An autistic boy delivered a flawless rendition of Michael Jackson’s hit, moving the judges to tears with his remarkable performance.

The young man delivered an incredible performance on the stage in the UK, captivating millions with his song. Discover the judges’ verdict on his performance.

Despite his initial anxiety, 10-year-old Calum Courtney proved more than ready to deliver a stirring performance on Britain’s Got Talent.

Living with a form of autism, Calum’s steady rhythm while singing the Jackson 5 song “Who’s Lovin’ You” was undeniable.

Judge Alesha Dixon inquired about his nerves before taking the stage, to which Calum confidently replied that he wasn’t nervous at all. The judges were stunned as he began.

Throughout his performance, Calum’s family members were moved to tears by his singing prowess. The video of his performance quickly gained popularity, reaching millions of viewers.

Judge David Williams praised Calum as “brilliant,” prompting tears of joy from the young man. In a heartwarming moment, his little brother rushed onto the stage to embrace him.

Amanda Holden described his singing as “fantastic,” noting that it elicited the biggest reaction they had ever seen on the show.