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The show’s first season premiered on January 18, 2013. The competitions was divided into five rounds (each round comprising two episodes), and the final phase having three episodes which was not included in the Korean version (Revival Round (which would later be called Breakout Round in the next season), Semifinals and Finals), giving the series a total of 13 episodes. Each round features seven singers performing in front of 500 public audiences to judge. The first episode of each round doesn’t has any singer eliminated, but subsequent episodes will eliminate one singer, which was decided on which singers received a lower count of votes, while a new singer will substitute the eliminated singer in the following episode.Chinese music duo Yu Quan, which consists of members Chen Yufan (\u9673\u7fbd\u51e1) and Hu Haiquan (\u80e1\u6d77\u6cc9),  were the inaugural winners of I Am a Singer on the finale aired live broadcast on April 12, 2013.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsProduction[edit]Revival round[edit]Finals[edit]Contestants[edit]Future appearances[edit]Results[edit]Competition details[edit]1st round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Knockout[edit]Overall ranking[edit]2nd round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Knockout[edit]Overall ranking[edit]3rd round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Knockout[edit]Overall ranking[edit]4th round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Knockout[edit]Overall ranking[edit]5th round[edit]Qualifying (final qualifying round)[edit]Knockout (final knockout round)[edit]Overall ranking[edit]Revival[edit]1st round[edit]2nd round[edit]Semifinals[edit]Grand finals[edit]Non-competition performances[edit]First round: guest duets[edit]Second round: winner’s song[edit]Winner of battle[edit]Ratings[edit]References[edit]Production[edit]I Am a Singer consist of 13 weeks of shows. The first 10 episodes were competition stage divided by five rounds of two episodes, each having a Qualifier and a Knockout round; followed by a Revival episode, Semi-finals and Grand finals. Each episode have a lineup of seven singers competing for the votes of the 500-member studio audience, with a role to decide the outcome at the end of the episode; each member will cast a vote of three singers of their preference, while the semi-finals round onwards changes to a single vote. These votes are accumulative over two episodes and the singer receiving the lowest votes after the Knockout round was eliminated, after which a new round begins with the vote count reset and a new singer will substitute in the place for the previously-eliminated singer.Each singer was also assigned by the production to a manager or Music Partner, who would serve as an advisor for the singer; when the singer is voted out, the corresponding Music Partner will also be eliminated. Each show (except for the finals) do not have a fixed host, but the host was chosen from one of any eligible singers doubling as a role of the host; like Music Partners, singers will forfeit the hosting role upon their elimination.Revival round[edit]The season was originally announced to last 12 weeks without a Revival round; on Week 8, producer Hong Tao announced the Revival round will be added between the fifth Knockout and the semi-finals. Held after the final Knockout round on Week 11, the five previously eliminated singers (except Chyi Chin, due to his withdrawal) compete for the seventh and final place in the semi-finals. Each singer performed two songs, a rendition and an original, with votes cast in-between rounds. These votes are accumulative and the singer receiving a higher vote will be reinstated from the competition.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The season only featured eliminated singers while remaining singers (both initial and substitute singers) were exempt from the round; beginning on the next season, substitute singers were required to participate in the Revival round, due to time constraints and a lineup of many singers, singers sang only one song for the round.Finals[edit]The Grand finals were held live on April 12, 2013 over 4-hours starting at 7.30pm. Singers each compete for the title by performing two songs, a duet with a guest performer, and a solo. Votes cast after each round carries a percentage which would be converted into a score to determine the winning singer. The finals also invited previously eliminated and withdrawn singers to perform an additional, returning performance. This is the only season to date to do so; starting in the next season, though not mentioned or otherwise, only eliminated singers were invited to watch the performance.Contestants[edit]The following I Am a Singer season one contestants are listed in alphabetical order. Singers without a placement for the final are listed as finalists, and singers who withdrew are listed as withdrawn.Key:\u00a0 \u2013 Winner\u00a0 \u2013 Runner-up\u00a0 \u2013 Other finalist\u00a0 \u2013 WithdrewContestantCountryManagerStatusWeek EnteredWeek ExitedResultChen MingChinaWang QiaoInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 6 (knockout round 3)Week 11 (Revival round)EliminatedChyi ChinTaiwanLi RuiInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 4 (knockout round 2)[a]WithdrewWinnie HsinTaiwanKKSubstitute singerWeek 7 (qualifying round 4)Week 13 (finals)Finalist (4th\u20137th place)Huang QishanChinaDu HaitaoInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 13 (finals)Third placeTerry LinTaiwanShen MengchenInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 13 (finals)Runner-upJulia PengTaiwanXiao YanziSubstitute singerWeek 9 (qualifying round 5)Week 13 (finals)Finalist (4th\u20137th place)Sha BaoliangChinaYOYOInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 11 (Revival round)EliminatedShang WenjieChinaWu XinInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 8 (knockout round 3)Week 11 (Revival round)EliminatedPaul WongHong KongWayne ZhangInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 2 (knockout round 1)Week 11 (Revival round)EliminatedAska YangTaiwanTian YuanSubstitute singerWeek 3 (qualifying round 2)Week 11 (Revival round)Week 4 (knockout round 2)Week 13 (finals)Finalist (4th\u20137th place)Yu QuanChinaLi WeijiaInitial singerWeek 1 (qualifying round 1)Week 13 (finals)WinnerZhou Xiao’ouChinaShen LingSubstitute singerWeek 5 (qualifying round 3)Week 13 (finals)Finalist (4th\u20137th place)Future appearances[edit]Yu Quan, Terry Lin, Aska Yang, Julia Peng and Shang Wenjie appeared as guest performers on the Biennial concert on the following season. Yu Quan also appeared on the same season as a guest performer in the premiere episode, while Huang Qishan returned on the finals as a guest assistant singer during round one. Huang and Yang appeared again on the Biennial concert on the third season. Zhou Xiao’ou returned as a guest assistant singer, while Yu Quan returned again (along with Han Lei and Han Hong) on a special Winners exhibition performance on the finals on the fourth season.Lin and Peng again returned as contestants, while Yang and Shang appear as guest assistant singers in the final episode, both on the fifth season.Results[edit]FirstSafeBottomEliminatedReturn PerformanceRepechage SuccessRepechage FailureWinnerRunner-upWithdrewSingerBroadcast Date (2013)18 Jan25 Jan1 Feb8 Feb15 Feb22 Feb1 Mar8 Mar15 Mar22 Mar29 Mar5 Apr12 Apr1st Round2nd Round3rd Round4th Round5th RoundRepechageSemifinalFinal RoundQualifyingKnockoutQualifyingKnockoutQualifyingKnockoutQualifyingKnockoutQualifyingKnockout1st Round2nd RoundOverall1Yu Quan2141264422\u20143121 2Terry Lin\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014132113\u20142212 3Huang Qishan6213411346\u20146333 =4Aska Yang\u2014\u201475\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014113\u2014\u2014=4Julia Peng\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u201434\u201445\u2014\u2014=4Winnie Hsin\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u20143665\u201476\u2014\u2014=4Zhou Xiao’ou\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014357271\u201457\u2014\u2014=8Sha Baoliang5362746557\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=8Shang Wenjie44356257\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=8Chen Ming765457\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=8Paul Wong37\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=8Chyi Chin1527\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Competition details[edit]1st round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Taping Date: January 10, 2013Airdate: January 18, 2013Knockout[edit]Taping Date: January 17, 2013Airdate: January 25, 2013Overall ranking[edit]^  A. The total votes does not include 12 rejected votes.2nd round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Taping Date: January 25, 2013Airdate: February 1, 2013The first substitute singer of the season was Aska Yang.Knockout[edit]Taping Date: January 31, 2013Airdate: February 8, 2013During this week, Chen was originally going to perform a medley of two songs with “\u60b6” and “\u5fc3\u75db\u7684\u611f\u89ba”, but later reversed after initially hesitated on her performance during rehearsal. Chin temporary withdrew from the competition earlier this week due to family reasons. The eliminations for the Knockout round went ahead as normal.Overall ranking[edit]I Am a Singer Season 1 2nd Round Overall rankingRankingSingerMatch 1 Percentages of Votes (Ranking) Match 2 Percentages of Votes (Ranking) Total Percentages of Votes1Huang Qishan26.21% (1)15.69% (3)20.65%2Yu Quan12.73% (4)27.38% (1)20.48%3Sha Baoliang9.13% (6)16.70% (2)13.13%4Shang Wenjie16.32% (3)10.15% (5)13.06%5Chen Ming11.83% (5)12.49% (4)12.18%6Chyi Chin16.40% (2)7.41% (7)11.65%7Aska Yang7.34% (7)10.15% (5)8.82%3rd round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Taping Date: February 7, 2013Airdate: February 15, 2013Due to Chin’s temporary withdrawal, one more singer for a total of two singers substituted the singers; they were Terry Lin and Zhou Xiao’ou.Knockout[edit]Taping Date: February 14, 2013Airdate: February 22, 2013During this week, Sha volunteered to perform first as he was urgent on traveling to Beijing for the 2013 CCTV New Year’s Gala, thus he was absent during the results; however, Sha was informed of the outcome via satellite telephone link from Beijing.Overall ranking[edit]I Am a Singer Season 1 3rd Round Overall rankingRankingSingerMatch 1 Percentages of Votes (Ranking)Match 2 Percentages of Votes (Ranking)Total Percentages of Votes1Huang Qishan15.51% (4) [a]29.10% (1)*22.48%2Terry Lin21.86% (1)14.62% (3)18.15%3Shang Wenjie11.49% (6) [b]15.35% (2)13.47%4Zhou Xiao’ou15.58% (3)11.13% (5)13.30%5Yu Quan17.06% (2)8.98% (6)12.92%6Sha Baoliang6.91% (7)13.07% (4)10.07%7Chen Ming11.56% (5)7.71% (7)9.59%^  A. Has one vote difference between 3rd place singer^  B. Has one vote difference between 5th place singer*highest percentage of votes for any singer during the main competition of “Singer” for eight consecutive seasons4th round[edit]Qualifying[edit]Taping Date: February 21, 2013Airdate: March 1, 2013The fourth substitute singer of the season was Winnie Hsin. Chin, who announced his temporary withdrawal on week four, confirmed on this episode that he will permanently withdrawal from the competition due to mother’s health. Lin initially performed “\u7121\u5b57\u6b4c” but later changed it to “Opera” (instrumental) because his performance was identical to Huang’s.Knockout[edit]Taping Date: February 28, 2013Airdate: March 8, 2013For this episode, the songs (dubbed as “Pot Luck”) are determined by the audience online. Each singer chose three songs which he or she did not want to sing. If the audience picked one of these songs, the singer could choose another.Overall ranking[edit]I Am a Singer Season 1 4th Round Overall rankingRankingSingerMatch 1 Percentages of Votes (Ranking)Match 2 Percentages of Votes (Ranking)Total Percentages of Votes1Huang Qishan27.90% (1)17.63% (3)22.78%2Terry Lin18.14% (2)27.25% (1)22.70%3Yu Quan15.16% (4)13.36% (4)14.26%4Zhou Xiao’ou5.83% (7)20.30% (2)13.07%5Winnie Hsin15.58% (3)6.68% (6)11.13%6Sha Baoliang7.75% (6)10.75% (5)9.25%7Shang Wenjie9.60% (5)4.00% (7)6.80%5th round[edit]Qualifying (final qualifying round)[edit]Taping Date: March 7, 2013Airdate: March 15, 2013The fifth and last substitute singer of the season was Julia Peng. Hsin was initially going to perform “\u4e00\u6837\u7684\u6708\u5149” but later changed to “\u89aa\u611b\u7684\u5c0f\u5b69” to pay respect to the victims of the baby murdering case in Changchun, occurred three days prior to the taping.[1][deprecated source]Knockout (final knockout round)[edit]Taping Date: March 15, 2013Airdate: March 22, 2013For this episode, singers had to sing at least one song that pays tribute to Chyi Chin (who withdrew from the competition after week 7).Overall ranking[edit]I Am a Singer Season 1 5th Round Overall rankingRankingSingerMatch 1 Percentages of Votes (Ranking)Match 1 Percentages of Votes (Ranking)Total Percentages of Votes1Terry Lin27.15% (1)19.57% (3)23.07%2Yu Quan16.67% (2)21.44% (2)19.23%3Zhou Xiao’ou8.37% (7)22.17% (1)15.79%4Julia Peng15.20% (3)12.35% (4)13.67%5Huang Qishan13.80% (4)8.28% (6)11.04%6Winnie Hsin9.07% (6)8.95% (5)9.00%7Sha Baoliang9.69% (5)7.21% (7)8.36%Revival[edit]Taping Date: March 21, 2013Airdate: March 29, 2013In this Revival round, five of the six eliminated singers (with the exception of Chin) will participate in a chance to enter the semi-finals. Each singer sang two songs, and the singer having the most combined votes after the two songs was reinstated in the competition. For this week, the order of performances is decided by ballot, and the performance order were reversed during the second round.1st round[edit]After the first song, Yang was revealed to be temporarily leading the votes.I Am a Singer Season 1 Revival Round 1 March 29, 2013 Host: Hu HaiquanOrder of PerformanceSingerComedian ManagerSong TitleOriginal Singer"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki19\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki19\/singer-season-1-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Singer (season 1) – Wikipedia"}}]}]