Britain's Got Talent viewers divided as magician Jack Rhodes sails through to the final - but fans point out he's the ONLY British act to succeed so far

British magician Jack Rhodes and Japanese Double Dutch group Haribow have joined the Britain's Got Talent grand final line-up. British magician Jack Rhodes and Japanese Double Dutch group Haribow have joined the Britain's Got Talent grand final line-up - with viewers divided by the result Japanese skipping group Haribow also won a spot in Sunday's final after Simon said they were 'one of the best acts we've ever had' based on 'skill and being unique' The second live semi-final of the week saw magic man Jack receive the most votes from the public and win an automatic final place, after a performance involving card tricks, dynamite and the magician breaking out of a TV. Britain's Got Talent viewers were left fuming during the second live semi-final of the series on Tuesday as the judges praised already established K-pop band Blitzers Viewers also hit out at other acts, including cheerleaders Lady Grenades who have travelled the world to compete in international competition South Korean Blitzers band were one of the acts to face the viewing public and judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli Blitzers' first EP Check-In reached number 12 in the Korean charts in 2021, with their second, Seat-Belt, getting to number 11 just five months later, and their third, Win-Dow, reaching number 10 in 2022. They were praised by the panel for their slick performance, with Amanda describing the group as 'box ready' Blitzers were formed by record label Wuzo Entertainment in Korea 2021 and first EP Check-In reached number 12 in the Korean charts that same year Elsewhere, viewers noted that cheerleaders Lady Grenades were also experienced, having travelled the world to compete in international competitions The under 18 cheerleading team are part of the Coventry Dynamite Cheerleading collective and last month competed in the USASF cheerleading worlds in Florida The audience at home was quick to take to social media to point out K-pop boyband Blitzers had already had some success in Korea Another viewer who is already a fan of the band, wrote: 'Can all of us k-pop stans or blitzers stans watching agree we will definitely vote for them to get to the final tonight!'