I feel like they should have manipulated the voices a little bit more because all they did was pitch them up, and then people would just rip the video and pitch them back down and you can just hear all of our speaking voices. A lot of people got found out pretty fast. They did a good job on picking the clues. The clues each week had to give enough information that it would help people figure it out, but maybe not so much that people could guess right away. 'The Masked Singer' Week 7 Eliminated Celebrity Speaks And then once we got on the plane and he was like, “Congratulations,” and I was like, “Oh, that was you. We didn’t know it at first, so we just kind of stared at each other for a while from across the airport. We just hear a bunch of screaming from the crowd. There’s no live feed in our dressing room, so we don’t get to see what they’re doing out there. And even when people get revealed, we don’t get to know that.
We didn’t talk too much about it because we both have podcasts now, so we were both, like, “Let’s just talk about it on the podcast.” But when he saw me and I saw him, we still didn’t know for sure if it was us in the masks because we didn’t know who else was on the show. Yes! Right after we got through filming I was on the same flight as Joey Fatone, and we talked about it a little bit. The contestants didn’t get to talk to each other, but have you talked to anyone since? It was so much every morning that I had to wake up an hour earlier than I normally would just to get all this stuff together. It was more of an annoyance trying to keep up with that one mask and wearing a particular hoodie that said, “Don’t talk to me.” You’re covering up your legs, you’ve got pants under your pants so none of your ankle was sticking out, you’ve got to keep your hands in your pockets until you get into your dressing room.
They appointed entire uniforms for all the contestants.
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We couldn’t leave our hotel rooms without full body coverage and something over our face. They didn’t allow us to talk to anybody, just to make sure our speaking voices didn’t give away our identity. It was more of an annoyance than it was difficult or anything. Switching gears, the secrecy involved in keeping everyone covered at all times, including your guests - what was that experience like for you? Is that part of the reason you wanted to do the show in the first place? I thought I had the most distinct voice out of everybody, so I thought I was going to be gone the first episode, but I guess not.īecause people associate you with Auto-Tune, maybe they just didn’t necessarily realize that it was you singing. It wasn’t like an, “Oh, God,” it was like, “They’re getting closer!” but then they weren’t close at all. It’s like that feeling you get when you used to hide from your mom in the clothing store. So it didn’t wreck my nerves as much as everybody else’s, but for some reason as they were like trying to guess who I was behind the mask, I was really nervous. It was cool because much as much as I thought I was going to be off the first episode. 'The Masked Singer' Week 8 Eliminated Celebrity SpeaksĪs a viewer, one of the fun parts about watching the show was that everyone had guesses as it went on, but it was still really thrilling every week to see what everyone was doing. Nobody wants to beat Gladys Knight at anything! I’d let her win a video game. She was amazing the whole time and if it was up to me, I definitely would have let her win. ( Laughs) I mean, she’s still doing her thing. Not only did you win a singing competition, you literally beat Gladys Knight in a singing competition. It feels like I’m the king of the castle. Suck it everybody who told me I couldn’t sing! I just won a singing competition! There’s nothing else you can tell me. I feel like a weight’s been lifted off my shoulders from having to keep that secret for that long. There’s a lot of different emotions going on. How does it feel to have won this whole thing? You didn’t even know what it was really going to be when you signed on for it. That part was difficult, but with friends, I’m pretty good at not telling them shit about anything. I may not be able to watch the show and a lot of people were spoiling it for me because I didn’t know who anybody was at the time. But just the internet every week and you see your Twitter blowing up every time the show comes on. Between family and friends and stuff like that it hasn’t been too difficult. How hard has it been to keep this a secret? 'The Masked Singer' Boss on Surprising Winner and Leaning Into the Crazy for Season 2
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