Fans of Britain’s Got Talent were disappointed tonight when a brilliant little girl did not receive a Golden Buzzer.

Binita Chetry, eight, grabbed the stage and performed an outstanding act to Eye of the Tiger, which wowed the judges and crowd.

Despite the praise, Binita did not receive the coveted buzzer, which infuriated those watching at home.

One individual said, “What have we just witnessed with the 8-year-old dancer? Wow, incredible. No golden buzzer was ridiculous.” Could win the show.”

Another person commented, “Now THAT was a #GoldenBuzzer act, not some boring bloke who sings loud.”

“That girl deserved a golden buzzer, especially compared to that comedian who got it last week,” said another.

A fourth individual responded, “When you compare last week’s golden buzzers to her not getting it, you have to wonder if the golden buzzer is all preplanned.”

Last week, audiences were not thrilled when comedian Will Burns, 25, received a Golden Buzzer from Ant and Dec.

The BGT superfan demonstrated impressions of David Attenborough and Gary Barlow.

Shortly after her routine, KSI pressed the Golden Buzzer.

Stacey Leadbeatter, a 29-year-old customer service representative, got the audience on its feet when she performed “Run by Snow.”

The crowd kept yelling for her to go to the semi-finals until the YouTuber decided to press the button.