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Scots baby steals show at Glastonbury as mum vows to share moment at his wedding

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The parents of a 10-week-old baby who stole the show as Annie Mac opened the Other Stage at Glastonbury Festival have said they will play his moment of techno fame on his wedding day.Baby Finlay was met with cheers as he appeared on the big screen multiple times while Irish DJ Mac opened Worthy Farm’s second biggest stage with an hour-long set of dance hits from 11.30am on Friday.Wearing his striped one-piece pyjamas and ear protectors, the 10-week-old was met with a rapturous reception from atop his father Tom Kay’s shoulders as special effects on stage saw his image turn into a hallucinatory dance visual.“Oh my god, this baby, what a little legend,” Annie said to the crowd of thousands as Finlay appeared again.

She signed off her performance by thanking “everyone, Glastonbury and this baby”.Tom, a 39-year-old accountant, said: “Finlay was loving the music, so we thought we’d put him on my shoulders, he was just enjoying the vibes and then was on the big screen and got a big cheer – it’s amazing.

Some people around us have sent us a video of it… it’s great to think Annie Mac noticed.”Finlay’s mum Rosie Lewis, a 35-year-old originally from Edinburgh, said the video will probably be played at his wedding and 18th and 21st birthdays in years to come.The couple, who have also brought their 10-year-old daughter Sofia, are only at the festival by chance after they won a competition for tickets through The Guardian newspaper.“You had to nominate a friend that you thought was worthy of winning tickets,” Rosie said, explaining she put her partner’s name down.“I had just given birth in the hospital, I thought he’d never win, but he might get an email saying ‘Rosie’s nominated you for being worthy of winning Glastonbury tickets’

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