Subwoolfer

NORWAY has already caused quite a stir with their 2022 Eurovision entry. But who are the duo behind the banana yellow wolf masks?

The song will represent Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, Italy. Norway has already turned a few heads with their 2022 Eurovision Song Contest Entry. The singing duo, known as Subwoolfer, took to the stage in the semi-final wearing banana yellow wolf masks to match the theme of their song 'Give That Wolf A Banana'. Subwoolfer is set to take to the stage in Turin, Italy, tonight for the final of Eurovision. Norway's Eurovision entry: Who are the duo behind the bizarre banana yellow wolf masks?

The pop duo will attempt to win over the judges and public with their song Give That Wolf A Banana when they take to the stage in Turin, Italy.

Give that wolf a banana Give that wolf Give that wolf (banana) They go by the pseudonyms Keith and Jim, but their real identities have not been publicly revealed, making the pair a mystery. Subwoolfer will attempt to win over the judges and public with their song Give That Wolf A Banana when they take to the stage in Turin, Italy.

Subwoofer has left many fans feeling rather confused but largely amused by their performance. The song, Give That Wolf A Banana, was sung dressed in their ...

I spoke to him the other day and he still won’t confirm or deny if he is a member of Subwoolfer. READ MORE: Who is Norway's Eurovision 2022 act Subwoolfer? READ MORE: Why is Mika Eurovision 2022 host?

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Give that wolf a banana While their costumes were certainly a talking point, it was their unusual lyrics which had everyone rooting for them. The duo go by pseudonyms Keith and Jim and claim to have been formed ‘4.5 billion years ago on the Moon’ but their real identities are still a mystery.

Mystery act Subwoolfer will be representing Norway in the Eurovision 2022 contest.

The pair will perform their hit song ‘Give That Wolf A Banana’ after its success at the Melodi competition. The song is performed in typical Eurovision style, with an array of flashing light displays and dancers in colourful outfits, spread across a large lit stage in Turin, Italy. And thanks to the internet and social media, the song has gained a lot of popularity online however the duo’s true identity is a mystery as they perform while wearing black suits with white shirts, plus a distinctive yellow wolf head mask, yellow gloves and ties.

Subwoolfer has left many fans feeling rather confused but largely amused by their performance. The song, Give That Wolf A Banana, was sung dressed in their ...

I spoke to him the other day and he still won’t confirm or deny if he is a member of Subwoolfer. READ MORE: Who is Norway's Eurovision 2022 act Subwoolfer? READ MORE: Why is Mika Eurovision 2022 host?

The A1 member is rumoured to be one of the singers under the wolf mask.

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Eurovision 2022 is here – and with it comes a song that has become a viral sensation. Sam Ryder is the UK's entry and, while the odds place the country in ...

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Eurovision 2022 viewers are more convinced than ever that Ben Adams is part of Norway's Subwoolfer after 'bonkers' performance in final.

‘If the rumour that one of these people is Ben Adams from A1 is true I will actually die,’ another quipped. One person said that they ‘needed proof’ it was Ben before accepting that was the truth. One of the biggest talking points so far has been Norway’s Subwoolfer, as the UK’s commentator Graham Norton reminded everyone that it’s highly suspected Ben Adams of A1 fame is behind one of their masks…

Eurovision 2022 duo Subwoolfer performed for Norway on Saturday night, and Graham Norton hinted it was a familiar face under one of the masks singing Give ...

One fan commented after the performance: "I had a life size poster of Ben from A1 on my wall when I was a teenager. Ben’s friend told us: “I’ve known him for over 10 years. Another fan tweeted: "I hope to God the small wolf is Ben from A1," as a third said: "Wait, so one of these guys is Ben from A1?"

Subwoolfer performed Give That Wolf A Banana as they represented Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin, Italy. The music duo performed in black ...

It is an outside favourite to win, so I could be wrong. He said: “I’ve known him for over 10 years. “A great song for #Eurovision, even though I'm not sure I can see it winning. @andersdosen wrote: “If you remember Ben Adams from the boyband a1, he is rumored to be behind one of the masks. @jonathanland91 shared: “I can't believe Ben Adams from the boyband A1 might be one of the guys dressed up for Norway's song, 'Give That Wolf a Banana.’ EUROVISION viewers are convinced boyband star Ben Adams is one of the faces behind Norway's entry Subwoolfer.

The singer, 40, rose to fame as part of the British-Norwegian boy band A1 in the 90s and he has now prompted speculation that he has returned to stage as ...

Final performance: The anonymous duo sang Give That Wolf A Banana, which is said to be inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, and were joined by their DJ Astronaut in the final The anonymous duo sang Give That Wolf A Banana, which is said to be inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, and were joined by their DJ Astronaut. Convinced: Eurovision fans were quick to take to Twitter to share their thoughts on the rumours, with many saying they thought the mystery singer's voice was a dead ringer for Ben Eurovision fans were quick to take to Twitter to share their thoughts on the rumours, with many saying they thought the mystery singer's voice was a dead ringer for Ben. The singer, 40, rose to fame as part of the British-Norwegian boy band A1 in the 90s and has now prompted speculation that he has returned to stage as part of Subwoolfer. And during Saturday's final, Graham Norton added to the speculation that it was Ben behind the wolf mask as he said that he thought the 'shorter wolf' was the A1 star.

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