Today fans were left in awe of Kylie Minogue’s epic performance at Thursday’s Thanksgiving parade as they claimed she was the only person singing live.

Braving the rainy weather, the 56-year-old pop star sang a medley of some of her most famous songs in a loose-fitting red and black jumpsuit, flanked by several male backup dancers.

As she performed songs like ‘Padam Padam’, ‘Slow’ and ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’, viewers were quick to respond to X and praise her performance.

“Kylie Minogue sings live like everyone else – oh that’s mother,” one person wrote, while another posted: “Kylie Minogue said the mic was AWN.”

A third said: “Kylie Minogue hit the jackpot in the Thanksgiving parade, I danced while making tiny turkeys out of pie dough,” and a fourth claimed: “Kylie Minogue is the only one not lip-syncing.” .”

A fifth viewer commented: “I will never hate the Macy Thanksgiving Day parade. Kylie Minogue was there, her finger is on the pulse.”

Someone else said: “Kylie Minogue absolutely killed that Macy’s Parade appearance.” Brought my life into my living room! Phew.’

However, another person posted: “Okay Kylie Minogue was great for singing live but also…would have preferred her to lip syncing.”

Kylie Minogue wore a black and red jumpsuit to appear at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade on Thursday morning

The 56-year-old pop star sang a medley of her songs, including “Padam Padam” and “Slow.”

A second said: “Kylie Minogue doesn’t need a pre-recorded backing track #MacysParade #MacysThanksgivingDayParade.”

And another fan added: “A big thank you to @kylieminogue at the #MacysThanksgivingDayParade singing live while other artists lip-sync.” Greetings, lady! You did well!’

Someone else posted: “It seems Kylie Minogue has conquered the #MacysParade with her live singing. Mother fed us!!”

Another viewer asked: “Are the microphones on at the #MacysThanksgivingDayParade?!?” Because Kylie Minogue sang.”

Other participants in the annual parade included Jennifer Hudson and Destiny’s Child star Michelle Williams, who sang a song from her current Broadway musical “Death Becomes Her.”