Britain's Got Talent fans were divided tonight as voice actor Emily Cass got four yeses by doing impressions of ads. KSI led the judges saying: "That was awesome, you should be proud of yourself." Alesha Dixon added: "You really stand out among all the other people we've seen because you're doing something different."

Emily, 27, who did versions of adverts from M&S, Tesco and Jet 2, split viewers. One said simply: "IT'S A NO FROM ME," while another demanded: "Make this stop." Another posted: "Well that was different... not particularly good but different."

However, others absolutely loved it. One wrote: "That was such a truly wonderful act!" Another agreed: "She was good. After I got what it was about." Others piled in on social media, writing: "Best act in the world!!!! Crying with laughter, absolutely in LOVE!!" Another said: "She was amazing."

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In one impression she mimicked charity appeal adverts, saying: "If you've ever sat at home wondering which one's Ant and which one's Dec you are not alone. But together we can change this." The joke won the approval of Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly who were seen roaring with laughter in the wings.

She opened saying, in the style of a channel announcer: "Well it's been a tiring week of auditions so far but up next Emily Cass from Bournemouth leaves behind her dignity to win a chance to win a performance at the Royal Variety. Strong insults, possible rejection coming up next."

Emily then launched into a Jet 2 Holidays-style promo saying: "Nothing beats a Britain's Got Talent audition - the lights, the cameras and the faint scent of someone else's optimism. And right now you can collect one buzz per judge. That's four red buzzers and you're back home Googling side hustles that don't involve talent."

Simon was heard saying: "I have no idea what's going on." Amanda explained: "She's doing different styles of adverts."

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