‘The Masked Singer’: Doll revealed, sent home after rocking out

Doll revealed on 'The Masked Singer'

Doll was eliminated on 'The Masked Singer' during 'Movie Night.' (Credit: FOX Entertainment)

LOS ANGELES - "The Masked Singer" paid tribute to Warner Bros. movies on Wednesday — and unmasked a legendary rock icon in the process.

Dee Snider, the lead singer and songwriter of the heavy metal band Twisted Sister, was unmasked as the Doll. The 68-year-old rock band rose to recognition with the 1980s hit songs "We’re Not Gonna Take it" and "I Wanna Rock."

"You guys all look like you’re shocked," Nick Cannon said to the panelists who weren’t able to correctly predict that Snider was underneath the mask despite being guessed in past seasons.

"I’ve guessed him so many times on this show," Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg said.

Doll revealed on ‘The Masked Singer’

Snider added: "I can’t believe you guys didn’t get it," "You were right in – certainly around it."

Twisted Sister officially retired in 2015 in light of drummer A.J. Pero's death that same year from an apparent heart attack, People magazine reported. In 2021, Snider released a solo album "Leave A Scar."

"I was a huge fan. ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ – one of the great rock songs of all time – of history – and I’ve always loved your style and everything man," Robin Thicke told Snider.