Just all the best reactions to tonight's celebrity reveal on The Masked Singer.

It’s a Monday night and yes, we demanded that everyone within a 13-metre proximity be QUIET PLEASE because it’s time for the prawn to sing for Dave Hughes.

What can we say. The Masked Singer has done some weird things to the Australian population.

… And we love it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

So far, Gretel Killeen, Nikki Webster, Wendell Sailor and Brett Lee have been unmasked. And tonight, four masked celebrities once again performed in front of panelists Dannii Minogue, Jackie O, Dave Hughes, Lindsay Lohan and guest judge Luke McGregor.

Highlights included the moment Lindsay Lohan propounded that multi-Grammy-award-winning artist Bruno Mars is currently in Australia pretending to be a robot.

He's just... not. And neither is any member from One Direction.

But as the prawn, robot, wolf and lion battled it out for a position in the semi-finals, one was let go - their identity unveiled.

Tonight, it was the nine-foot tall, eye-patch wearing Prawn, who this evening finished his performance with a literal mic-drop moment.

The celebrity behind him? Radio and television presenter Darren McMullen, who revealed this was his first time publicly singing.

Here’s how the nation responded.

Masked Singer would have to be worst trash of garbage I have seen on TV since Celebrity Splash..

— Mat howard (@HowardMat) October 7, 2019

Lindsey is like ... pic.twitter.com/PBrKvSsXBh

— ashleykrystals ???? (@ashleykrystals) October 7, 2019

@oshergunsberg Prawn, you did not receive a rose. On a different note, please be wearing some of the suits you're wearing on masked singer on bachy

— Bryan Gleeson (@bryanjgleeson) October 7, 2019

Is everyone googling ‘who is Darren McMullen’, or just me? ???? #maskedsinger

— Teegan Dolling (@tdolling) October 7, 2019

What if the guess host are masked singers that arent singing that night just to throw us off #MaskedSingerAU

— Erin But In 20BiTeen (@EzzaBethBubbles) October 7, 2019

Hey guys just to settle this once and for all - i am not, and will never be, the wolf on The Masked Singer. Or anyone else on The Masked Singer. Ever. Ok? Ok.

— Illy (@illyal) October 7, 2019

Can't wait to see The Prawn aka @darrenmcmullen sing tonight on @maskedsinger_au ????????Well that's been my guess since week 1 and I am more convinced noe with these clues #TheMaskedSingerau pic.twitter.com/kovo68WO8W

— TalkingTrashTV (@TalkingTrashTV1) October 7, 2019

if you don’t remember the iconic song ‘I Yi Yi’ by Cody Simpson and Flo Rida then you’re dead to me @maskedsinger_au #MaskedSingerAU

— charlotte borland ???? (@charborland__) October 7, 2019

So I literally just flicked past that Masked Singer thing for 3 seconds - and are we seriously believing that nobody can recognise Kate Ceberano's voice? Really?

— Temple Connolly (@tea_n_see) October 7, 2019

i think the most cooked part of 2019 is the masked singer. an australian reality tv show where lindsey lohan and a dapperly dressed dave hughes guess which aussie celebs are dressed like furries.

— danielle ???????? (@410GOTH2BOSS) October 7, 2019

Members of One Direction being on the Aus version of The Masked Singer #MaskedSingerAU pic.twitter.com/dehJafAtLF

— Rachel Vanzella (@RN_nocturnalite) October 7, 2019

The lion is the fabulous @KateCeberano - in 1993 she won a Logie Award for Most Popular Music Video for Jesus Christ Superstar ????????@maskedsinger_au #MaskedSingerAU

— Leo Stubbing (@LeoStubbing) October 7, 2019

Will there be a “masked singer AU” sound track available on iTunes?

— Kristy Higgins (@MsKHiggins) October 7, 2019

I wanna watch the South Korean masked singer even though I won't know any of the stars.

— jackie (@JackieWarner13) October 7, 2019

Read more:

• Every single clue about who's behind the masks on The Masked Singer Australia in one place.
• Cody Simpson is 100 per cent the Robot on The Masked Singer. This is what he's doing now.
• If you think The Masked Singer Australia is wild, you should see the US version.

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