‘The Masked Singer' spoilers: Who is Fuzzy Peas?
But who is Fuzzy Peas? If you're looking for The Masked Singer spoilers and clues, you've come to the right place! Read on for everything to know about Fuzzy Peas, including which famous celebrity we think is hiding underneath the mask.
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Gold Derby's official guess for Fuzzy Peas is … Oscar De La Hoya! Don't believe us? Let's examine all of the clues so far, one by one:
Here is what Fuzzy Peas had to say about himself: 'If you had told me one day I would be dressing up as Fuzzy Peas, I would tell you, 'Hey, absolutely, I believe you!' He's silly, he's suave, but also looks like a conqueror. You see, I am third generation in my field, and we all fought for what we believe in. Add a dash of my mother's passion music, and now I'm known for my hits, some of them Grammy-nominated. Delicioso! I even fulfilled her dying wish of securing a gold record. That's what makes this sauce very special. Now I, Fuzzy Peas, am here as captain of my destiny because I never say no to a challenge … or a fiesta. Maestro, la musica!' Oscar was raised in a boxing family, with his father and grandfather both playing the sport. He is also a Grammy nominee for his self-titled 2001 album.
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On-screen hints during Fuzzy Peas' video package include the following: watermelons, apples, peppers, pears, corn, a rubber chicken, an Xbox remote, and a globe made of gold. The controller is a reference to Oscar appearing on video game covers like of EA Sports' Fight Night Round 3 and Knockout Kings. And the globe's color is a wink to his nickname, 'The Golden Boy of Boxing,' due in part because of his various gold medal titles from the world of boxing.
Following his performance of 'La Bamba,' Fuzzy Peas revealed: 'I was nominated with Shakira and Christina Aguilera.' Oscar was a nominee at the 2001 Grammys in Best Latin Pop Album alongside Shakira (who won), Aguilera, Luis Miguel, and Alejandro Sanz. Well, it doesn't get much clearer than that!
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