Britain's Got Talent fans left 'sobbing' after Simon Cowell breaks show rules for 'incredible' act

Britain's Got Talent viewers were left 'sobbing' after judge Simon Cowell broke the show's rules and awarded a second Golden Buzzer on Saturday. Britain's Got Talent viewers were left 'sobbing' after judge Simon Cowell broke the show's rules and awarded a second Golden Buzzer on Saturday Each member of the panel is awarded one press of the Golden Buzzer per series, which sends acts straight through to the live semi-finals, but the music mogul, 65, was so blown away by charity band Electric Umbrella he couldn't resist As 11-year-old Oliver joined the stage revealing he wanted to become the best guitarist in the world - adding he was an admirer of AC/DC's Angus Young. After Simon broke the rules and hit the buzzer the Blackpool audience burst into applause as gold confetti fell from the ceiling and he headed onto the stage to congratulate the singers Taking to X fans gushed: 'Sobbing, I love them so much': 'Oh my god this act on BGT has got me feeling all the emotions' But some fans at home were left way more unimpressed after stressing they couldn't 'even hear the guitar' during his live act and raced to X to remark the issue: 'You can’t even hear the guitar #bgt'; 'Couldn't hear him playing the backing track was so loud and it looked fake tbh'; 'Couldn’t tell because you played music over him'; 'Why is that annoying back ground music always playing. Not a golden buzzer for me'; 'They probably feel pressured to press the button by the audience'; Meanwhile other viewers couldn't stop gushing over the astonishing performance, adding the golden buzzer was instead 'well-deserved', commenting: '#BGT this 11 year old guitar prodigy just blew us away in Britain’s got talent'; 'Some golden buzzers this year have been horrendous.