Hamza YassinA small malfunction in the wardrobe Strictly come dancing Semi-finals.
The semi-finals of BBCOne show was held on Sunday (11/12/12), with five remaining couples competing to be in the final.
Each couple will perform two dances to the judges.
Yasin and Joyetta Przystal, Yasin’s professional partner, danced their first dance to Paolo Nutini’s “Pencil Full of Lead”.
They did a great job and were highly praised by the judges, who gave them a score of 39 points out of 40.
Viewers at home concurred, with many taking to Twitter and sharing their excitement for the pair.
However, many people also noticed Yassin’s flaws in her wardrobe. Yassin wore a tartan skirt with a bra for dancing.
“I didn’t need to see Hamza’s pants!” One person wrote. “I don’t believe they thought this outfit finished!”
Another commenter added, “The camera angles of Hamza’s Kilt were an option.”
“Sorry! You can see Hamza’s pants!” wrote a third person, with a laughing emoji.
Another person wrote, “I can’t help feeling that this might not have Hamza’s best angle camera.”
“I love Hamas, Hamas Ali strictlyThe camera angle was not ideal considering the raw shots taken under the kilt.
Another fan joked that Hamza is “learning how to wear a kilt…keep the legs closed if you are sitting.”
Judge Craig Revell Horwood also commented upon Yasin’s choice in costume, telling Yasin that he was very brave to wear the kilt in Charleston.
Viewers can vote for the couple they like to see to the final. You can find out how to vote online or by phone here.
The results will not be available until Monday (12/12/12) so viewers can see them and decide which pairs make it to finals and which ones go home.
Dance onlyResults will be posted on BBC One on Monday (12/12/12) at 8:15pm.
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