Third time lucky for pint-size popstars?

BBC Naturalist Chris Packham with The Childish!

Milton Keynes youngest rappers Indiana aged 11, Kale 15 and Johnson 16 get another chance to impress BGT Producers.

The siblings formed their band then called The Stencil Pencils during the first Covid outbreak in 2020 because of a homework project set by their teachers to either write a poem or a song.

They not only wrote a hit viral song called 'Quarantine/Covid19' but got together as the world's youngest rappers, indiana being only 6 years old at the time!

The band's first single was shown on CITV Scrambled! show where they won the best song competition and quickly gained support from the UK's dearly departed Queen who said she was "touched by their songs" after they performed at care homes around the UK, The Sun Newspaper calling them 'Everyday Heroes' - for putting a smile back on the faces of many elderly residents!

Radio 2 DJ Jo Whiley with Johnson and Kale from The Childish!

The then Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "The government is well aware of the impact that the pandemic has had on school pupils and is encouraged by what you have undertaken to brighten everyone's especially care home residents lives.

Their newly appointed majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla are saying "It is in the creative communities with children such as yourselves, that have kept us all going, during these difficult times, for which we are all extremely grateful".

With all the media interest they were excitingly accepted to perform at BGT (Britain's Got Talent) but sadly the Coronavirus outbreak became far worse and the show was put on hold. The band continued rehearsing and perfecting their live shows with appearances around the UK at top summer festivals, culminating in the band opening the 'City of Codes and Light' celebrations for Milton keynes becoming a city in 2022 with headliner Eurovision Superstar Sam Ryder performing with them at the event!

The band were at last invited to audition for BGT in Manchester in front of the celebrity judges including Simon Cowell who gave the band a big thumbs up, after controversy surrounding its final decision not to feature the band due to new judge Bruno Tonioli, mistakenly awarding too many Golden Buzzers throughout the show!

From left Kale, Indi and Johnson as The Stencil Pencils 2020

The band are now back again for their third possible appearance, and are so happy and excited to finally have a chance to show everyone just how good songwriters they really are, with their lively audition on Saturday 23rd November at Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester..Indi says "We can't wait to knock their blocks off!"