Street dance act Diversity is the winner of Britain’s Got Talent 2009.
The dancers captivated the nation’s attention at the audition stages, with their slick routine and impressive acrobatic skills to hip hop beats.
Diversity went on to win the judges’ vote in the first semi-final, dancing to a medley of the Mission Impossible theme.
The troupe consists of ten boys, mostly brothers, aged between 12 and 25 from Essex and their energetic routines made them one of the must-see acts of the competition.
Tonight, they did not disappoint.
They danced to a fast-paced medley which included the theme music to Superman. It was an act full of amazing choreography and quick costume changes.
They beat off competition from similar dance act Flawless, comedy duo Stavros Flatley and show favourite Susan Boyle amongst others, to take over George Sampson’s dancing crown. They will now perform in front of the Queen as part of the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium in December.
