The Masked Singer viewers convinced S'mores is a Jonas Brother after glaring clues
The Masked Singer viewers have been debating which famous face could be hiding inside the S'mores costume, with some having reason to believe it could be a Jonas Brothers member.
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The Masked Singer viewers have taken to X - formerly Twitter - to discuss the potential identity of S’mores based on the clues given.
Some think they have it figured out, as they predicted the character will be unmasked as Kevin Jonas of the Jonas Brothers.
Replying to a video of S’mores’ performance during last night’s episode, fans gave their verdict on who they thought will come out of the costume.
DavidCimorelli said: “Kevin Jonas does make sense. He has 2 daughters I believe.”
RealDBlythin remarked: “I’m thinking it’s either Ashley Parker Angel or one of the Jonas Brothers.”
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With total conviction, AJDx96 simply stated: “Kevin Jonas!”
The Masked Singer’s 2000s night revealed a new celebrity identity - though fans had already figured out who he was.
After a performance to Weezer’s Beverly Hills, Pickle had to battle it out to S’mores to Fall Out Boy classic, Sugar, We’re Going Down - but it wasn’t enough and he was sent home.
It was then confirmed it was actor and podcaster, Michael Rapaport, who’s famed for roles in Netflix’s Atypical, True Romance, Deep Blue Sea, Justified and Boston Public.
But while none of the judges guessed correctly - instead guessing Howard Stern, Conan O’Brien, Joel McHale or Charlie Sheen - fans were rightly convinced they knew who Pickle was.
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In fact, they’d cracked it over a week ago, after his performance to Pinball Wizard by The Who.
Clues and giveaways included Rapaport’s distinct thick New York accent, nods to getting into fights on the internet, and a podcast microphone.
There were also nods to his work with Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino.
The Masked Singer continues Wednesday nights on Fox and is available the next day on Hulu
