I hope he remembers to clean his throat.
Kermit Frog – the world's most famous and distinct amphibian – is set to give a speech starting at the University of Maryland this spring.
The “Rainbow Connection” singer will be offering advice on graduating from Terps on May 21, honoring his late “The Muppets” creator Jim Henson, a university alumnus.
The university described Kermit as an environmental advocate, bestselling author, international superstar and environmentalist. Promotional video announcing famous bookings.
“From a humble beginning he has become one of the world's most beloved and enduring cultural icons, all while sharing the message of optimism,” another statement read. CNN reported.
“We are excited that our graduates and their families will experience the world-famous frog optimism and insights at such a meaningful time in their lives.” In a statement.
“Our pride for Jim Henson is unconventional. It is an honor to welcome Kermit the Frog to campus 65 years after Henson graduated from the University of Maryland. We are truly grateful to Muppet Studios, Disney and their creative team for making this possible,” Pines added.
The May ceremony is not the first Peabody Award recipient to address his graduation class.
1996, Kermit Crowk for graduates At the ceremony, where Long Island University University of Southampton, received the “honorary doctorate in amphibious letters,” also received the then university.
“When I was a tadpoles that grew up back in the swamp, I never imagined that one day I would address such a group of outstanding scholars,” Kermit said at the start of those remarks.
“And I am sure you never imagined that as a child growing up in your particular swamp or suburbs, you would sit here on one of the most important days of your life.
