Who’s Boogie Woogie on The Masked Singer? All Signs Lead to This Singer-Songwriter
It’s time to get down with Boogie Woogie! The Masked Singer unveiled another talented singer in Group B, and this talented hitmaker threw his hat in the ring.
During the Group B premiere, Boogie Woogie performed a disco-filled version of “I Believe In A Thing Called Love.” We know that voice anywhere, but the judges had such a tough time trying to identify him. Ken Jeong went with his gut and guessed Adam Lambert, Robin Thicke guessed Andy Samberg, Rita Ora guessed Mika, and Jennie Garth-Wahlberg suggested a well-known magician Criss Angel.
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Who is Boogie Woogie on The Masked Singer?
Our best guess for Boogie Woogie is singer-songwriter Andy Grammer. Don’t believe us, look at the clues below.
Episode 4
- “Becoming Boogie Woogie feels like disco destiny, because my whole childhood I’d do anything to be the center of attention. And look at this guy, he certainly captures the spotlight.”
Andy was part of the varsity basketball team and also majored in music.
- Says he had “extravagant dreams” of being a clown, so he taught himself to juggle
Andy has done juggling videos before and can even multitask while doing so. A talented king.
- The only job he could find after graduation was busking, which didn’t pay the bills
Andy was discovered while busking at the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica
- “It was more panic, less disco, but I trusted that this was my calling because I believe in a thing called ‘doing what you love,’ and one moment can change everything”
He was discovered by his manager Ben Singer in July 2009.
- Gold/red/blue juggling balls, a magician’s hat and wand
Even though he did prove himself while juggling, Andy Grammer also has a song called “Magic”
- Quarters with the heads up
Andy’s biggest song is “Keep Your Head Up.”
Episode 5
- Parents made kid shows
His parents are musician Robert Crane “Red” Grammer and Kathryn Willoughby who have made children’s albums.
- Telescope with the stars
Andy Grammer starred in Dancing with the Stars.
- Boogie Woogie Magazine
Andy Grammer’s sophomore album is titled Magazines or Novels.
Episode 6
- a few years ago I lost my mom — and suddenly the house was quiet. It was empty. On that day I was changed. A darkness washed over me and I was out of hope. I found it hard to keep going. The one thing I did have was her recordings, so I began playing her music. Suddenly, I felt the rooms fill with her warmth again. I miss her every day, but hearing her voice is the next best thing to having her here. Tonight, I have faith that I’ve got an angel on my side.”
Andy Grammer lost his mother Kathy to breast cancer in 2009
- Men in Black danced out in cowboy boots with “MLB” inscribed on them
Grammer sang the National Anthem for the World Series in 2019.
