revealed. Top 4 (first week) – A Song for a Cause In this week, being a week before World AIDS Day, the contestants each sing compose their own songs to perform as well as a cover song to play their part for charity. On the results show, Gurmit Singh first revealed that Tabitha and Charles were in the "bottom two". However, the two contestants were then declared safe together with Sylvia and Sezairi and no one was eliminated. Gurmit Singh stated that it was a surprise non-elimination round and votes for that week would be carried over to the following week. The contestant with the lowest combined votes over the two weeks would be eliminated the following week. Top 4 (second week) – Step Up and Dance! Group performance: "Dance Floor Anthem (I Don't Want to Be in Love)" Top 3 – Judges' Choice Top 2 – Favourite Performance / Contestant's Choice / Winner's Single Group performance: "I Gotta Feeling" / "Bad Romance" / "Boom Boom Pow" Elimination chart Post-Idol Of the 13 Finalists, only the Top 3 contestants have continued to remain in the public eye. Sezairi Sezali and Sylvia Ratonel have released their debut studio albums, Take Two and Sylvia Ratonel respectively. Singles were released from the album and have made it into the Top 10 on the 987FM Top 20 Chart, with the best-performing single being Sylvia Ratonel's "It's Raining" (it peaked at #3). While Tabitha Nauser has not released an album, she collaborated with international artists Sean Kingston, Steve Appleton, Jessica Mauboy and Jody Williams on the official theme song to the 2010 Youth Olympics, "Everyone". Nauser was given the opening lines of the first verse, and her vocals can be heard harmonising with the other artists in the choruses and bridge. The song was released as a CD single, which included an acoustic version of "Everyone" performed by Nauser alone. Successful airplay of the song made "Everyone" reach No. 1 on the 987FM Top 20 Chart, making Tabitha Nauser the first Singaporean vocalist, at least in recent years, to achieve that feat. "Everyone" remained on the top spot for 2 weeks. References External links Singapore Idol Official Website 2004 Singaporean television series debuts Idols (franchise) Singaporean reality television series Singaporean singing competitions Television series by Fremantle (company) 2009 Singaporean television series endings Non-British television series based on British television series Channel 5 (Singapore) original programming