The guessing game continues on a wildly popular show, where hidden celebrities battle for vocal supremacy disguised in elaborate costumes. Each week, the panel and audience alike attempt to unravel the mystery behind the masks, a thrilling exercise in deduction and surprise.
This week’s episode, themed around a spirited sports day, featured a diverse lineup including Monkey Business, Toastie, Arctic Fox, Conkers, and Yak, all vying for a place in the next round. The pressure mounted as each performer delivered their best, hoping to conceal their identity just a little longer.
The tension reached its peak with a head-to-head showdown between Monkey Business and Yak. Monkey Business belted out Kesha’s energetic “Tik Tok,” while Yak offered a smooth rendition of Dean Martin’s classic, “That’s Amore.” The stage was set for a dramatic reveal.
Ultimately, the audience and judges decided Yak’s journey had come to an end. The performer, after a final, spirited performance, was unmasked, revealing a true icon of music history: John Lydon, the legendary frontman of the Sex Pistols, known to many as Johnny Rotten.
Lydon, ever the provocateur, playfully acknowledged the challenge of disguising his distinctive voice. “It’s kind of obvious, my voice innit?” he quipped. “I didn’t want to give the game away, so I tried everything I could not to come across as a singer. Apparently, it worked.”
The panel had offered a flurry of guesses, ranging from Leigh Francis to Jason Momoa and even Harry Hill, but it was Freddie Flintoff who ultimately pinpointed Lydon’s identity, with Jonathan Ross quickly agreeing. The revelation sent a ripple of excitement through the studio.
In a final, unexpected twist, Lydon concluded his appearance with a powerful rendition of Olivia Newton-John’s “Physical,” leaving a lasting impression on everyone present. It was a surprising and memorable end to his time on the show.
