A young performer with charisma
Twelve-year-old Ellis Chick walked onto the stage and instantly captured everyone’s attention. Full of confidence and charm, he declared his motto: “#YOLO” (You Only Live Once), explaining that he sings and dances constantly. His playful energy and natural stage presence made him an immediate crowd favorite, but what really caught everyone’s eye was his striking resemblance to judge David Walliams.
A flawless, jazzy performance
Ellis performed “You Make Me Feel So Young,” a classic made famous by Michael Bublé. He didn’t just sing—he grooved, swung, and owned the stage like a seasoned performer. His pitch-perfect vocals and cheeky showmanship left the judges both relaxed and amazed. Alesha Dixon called him a “complete showman,” while Amanda Holden praised his song choice and admitted she had “never been so relaxed watching someone so young perform.”
Walliams’ hilarious reaction
David Walliams couldn’t resist the uncanny resemblance, joking that Ellis was his “mini-me” and “a little version of me if I had any talent.” Simon Cowell, impressed by his confidence, advised him to avoid “corny pub singer habits,” but ultimately applauded his remarkable skill.
Four enthusiastic yeses
The judges unanimously sent Ellis through to the next round, confirming him as a talented young performer—and unofficially, David Walliams’ pint-sized doppelgänger. His charm, talent, and stage presence proved that age is no barrier when it comes to stealing the spotlight.