Well Douglas, a beloved Birmingham artist known as TatVision, made his debut on ITV's Britain's Got Talent, presenting a comedic performance as 'Simon Towell,' a giant papier mache version of the show's head judge, Simon Cowell. Despite receiving four 'no' votes from judges KSI, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden, and Cowell himself, Douglas found joy in the experience. He described the performance as a surreal beach scene, with laughter from the audience and his partner, Poonam, who narrated the act. Douglas's artistic endeavors, including his Felt Tipsy events, aim to foster creativity and laughter within the Birmingham community. He expressed pride in representing Birmingham and hopes to return to the show with an even more elaborate costume in the future. His work critiques celebrity culture and promotes self-love, showcasing the lighter side of art.