Masked Singer fans bleat they've 'cracked' The Lambs on harmonies alone

By Christina Izzo
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'You can't disguise the best harmonies of the 1990s!' Here's which famous group fans think are behind The Lambs on Masked Singer

The Lambs on Masked Singer US, The Lambs on The Masked Singer US
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Another week has gone and we've got a new cast of people on The Masked Singer season 8 — or shall we say sheeple. The Lambs on Masked Singer US, have already captivated fans with their vocal stylings, so much so that viewers think they've already guessed the identities of the competing group based on their three-part harmonies.

But first, a performance by last week's victor, Robo Girl, who starts big and bold with "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen. Given that this is "Muppets Night," Miss Piggy is a special guest judge tasked with interrogating each performer for 20 seconds in the hopes of garnering clues about their hidden identity. We find out that Robo Girl is both a singer and actor and has been in "at least six" movies, with judges' guesses ranging from Zendaya to America Ferrera.

Beetle, complete with a McCartney-esque mop top, is up next, tackling "The Way You Look Tonight" by Frank Sinatra. During Piggy's line of questioning, we learn that he is not known for his haircut in real life but he has won a number of Emmy Awards. Our panel of judges throws out potential names like Mike Myers, Rowan Atkinson and Jerry Springer, the latter of whom causes a good amount of audience chanting.  

Our final competitors are The Lambs, a trio of bonnet-wearing ewes that sing "Hot N Cold" by Katy Perry. Our Miss Piggy findings aren't much this time around, but we do find out that the biggest celebrity they've ever worked with is Paul McCartney. Some guesses—Haim, The Chicks—are better than others. (The Kardashians can't sing, Ken!)

The first to be voted off and therefore unmasked is Beetle, who does indeed turn out to be iconic talk-show host Jerry Springer. During The Battle Royale (introduced by a drumming Animal, of course), Robo Girl and The Lambs vocally fight it out to "Call Me" by Blondie, but those harmonies edge out Robo Girl's performance and The Lambs are now one step closer to joining Harp in the semifinals. 

Though Robo Girl unexpectedly turns out to be "singer, actress and global superstar Kat Graham," it's the identities of The Lambs that have fans talking on social media. 

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Christina Izzo
Christina Izzo

Christina Izzo is the Deputy Editor of My Imperfect Life. More generally, she is a writer-editor covering food and drink, travel, lifestyle and culture in New York City. She was previously the Features Editor at Rachael Ray In Season and Reveal, as well as the Food & Drink Editor and chief restaurant critic at Time Out New York. 

When she’s not doing all that, she can probably be found eating cheese somewhere.