A GRAMMY-nominated artist had fans cringing after hearing her rendition of the National Anthem.
Ingrid Andress sang at the Home Run Derby on Monday night in Arlington, Texas.
Ingrid, 32, is an American country music singer from Southfield, Michigan.
She currently has two albums under her belt: Lady Like and Good Person, and has over 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
On July 15, the star stood in front of tens of thousands of baseball fans to sing The Star Spangled Banner before the start of the annual game.
As the young artist began to sing the lyrics, her voice seemed out of tune and cracking during the high notes.
On X, the video went viral and had fans sharing their true thoughts.
“Who actually pays for her music and to go see her??” one critic said.
A second viewer wrote, “This is what a Grammy nominee made by Auto-Tune sounds like without Auto-Tune or musical accompaniment.”
“My ears are bleeding”, joked a third.
“It sounds like she didn’t know the lyrics,” exclaimed a fourth.
A fifth stated, “The worst National Anthem I’ve ever heard.”
“They just be nominating anyone for Grammys huh,” another said.
Someone else admitted, “I was embarrassed for her.”
As fans mocked the singer for her rendition of the National Anthem, it brought back memories of past failed singing attempts.
In July 1990, former TV star Rosanne Barr tried her best while performing The Star Spangled Banner at the 1996 San Diego Padres game.
As heard in the video, many sports fans booed the Rosanne star, causing her to laugh and continue singing.
Ingrid Andress is a country artist from Southfield, Michigan.
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At the 2011 Super Bowl, Christina Aguilera seemed to have gotten the lyrics wrong while she was singing the iconic song.
The pop music singer seemed to get some lyrics confused and incorrect.
She sang, “What so proudly we watched at the twilight’s last reaming,” when it should have been “gleaming” and not “reaming.”
In 2018, former Black Eyed Peas member Fergie sang the National Anthem at the NBA All-Star Game.
The Fergalicious singer belted out the lyrics in her own unique style – which gained laughter from some of the players, including Stephen Curry.
