VIDEO: Magician Swallows a Bunch of Razors, but When He Starts Pulling the String Everyone is Shocked

Talent shows are a great way to see what people can do and be a witness to amazing things that you could never have seen something like this.

A lot of people think that they don’t really enjoy magic shows and that they are lame, but after what you’ll see in this video you might change your mind about it.

According to dailymail.co.uk, Britain’s Got Talent is known for its plethora of wonderful and weird auditions.

And Saturday night’s episode of Britain’s Got Talent will prove to be no exception, as magician TanBA is hoping to impress the judges with his danger-fuelled act.

The performer, 43, leaves the judges – and no doubt the viewers at the home – curling their toes as he attempts to swallow razor blades in his bid to win a place among the stars at the Royal Variety Performance.

TanBA – who has been known to ‘fart fire’ while performing in his native of Japan – performs the precarious razor blade trick on stage, as well as attempting to eat huge balloons.

The highly risky act has the potential to cause serious injury if it does go wrong and according to The Sun, the magician knows all too well what it’s like to slip up.

He said: ‘All the blades are real. If I make a mistake in the timing, I will be injured.’

‘I’ve had an injury on the inside of my mouth and tongue before,’ TanBA revealed, before continuing, ‘which was very bloody… I do worry.’

Taking to the stage, he eats a lengthy red balloon – much to the amusement of the crowd – before approaching the judging panel with a razor blade.

Enlisting the help of head judge Simon Cowell, TanBA gets the music mogul to demonstrate just how sharp the blade is by cutting a piece of paper with it, before announcing to the audience that he is going to ‘swallow’ it.

Baffled by his statement, Alesha Dixon shouts, ‘No,’ before Amanda Holden tells the hopeful: ‘No, don’t be silly!’

Only to then be left on the edge of his seat, as he proceeds to put the insanely sharp object on the tip of his tongue.

Also attempting to win a yes from the judges on Saturday night’s show are The Pensionaires – a singing duo made up of Henry, 84, and Malcom, 75.

They serenade the crowd with a rendition of ‘You Make Me Feel So Young’, while cheerleading squad the Coventry Dynamites perform a series of hair-raising stunts.

Their performance comes after judge David Walliams claims he prefers the ‘untalented’ acts that grace the competition to those that actually possess a talent.

The Sun reports that David made the frank admission while speaking at a Q&A held in London recently.

He said: ‘The talented people bore me… if I hear another person singing Mariah Carey or Whitney Houston – it’s so boring.

‘I much prefer the untalented people who come on the show as opposed to those who are talented.

‘I like an old man hoola-hooping – that is pure joy.’