As country star Ingrid Andress faces backlash for her rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner”.
In the performance at the MLB Home Run Derby in Arlington, Texas on Monday (15 July), Ingrid Andress faced to criticized after being accused of having the worst anthem performances ever.
Country singer Ingrid Andress’s unfortunate rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” on Monday night sent America into reeling.
The 32-year-old four-time Grammy nominee was chosen to sing the national anthem at the Home Run Derby at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. However, her performance was voted one of the worst ever.
Ingrid Andress’ disastrous rendition
On social media, Ingrid Andress’ performance was shared on , gained attention and sparked debate.
In the footage, Ingrid Andress was seen trying to continue her performance with a crackly voice.
The performance might have earned intermittent boos, but the All-Star crowd politely offered Andress a round of applause.
Many viewers stunned by Ingrid Andress’ rendition
Many viewers were stunned by Ingrid Andress’ rendition. In the comment section, many expressed shock at her performance, with some even criticizing it as one of the worst National Anthem performances ever.
On person said: That performance was a perfect representation of how everything is going in USA! Lol
A second wrote: I hope she retires after this! Giving great singers a bad name
While a third commented: I interpreted her off key, dissonant performance as an artistic statement that reflected the impending death of America as we know it.
Someone else said: She sounded like she was drunk cry/singing. Super awkward and hard to listen to.
Another added: I feel sad for her i hope she stays strong after she see’s all these negative remarksAndres’ performance reminded some critics of other nightmarish national anthem performances, including those by Roseanne Barr, Carl Lewis and Fergie. These infamous performances have become legendary for all the wrong reasons. As a result, playing the national anthem can be challenging.
What did you think about Ingrid Andress’ rendition?