National Anthem: Pathetic!!!

Hectic

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Who is that ****ing idiot that sang the National Anthem in the France vs SA game?
It was terrible! It was shocking to say the least!!!
I honestly can't believe it. It was like one of those Idols shows, gone bad!
:eek::confused::sick:
 
This was just extensively (albeit not enough) discussed in the other rugby thread.

Question: Who organizes the singing in the 'away country'?
 
My apologies then, Did not know there was an on going thread regarding this.
 
Who seriously let that guy sing, especially on such an international scale.
 
wtf - that guy looks/sounds goefed out of his mind.
 
nkosi sikel... hic... lele so many okes were so drunk/high watching the game no one even noticed :P
 
http://www.sport24.co.za/Content/Ru...0ef2cc5e4bd7aa98a1e600047fed/14-11-2009-12-12
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Toulouse - The reggae singer the Springboks accused of butchering the anthem before the 20-13 Test match defeat to France told AFP Saturday that he thought he had "sung beautifully".

Video: Rasta sings South African anthem

Ras Dumisani, sporting dreadlocks tucked into a huge red, green and white Rastafarian cap, was adamant that his performance - which made large parts of the Toulouse crowd burst into laughter - had been a good one.

"No one told me they were upset with the singing," the Durban native told AFP. "In fact, someone just came up to me and told me how beautifully I had sung."

The South African anthem was sung before France's stirring "Marseillaise" and the singer, backed by two drummers of his Afrikhaya Band, made a mess of the four-language homage to the Rainbow Nation.
 
http://www.sport24.co.za/Content/Ru...0ef2cc5e4bd7aa98a1e600047fed/14-11-2009-12-12

Singer_It_was_beautiful

Toulouse - The reggae singer the Springboks accused of butchering the anthem before the 20-13 Test match defeat to France told AFP Saturday that he thought he had "sung beautifully".

Video: Rasta sings South African anthem

Ras Dumisani, sporting dreadlocks tucked into a huge red, green and white Rastafarian cap, was adamant that his performance - which made large parts of the Toulouse crowd burst into laughter - had been a good one.

"No one told me they were upset with the singing," the Durban native told AFP. "In fact, someone just came up to me and told me how beautifully I had sung."

The South African anthem was sung before France's stirring "Marseillaise" and the singer, backed by two drummers of his Afrikhaya Band, made a mess of the four-language homage to the Rainbow Nation.
 
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