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Remember the cute Brummie street dancer who wowed the nation on Britain’s Got Talent? Well look at him now!

Aidan Davis is all grown up and is releasing new music.

He shot to fame in 2009 aged 12, when he impressed millions of viewers with his dancing.

The boy from Selly Oak is now 19 and has transformed into a tattoed hunk who’s releasing his first single and video - see below.

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His single Couldn’t Care Less comes after teaming up with Birmingham-based producer and engineer Dno Prime.

His Instagram account shows pictures of him working out in the gym with bulging muscles – a far cry from the cheeky lad on BGT.

Aidan, a former pupil at Kings Norton’s St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School, wowed the judges with his body popping routine to Flo-Rida’s Low, with Simon Cowell calling him “super, super, super talented”.

Watch Aidan on BGT

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With his flat cap, he looked like a young Peaky Blinder before they even existed.

He sailed through the semis but then came fifth in the final, won by Diversity over Susan Boyle, and Simon made him cry when the judge said his performance wasn’t as good as in the semis.

Aidan had to be comforted by Ant and Dec and left the stage in tears, despite praise from Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan.

Later Simon took the rare step of apologising, saying: “My biggest regret of this year was with Aidan. I made him cry by describing his performance as lacklustre compared to his appearance the night before, and that made me feel worst than anything else.

“It was a huge, huge mistake. Looking back, I know I could have been kinder.

“In the heat of the moment, I had treated him as I would an adult, forgetting that he was only an 11-year-old child with a dream.

“I apologised to him afterwards, but it didn’t make me feel any better about it. Moral of the story? I don’t always get it right.”

Aidan bounced back to go on the official Britain’s Got Talent tour and supported Diversity on their tour.

He was offered a role in the Billy Elliot musical in the West End but instead began presenting CBBC’s Friday Download.

He also sang at the Fusion Festival in Cofton Park in 2014.

Among his career highlights was being the face of a TV advertising campaign in Turkey for Cheetos crisps.