Plus, the Llama admits that he dresses “like this” in real life - Hawaiian shirts, khaki shorts, and a fedora. There’s a purposefully placed Buddha and an LP that reads Sounds of Seattle. “You may call me a joker,” the Llama says in his clue video, as the zoom-into stacked jack and ace playing cards: blackjack.
He’s got a ’70s vibe and sits behind the decks and microphone of what looks like a radio station. Here’s what we know about the Llama: Definitely the most entertaining Masked Singer costume since the Egg, the Llama’s immovable back legs are straight up hilarious. Nope! The Llama is Drew Carey, not Danny Bonaduce.
I can’t believe they let him go so early. And he really has been “ put back together” in the past few years, if that’s what he’s referring to.) (Plus, Wayne famously loves skateboarding, video games, and has many platinum albums. I kind of agree: I was immediately confident that it was Wayne after he started singing (that low-baritone croaklike-speaking thing he does is unmistakable), but the only doubt I had in my mind was, “Would Lil Wayne do this show?” The answer being: If he has an album to promote, then yes, he would. Why it’s definitely Lil Wayne: Is this the most contemporary famous person we’ve ever seen on The Masked Singer? The judging panel seems to think so, completely losing their minds when he’s revealed. A gamer? “I have a feeling this is a massive star underneath that mask,” Nicole Scherzinger says, in perhaps the smartest guess she’s ever made on this show. “I think that makes me come off as inhuman and stunted my potential.” There’s also a scientist fiddling with a video-game remote. “I relate to robots because I’ve always felt the need to put on a tough outer shell,” says the Robot. There’s also the periodic table - which zooms into the element of platinum (Get it? Like someone who might have a platinum record?) and a small skateboard “crashing” into a fire truck.
Here’s what we know about the Robot: His clue video has him being taken apart and put back together by scientists, for one. I’ll admit that as the show grows, I worry that big celebs might actually want to hop aboard. Are they famous in their own fields, harboring dreams of singing stardom? Older celebs hoping for a comeback or some recognition by younger fans? Maybe someone with a little drama they’d like to outrun, or a brand-new album to sell? These are all the things that could get you on The Masked Singer. What kinds of celebrities will appear on The Masked Singer? In the past two seasons, we’ve seen everyone from Ninja to Patti LaBelle, but there’s always a few common threads. Unlike these shady judges, who will try and trick us with purposefully off-base guesses (Adele! Lady Gaga! Dolly Parton!), we all know better. And so, I’m back again to put my tried-and-true human algorithm to the test. Since Fox plans to air The Masked Singer until we all stop watching it - or until it runs out of willing celebrities - we’ll just have to keep on guessing.