Idol Philippines season 2

Season of television series

Idol Philippines

Season 2
Hosted by| Robi Domingo
Judges|

* Regine Velasquez
* Moira Dela Torre
* Gary Valenciano
* Chito Miranda

Winner| Khimo Gumatay
Runner-up| Ryssi Avila
Companion show| The Next Idol PH (Digital)
No. of episodes| 26
Release
Original network| Kapamilya Channel[a]
Original release| June 25 (2022-06-25) –
September 18, 2022 (2022-09-18)
Season chronology

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The second season of the reality singing television competition Idol Philippines aired on Kapamilya Channel, A2Z, and TV5 from June 25 to September 18, 2022. It replaced My Papa Pi and Pinoy Big Brother: Kumunity Season 10 and was succeeded by the second season of Everybody, Sing!. This was the first season not to air on ABS-CBN after the network was ordered by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) and Solicitor General Jose Calida to cease its free-to-air television and radio broadcast operations on May 5, 2020, following the expiration of its congressional franchise.[1][2]

The season was hosted by Robi Domingo, who replaced Billy Crawford after his departure from the network. Regine Velasquez and Moira Dela Torre returned to the judging panel, joined by new judges Gary Valenciano and Chito Miranda.[3][4]

Khimo Gumatay of Makati emerged as the winner, securing an exclusive recording contract with ABS-CBN Music and a ₱1,000,000 cash prize. Ryssi Avila of Bacoor, Cavite finished as the runner-up, with Kice placing third.[5]

## Overview

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### Development

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The second season was first confirmed during the final episode of the first season, although its fate remained uncertain after the National Telecommunications Commission and Solicitor General Jose Calida issued a cease-and-desist order to ABS-CBN amid the Enhanced community quarantine in Luzon, which was implemented to combat the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines. This order effectively halted the network's free-to-air broadcasting operations. In the aftermath, including the denial of the franchise, layoffs, and the loss of frequencies, host Billy Crawford and director Bobet Vidanes transferred to blocktimer shows aired on TV5. However, it was announced on April 25, 2022, that the show would return.[6] Auditions for the season opened the following day.[7]

### Broadcast

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The second season aired on Kapamilya Channel and A2Z at 7:00 p.m. every weekend, taking over the timeslot previously occupied by the tenth season of the reality show Pinoy Big Brother, which aired its last post-season special on June 19, 2022. Additionally, TV5 also aired the season, marking the first time the network has broadcast an iteration of the Idol franchise since Philippine Idol in 2006. TV5 aired the season at 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays and 9:00 p.m. on Sundays, taking over the timeslot previously held by the second season of the reality singing competition Masked Singer Pilipinas, which aired its finale on June 18, 2022.[8]

#### Online companion show

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An online show titled The Next Idol PH aired on the show's UpLive account and on Kapamilya Online Live during commercial breaks. Hosted by former contestants Anji Salvacion, Matty Juniosa, Enzo Almario, Lucas Garcia, Gello Marquez, Fana, and Shanaia Gomez,[b] the show is broadcast live via Zoom from the hosts' respective locations during the show's broadcast (prior to the live gala) or from the Idol Philippines studio (during the live gala). The show typically features interviews with the season's contestants following their performances on the main broadcast.[citation needed]

### Sponsorships

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The show partnered with the video social media platform UpLive, which hosted the online auditions.[9] The platform also aired the show's online companion show, The Next Idol PH, which is hosted by former contestants.[10]

### Prizes

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The winner of the season received an exclusive recording contract from ABS-CBN Music, as well as a ₱1,000,000 cash prize. They also received a franchise from Dermacare and a house and lot from Camella Homes valued at ₱2,500,000.[5]

### Marketing

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Idol Philippines launched its own non-fungible token (NFT) collection featuring the show's logo, tickets, and the likeness of the contestants as part of a promotion. It became the first Philippine television program to launch its own NFT collection.[11][12]

## Judges and host

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Judges and host of Idol Philippines season 2

Moira Dela Torre

Gary Valenciano

Regine Velasquez

Chito Miranda

Robi Domingo

On May 20, 2022, during a broadcast of the news program TV Patrol, the roster of judges for the season was revealed. Of the four judges from the previous season, only Regine Velasquez and Moira Dela Torre returned, with James Reid and Vice Ganda departing from the judging panel. They were replaced by singer-songwriter Gary Valenciano and Parokya ni Edgar frontman Chito Miranda.[13] Two days later, at a launch party on ASAP Natin 'To!, it was announced that Robi Domingo would be the new host, replacing Billy Crawford, who left for blocktimer shows on other networks.[14]

Comedian Ogie Diaz later revealed that Vice Ganda backed out of the show after learning that Sarah Geronimo was initially slated to be a judge but withdrew due to personal responsibilities. Meanwhile, James Reid was unable to return for the season as he was residing abroad to pursue an international career.[15]

## Auditions

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The initial auditions for the season opened on April 25, 2022, for Idol hopefuls aged 16 to 28 years old. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in the Philippines, all initial auditions were held online, eliminating the open-call audition process used in the previous season.[7] Those selected by the producers to audition in front of the judges performed at the ABS-CBN Studio in Quezon City. To advance and receive a golden ticket to Idol City, an auditionee needed to receive at least three "yes" votes from the judges. Occasionally, a judge might award a platinum ticket instead of a golden ticket.[16][17]

At the start of the season premiere, former contestants Anji Salvacion, Gello Marquez, Shanaia Gomez, Fana, iDolls members Matty Juniosa, Enzo Almario, and season 1 runner-up Lucas Garcia[b] performed a rendition of Andra Day's "Rise Up". Throughout the course of the auditions, a total of 72 Idol hopefuls received a ticket to Idol City, with four of them receiving a platinum ticket. However, some auditions were not aired due to undisclosed reasons.[citation needed] .

Summary of the auditions for Idol Philippines season 2  Episode  | Air Date  | No. of Auditionees  | Advanced  | Ref.

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1 | June 25, 2022  | 4  | 3  | [18]
2 | June 26, 2022  | 5  | 3  | [19]
3 | July 2, 2022  | 4  | 3  | [20]
4 | July 3, 2022  | 4  | 3  | –
5 | July 9, 2022  | 5  | 4  | –
6 | July 10, 2022  | 6  | 4  | –
7 | July 16, 2022  | 7  | 5  | –
8 | July 17, 2022  | 5  | 3  | –
9 | July 23, 2022  | 8  | 7  | –
10 | July 24, 2022  | 6  | 4  | –
11 | July 30, 2022  | 11  | 11  | –
12 | July 31, 2022  | 5  | 5  | –
Unaired | —  | 17  | –
Total No. of Contestants  | >72  | 72  |

### Platinum ticket

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This season introduced the Platinum Ticket, derived from the platinum ticket first introduced in the twentieth season of American Idol. A platinum ticket allows its recipient to advance directly to the solo round of the Middle Rounds. The judges are given one opportunity to award a platinum ticket to a contestant of their choice. Only one judge is allowed to award a ticket per audition.[16]

Platinum Ticket Recipients for Idol Philippines season 2  Judge  | Recipient  | Age  | Hometown  | Date  | Song(s)  | Original Artist  | Ref.

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Gary Valenciano |  | Kimberly Baculo  | 17  | Mabini, Batangas | June 26, 2022 | "Isang Linggong Pag-ibig"  | Imelda Papin (KZ Tandingan cover) | [21][19]
Regine Velasquez |  | Dominic Hatol  | 26  | Trece Martires, Cavite | July 3, 2022 | "Hanggang Dito na Lang"  | Jaya | [22]
Moira Dela Torre |  | Ryssi Avila  | 21  | Bacoor, Cavite | July 9, 2022 | "Alipin"  | Shamrock (Regine Velasquez cover)  | [23][24]
Chito Miranda |  | Chester Padilla  | 26  | Pampanga | July 24, 2022 | "With a Smile"  | Eraserheads | [25]

## Competition summary

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Color key

Winner

Runner-up

Eliminated in the Live Gala

Eliminated in the Middle Rounds – Solo Round

Eliminated in the Middle Rounds – Do-or-Die Round

Eliminated in the Middle Rounds – Group Round

Top 72 contestants

Khimo Gumatay | Ryssi Avila | Kice  | Bryan Chong | Ann Raniel
Delly Cuales  | PJ Fabia  | Trisha Gomez  | Nisha Bedaña  | Misha de Leon
Drei Sugay  | Anthony Meneses  | Chester Padilla | Darius Miguel  | Dominic Hatol
Esay Belanio  | Isaac Zamudio  | Jarea Ifurung  | Jean Flores  | Kimberly Baculo
Alnie Caparoso  | Bea Tan  | Beverlyn Silva  | Bino Serito  | Brei Binuya
Brio Divinagracia  | Carmela Ariola  | Chloe Redondo  | Christian Tibayan  | Dior Bronia
EJ Ballebar  | Gyla Casero  | Hannah Castillo  | Hanzel Lax  | Jaime Kliatchko
Jerold Tamayo  | Justin Ortega  | Kian Joy Guarin  | Lecelle Trinidad  | Mark Barda
Max Macaraig  | Mikko Estrada  | Paul Macalindong  | Ranella Katrice Robles  | Rexie Ramilo
Ryan Gabriel Ayangco  | Steph Samson  | Thias  | A.K. de Guzman  | Aly Amores
Anton Juarez  | Asha Trinidad  | Benedict Vinluan  | Bianca Dimaculangan  | Breanna Villapaz
Christian Imperial  | Cyra Lee Baranda  | Dave Maramag  | Eian Bryle  | Gian Franco
Jade Manalo  | JB Pallarca  | Jimsen Jison  | Job Tolonghari  | Karlo Winffotter
Mariel Baguio  | Melanie Guevarra  | Paul Hernandez  | Rizzia Alcantara  | Stef Payusan
Ver Aquino  | Yuri Javier  |
Note: Underlined names are platinum ticket holders.

## Middle rounds

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The middle rounds were held at the ABS-CBN studios in Quezon City and consisted of three stages: the Group, Do or Die, and Solo rounds. At the end of these rounds, twelve contestants remained to compete for the title of Idol Philippines.[26]

Color key:

| Contestant was chosen by the judges to advance to the next round

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| Contestant was eliminated

### Group round

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The golden ticket holders were divided into fourteen groups named after their respective members. Each group selected a song to perform from a wall containing several song titles. After a group's performance, the judges chose an indefinite number of contestants to advance to the next round. The first performances of the Group round were aired in the latter half of Episode 12, which aired on July 31, 2022.[27] At the end of the group rounds, forty-four contestants remained.

Results of the Group Round  Episode  | Order  | Group  | Song  | Contestant  | Hometown  | Result

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Episode 12
(July 31, 2022) | 1  | In Girls  | "Out" – Fana  | Asha Trinidad  | Tandang Sora, Quezon City | Eliminated
Delly Cuales  | Santiago, Isabela | Advanced
Esay Belanio  | Iloilo City | Advanced
Jarea Ifurung  | San Pedro, Laguna | Advanced
Yuri Javier  | Cabuyao, Laguna | Eliminated
2  | Ballad to the 5th Power  | "Muli" – Bugoy Drilon  | Alnie Caparoso  | Cebu City | Advanced
EJ Ballebar  | Bula, Camarines Sur | Advanced
Hanzel Lax  | Trece Martires, Cavite | Advanced
Isaac Zamudio  | Mandaluyong | Advanced
Justin Ortega  | San Fernando, La Union | Advanced
Episode 13
(August 6, 2022) | 1  | Metafour  | "Sandalan" – 6cyclemind | Ann Raniel  | San Pablo, Laguna | Advanced
Carmela Ariola  | Mataas na Kahoy, Batangas | Advanced
Nisha Bedaña  | Las Piñas City | Advanced
Stef Payusan  | Santo Tomas, Batangas | Eliminated
2  | SoulSisters  | "Sigurado" – Belle Mariano | Beverly Silva  | Lipa, Batangas | Advanced
Brei Binuya  | Tondo, Manila | Advanced
Gyla Casero  | San Pedro, Laguna | Advanced
Kian Joy Guarin  | Tanza, Cavite | Advanced
Misha De Leon  | Santa Rosa, Laguna | Advanced
3  | I Will Sur-Five  | "Chasing Pavements" – Adele | Bea Tan  | Santa Rosa, Laguna | Advanced
Cyra Lee Baranda  | Roxas, Capiz | Eliminated
Mariel Baguio  | Cebu | Eliminated
Ranella Katrice Robles  | Santo Tomas, Batangas | Advanced
Steph Samson  | Dasmariñas, Cavite | Advanced
4  | Soul'd Out  | "Lean on Me" – Bill Withers | Christian Imperial  | San Pedro, Laguna | Eliminated
Dior Bronia  | Tatalon, Quezon City  | Advanced
Jaime Kliatchko  | Santa Rosa, Laguna | Advanced
Jerold Tamayo  | Cabanatuan | Advanced
PJ Fabia  | Moncada, Tarlac | Advanced
5  | Fifth Element  | "Stay" – Cueshe | Dave Maramag  | Gapan, Nueva Ecija | Eliminated
Drei Sugay  | San Juan City | Advanced
Jimsen Jison  | Quezon City | Eliminated
Kice  | Guimaras | Advanced
Mark Barda  | Antique | Advanced
6  | G5  | "Pagod Na Ako" – Janine Berdin | Aly Amores  | Tanauan, Batangas | Eliminated
Bianca Dimaculangan  | Mataas na Kahoy, Batangas | Eliminated
Jade Manalo  | San Pablo, Laguna | Eliminated
Rexie Ramilo  | Santo Tomas, Batangas | Advanced
Trisha Gomez  | Dasmariñas, Cavite | Advanced
7  | Daboiz PH  | "This Love" – Maroon 5 | Anthony Meneses  | Las Piñas | Advanced
Anton Juarez  | Toledo City, Cebu | Eliminated
Job Tolonghari  | Loon, Bohol | Eliminated
Max Macaraig  | Lipa City, Batangas | Advanced
Paul Hernandez  | Tondo, Manila | Eliminated
8  | HWC  | "Marupok" – KZ Tandingan | Bino Serito  | Subic, Zambales | Advanced
Brio Divinagracia  | Quezon City | Advanced
Gian Franco  | Bacoor, Cavite | Eliminated
Mikko Estrada  | Antipolo | Advanced
Thias  | Tanauan, Batangas | Advanced
9  | Spice Girlz  | "Golden Arrow" – Bini | Breanna Villapaz  | Dasmariñas, Cavite | Eliminated
Jean Flores  | Alaminos, Laguna | Advanced
Lecelle Trinidad  | Gapan, Nueva Ecija | Advanced
Melanie Guevarra  | Pasig City | Eliminated
Ver Aquino  | Roxas, Capiz | Eliminated
10  | Echo  | "Raise Your Flag" – KZ Tandingan | Benedict Vinluan  | Nueva Ecija | Eliminated
Christian Tibayan  | Lipa City, Batangas | Advanced
Darius Miguel  | Lipa City, Batangas | Advanced
Karlo Winffotter  | Sta. Cruz, Manila | Eliminated
Ryan Gabriel Ayangco  | Tayabas, Quezon | Advanced
11  | Melodiques  | "Superhero" – Rocksteddy | A.K. de Guzman  | San Fernando City, Pampanga | Eliminated
Chloe Redondo  | Calamba, Laguna | Advanced
Hannah Castillo  | Diliman, Quezon City | Advanced
Rizzia Alcantara  | Bustos, Bulacan | Eliminated
12  | Sadboyz II Men  | "Kapag Ako Ay Nagmahal" – Jolina Magdangal | Bryan Chong | Angeles, Pampanga | Advanced
Eian Bryle  | Pavia, Iloilo | Eliminated
JB Pallarca  | Carranglan, Nueva Ecija | Eliminated
Khimo Gumatay | Makati | Advanced
Paul Macalindong  | Makati | Advanced

### Do or Die round

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The remaining contestants were grouped by the judges and assigned a song to perform as a group. As in the previous round, the judges selected an indefinite number of contestants to advance to the next round at the end of each performance. This round aired on August 7, 2022. At the end of this round, twenty contestants remained.

Results of the Do-or-die Round  Episode  | Order  | Song  | Contestant  | Contestant

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Episode 14
(August 7, 2022) | 1  | "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" – Morissette | Isaac Zamudio  | Advanced
Ryan Miguel Aycangco  | Eliminated
Hanzel Lax  | Eliminated
Mark Barda  | Eliminated
Darius Miguel  | Advanced
PJ Fabia  | Advanced
2  | "Defying Gravity" – Idina Menzel | Carmela Ariola  | Eliminated
Rexie Ramilo  | Eliminated
Jean Flores  | Advanced
Esay Belanio  | Advanced
Ann Raniel  | Advanced
3  | "I Want To Know What Love Is" – Foreigner | Bino Serito  | Eliminated
Dior Bronia  | Eliminated
Justin Ortega  | Eliminated
Christian Tibayan  | Eliminated
Khimo Gumatay | Advanced
Thias  | Eliminated
4  | "Don't Cry Out Loud" – Melissa Manchester | Hannah Castillo  | Eliminated
Delly Cuales  | Advanced
Kian Joy Guarin  | Eliminated
Bea Tan  | Eliminated
Lecelle Trinidad  | Eliminated
5  | "Beautiful Days" – Kyla | EJ Ballebar  | Eliminated
Drei Sugay  | Advanced
Jerold Tamayo  | Eliminated
Bryan Chong | Advanced
Brio Divinagracia  | Eliminated
Anthony Meneses  | Advanced
6  | "Diamante" – Morissette | Chloe Redondo  | Eliminated
Steph Samson  | Eliminated
Ranella Katrice Robles  | Eliminated
Gyla Casero  | Eliminated
Misha De Leon  | Advanced
7  | "If I Believe" – Patti Austin | Alnie Caparoso  | Eliminated
Kice  | Advanced
Jaime Kliatchko  | Eliminated
Mikko Estrada  | Eliminated
Max Macaraig  | Eliminated
Paul Macalindong  | Eliminated
8  | "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" – Stevie Wonder | Brei Binuya  | Eliminated
Jarea Ifurung  | Advanced
Nisha Bedaña  | Advanced
Trisha Gomez  | Advanced
Beverlyn Silva  | Eliminated

### Solo round (Top 20)

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The remaining twenty contestants, including the four platinum ticket holders, performed individually with a song of their choice. This round aired on August 13 and 14, 2022. The judges selected twelve contestants to advance to the next round, with three of the four platinum ticket holders being eliminated.

Results of the Solo round  Episode  | Order  | Contestant  | Song  | Result

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Episode 15
(August 13, 2022) | 1  | Drei Sugay  | "Ikaw Lang" – Nobita | Advanced
2  | Isaac Zamudio  | "Lason Mong Halik" – Katrina Velarde | Eliminated
3  | Darius Miguel  | "Tuloy Pa Rin" – Neocolours | Eliminated
4  | Dominic Hatol  | "Saan Darating Ang Umaga" – Raymond Lauchengco | Eliminated
5  | Anthony Meneses  | "Tadhana" – UDD | Advanced
6  | Khimo Gumatay | "Tala" – Sarah Geronimo | Advanced
7  | Chester Padilla  | "Leaves" – Ben&Ben | Eliminated
8  | Kice  | "Isn't She Lovely" – Stevie Wonder | Advanced
9  | PJ Fabia  | "Habang Atin Ang Gabi" – South Border | Advanced
10  | Bryan Chong | "Ulap" – Rob Daniel  | Advanced
Episode 16
(August 14, 2022) | 1  | Delly Cuales  | "Basang Sisiw" – Juana Cosme  | Advanced
2  | Jarea Ifurung  | "Mahal Kong Pilipinas" – JMARA  | Eliminated
3  | Kimberly Baculo  | "Believer" – Imagine Dragons | Eliminated
4  | Esay Belanio  | "Sabi Nila" – Agaw Agimat  | Eliminated
5  | Trisha Gomez  | "Oo" – UDD | Advanced
6  | Ann Raniel  | "Ikot-Ikot" – Sarah Geronimo | Advanced
7  | Jean Flores  | "Nasa Puso" – Janine Berdin | Eliminated
8  | Misha De Leon  | "Sign of the Times" – Harry Styles | Advanced
9  | Ryssi Avila  | "Nakapagtataka" – Sponge Cola | Advanced
10  | Nisha Bedaña  | "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" – Jennifer Hudson | Advanced

## Live gala

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The Top 12 performed live on air each week. At the end of the performances, viewers could vote for their favorite contestant. For this season, voting was only allowed via UpLive.[28] In a unique mechanism for Idol Philippines, the judges determined half of each contestant's overall score. The contestant with the highest tally for each component received a score of 50% for that component, with the remaining contestants' scores being proportional to the highest vote-getter's tally. These component scores were then combined to form the contestant's final score. At the end of each week, one or two contestants were eliminated following the reveal of the bottom three or bottom two.[29]

| Contestant was saved by the public and judges' votes

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| Contestant was saved by the public and judges' votes but received one of the lowest scores
| Contestant was eliminated

### Week 1: Top 12 – Hugot

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The theme for the week was "hugot," so the Top 12 performed ballads. The contestants were mentored by former ASAP Sessionistas members Nina and Ice Seguerra. Moira Dela Torre was absent from the episode because she tested positive for COVID-19.[30]

Top 12 results[31] Episode  | Order  | Contestant  | Song  | Score  | Result

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Episode 17
(August 20, 2022) | 1  | Nisha Bedaña  | "Hiling" – Mark Carpio  | 76.03%  | Safe
2  | Khimo Gumatay | "One Last Cry" – Brian McKnight | 74.78%  | Safe
3  | Drei Sugay  | "Sa 'Yo" – Silent Sanctuary | 70.20%  | Eliminated
4  | Ann Raniel  | "Till My Heartaches End" – Ella May Saison | 94.50%  | Safe
5  | Trisha Gomez  | "Falling" – Harry Styles | 88.16%  | Safe
6  | Anthony Meneses | "Pagsamo" – Arthur Nery  | 68.23%  | Eliminated
7  | Kice  | "Barely Breathing" – Duncan Sheik | 73.11%  | Bottom three
8  | Delly Cuales  | "Ibong Ligaw" – Juana Cosme  | 75.97%  | Safe
Episode 18
(August 21, 2022) | 1  | Bryan Chong | "Paubaya" – Moira Dela Torre | 82.28%  | Safe
2  | Misha De Leon  | "Para Lang Sa 'Yo" – Ice Seguerra | 75.08%  | Safe
3  | PJ Fabia  | "Kabilang Buhay" – Bandang Lapis  | 96.33%  | Safe
4  | Ryssi Avila  | "Oks Lang" – J Roa  | 82.35%  | Safe

### Week 2: Top 10 – Songs of Ogie Alcasid

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This week, the Top 10 performed songs sung or written by Ogie Alcasid, who also served as their mentor. Moira Dela Torre returned after recovering from COVID-19, which caused her to miss the previous week’s episodes.

Top 10 results[32] Episode  | Order  | Contestant  | Song  | Score  | Result

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Episode 19
(August 27, 2022) | 1  | PJ Fabia  | "If Only" – Sarah Geronimo | 84.81%  | Safe
2  | Delly Cuales  | "Kung Mawawala Ka" – Ogie Alcasid  | 77.54%  | Safe
3  | Misha De Leon  | "I Will Be There" – Ogie Alcasid  | 72.91%  | Eliminated
4  | Kice  | "Ikaw Sana" – Ogie Alcasid  | 77.44%  | Bottom three
5  | Ryssi Avila  | "Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala" – Ogie Alcasid  | 83.41%  | Safe
6  | Bryan Chong | "Akala Ko" – Ogie Alcasid  | 92.94%  | Safe
Episode 20
(August 28, 2022) | 1  | Khimo Gumatay | "Kailangan Kita" – Ogie Alcasid  | 82.10%  | Safe
2  | Trisha Gomez  | "Ikaw Lamang" – Ogie Alcasid  | 79.07%  | Safe
3  | Nisha Bedaña  | "Ikaw Ang Aking Pangarap" – Ogie Alcasid  | 77.03%  | Eliminated
4  | Ann Raniel  | "Sa Piling Mo" – Ogie Alcasid  | 87.38%  | Safe
Non-competition performances  Order  | Performer  | Song

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20.1  | Iñigo Pascual | "Danger"

### Week 3: Top 8 – Teleserye and Movie Theme Songs

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The Top 8 performed theme songs from Philippine television drama series and movies. This week featured Angeline Quinto as the guest mentor.

Top 8 results  Episode  | Order  | Contestant  | Song  | From  | Score  | Result

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Episode 21
(September 3, 2022) | 1  | Delly Cuales  | "Ang Sa Iyo Ay Akin" – Aegis | Ang sa Iyo Ay Akin | 85.99%  | Bottom four
2  | PJ Fabia  | "Sana'y Maghintay Ang Walang Hanggan" – Zsa Zsa Padilla | Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay/Luna Blanca | 65.00%  | Eliminated
3  | Kice  | "And I Love You So" – Don McLean | And I Love You So | 100.00%  | Safe
4  | Trisha Gomez  | "How Did You Know" – Gary Valenciano | All My Life/Ikaw Lang ang Iibigin | 57.67%  | Eliminated
5  | Khimo Gumatay | "Hataw Na" – Gary Valenciano | Hataw Na | 83.48%  | Bottom four
Episode 22
(September 4, 2022) | 1  | Ann Raniel  | "Mangarap Ka" – AfterImage | Mangarap Ka | 93.09%  | Safe
2  | Ryssi Avila  | "Rainbow" – South Border | Crying Ladies | 89.22%  | Safe
3  | Bryan Chong | "Hindi Kita Iiwan" – Sam Milby | He's Into Her | 92.30%  | Safe
Non-competition performances  Order  | Performers  | Song

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21.1  | Idol Top 8
(Ann Raniel, Bryan Chong, Delly Cuales, Khimo Gumatay, Kice, PJ Fabia, Ryssi Avila, and Trisha Gomez)  | "Summer Nights"/"You're the One That I Want"
22.1  | Darren Espanto | "Tama Na"

### Week 4: Top 6 – Showstoppers

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The Top 6 hopefuls performed "showstopping" songs of their choice. The contestants were mentored by musical directors Louie Ocampo and Ria Osorio.[33]

Top 6 results[33] Episode  | Order  | Contestant  | Song  | Score  | Result

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Episode 23
(September 10, 2022) | 1  | Ryssi Avila  | "Kilometro" – Sarah Geronimo | 99.02%  | Safe
2  | Kice  | "Basket Case" – Green Day | 79.44%  | Bottom three
3  | Bryan Chong | "Mundo" – IV of Spades | 94.41%  | Bottom three
4  | Ann Raniel  | "One Night Only" – Jennifer Hudson | 97.19%  | Safe
Episode 24
(September 11, 2022) | 1  | Delly Cuales  | "Proud Mary" – Tina Turner | 64.59%  | Eliminated
2  | Khimo Gumatay | "End of the Road" – Boyz II Men | 96.13%  | Safe
Non-competition performance  Order  | Performers  | Song

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24.1  | Gary Valenciano  | "Look in Her Eyes"

### Week 5: The Final Showdown (September 17 & 18)

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#### Part 1 – Top 5 (September 17)

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The Top 5 finalists performed live on September 17, 2022. Two contestants were eliminated that night, leaving the remaining three finalists to compete the following night.

Top 5 results[34] Episode  | Order  | Contestant  | Song  | Score  | Result

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Episode 25
(September 17, 2022) | 1  | Bryan Chong | "Bawat Daan" – Ebe Dancel | 70.24%  | Eliminated
2  | Khimo Gumatay | "You're Still the One" – Shania Twain | 85.66%  | Safe
3  | Ann Raniel  | "Paano" – Dulce | 63.70%  | Eliminated
4  | Ryssi Avila  | "Nadarang" – Shanti Dope | 76.19%  | Bottom three
5  | Kice  | "Di Na Muli" – Itchyworms | 92.63%  | Safe
Non-competition performances  Order  | Performers  | Song

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25.1  | Regine Velasquez, Ann Raniel, Delly Cuales, and Nisha Bedaña  | "Dadalhin"
25.2  | Moira Dela Torre, Ryssi Avila, Trisha Gomez, and Misha de Leon  | "Kumpas"
25.3  | Chito Miranda, Kice, Drei Sugay, and Anthony Meneses  | "Harana"
25.4  | Gary Valenciano, Bryan Chong, Khimo Gumatay, and PJ Fabia  | "Di Bale Na Lang"
25.5  | Idol Judges and the Top 12

#### Part 2 – Top 3 (September 18)

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The Top 3 performed live on September 18, 2022. Each contestant performed two songs: a song of their choosing that reflected their journey throughout the competition, and an original song written for them.

Voting for the winner opened after all six performances and closed shortly thereafter. Khimo Gumatay was named the winner, with Ryssi Avila and Kice finishing in second and third, respectively. The scores were revealed at the end of the episode.

Top 3 results[35] Episode  | Contestant  | Round 1  | Round 2  | Score  | Result

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Order  | Song  | Order  | Song  | Composer
Episode 26
(September 18, 2022) | Ryssi Avila  | 1  | "Lilim (In Your Shelter)" – Victory Worship  | 4  | "Totoo Na 'To"  | Rox Santos | 49.38%  | Runner-up
Kice  | 2  | "Your Love" – Alamid | 5  | "Angels"  | Jon Guelas  | 45.77%  | Third place
Khimo Gumatay | 3  | "Bagong Simula" – Jem Macatuno  | 6  | "My Time"  | Jeremy Glinoga | 89.00%  | Winner
Non-competition performances  Order  | Performer  | Song

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26.1  | "Vice Ganda"  | "Pearly Shells"
26.2  | Khimo Gumatay  | "My Time" (reprised as winner)

## Elimination chart

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Color key

Female contestant

Male contestant

Winner

Runner-up

Did not perform

Not Chosen

Saved by Judges

Safe

Highest Score

Bottom Group

Eliminated

Results per round  Place  | Contestant  | Top 20 | Top 12 | Top 10 | Top 8 | Top 6 | Finale

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Top 5 | Top 3
8/13  | 8/14  | 8/21  | 8/28  | 9/4  | 9/11  | 9/17  | 9/18
1 |  | Khimo Gumatay | Safe  | N/A  | 9th
74.78% | 5th
82.10% | 6th
83.48% | 3rd
96.13% | 2nd
85.66% | Winner
89.00%
2  |  | Ryssi Avila  | N/A  | Safe  | 4th
82.35% | 4th
83.41% | 4th
89.22% | 1st
99.02% | 3rd
76.19% | Runner-up
49.38%
3  |  | Kice  | Safe  | N/A  | 10th
73.11% | 8th
77.44% | 1st
100% | 5th
79.44% | 1st
92.63% | 3rd
45.77%
4  |  | Bryan Chong | Safe  | N/A  | 5th
82.28% | 1st
92.94% | 3rd
92.30% | 4th
94.41% | 4th
70.24% |
5  |  | Ann Raniel  | N/A  | Safe  | 2nd
94.50% | 2nd
87.38% | 2nd
93.09% | 2nd
97.19% | 5th
63.70%
6  |  | Delly Cuales  | N/A  | Safe  | 7th
75.97% | 7th
77.54% | 5th
85.99% | 6th
64.59% |
7  |  | PJ Fabia  | Safe  | N/A  | 1st
96.33% | 3rd
84.81% | 7th
65.00% |
8  |  | Trisha Gomez  | N/A  | Safe  | 3rd
88.16% | 6th
79.07% | 8th
57.67%
9  |  | Nisha Bedaña  | N/A  | Safe  | 6th
76.03% | 9th
77.03% |
10  |  | Misha de Leon  | N/A  | Safe  | 8th
75.08% | 10th
72.91%
11  |  | Drei Sugay  | Safe  | N/A  | 11th
70.20% |
12  |  | Anthony Meneses | Safe  | N/A  | 12th
68.23%
13–20 |  | Esay Belanio  | N/A  | Eliminated  |
| Jarea Ifurung  | N/A
| Jean Flores  | N/A
| Kimberly Baculo  | N/A
| Chester Padilla  | Eliminated  |
| Darius Miguel
| Dominic Hatol
| Isaac Zamudio

## Accolades

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Year  | Award  | Category  | Result  | Ref.

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2022  | 2nd Diamond Excellence Awards  | Outstanding Music Reality Show of the Year  | Won  | [36]

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## Notes

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1. ^ The show also aired on A2Z and TV5
2. ^ a b Zephanie was the grand winner of the first season, however, she transferred to GMA Network before the second season was announced.

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