Britain's Got Talent Golden Buzzer act Kojo Anim has vowed to become a solo star after 20 years helping other comedians.
Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, the London comic, 39, admitted he was 'emotional' after Simon Cowell pressed that famous buzzer to send him through to the semi-finals, as he wowed viewers on Saturday with his hilarious routine.
Kojo also admitted he decided to audition after decades working as a comedian at his London club, which is famed for kick-starting the career of Hollywood superstar Kevin Hart.
When asked how he felt when Simon pressed that Golden Buzzer, Kojo told MailOnline: 'Emotional! My career flew in front of my eyes. It was a huge risk, I was afraid of being judged.
'I didn’t even dream what would happen, happened. It was Tiffany, my fiancee, who encouraged me to audition. She reminds me of that!
Kojo went onto speak about how he felt in the moments leading up to his audition, saying: 'Before my audition I was anxious, it’s a massive show. But I love performing live. I don’t want to just put my comedy routines up online - I want to be on stage.
'BGT gives me the opportunity to do what I do to a wide audience. And I am a dad now, I want to provide for my son and give him the best opportunities in life.
Before his BGT breakthrough, Kojo had opened for acts such as Kevin Hart and Chris Rock, and has helped numerous others break onto the scene through his club Kojo’s Comedy Fun House.
As he took to the stage on Saturday, both viewers and the judges were left in hysterics by his stellar audition, as he joked about his African heritage, extortionate black taxi fares and waiting in line at a bank.
As the panel praised his performance, Simon confessed that while he did not generally enjoy watching comedians, before pushing the Golden Buzzer in a heartwarming moment.
Britain's Got Talent continues on Saturday 20th April at 8pm on ITV.