As a football player, he dominated the trenches en route to a Hall of Fame career. Apparently, he can dominate the microphone, too.
Ware recently appeared on the hit TV show “The Masked Singer” and performed as “Koala.” Ware performed the 1980’s song “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears.
Everyone was surprised when Ware revealed he was behind the mask.
“It was awesome,” Ware said. “All my life I’ve always wore a mask, but I sacked quarterbacks doing that. And now I put on the koala mask and no one knew who I was, and so the personality of me actually came out. I got to have fun.”
Ware previously sang the national anthem before the NFL’s Hall of Fame Game in 2023. Check out the reveal below of Ware unmasking himself:
The new season of The Masked Singer premiered on Fox on Wednesday night, with five of the performers taking the stage. Hits by Olivia Rodrigo, Ne-Yo, Tina Turner, Madonna and Phillip Phillips were tackled by the disguised singers, with three more waiting in the wings to perform next week.
A singer known as “The Book” went last on Wednesday night, singing Ne-Yo’s “So Sick.” After the performance, the mystery star was telling host Nick Cannon and the judges — Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Robin Thicke and newcomer Rita Ora — how excited they were to be on the show when they stunned everyone.
The Book whipped off the costume unexpectedly, revealing the one and only Kevin Hart.
Desafortunadamente para todos nosotros, el sueño de que Tom Brady esté en The Masked Singer, ha muerto. Una de las mayores historias de la semana pasada que salieron de los campamentos de entrenamientos de la NFL giró alrededor de Tom Brady y su …
Desafortunadamente para todos nosotros, el sueño de que Tom Brady esté en The Masked Singer, ha muerto.
Una de las mayores historias de la semana pasada que salieron de los campamentos de entrenamientos de la NFL giró alrededor de Tom Brady y su inusual ausencia del campamento de los Tampa Bay Buccaneers. La teoría que revoloteaba por Reddit y Twitter sugería que Brady no estaba en el campamento porque estaba filmando en The Masked Singer, el popular programa de competencias donde se canta de forma anónima.
Tristemente para los fans de la NFL, Brady tumbó la graciosísima y extravagante — pero igualmente intrigante — teoría con un tuit. En un tuit donde aprovechaba para anunciar su marca de ropa, Brady desestimó los rumores de Masked Singer con la respuesta más Tom Brady y relacionada con su marca que se pueden imaginar.
Traducción 1: No estuve en The Masked Singer la semana pasada. Aunque sí estaba usando una máscara.
Traducción 2: Anden en moto con #BetterInBrady. Nuestra ropa interior agotada estará de regreso el miércoles 24 de agosto en todas las tallas y colores. Regístrense ahora para tener acceso antes que nadie.
¡Aquí terminó todo! Obviamente, aunque Brady ha negado los rumores, los fans ya se van a tranquilizar un poco, ¿cierto?
The Tom Brady on The Masked Singer dream is, unfortunately for us all, now dead.
One of the biggest stories coming out of NFL training camps over the last week revolved around Brady and his unusual absence from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers camp. The theory, which floated around Reddit and Twitter, postulated that Brady was missing time at camp due to filming the popular anonymous singing competition show, The Masked Singer.
Sadly for NFL fans, Brady debunked the hilariously outlandish — but still very intriguing — theory in a recent tweet on Monday. Quote tweeting an advertisement for his upcoming apparel brand, Brady dismissed the Masked Singer rumors with the most on brand, tongue-in-cheek response ever.
This is a theory being floated by a few people on the interwebs, both on Reddit and on Twitter (see below), and for so many NFL fans, it makes too much sense.
Brady signed on to broadcast with FOX after his career is over, and the guess-who’s-singing competition show airs on the same network. His pal Gronk sang on the show. Someone found a shooting schedule that lines up with this week.
IT MAKES TOO MUCH SENSE.
This is where I warn that it’s just a theory, one that could be very wrong and something else is going on with Brady.
¿En dónde diablos está Tom Brady? No está en el campamento de entrenamiento de los Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Lo único que sabemos es que está atendiendo “un asunto personal” y que fue algo que el GOAT y la franquicia platicaron antes de que empezara el …
¿En dónde diablos está Tom Brady?
No está en el campamento de entrenamiento de los Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Lo único que sabemos es que está atendiendo “un asunto personal” y que fue algo que el GOAT y la franquicia platicaron antes de que empezara el campamento.
El jueves, el entrenador Todd Bowles abordó su ausencia y dijo que “no hay fecha definitiva” para su regreso, pero que no estaba preocupado.
Claro, ¿si no es tema de salud ni de familia y ya había sido programado, deberíamos verlo como algo alarmante… o que algo no está bien?
Hay varias teorías flotando en Twitter y en NFL Reddit y no pudimos evitar pensar lo siguiente: ¿y si Tom Brady está filmando The Masked Singer?
This is an intriguing theory as to why Brady is missing from Bucs camp right now.
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Where in the world is Tom Brady?
He’s not in Tampa Bay Buccaneers training camp. All we know is that he’s attending “a personal matter” and it was something the GOAT and the franchise discussed before camp.
On Thursday, head coach Todd Bowles addressed the absence, saying there was “no definitive date” for him in terms of a return, but he wasn’t concerned.
Sure, you could see it as alarming. Or … something else is afoot.
If it’s not something health- or family-related — and we really, really hope it’s not, and this isn’t something way more serious — and it was previously scheduled?
There are theories floating around Twitter and NFL Reddit, and I can’t stop thinking about this: What if Tom Brady is off filming The Masked Singer?
Through the magic of television, on the day of Joe Buck’s exit from FOX to ESPN’s “Monday Night Football,” the Emmy Award-winning sportscaster made a final appearance — for now — on his old network.
Timing is everything. Cue “The Masked Singer.”
The Ram was the singer, which could have been a clue it had something to do with football.
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After being eliminated following a duel with Firefly, legendary sports play-by-play announcer Joe Buck was unveiled as the man underneath the Ram’s horns on the March 16 episode of The Masked Singer. Buck is the second contestant to be sent home this season, after Duff Goldman was the first celebrity to get the hook last week.
Ram sang John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads” during his one-on-one battle with Firefly, but in the end the judges preferred her version of Ariana Grande’s “God Is a Woman,” and sent Buck packing.
The panel and audience were enthralled but judge Eric Stonestreet was not fooled by his friend.
He’s a far better broadcaster than crooner, don’t you think?
