Musa Motha, a 27-year-old amputee dancer from South Africa, moved the world with his breathtaking performance on ‘Britain’s Got Talent,’ where his extraordinary spirit earned him the first-ever group Golden Buzzer in the show’s history.
Musa loved playing soccer as a young boy. But his world changed when doctors found cancer in his leg. To save his life, they had to amputate his left leg. “I just said to myself, ‘I’m going to live with this,’” he shared.
Instead of letting despair take root, he discovered hope in rhythm. “After my amputation, I fell in love with music,” he said.
Dance became his voice of resilience. He mastered African street dance, expressing emotions words could not contain.
On the BGT stage, Musa delivered an interpretative dance so powerful it silenced the audience. They rose to their feet, shouting for the Golden Buzzer.
Though all the buzzers were already used, the judges made an exception. They pressed it together in a historic moment that filled the stage with confetti and tears.
“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” (Philippians 4:13)
WATCH: Dancer With One Leg Earns Historic Golden Buzzer on ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
