During the latest auditions of Britain's Got Talent, viewers were left appalled by an act performed by Fakir Testa, 45, which involved standing on blades pressed against his neck. The performance led to widespread criticism, with many viewers taking to social media to express their disgust, labeling it 'utterly inappropriate' for a family show. ITV responded by issuing a 'do not try at home' warning. Judges Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon showed their discomfort by pressing the red buzzer, while the audience reacted with horror. Despite the backlash, the act gained some support from the live audience, with KSI calling Testa a 'madman.' Alesha later reversed her buzzer decision, allowing Testa to advance in the competition. The incident has sparked a debate about the nature of entertainment on family shows and the responsibility of broadcasters in presenting such acts.