The Masked Singer Kitty: All Clues, Performances & Reveal 

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HAVE YOU SEEN HOW SMALL AND DARK THEY'RE TRYING TO MAKE HER NOW? :(

Good call. Her tone and perfect pitch are hard to miss. Many Jackie Evancho fans thought it could be her (including me) but weren't sure since that 'Dangerous Woman' performance was so much different than anything she'd done before. It took me until her 2nd performance 'Mercy' to be sure. I went back and listened to her 'She Used to Be Mine' song from The Debut album with the same kind of piano intro and that cinched it for me.

All say ❤!

And beautiful

She hasn't sold out to be a property of the industry, rather an independent artist in command of her own career and of her music. Smart girl. She's highly admired and respected in the classical crossover genre. Her new album, Carousel of Time, will be released this summer......here's a single just released from that album....a tribute to legendary singer/songwriter, Joni Mitchell: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mW4grXeHsWk.html

Something her big brother will never be

@@mattalbrecht7471 no I've seen her brother Zack he's not that bad looking

I but

@@mattalbrecht7471 She doesn't have a big brother, but an older sister who's name is Juliet, a fashion model and activist for abused, ridiculed and ostracized transgender youth/young adults.

@@mattalbrecht7471 -- How dare you call Juliet Jackie's "big brother." She's an accomplished woman in her own right. What people like you don't seem to realize is that your comment says much, MUCH more about YOU than about Juliet. It says that you are an ignorant bigot.

That's true. She was 9 years old when she sang the anthem for the Pirates' opening game of 2010. More significant however was her audition for David Foster's regional talent contest the same year in which she finished 2nd.....It was David who actually discovered her prior to AGT and within several months after AGT produced her first full-length studio album, "Dream With Me" (certified Gold) and her first PBS Great Performances solo concert, both of which really boosted her toward a multi-million-dollar career by age 12. Jackie meets and sings for David Foster: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SLijmcVeR2Q.html

@@jordannash1998 Yes, it's my understanding that David was instrumental in Jackie's having been offered a $5M contract before the AGT finale aired, she being a minor and unable to fulfill the contractual agreements required of the winner, thus finishing as runner-up. In the "Rehearsing" video (link in comment above), Jackie is singing with Canadian Tenor, Cody Carey, who was 19 at the time (born Dec. 1990), having competed on many talent shows. In this performance video of Jackie (link below), we see at the end, Jackie is in conversation with Tenor, Christopher Dallo (also Canadian -no birth date), who had won many awards since 2006, having begun singing at age 12. He later performed on David Foster's "Hit Man Returns", as did Jackie (at age 10), among many of the great artists David had discovered/produced, and also toured with Jackie in the US. Both Codey and Christopher sang duets in concert with Jackie years later, Apparently, either Cody or Christopher had won the competition, but I can't find confirmation. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NIKUFv10OG0.html

​@@jordannash1998 As you know, that "astounding" turn of events manifested in the release of "O Holy Night" (an EP) within a month, contracted on the Columbia Records/Syco Music label, which sold over 1M copies in the US, also the biggest selling Christmas album in the world that year, making Jackie the youngest Platinum artist in US history at age 10.....the title she holds to this day and will likely hold for a long time. The distinction was previously earned held Michael Jackson at age 13, I believe. David has always credited AGT with discovering her, and that might be rightfully true. But, it was his influence that really opened the door for her to a multi-million-dollar career at age 12 with her "Dream With Me" album and his "Dream With Me in Concert" production for PBS. What an astonishing achievement that was for an 11 year old.

@@jordannash1998 That's a fact that her mother actually discovered that she had potential hearing her "singing in the closet", I think she said. I'm not concerned about Jackie's experimentation. She hasn't lost her signature soprano clarity, has developed a richer and deeper lower register and colors it beautifully, exercises greater finesse, and her interpretive skills remain exceptional. I like what she said to Heather Ard in an interview at The Sharon in Florida with regard to her never having learned to read music, "I love that my form of music is almost solely instinctual". That has been and will likely remain one of her greatest assets. She is not limited by trained techniques and having to sing a song "perfectly" as demanded". As Heather said, "she is not hindered by the dots".... but is "genuinely present in the music". I think that has contributed to making her the most versatile young soprano of this century, in my opinion. She has a lot to draw from in determining her path forward. Yes, she is still young, and she is imaginative, full of creative ideas she wants to express. It will be interesting to hear what she has to offer in the next 10 years. I think she's more interested in recording/performing music that is meaningful to her, whatever the genre, than she is in being measured with other singers.

@@jordannash1998 What "training" she gets now and then has been with her vocal coach, Joan Lader, in NYC, as you probably know. She discovered while recording The Debut that she could belt, so apparently she decided to learn to do it correctly in a healthy manner. My observation is that her color in the lower register is not as forced now as when she was a child and, in my opinion, more beautiful with a more mellow tone. "The Way We Were" from Two Hearts is an example. I agree that her high notes are less clear when she belts, but when singing soflty that bell-tone quality is still there. She hasn't lost the purity of her soprano register which is evident when she sings softly. Listen to "Once Upon A December" compared with "A Million Dreams" from The Debut for example. I've never felt it was necessary for her to get formal training, precisely because she is an instincual vocalist and has been very comfortable with it. There may come a time, however, when she decides to get some training if she feels it advantageous. I agree that she is a "world class balladeer". I do like her intimate rendition of "Both Sides Now" recorded with her mouth almost touching the mic, thus capturing her breaths in an almost spoken delivery (reminds me of her interpretation of "Have You Ever Been In Love" on Two Hearts). As usual, she makes the song her own in a subtle way with slight variations while respecting the integrity of Joni's intention. Anxious to hear the whole album....should be released in a month or so.

This is a video of "Kitty" singing "Lovers" during the first of her Three PBS Great Performances Specials filmed 4 days after her 11th birthday. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6qj8bDnLUrM.html

Here is "Kitty" singing Danny Boy when she was 10 years old. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8s_jleJFR_M.html

I would change "good girl" to "little girl who sings opera" image, as she said in her interview. She wants to be acknowledged an adult and for her versatility as a vocalist.

@@cl9786 I detect that wanting to shed the innocence stigma is part of it as well.

@@Elfos64 She simply wants it known that she has outgrown the "little girl" image the world has remembered from her time on AGT. No 19 year old wants to be thought of as the child she once was, whether a celebrity or not. The stigma is that she "never grows up"....has nothing to do with "innocence" except that all little girls are innocent . It ought not be inferred she doesn't want to be thought a "good girl". You misquoted her. She is a person of admirable character with respectable moral values. Here is her interview: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hEKwylGJP6c.html

@@cl9786 She said that Kitty makes her show more of herself on the outside who she really is on the inside. Her best friend said that her "dark side" what is really makes her who she is. What do you think those statements mean?

@@Elfos64 She was referring to her performance style and choice of music (singing pop, country and jazz) which was very different from what has been expected of her as a classical crossover singer, "a different side of myself" as a singer/performer that she had always wanted to bring to the stage. What her best friend actually said in the clue package: “She may have the voice of an angel, but it’s her dark side that will slay the competition.”...Meaning a NEVER BEFORE SEEN style as an entertainer.....She would not be performing in her classical style on the show. The weekend following the finale, she gave 3 concerts back to back in her traditional performance style just before the pandemic put a halt to her national tour.

It was fun matching all the clues to Jackie whom we long-time fans recognized almost immediately by her new pop/Broadway voice (sticking with her mezzo range throughout), her mannerisms, her petite body type, the way she handles the mic and even the way she walks. It was great watching her having such fun letting her "freak flag fly" and demonstrating her versatility for the mainstream audience.

I don't think she would want to be guessed. TMS is a showcase program, not really a contest. I even wonder if they don't put in for however far they want to go, and whether they want to be guessed right ahead of time. At least on season three, it seemed the judges were reading notebooks which may have had scripted comments, staging instructions and 'bits' to be acted out. I could be wrong, but....

Yes

This is a video of "Kitty" singing "Lovers" during the first of her Three PBS Great Performances Specials filmed 4 days after her 11th birthday. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6qj8bDnLUrM.html

U thought it wasn’t??

They were chosen to conceal her vocal identity. Singing in different genres than what she is known for and in a different vocal style completely fooled the judges which is the objective.

I see your point!