Britains Got Talent has two big dance troupes in it’s semi-finals this year and many people have been finding it hard to distinguish between the two.

Diversity and Flawless are both male, street dancing troupes but Ashely from Diversity says that the two groups are actually very different indeed.

In a chat with Unreality TV earlier today group choreographer Ashley Banjo said:

“I can see why people would think we are alike. We are all guys and we all street dance but in reality there are a lot of differences. We both approach dance routines totally differently for one thing. Our name Diversity completely sums us up. We are not manufactured, we are not an audition group. We are friends and brothers, some of us have been dancing together for fifteen years now. We try to make our routines stand out and we aim to keep people interested the whole way through. We like to have at least one ‘wow’ moment in there too.”

When asked if another dance act could feasibly win this year’s series, considering that George Sampson took the title last year, Ashley responded:

“George Sampson was good but he was a solo act. It is like a solo singer winning X Factor one year and a group the next. As a troupe of dancers we bring a whole different feel. We do a lot of lifts, we work our circle a lot, we are very different to George and I hope we can win.”