Wolfgang Champagne is one of the new contestants of Alter Ego this season. Find out who actually it is.
The new show Alter Ego is an American music competition game show providing a combination of talent and motion capture technology hosted by Rocsi Diaz.
Here the contestants sing backstage while motion capture technology creates digital avatars that appear in their place.
Who is Wolfgang Champagne Alter Ego?
Matthew Lord is the real name of the avatar or the alter ego of Wolgang Champagne.
Matthew Lord in a funny way said he was a werewolf who was bitten by a chihuahua. He was 478 years old but he began singing around 350 years ago by howling at the moon.
Matthew performed ‘My Heart Will Go On by Il Divo. Check out his performance below:
The judges were speechless, seeing that his performance took them by surprise. But unfortunately, it was not enough to secure him a spot on the Diamond, as the judges felt Safara still deserved to be up there.
His singing voice instantly won the fans’ hearts. They were immediately on team Wolfie. Many of the fans were in complete awe. Many fans tweeted his performance as a class act, some said a performance I didn’t even know I needed, another added I’d pay good money to hear him sing again.
Wolfgang Champagne Face and Identity Revealed
Matthew Lord, previously a singer is a 60-year-old truck driver. He ended up getting his trucker’s license in order to make a living to clear the bills mounting up and a family to care of.
Now, Matthew didn’t want to keep driving a truck and was persistent in pursuing his passion for singing. For him, Alter ego is a dream come true.
Mathew is currently residing in Dallas, Texas but he is originally from Napa, California.
Matthew Lord was once a baby left in a dumpster in Compton, California is now a big balding 60-year-old who sings opera. Matthew once auditioned for Juilliard Opera Center on a dare and a bet and he got in.
Matthew was on tour with his band, The Three Redneck Tenors when Covid hit. Then he was forced to find a new line of work.
Before he came to L.A. for Alter Ego, he was driving an 18-wheeler cross-country. He was sleeping in the back of his truck at a Campbell’s Soup factory in Alabama when they called.