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        <title><![CDATA[Watch Sun move everyone to tears in best performance in &#x27;Masked Singer&#x27; history]]></title>
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                  <p>Sun has treated us to some <strong>great shows this season</strong>, from her showstopping cover of Lizzo&apos;s &quot;Cuz I Love You&quot; to nailing Kesha&apos;s emotional song &quot;Praying.&quot; But to take a page from the dramatic panelists, we think the star just delivered the most beautiful performance in the history of <em><strong>The Masked Singer</strong>.</em></p>
                
                            
                    
                  
                            
                    
                  
                            
                    
                  
                          
                  <p>On <strong>Wednesday&apos;s semi-finals</strong>, Sun made the bold choice to sing Billie Eilish&apos;s melancholic &quot;When the Party&apos;s Over&quot; a cappella style to show off her incomparable pipes, before subtle instrumentals joined in at the end. It was a risky move that a lesser singer couldn&apos;t have pulled off &#x2014; especially those high notes &#x2014; but Sun proved she wasn&apos;t only a fantastic vocalist, but also a seasoned performer<em> </em>who knows how to put on a damn show. The bare stage decoration and rain effects only added to the haunting, emotional atmosphere, without distracting us from her pure talent. </p>
                
                          
                   
                
                            
                    
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                  <p>And we weren&apos;t the only ones who thought it was incredible. All the panelists gave Sun a standing ovation, except guest <strong>Craig Robinson</strong>, who sat in his chair in disbelief over the incredible performance. </p>
                
                          
                  <p>&quot;All my life I&apos;ve felt the heat of the sun, I had never heard the voice of the sun until now,&quot; an emotional Robinson said.</p>
                
                            
                    
                  
                            
                    
                  
                            
                    
                  
                          
                  <p>He wasn&apos;t alone. All the panelists looked visibly moved. <strong>Jenny McCarthy</strong> stood up on her chair, which somehow made her look shorter, and <strong>Nicole Scherzinger</strong> ended up in full tears. </p>
                
                          
                  <p>We make fun of the Pussycat Doll singer a lot for crying every show (a feat only rivaled by <em>The Real Housewives of Potomac&apos;s </em>Candiace Dillard Bassett), but we feel her this time. </p>
                
                          
                   
                
                          
                  <p>&quot;You have such a gift. Just listening to you, all I could do is just exhale and breathe,&quot; Scherzinger told Sun. &quot;I could listen to you forever. You have a voice of the heavens. That was flawless, you are flawless.&quot;</p>
                
                          
                  <p>Scherzinger was also on the same page with EW when it comes to <strong>the celebrity under Sun&apos;s costume</strong>. The panelist picked up on the blue wings and blue butterflies from the contestant&apos;s clue packages, leading her to guess it is <strong>LeAnn Rimes</strong>, who shot to fame at age 13 with the song &quot;Blue.&quot;</p>
                
                            
                    
                  
                          
                  <p>Things got a little difficult because of Sun&apos;s onstage clue about meeting Scherzinger once in the bathroom, as the judge said it fits for both Rimes and her other prediction, Brandi Carlile.</p>
                
                          
                  <p>&quot;I actually think I&apos;ve met both of them in the bathroom,&quot; Scherzinger said, laughing. &quot;That&apos;s where girls bond.&quot;</p>
                
                          
                  <p>After defeating Popcorn in <strong>the semi-finals</strong>, Sun will finally reveal her identity on <strong>Dec. 16&apos;s two-hour finale</strong>, when we&apos;ll also find out if she, Mushroom, or Crocodile wins season 4&apos;s Golden Mask Trophy. </p>
                
                          
                  <p><strong>Related content:</strong></p>
                
                          
                  <ul><li><strong>Who is Sun on <em>The Masked Singer</em>? All the clues it&apos;s this Grammy-winning country icon</strong></li><li><strong>The best performances from <em>The Masked Singer </em>season 4</strong></li><li><strong><em>The Masked Singer</em>: The complete list of clues for every season 4 contestant</strong></li></ul>
                
                        
        
        
          
              
              
              
          
        
        <p>This story originally appeared on: <strong>EW</strong> - Author:<strong>Rachel Yang</strong></p>]]></content:encoded>
                <dc:creator><![CDATA[Rachel Yang]]></dc:creator>
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