About
Ashley Glazebrook and Glen Murphy, born and bred South Londoners, met at the renowned 'Brit School of Performing Arts.' Known as Twist (Ash) and Pulse (Glen), they gained fame after they secured 2nd place on ITV’s 'Britain’s Got Talent' and recently won the title of 'Champion of Champions' in the latest series, 'Britain's Got Talent
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The Champions.' They advanced after Alesha Dixon awarded them the Golden Buzzer and then secured 1st place in the final against Got Talent finalists from across the world. Their journey since ‘BGT’ has been a whirlwind. They have performed worldwide, even serving as celebrity judges on China's biggest street dance TV show on CCTV5, reaching 400,000,000 viewers.
Their brand 'Twist and Pulse' has enabled them to achieve incredible feats, including being Olympic Torch Relay Bearers., ambassadors for the official Princes Trust Charity "The Diana Award," presenting and opening the Children’s BAFTA’s. They also set a Guinness World Record for the most synchronised dance moves in 30 seconds (148 moves). Their short films and viral dance videos have swept the internet, amassing hundreds of millions of views across their social media platforms.
Their online success has earned them a large following and led to their choreographing and creating work for some of the world's biggest brands, including Samsung, Cadbury's, Warner Bros., Lionsgate, DC Comics, Mars, Kellogg's, EE, Canon, McDonald's, Lego, Sky One, Red Bull, Sennheiser, and more.
Most recently, Glen has released a song titled "Made It Out Alive," raising awareness for Men's Mental Health. He has also released his brand new superhero comic book, “Extraman.” Ash, a dedicated DJ and music enthusiast, recently became a first-time father after welcoming his beautiful daughter into the world via surrogacy with his husband. Now embarking on family life, Ash is generating a wealth of content centred on his experiences as a father. In addition, he is raising awareness for surrogacy in the UK, same-sex parenting, and other LGBTQ+ topics.