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IF YOU NEED something to put a smile on your face this morning, you’ve come to the right place.
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Sean-tastic and Famous Seamus (real names Cormac and Cian) are Lords of Strut, a dance/comedy/acrobatics duo from Cork. If that sounds unusual, it’s because it is.
The lads popped up during the last round of Britain’s Got Talent auditions last night, and nobody was really sure what to make of their 80s get up. But then…
The pair are pretty much veterans in the business – they’ve been on the go since 2008, performing on the Late Late and in RIOT, the must-see show of last year’s Dublin Fringe Festival.
People already think they should win the whole thing.
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#lordsofstrut are brilliant!!!! Totally should win the whole show! Fantastic!
The duo impressed all the judges except Simon (of course) and have secured a place in the semi-finals. We cannot WAIT to see what they pull out of the bag for that.
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A unique comedy duo from Cork completely wowed the audience on Britain's Got Talent
IF YOU NEED something to put a smile on your face this morning, you’ve come to the right place.
Sean-tastic and Famous Seamus (real names Cormac and Cian) are Lords of Strut, a dance/comedy/acrobatics duo from Cork. If that sounds unusual, it’s because it is.
The lads popped up during the last round of Britain’s Got Talent auditions last night, and nobody was really sure what to make of their 80s get up. But then…
ACTUAL GASP.
The pair are pretty much veterans in the business – they’ve been on the go since 2008, performing on the Late Late and in RIOT, the must-see show of last year’s Dublin Fringe Festival.
People already think they should win the whole thing.
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We couldn't find this Tweet
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We couldn't find this Tweet
The duo impressed all the judges except Simon (of course) and have secured a place in the semi-finals. We cannot WAIT to see what they pull out of the bag for that.
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