A gang of religious rappers were banned from the Britain’s Got Talent auditions after they threatened the judges.
The four had planned to wow the panel with a song about teaching kids maths.
But the crowd quickly turned on them and started chanting: “Off! Off! Off!” Judges Simon Cowell, 50, Piers Morgan, 45, and
Amanda Holden, 38, also thought their act was a flop and buzzed them off.
But the furious group kicked up a stink backstage and demanded a second chance.
Amazingly, producers let them back on, only to see them voted off again.
Behind the scenes the four, who visit London schools teaching pupils to rap their times-tables, went “berserk” at being branded flops.
And the atmosphere turned even nastier when they demanded a face-off with Morgan, who they felt was the most damning about their act. One of them raged: “We wanna see Piers now!
“Let’s see if he is man enough to say what he thinks of us to our faces.”
After the threat security guards frogmarched the group out.
A show insider said: “Because of their threats and language they had to be kicked out.
“They acted like idiots. Sore losers.”
Last night a BGT spokesman declined to comment.
Daily Star