Ingrid Andress breaks silence after being criticized for one of the worst national anthem performances.
Ingrid Andress responds to national anthem backlash after being criticized for one of the the worst national anthem performances ever.
Country singer Ingrid Andress faced intense criticism after her performance of the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby in Arlington, Texas.
Even, her rendition was dubbed the “worst national anthem” by many online critics. Then Andress has since responded with a heartfelt apology and an explanation for her subpar performance on her Twitter account.
Controversial performance of country singer Ingrid Andress
The United States was abuzz after Ingrid Andress’ disastrous rendition of the national anthem.
On social media, Ingrid Andress’ performance quickly spread on Twitter, being labeled as one of the worst national anthem performances ever.
On Monday, July 15, Ingrid Andress took the stage at Globe Life Field to perform “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Major League Baseball (MLB) Home Run Derby.
In the footage, Ingrid Andress was seen struggling through her performance with a crackly voice.
From the start of the anthem, Andress’s performance was noticeably off-key.
While her performance, it is hearing earned intermittent boos from onlook. Although, Ingrid Andress also received cheerful from viewer.
However, her rendition was met with immediate backlash, with many calling it the worst in recent years.
In the comment selection, many spectators and viewers were quick to express their confusion and disappointment to Ingrid Andress’ disastrous rendition.
One person said: Drunk and singing The National Anthem!!! So disrespectful!! It’s a dishonor to everyone who died under our flag for the sake of our country!
A second wrote: It’s one thing to have a rough time singing this song because it’s a difficult song to sing. But to sing it drunk is unacceptable!!
While a third commented: Except she wasn’t drunk, that was really her best singing. They are using being “drunk” to cover it up and save her career. Guaranteed
Another added: I would have believed the apology if it wouldn’t have been for the last line about rehab “sounds like fun”.
Someone else said: How did nobody notice this before she went on the field? They ignored it !
I knew something was wrong…that was one of the worst National Anthem renditions I’ve ever heard! Another user added.
Ingrid Andress responded to the incident.
After being criticized for her rendition of the national anthem, she apologized to viewers.
After the incident, Ingrid Andress took to social media platform X to apologize and explain the circumstances surrounding her performance. In a post on July 16, she revealed, “I was drunk last night. I’m checking myself into a facility today to get the help I need. That was not me last night.”
She continued, “I apologize to MLB, all the fans, and this country I love so much for that rendition. I’ll let y’all know how rehab is. I hear it’s super fun.”
Ingrid Andress received support from fans.
While many criticized her rendition as one of the worst national anthem performances ever, Ingrid Andress also received support from fans
Following her candid admission, fans quickly rallied to support Andress. Comments on her post included messages of encouragement and admiration for her honesty.
One person said: She’s brave enough to take accountability and get help. Anybody who can’t comprehend that, tell me about how you’re a perfect human being.
A second wrote: Her apology is as disturbing as her performance, she heard rehab was fun! No little girl it’s serious you’re supposed to be trying to get your life together! This is the fakest apology I’ve ever heard!
While a third commented: That rendition about sums up where the country is but we didn’t need to hear it that way for revelation’s sake. Praying for her and for our country
In addition to her social media apology, Andress sent a letter to her email mailing list, offering a preview of her upcoming single “Colorado 9.” Despite the setback, she remains focused on her career and personal well-being.
What did you think about Ingrid Andress’s performance?