'The Masked Singer' Fans Can't Believe Kermit the Frog Was the Snail

Twitter Was Gobsmacked

"So if Kermit the Frog can be a contestant on a game show... what does this mean for the rest of the Muppets?" one person tweeted. "Can Miss Piggy get cast in a movie? Can we get an Electric Mayhem tour? Actually yes please to both of those."

Proof of the Show's Insanity

"I can't even begin to explain the whirlwind of emotions Kermit the frog being on The Masked Singer had given me," one person wrote. "Bro wtf is [The Masked Singer]? they really unmasked the singer and it was Kermit the Frog," questioned another. "Like is that not just another costume???"

His Exit Interview

Kermit even gave an exit interview with Entertainment Weekly after he was voted off. "I've done movies, television and a lot of things in my career, but as hard as it is to believe I had never gotten inside a snail costume and tried to fool judges on Masked Singer," the Muppet joked. "So, when this opportunity came up, I leaped at the chance. Never let it be said that this frog shirked a challenge….or is it "challenged a shirk?" In any case, that's how it happened."

When asked if Miss Piggy could maker her own appearance on the show, Kermit shot that rumor down in a hurry. "Miss Piggy is definitely watching," he explained. And I hear she wants to be on the show, too. She'd sing, but refuses to wear a mask. Or as she told the producers: 'When you look as good as moi, you don't hide inside a snail.' I understand they're still in negotiations. Good luck with that."

Much Needed Silliness

Kermit also plugged the recent addition of The Muppet Show to Disney+, urging people to check out the comedy classic. "It's wonderful," Kermit gushed. "We had so much fun making The Muppet Show and had so many great guest stars join us — Elton John, Julie Andrews, Steve Martin, John Cleese — just to name a few. I'm thrilled that a whole new generation of tadpoles… and humans… can now watch the show anytime they want. In fact, the only ones not thrilled about the show being on Disney+ are those two old guys in the balcony, Statler & Waldorf. Some things never change."

Ultimately, the "Rainbow Connection" singer was thrilled that the judges thought he was Adam Sandler, Bill Murray, Seth MacFarlane, or Billy Crystal. "It was fun being mistaken for those amazing iconic comic actors, and refreshing, too. Being green, I'm usually mistaken for Yoda or the Hulk's little brother."