Sunday's Idols SA semifinal will bring Mzansi a show they have never seen before, with a first all-female top three.
This after Karabo, Berry and S'22Kile outsang the best of Mzansi's talent to make it to this crucial stage.
Also for the first time, two of the top three contestants are returnees to the Idols SA stage, with Berry and Karabo who previously didn't make it past the open auditions stage having tried and failed to reach the live shows in the past.
Sadly, it was the end of the road for the last man standing, Kevin, who failed to gather enough of the eight million votes cast over the week to make it to the top 3.
Performing three songs each, the women tried to show viewers that not only do they have the talent but also the star power to convince the country that any one of them could be the 17th winner of Idols SA.
Each of the contestants had their moment to shine, with Karabo wowing viewers during her first performance, in which she shared the stage with gospel great Lebo Sekgobela, singing Hallelujah Mdumiseni.
Show judge Unathi Nkayi told Karabo that she was becoming more powerful weekly, while guest judge Judith Sephuma said the Idols SA hopeful was a versatile singer, and Randall Abrahams saying her performance was exceptional.
S'22Kile got rave reviews for not only her hunger to stay in the competition and the resulting hard work she had put in, but also her song choices.
Randall commended her decision to sing Amanda Black's Mina Nawe for the cover song segment and Unathi was pleased she had decided to sing Doja Cat's Woman.
Randall said their performance of Ayanda's hit Basuka was a great start to the show and he also commended her song choice for the trending hit segment Adele's Easy on Me.
Judith said she loved Berry's take of the Righteous Brothers' classic hit Unchained Melody.
Berry, Karabo and S'22Kile will spend the next week in Cape Town recording their first singles with Kalawa Jazmee Records.