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Musa Motha felt he ‘failed the world’ after not winning Britain’s Got Talent

Amputee dancer Musa Motha has gained tons of respect all around the world after his stellar performance on the international talent competition Britain’s Got Talent. Despite the love shown, after not winning the competition, Musa shared that he felt like he “failed the world.”

Musa made history on the talent show when all four judges pressed the Golden Buzzer which took him straight to the semifinals.

Sharing his feelings with his Instagram followers, Musa said, “In life we focus more on the future and don’t realise we are in the middle of what we prayed for. Just last night I was avoiding to check my socials because I felt like I have failed the world by not winning the @bgt even not making it to the top 3/2… but then I have realised how blessed I am to have reached so many hearts and my mission is complete. Thank you to @bgt for the opportunity.”

Musa, who resides in London, England, then shared the exciting news that he won the Emerging Artist Award from the National Dance Awards.

He wrote, “And guess what??? Today we won an award for the Emerging Artist ???????✨✨✨. Thank you National Dance Awards for this beautiful award and recognition.”

The award-winning dancer also sent a shoutout to Viggo Venn, a Norwegian comedian and winner of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent.

“…He is amazing and he deserves the win. ????.”

 

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