were left super proud after watching Musa Motha — an amputee born in Sebokeng, Johannesburg perform on the Britain’s Got Talent stage. Last week, the dancer — who is based in London — became one of the 10 finalist on the show and one week later gave a stunning performance to compete for the grand prize.

Despite putting his best foot foward, Musa did not walk away victorious. His lost has resulted in outrage among South Africans, who truly believed that he deserved to win.

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Just last week, Britain’s Got Talent participant Musa Motha had thousands of viewers weeping after watching his performance.

Many sincerely believed that the 27-year-old, who lost his leg when he was only eight years old, would win the grand prize.

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Before the show’s finale, his mom Ntokozo Matale shared that she had all the faith in her son who fearlessly pursued a career in dance despite being an amputee.

Taking to the stage on Sunday 4 June, he gave a killer performance but unfortunately it was not enough for the judges who gave the prize to comedian Viggo Venn.