Jonathan Ross shares why he saves 'tone deaf' contestants on The Masked Singer UK
dailystar.co.ukJonathan Ross admits he saves tone deaf contestants on The Masked Singer.The star, 61, reckons the show is not about having good vocals.He said: “Often someone will get kept in the competition, not because they’re a great singer, but because they’re really great at connecting with the audience and people of all ages, and that’s what makes it feel different to any other show, I think.”Fellow panelist Rita Ora, 31, agrees it’s not about being good at singing.She said: “I think at first because it’s called The Masked Singer there was an assumption that everyone would be a singer.“What I think is so great about this show is that that are so many crowd pleasers and sometimes people might mess up the lyrics but it doesn’t matter because it’s not.
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