This post contains spoilers from Wednesday’s episode ofThe Masked Singer.
Groups A and B came together for the first time for Wednesday’s Super 8 round.
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“This classic sweet treat reminds me of one of my very first jobs,” Piglet explained.
Robopine came up next and revealed in his clue package that he struggled with depression, but that coming on the show had given him “a new confidence.”
The clip additionally featured block letters, an upside-down black cat, a toothbrush and hamburgers.
Then Robopine performed a sultry smooth rendition of Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On” that Jeong, 51, called “epic.” For his food clue, Robopine brought out a lobster that represented a family tradition from his childhood in Costa Rica. Robo brought in guesses of R&B singer Aaron Hall and actor-singers Terrence Howard and Jamie Foxx.
“Ever since I was a little chameleon, I walked to the beat of my own drum,” Chameleon said in their clue package, which included a briefcase with #2 printed on it. “I idolized a certain legend that I thought was the flyest and would’ve jumped through hoops to get to meet. I considered him the great of all time in his arena — the G.O.A.T. When I got older, I got to meet him through a contest I won at a local radio station. It felt like I won the championship. Eventually, I even worked alongside of him, the two of us as a team. And now I’m lucky to consider him a true friend, my ride or die.”
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After hearing Chameleon break it down, Wilson, 64, said of the color-changing lizard: “This guy sounds like a professional.”
Chameleon’s food clue came in the form of fried bird and cricket cake, because they support the troops. The panel suggested rappers Machine Gun Kelly, G-Eazy and Waka Flocka Flame, as well as NBA player Kyrie Irving. Then Cluedle-Doo crashed the stage with a new clue: that Chameleon had been nominated for a Golden Globe. That caused the judges to toss out rapper Wiz Khalifa and Oscar winner Mahershala Ali as guesses, too.
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Newcomer Yeti skated onto the stage next withJustin Bieberand Benny Blanco’s “Lonely.” The icy creature said in their clue package that they felt lonely after things went wrong following “a once in a lifetime role that created an avalanche of success.”
“My ego caused tons of chaos and it all blew up,” Yeti admitted. “I blamed everyone else.”
Luckily, Yeti got another chance. “When I got the twice-in-a-lifetime chance to do it again, I realized I was actually to blame for the mess so I left my ego behind,” Yeti continued in the video, which included a stuffed dog, line dancing and Happy New Year paraphernalia.
Yeti presented donuts for their food clue, which caused Scherzinger, 42, to guess “Thong Song” singer Sisqó because of the treats' “O” shape. The rest of the panel believed YouTuber Todrick Hall and singers Mario andJustin Timberlakecould be possibilities for Yeti’s identity.
The Russian Dolls got the Jonas Brothers, Hanson and Boyz II Men as guesses. “I think you guys may take this competition,” McCarthy, 48, told the dolls.
Before Crab sang Phil Collins' “In the Air Tonight,” he recalled in his clue package about feeling claustrophobic under the mask. “Having that panic attack brought me back to being a kid where the same thing happened at my first talent show,” Crab said, adding that he eventually got discovered at a talent show.
Seashell delivered ’80s vibes with Tiffany’s “I Think We’re Alone Now.” In her news broadcast-themed clue package, though, Seashell admitted, “I was terrified being vulnerable on stage.” The video showed $119, “Twister, Twister,” TNT, Seashell Scout Cookies and a Christmas tree.
Although Cluedle-Doo stole Seashell’s food clue, the judges managed to guess comedian Sarah Silverman and actresses Scout Willis andTamera Mowry-Housley.
Black Swan dedicated their heartfelt cover of Kings of Leon’s “Use Somebody” to their mom, who Swan said in their clue package gave them the gift of music. “It was just me and my mom in a one-bedroom apartment,” Black Swan shared. An “I’m late” sign, two gnomes, a glass slipper and a shark fin headband appeared in the video as well.
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Black Swan called their food clue — fish crackers — “my favorite snack as a kid.” Then the judges shared their guesses: pop stars Kesha, JoJo andDemi Lovato.
The panel and virtual audience proceeded to vote for their favorite performance of the night and the two undercover singers who received the fewest votes got the boot. Cannon announced that first, Crab would be taking off his disguise.
To much surprise, Jeong’s first impression guess of Brown, who McCarthy also predicted, turned out to be correct. When Crab removed the mustached mask, the New Edition alum appeared.
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“This suit is way too tight for that,” Brown, 52, joked of why he didn’t bust out any of his signature dance moves on the show.
One more singer still had to go in order to narrow the group down to the Spicy 6, and Cannon announced that unfortunately, it’d be Seashell heading home. Underneath the sparkly sea treasure:Sister, Sisterstar and formerThe Realco-host Mowry-Housley.
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“To have made it just like, this far means a lot because I have heard those voices back there. It was like, what the hell?” the Disney Channel vet, 42, said after being unmasked. “But I had so much fun!”
The Masked Singerairs Wednesdays (8 p.m. ET) on Fox.
source: people.com
