Britain’s Got Talent hopeful Honor Logan has revealed that she hopes to make it onto the live semi finals of the ITV show, despite disappointing judge Simon Cowell with her audition piece.

The teenage singer from Riddrie, Glasgow, revealed that Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan enjoyed her rendition of ‘Don’t Cry For Me Argentina’, but Simon Cowell was not convinced.

She told the Sunday Mail: “It is an amazing feeling to have made it through. My mum suggested I try out for Britain’s Got Talent and I had a great time.

“There were 15,000 people at the first audition, which was just for the producers.”

Honor made it through and was invited back to sing for the panel of judges in the televised audition.

She said: “It was scary to perform for them but it was amazing – everything I had expected and more.

“Piers and Amanda liked it but Simon didn’t. He said it was theatrical and didn’t vote for me but the others did.”

Honor added: “When I came off, my family must have thought I hadn’t got through as my face was like thunder after what Simon said. Amanda even argued with him.

“He is my favourite judge so I’m determined to prove him wrong next time.”

Check out the video of Honor singing below and let us know if you think she has a choice.