When Aaron Marshall walked onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage, nobody expected what was about to happen. Dressed like an everyday musician, he politely told the judges he’d be performing “Let It Go” from Frozen.
Amanda Holden’s face lit up instantly — it was her favorite song. A classic. Safe. Sweet.
Then… he began.
What followed wasn’t the gentle Disney melody anyone expected. Instead, Aaron unleashed a deep, guttural metal scream that could’ve rattled castle walls. The crowd gasped. Amanda’s face twisted in disbelief.
Within seconds, she slammed her red buzzer.
Simon Cowell laughed.
David Walliams clapped in shock.
But Aaron didn’t stop.
He roared through the verses, transforming Elsa’s anthem of freedom into something fierce, chaotic, and — somehow — unforgettable. The audience, caught between horror and hilarity, started waving their arms and singing the original lyrics over his growls.
By the final chorus, the theater had turned into a bizarre mix of metal mayhem and Disney singalong.
When the music stopped, Amanda couldn’t hide her disgust.
“I found that offensive,” she snapped. “Every little princess’s nightmare.”
But the other judges didn’t agree.
Simon smirked and said, “Actually… I kind of loved it.”
Alesha laughed, calling it “the weirdest thing I’ve ever enjoyed.”
David Walliams added, “That was brilliantly mad.”
With three “Yes” votes, Aaron advanced — leaving Amanda fuming and the internet buzzing.
Love it or hate it, one thing’s for sure:
Nobody will ever hear “Let It Go” the same way again.
