Changes: The Headless Men

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The Headless Men are a dance duo, an alternative dance duo and variety act who participated in both Series 12 & Series 14 of Britain's Got Talent. The duo were aged twenty seven & thirty two, by the time of their second audition.

Series 12

The duos performance impressed the judges and they advanced onto the following round, however they failed to reach the Semi-Finals. Their performance was never televised, however they were seen in the second round, upon a card that the judges used whilst deliberating.

Series 14

The duos second audition was televised. In their audition they tap danced to several a medley of songs which included 'Put Your Hand on My Shoulder' by Paul Anka, 'Where’s Your Head' at by Basement Jaxx, 'Out of Our Heads' by Take That, and a rap version of the children’s nursery rhyme 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes'. They originally danced by holding up opened umbrellas, before then closing them and tap dancing with them closed. Midway through their performance the music stopped before continuing and hitting 'Raindrops Falling On My Head' by B. J. Thomas before the medley concluded by returning to Out of Our Heads by Take That. The duo concluded their performance by dropping their umbrellas and laying down upon the stage before then getting up and high fiving one another. Alesha described the act as both ‘Fun’ and ‘weird.’ Amanda added her belief that the duo had done ‘Brilliantly well.’ David went on to add that he didn’t know what to say before stating ‘If you like to see Headless people tap dancing- this is the act for you!’ before adding that there was a big audience for it. Simon concluded that he believed described the act as ‘fun’ and went on to add that he believed it were both ’different’ and ‘memorable.’ The duo advanced onwards to the following round, however they failed to reach the Semi-Finals, once again.

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 ==Series 14==
-In their audition they tap danced to several a medley of songs which included 'Put Your Hand on My Shoulder' by Paul Anka, 'Where’s Your Head' at by Basement Jaxx, 'Out of Our Heads' by Take That, and a rap version of the children’s nursery rhyme 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes'. They originally danced by holding up opened umbrellas, before then closing them and tap dancing with them closed. Midway through their performance the music stopped before continuing and hitting 'Raindrops Falling On My Head' by B. J. Thomas before the medley concluded by returning to Out of Our Heads by Take That. The duo concluded their performance by dropping their umbrellas and laying down upon the stage before then getting up and high fiving one another. Alesha described the act as both ‘Fun’ and ‘weird.’ Amanda added her belief that the duo had done ‘Brilliantly well.’ David went on to add that he didn’t know what to say before stating ‘If you like to see Headless people tap dancing- this is the act for you!’ before adding that there was a big audience for it. Simon concluded that he believed described the act as ‘fun’ and went on to add that he believed it were both ’different’ and ‘memorable.’ The duo advanced onwards to the following round, however failed to reach the Semi-Finals.
+The duos second audition was televised. In their audition they tap danced to several a medley of songs which included 'Put Your Hand on My Shoulder' by Paul Anka, 'Where’s Your Head' at by Basement Jaxx, 'Out of Our Heads' by Take That, and a rap version of the children’s nursery rhyme 'Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes'. They originally danced by holding up opened umbrellas, before then closing them and tap dancing with them closed. Midway through their performance the music stopped before continuing and hitting 'Raindrops Falling On My Head' by B. J. Thomas before the medley concluded by returning to Out of Our Heads by Take That. The duo concluded their performance by dropping their umbrellas and laying down upon the stage before then getting up and high fiving one another. Alesha described the act as both ‘Fun’ and ‘weird.’ Amanda added her belief that the duo had done ‘Brilliantly well.’ David went on to add that he didn’t know what to say before stating ‘If you like to see Headless people tap dancing- this is the act for you!’ before adding that there was a big audience for it. Simon concluded that he believed described the act as ‘fun’ and went on to add that he believed it were both ’different’ and ‘memorable.’ The duo advanced onwards to the following round, however they failed to reach the Semi-Finals, once again.
 [[Category:Alternative Dance Acts]]
 [[Category:Variety Acts]]