Thousands Of Years Media (ToYm) has unveiled an exciting trio of competitions designed to nurture and celebrate creative talents across multiple disciplines. The media company is offering a substantial total prize pool of over RM370,000 to encourage aspiring artists and content creators.

1. The ToYm Microseries – Scriptwriting Competition

The first competition, the ToYm Microseries – Scriptwriting Competition, invites writers to submit original 30-episode scripts with a runtime of 2 minutes per episode. Participants can explore any theme, with significant cash prizes awaiting the top talents.

The winning script will receive RM30,000, the second-place entry RM20,000, and a consolation prize of RM5,000 is also available. Interested writers must submit their scripts by May 4, with finalists to be announced on May 23 and an award ceremony scheduled for June 15.

2. ToYm Shining Star Idol Competition

For performers aged 18 to 30, the ToYm Shining Star Idol Competition presents a golden opportunity to showcase their talents. With a generous prize pool of RM220,000, the competition offers more than just monetary rewards. Register online before April 8 as auditions take place on April 12 and 13.

From April 19 to 24, those who passed will undergo training as an all-boys or all-girls group before a debut night in May. Winners get to score cash prizes, a talent contract and a limited-edition trophy.

3. ToYm Best Micro Drama Competition

The third competition, ToYm Best Micro Drama Competition, focuses on short-form storytelling. Content creators are invited to develop 10-episode micro dramas, with each episode running between 1 to 2 minutes.

The competition offers impressive prize money, including a top prize of RM100,000, a second prize of RM50,000, and five additional prizes of RM10,000 each. Submissions will be accepted from March 28 to May 15, with the top 7 entries to be announced on May 30 and an award ceremony on June 15.

The competitions have already generated significant buzz, attracting attention from creative communities and promising to uncover exceptional artistic talent.

Committed to becoming a beacon of global creative culture, ToYm aims to drive growth in the cultural and creative industry by providing platforms for emerging talents, encouraging innovative artistic expression, and supporting creators in pursuing their dreams.

Visit ToYm on Facebook and Instagram or write to contest@thousandsofyearsmedia.com for more details on submission guidelines and other information.

Last September, the first season of “The Masked Singer Malaysia” made its debut in the country, featuring 12 golden-voiced contestants vying for the coveted eponymous title. 

This show, which ran from 18 September until 6 November, marks the first localised version of “The Masked Singer” franchise, which originated from the 2015 South Korean programme “King of Mask Singer”, and has been adapted by various countries from all over the world including China, Thailand, Cambodia, Bulgaria, India and the US. 

Malaysia puts its own spin to it by covering the contestants from head to toe, concealing not just their faces, and their costumes are inspired by some of the nation’s iconic food, symbols, and flora and fauna.

We already know Aina Abul was named the champion during the show’s eighth and final week of competition earlier this month, now let’s get to know a bit more about the top spot winner as well as the other four singers who made it to the final round with her!

Champion: Aina Abdul

How cute does Aina Abdul look posing next to her Bunga Raya costume? (Photo source: Aina Abdul’s Facebook).

At age 27, Aina Abdul has already achieved several impressive milestones in her singing career. One of them is, of course, being named the first champion of “The Masked Singer Malaysia”. 

Born on 25 October in Jempol, Negeri Sembilan, she started her singing career as a contestant on 2014’s “Mentor Legend”, with rock star Ella mentoring her. She then represented Malaysia at the World Championship of Performing Arts (WCOPA) 2014 in Los Angeles, US, where she once again wowed everyone with her powerful voice and was named Vocalist of the World.

In 2015, she dropped her first single, “Ini Yang Kau Mahu”, after signing with Indigital. The next year, she hit pause on her singing career to make her acting debut in TV3 drama, “Seindah Takdir Cinta”. She returned to singing in 2017 and has been releasing several songs almost yearly since. She faced a bit of a controversy last year when her performance as a finalist on “Anugerah Juara Lagu ke-34” was seen by some as ‘suicidal’ as it involved fake blood gushing from her chest. She has since explained that it meant to portray a bleeding broken heart.

First Runner-up: Vanessa Reynauld

“Sayonara Rajah Brooke. I’m gonna miss you,” Vanessa captioned this photo showing her next to her “The Masked Singer” costume. (Photo source: Vanessa Reynauld’s Instagram).

Vanessa Ben Reynauld, 20, is no stranger to singing, having been belting out songs after songs with her powerful voice since the tender age of 4. The Klang-born singer of Malaysian Chinese Indian descent has been sweeping up awards at local singing competitions since young and in 2016, she even participated in China’s “Water Cube Cup” Chinese Songs Singing Competition in Beijing, making it all the way to the final round and winning second place.

It was her fluency in Chinese again that propelled her to further fame earlier this year, when her TikTok video showing off the different types of Mandarin accent went viral. Even though she only joined the platform in September last year, she has quickly become a TikTok star and to date has 227.2K followers.

On her YouTube channel, which she started in 2014 and to date has 29.8K subscribers, she not only uploads videos of her covers (made up of popular English, Chinese, Indian and even Korean songs!) but also entertaining and informative How To videos.

Just before starting her stint on “The Masked Singer” in September, Vanessa signed with the record label Sony Music.

Second Runner-up: Tuju (K-Clique)

Tuju couldn’t have made the clue to his identity more obvious with that Orang Utan costume.

While the judges were stumped, netizens were already guessing that the singer under the Orang Utan costume must be someone who hailed from Sabah – and they were not wrong. Tuju, a member of the MTV Europe Music Awards-nominated Sabahan hip hop group K-Clique
, was unmasked as the third place winner at the inaugural season’s final show.

Born Muhammad Azree Shah bin Awang Zamri on 22 April 1996, he is now better known by his stage name and holds the rapper position in K-Clique, which also comprises MK, Noki, SoMean, KDeaf, FareedPF, Gnello, and NastyNas. Prior to reaching fame, the 24-year-old had had to do odd jobs, including washing cars.

There was a bit of a controversy surrounding the rapper this year, after his then-girlfriend, singer Loca B a.k.a. Hani Azali, shared several photos and videos on social media back in March showing the bruises on her body, which fans purported were caused by Tuju. Confusingly, the singer denied that the rapper hit her, but later did call their relationship “toxic” when she admitted that they had broken up the same day she posted the images. The rapper lodged a police report in April when netizens continued accusing him of assault. However, the roller coaster ride didn’t end there. The duo not only got back together about four months later in August, but it was also revealed in September that they were already married! Tuju declined to share their exact wedding date, only stating that they have been married for a while now.

Finalist: Datin Alyah

Wow, Datin Alyah sure captivated everyone as the golden-voiced Wau.

Datin Noor Hasliah “Alyah” Abu Hasan, otherwise more popularly known as Datin Alyah, finished fourth in the singing competition, having successfully charmed everyone with her beautiful voice week after week while obscuring her identity behind a Wau-inspired mask. 

Her singing career, which spans two decades, kicked off following her win at Bintang HMI 2000. She did appear in TV3’s “Asia Bagus” in 1999, even nabbing second spot, but it was the 2000 RTM singing competition that really boosted her career. She has since participated in several reality singing shows, such as “One in A Million” and “Mania!”. She joined as the vocalist for hip-hop group The Fabulous Cats in 2007 but did not stay long due to conflict within the group.

Hailing from Johor, where she was born on 3 January 1981, the singer is also a busy entrepreneur and can often be found promoting the latest hot products on her Instagram, which currently has 903K followers. She got hitched in Indonesia in 2013 but managed to keep the marriage out of the public eye for more than a year. It was only in 2014 that it was discovered she has tied the knot with legendary singer Dato’ Ramli M.S, who served as the Principal during the second and sixth seasons of popular reality singing show “Akademi Fantasia”.

Finalist: Vincent Chong

Turns out the singer hiding under the Enggang mask is none other than Vince! (Photo source: officialriax Instagram).

Speaking of “Akademi Fantasia”, remember when Vince went all “Kita semua adalah pemenang, tiada pengalah” after winning the first season back in 2003? He didn’t quite get to say that again on “The Masked Singer Malaysia” but the singer, dressed as Enggang (hornbill), did make it to the finale, coming in fifth with his 87% score. (It should be noted that Datin Alyah scored 88%, Tuju 94%, Vanessa 95% and Aina 96%).

Born Vincent Chong Ying-Cern in Kuala Lumpur on 30 September 1979, the 41-year-old is more often known as just Vince or Vincent Chong. As mentioned above, he was the first champion of “Akademi Fantasia” and remains one of the more successful stars that emerged from the Malaysian reality singing show, which ran for 13 seasons from 2003 to 2016.

Possessing a strong and smooth voice which he often utilises in R&B songs, Vince has not only released a number of singles and albums, but he’s also lent his voice to movie soundtracks, such as “Keranamu Kekasih” for the 2004 epic “Puteri Gunung Ledang”, the special Asian release edition of “Breaking Free” for Disney’s “High School Musical”, and “You’re the Music in Me” for “High School Musical 2”. Vince has also expanded into acting, starting with a lead role in “Sembilu 2005” and was most recently seen in last year’s TV movie, “Dilema”.

The debut season of “The Masked Singer Malaysia” wrapped up yesterday evening
with Aina Abdul named as the show’s first champion.

The singer, who donned a costume inspired by Malaysia’s national
flower Bunga Raya (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis), beat 11 other contestants to win the
top spot in the reality singing competition TV series that ran for 8 weeks from
18 September until 6 November 2020.

Watch what Aina has to say about her win below.

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#reposted @zonlawak siapa sangka disebalik topeng Bunga Raya ini adalah @ainaabdul. Hebat setiap persembahannya. Kita dan juri semua keliru dengan perwatakannya. Macamana agaknya dia simpan rahsia selama ini. Yang terlepas tengok Live tadi boleh strim #OnDemand menerusi aplikasi #AstroGO, Astro PVR Box atau #UltraBox! Ketahui lebih lanjut di https://astro.com.my/HowTo. . #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia #TheMaskedSingerMY #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng

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Coming in second was singer and TikTok star Vanessa Reynauld, who successfully
hid her identity behind her Rajah Brooke costume.

She shared on her Instagram that she was relieved now that she can reveal her
identity, stating that people have been asking her about it since the first
week but she had to keep mum about her participation ‘til the very end!

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Reposted from @zonlawak Omg @vanessareynauld ni Rajah Brooke sebenarnya! Patutlah suara power! Tahniah Vanessa!! Yang terlepas twngok Live tadi boleh strim #OnDemand menerusi aplikasi #AstroGO, Astro PVR Box atau #UltraBox! Ketahui lebih lanjut di https://astro.com.my/HowTo. . #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia #TheMaskedSingerMY #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng

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Third place went to Tuju who, unsurprisingly, masked himself in a costume inspired by orang utan – the great ape native to Borneo, where the Sabah-born K-Clique member hails from.

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The most cool Orang Utan. Membuatkan nak cari Orang Utan jadi Boifren. ? Oh Mai… itsssss Tuju!!! #repost @azreewhuut SIAPA AKU? . SYUKUR ALHAMDULILLAH FOR EVERYTHING. Akhirnya selesai teka teki malam ini ! Terima Kasih The Masked Singer Malaysia untuk pengalaman yang menakjubkan dalam hidup TUJU. Terima Kasih kepada yang menyokong dad minggu pertama hingga ke pentas akhir ! @mingaling26 -H@kmlxvisual #TheMaskedSingerMY #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng

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Rounding up the finalists of the first season of “The Masked Singer Malaysia”
were Enggang a.k.a. Vince Chong, who is no stranger to reality singing
competition shows since he was the winner of the first season of “Akademi
Fantasia”, and Wau a.k.a. Datin Noor Hasliah “Alyah” Abu Hasan, who was also
previously named the champion of “Bintang HMI 2000”.

No wonder everyone on “The Masked Singer Malaysia” just sounds so good, congrats to all the winners!

Malaysia finally welcomed to the stage last month its localised version of the
popular reality singing competition TV series, “The Masked Singer”. With a
total of 8 episodes airing from 18 September until 6 November 2020, so far 5
of the 12 contestants have had to take off their ornate masks. 

With three more episodes left, everyone is anticipating who will be
making it to the final round next month. To find out, fans can tune in to the
show that airs every Friday at 8pm (MYT) on Astro Warna or stream it on Astro GO
and Astro Ultra Box.

In the meantime, let’s take a look at who’s been eliminated so far and who’s
still in the running to become the first champion of “The Masked Singer Malaysia”!

WHO’S OUT (WEEK 1 – WEEK 5)

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Siapa sangka yang dalam kostum nasi lemak ni Dato’@mirnawannawawi pemain hoki lagenda Malaysia! Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia #TheMaskedSingerMy

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Despite a performance that’s as delectable as his Nasi Lemak disguise, hockey legend Dato’ Mirnawan Nawawi was the first to be eliminated from the show.

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Siapa sangka Rimau rupanya @EbbySaifulAli hero malaya tahun 80-90an. Siapa ingat lagi filem Marah-marah Sayang? Cuba korang cari balik. Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX

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The second contestant to bid farewell to the stage was all-rounder
veteran Ebby Saiful Ali, who was disguised as Rimau (tiger).

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Disebalik topeng ABC, ini dia @yanasamsudin ! Siapa yang teka tadi betul? Haaa dah agak dah sebab laksa johor tu. Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @ellaaminuddins @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac

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Eliminated in the third show, her stay may have been short but Yana
Samsudin’s performances were as sweet as her cute ABC getup.

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@zainhamid rupanya Musang King ni! Pandai betul kelirukan orang dengan ubah suara! Apa pun memang suara sedap! Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @ellaaminuddins @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac

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Musang King finally shed its thorns to reveal singer-actor Zain Hamid
as the fourth show’s eliminated masked singer!

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Siapa sangka Ayam Jantan tu @hairulazreen lah… Kali ini betul lah tekaan Juri??? Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac @jannanick

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The panel of jury correctly guessed Hairul Azreen was the fifth
eliminated singer, easily identifiable by the athlete-turned-actor’s signature pose despite his dusguise as Ayam Jantan.

WHO’S STILL SINGING?

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Rafflesia ni kalau menyanyi memang sepenuh hati. Tak penat ke. Ni mesti org yang aktif ni ? Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @ellaaminuddins @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac

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Listen to that voice! Who is hiding behind the iconic Rafflesia mask?

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Penuh perasaan Enggang nyanyi lagu @haelhusaini . Ni penyanyi kot.Min rasa la. Dah macam @ellaaminuddins pulak rasa-rasa ni ? Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @ellaaminuddins @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac

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Enggang is no slacker in the vocals department too.

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Ewahhh..lagu lama Reno bawa malam ni…Makin susah lah Min nak teka ni?? Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac @jannanick

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Reno is still going strong as one of the remaining contestants.

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Persembahan pembukaan oleh WAU. Minggu lepas macam lain suara dia. Dah siapa pulak ni ? Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @ellaaminuddins @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac

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Wow, this Wau sure impresses with that unique voice!

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Suara Rajah Brooke memang buat meremang bulu rome. Memang syahdu. Min nak bet dia ni mesti boleh sampai final. Harap2 la. Please jangan tersingkir awal ☺️ Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak#RiaX @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @ellaaminuddins @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac

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Rajah Brooke’s smooth voice sure sets hearts aflutter.

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Fuhh, power lah Bunga Raya bawa lagu Meet Uncle Hussain…. Terbaik!!! Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac @jannanick

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This singer’s voice doesn’t lose to the beauty of the national flower
that inspires her Bunga Raya mask. 

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Macho lak tengok Orang Utan buat persembahan malam ni??? Min jatuh cinta lak… Saksikan Sekarang #TheMaskedSingerMalaysia . Format No.1 di dunia, kini tiba di Malaysia! Setiap Jumaat, jam 9 malam di Astro Warna HD (saluran 107) Astro Warna (saluran 127) dan #AstroGO! #SiapaDiSebalikTopeng #ZonLawak @michaelang38 @raja_azura @zizanrazak869 @ramonazamzam @remyishak @kupu_kupu @angah_lawaking @aznilnawawihm @dacdatoac @jannanick

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Will Orang Utan hang on till the end? Let’s find out by tuning in to
“The Masked Singer Malaysia” every Friday!

Since it was revealed last month that Malaysia will be getting its very own
edition of the global hit franchise “The Masked Singer”, fans have been
anticipating the nation’s mysterious singers to take the stage.

Finally, the moment for these singers to shine (behind
identity-obscuring masks) is drawing near – “The Masked Singer Malaysia” is all
set to make its debut next week!

It will air on Astro Warna (CH127) and Warna HD (CH107) at 9pm every Friday.
It will also be available for streaming on Astro GO.

A total of eight episodes will be aired starting from 18 September until 6
November 2020.

Datuk AC Mizal will host the show, where 12 contestants comprised of
well-known figures from various backgrounds, such as singers, actors, hosts,
athletes and more, will be vying for the top spot by charming the audience and
jury with just their voices.

They will be judged by a panel of jury made up of popular local celebrities.
The nine permanent jury members are Datuk Aznil Haji Nawawi, Michael Ang, Raja
Azura, Zizan Razak, Ella Aminuddin, Remy Ishak, Nabila Huda, Ramona Zam Zam
and Angah Raja Lawak.

“The Masked Singer Malaysia” images tweeted by Astro last month.

More “The Masked Singer Malaysia” images tweeted to hype up the show.

All contestants will be wearing costumes that cover them from head to toe,
completely obscuring their identities.

Renowned costume designer Akma Suriati Awang has prepared 12 Malaysia-themed
costumes: Musang King, Nasi Lemak, Orang Utan, Rajah Brooke, Wau, ABC,
Enggang, Ayam Jantan, Reno, Rimau, Rafflesia and Bunga Raya.

To further keep the contestants’ identities top secret, only eight members of
the production team have been entrusted with their true identities.

Every week, one contestant will be eliminated. His or her face will then be
revealed for the first time. The only contestant to remain masked until the
final elimination round will, of course, be named the first champion of “The
Masked Singer Malaysia”.

The show, which will be taped weekly with a live audience at Royal Theatre,
Shah Alam, will be held on a smaller scale than usual. The number of audience
members will be limited in compliance with current social distancing
procedures.

Since this coincides with Tourism Malaysia’s “Visit Truly Asia Malaysia 2020” campaign, the competition aims to promote the country to international tourists.

Syafeek Ikhwan, winner of “i-SiNG World Finals 2018” that was held in Paris, showed off his singing skills with the song “Jampi” at yesterday’s press conference.

“i-SiNG Malaysia 2020” will be held throughout March to July. Winners will represent Malaysia at the finals in September.