This week on The Masked Singer, it was time to bid farewell to 2 greater furry chums: Rumer "The Lion" Willis and Joey "The Rabbit" Fatone.
whereas it become surprising that the Lion become eradicated earlier than subsequent week's finale -- she was this season's frontrunner, along with her "California Dreamin'" efficiency, used in Fox's buzzy early promos, as soon as having viewers speculate that she became girl Gaga or Ariana Grande -- I don't know why the judges have been sooooooo bowled over by this exhibit. all of the clues were there: The proven fact that the Lion comes from a "delight of girls," "Hollywood royalty" (Rumer is the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis), and "Hailey, Idaho"; the references to Chicago, the "Bluegrass State," and Empire; even her anti-bullying advocacy. And yet, the judges saved pondering the Lion became Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, Fergie, Hailey Steinfeld, or some member of Wilson Phillips, TLC, or En Vogue. (do we get new judges next season, please -- ones that know how to use Google and Wikipedia?)
It was also obtrusive relatively early on that the Rabbit become a former *NSYNC member -- even his straitjacket, straight out of the "I drive Myself loopy" video, turned into a clue. Fatone, like Willis, took his removal in stride, crooning "My girl" one ultimate time before hopping offstage.
so that leaves us with the Peacock, Monster, and Bee, the three top-rated non-Lion vocalists within the Masked Singer video game. Let's take a glance at these surviving semifinalists' performances from Wednesday, and maintain the guessing online game going before subsequent week's ultimate, literal face-off.
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