WARNING! THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS POSSIBLE SPOILERS ABOUT THE MASKED SINGER SEASON 13!The Masked Singer season 13 contestant Boogie Woogie has now advanced to the Lucky 6, and his clues seem to indicate that he might be singer Andy Grammer. Throughout The Masked Singer season 13 so far, Boogie Woogie has brought down the house with some phenomenal performances, including "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" by The Darkness (Voices of Olympus: Unmasking of the Gods Night), "Radioactive" by Imagine Dragons (Ghostbusters Night), and "Something in the Water" by Carrie Underwood (Grand Ole Opry Night).

In addition, during the Group B finals on Grand Ole Opry Night, Boogie Woogie won against Griffin in the Battle Royale and moved on to the Lucky 6, during which they both sang "I Had Some Help" by Post Malone ft. Morgan Wallen. Throughout The Masked Singer season 13 so far, the ists have had many great guesses for Boogie Woogie's identity. They include Andy Samberg and Ryan Tedder (Robin Thicke); Neil Patrick Harris (Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg); Adam Lambert, George Clooney, and Gavin DeGraw (Ken Jeong); Mika, Criss Angel, and Jason Mraz (Rita Ora); and Josh Groban (Grand Ole Opry Night guest ist Casey Wilson). However, the ists haven't thought of the one person that the clues point to the most: Andy Grammer.

1 One Of Boogie Woogie's Clues Gave Away His Real Name

An English Textbook Gave Away Boogie Woogie's Identity

During Grand Ole Opry Night, a green book that said, "English 101," was seen in Boogie Woogie's clue package. This was a reference to Andy's last name, Grammer, because grammar is part of learning English. This subtle clue might've been missed by some Masked Singer fans, but it gave away Boogie Woogie's identity, or confirmed it for anyone who thought that he was Andy.

2 Boogie Woogie's Music Has Been Referenced Several Times

Boogie Woogie's Albums & Singles Have Been Mentioned In His Clue Packages

Throughout The Masked Singer season 13 so far, there have been many references to Andy's music in the form of various clues. During Voices of Olympus: Unmasking of the Gods Night, Boogie Woogie revealed that he wanted to be a magician when he was in high school, which referred to Andy's song, "Magic." He also waved a magic wand over a top hat and pulled out a magazine that said, "Boogie Woogie Magazine." Andy's 2014 album is titled, Magazines or Novels. After his first performance, Boogie Woogie said that his main magic trick for The Masked Singer was to make the other monsters and singers disappear, but in a loving and fun way. Andy's 2024 album is titled, Monster.

On Ghostbusters Night, Boogie Woogie said that, because of his optimism, he's sometimes called naive, sheltered, and fake, which hurts. Andy's 2019 album is titled, Naive. In addition, Detective Lucky Duck thought that Ken's guess that Boogie Woogie was George Clooney was a "quack guess" and that people should use their brains, also known as gray matter, to crack Boogie Woogie's clues. Andy has a song called "Gray." On Grand Ole Opry Night, a black flag with an X made of two white bones referenced the fact that Andy co-wrote the single "Bones" for Galantis ft. One Republic.

3 Boogie Woogie Loves His Parents Very Much

Boogie Woogie Paid Tribute To His Beloved Mom

On The Masked Singer season 13 Ghostbusters Night, Boogie Woogie shared that he learned his positive attitude from his parents, who worked really hard to give him a good life. Andy's father, Red Grammer, is an acclaimed children's music writer and performer. He appeared with Andy on the mystery celebrity relative singing show, We Are Family. Andy's mom, Kathryn Willoughby Grammer, was also a singer, and she co-wrote many of Red's songs for children, including their award-winning album, Teaching Peace.

On Grand Ole Opry Night, Boogie Woogie revealed that he'd lost his mom, and he missed her very much. Andy's mom ed away in 2009 due to breast cancer. He dedicated his beautiful performance of Carrie Underwood's "Something in the Water" to her. Boogie Woogie shared that he thought that his mom had the best singing voice, and that she and his dad were musicians, who filled the halls of their home with happy songs with uplifting lyrics. Although it devastated him to lose his mom, he still has her recordings, which he said were the next best thing to having her here. Boogie Woogie had faith that he had an angel by his side as he performed that night. He added that any time he got to do anything for his mom, it made him really happy.

4 Boogie Woogie Wanted To Be A Clown & A Magician

Boogie Woogie Loves Making People Happy

During The Masked Singer season 13 Voices of Olympus: Unmasking of the Gods Night, Boogie Woogie shared that, throughout his whole childhood, he'd do anything to be the center of attention. He revealed that, back in the day, he'd dreamed of being a clown, so he'd taught himself to juggle. Andy has shared that he wanted to be a clown when he was a child because he loved making people happy. Like Boogie Woogie, he even learned to juggle.

Boogie Woogie also revealed that, in high school, he wanted to be a magician. He even entered a talent show and won. This could be a reference to Andy's song, "Magic." Boogie Woogie also shared that, when he graduated from high school, the only job that he could find was busking, which didn't pay the bills. Andy began his music career as a busker on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, California.

5 Boogie Woogie Has A Positive Attitude

Boogie Woogie Is Known For His Sunny Outlook

During The Masked Singer season 13 Ghostbusters Night, Boogie Woogie shared that he tries to keep things positive in everything that he does, and that he doesn't like gossip. He learned this from his parents at a very young age, and they did everything that they could do to give him a really good life. Boogie Woogie revealed that his sunny outlook sparked his whole career, and it's what he's become known for. He also shared that he's been told that his positivity radiates, and that it's even saved lives.

Andy is known for his positivity, including his first single, "Keep Your Head Up." He also has a song called, "Saved My Life." His positive music and happy personality have made him a fan favorite for many years. Although Boogie Woogie itted that his optimism has led to some criticism that's hurt him over the years, he insisted that he wasn't going to stop being himself. He said that if it continues to make people happy, then he's done his job.

6 A Pair Of Dancing Shoes Referenced Boogie Woogie's Dancing With The Stars Stint

Boogie Woogie Has Danced Throughout The Competition So Far

Throughout his performances and clue packages, Boogie Woogie has showcased some of his dance moves. There was even a pair of dancing shoes in his Masked Singer season 13 Ghostbusters Night clue package. In 2015, Andy competed on Dancing With The Stars season 21, placing 7th with his professional dance partner, Allison Holker.

While he was a contestant on Dancing With The Stars, Andy received high scores from the judges--Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough, and Bruno Tonioli--and he never scored lower than a 7, which is very impressive, especially in the first week. Andy received a perfect score in week 6, for his jazz routine to the song "Good Morning," receiving four scores of 10 from the judges and guest judge, Olivia Newton-John, for a total of 40 points. Andy did a wonderful job on Dancing With The Stars and earned 7th place.

7 Boogie Woogie Sang At The World Series

A Major League Baseball Clue Revealed His Connection To The Sport

During The Masked Singer season 13 Grand Ole Opry Night, one of Boogie Woogie's clues was a cowboy boot with "MLB" printed on it, which is an abbreviation for Major League Baseball. Boogie Woogie explained that people say that he hit a real home run at the World Series. While some might think that this means that Boogie Woogie is an athlete, it actually has a different meaning.

Andy sang the National Anthem during Game 1 of the 2015 World Series, which was a contest between the Kansas City Royals and the New York Mets, and Game 6 of the 2022 World Series, in which the Houston Astros competed against the Philadelphia Phillies. Andy received generally positive reviews for his performance, which is why Boogie Woogie said that he hit a home run at the World Series.

8 Boogie Woogie Has A Connection To The Masked Singer Season 6 Contestant Katharine Mhee

Boogie Woogie & Banana Split Once Appeared On The Same Television Special

During Grand Ole Opry Night, Detective Lucky Duck revealed that all three of the Group B finalists--Boogie Woogie, Pearl, and Griffin--had a connection to The Masked Singer season 6 contestant Katharine Mhee, who was Banana Split, along with her husband and legendary record producer, David Foster. Katharine is a beloved singer and actress who was the American Idol season 5 runner-up, and has since gone on to become a successful recording artist, and an actress on screen and on Broadway.

In 2022, Andy and Katharine both performed on the CBS special, A Home for the Holidays. The show was filmed at the Grove in Los Angeles, and was hosted by Gloria Estefan. Not only did it feature incredible performances from stars such as Andy and Katharine, but also uplifting stories of adoption and foster care. The special has become a beloved annual event, and Andy is always ready to perform for a great cause.

Although nothing has been officially confirmed, it appears that Boogie Woogie is definitely Andy. If he is him, he's stumped all of the ists so far, which is going to make for a very exciting reveal. Not only do all of Boogie Woogie's clues point in his direction, but his voice sounds exactly like Andy's. In addition, Boogie Woogie exudes positivity just like Andy. Love and light just pour out of him. No matter who Boogie Woogie turns out to be, he has the potential to take home the Golden Mask Trophy on The Masked Singer season 13.

The Masked Singer airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EDT on FOX.

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