Flawless (dance troupe) by the group's choreographer, Marlon Wallen alongside business partner Amelia Benoit. In the same year they won the National UK Street Dancing Championships now known as Street Dance XXL. In 2006 they performed on the CBBC children's talent show "The Slammer". In 2009, Flawless took part in the third series of "Britain's Got Talent". They auditioned in London shortly before Diversity. Amanda Holden stated they were 'jaw droppingly outstanding', while Piers Morgan called the group 'electrifying'. They received three yeses from the judges. In the Semi-finals, they were the last act of heat 2 to perform. They won the public
Got to Dance which was introduced in the fourth series. Auditions for the first series were held in October 2009 in Edinburgh, Manchester and London. The winning act, 10-year-old Akai, won the £100,000 prize money. A second series of "Got to Dance" began with a special "Warm Up" show that was broadcast on 19 December 2010 then fully on 2 January 2011. The prize money for the second series was £250,000, the largest cash give-away on a television talent show (at the time). The format of the second series of "Got to Dance" was slightly different to the first series. There were eight