Controversial national anthem singer, Susan “The Siren” Johnson, has found herself in hot water yet again after her recent performance at a Dodgers game. The singer, known for her unique and polarizing renditions of the national anthem, has reportedly received death threats following her controversial performance.
In a statement released by Johnson’s publicist, she claimed, “I never expected such a backlash for my rendition of the national anthem. I was just trying to put my own spin on it, you know, give it a little pizzazz. I had no idea it would cause such a stir.”
However, not everyone is buying Johnson’s innocent act. Dodgers fan, Timmy McSweeney, had this to say about the singer’s performance, “I’ve never heard anything like it in my life. It was like a cat being strangled by a pack of wild geese. I wouldn’t be surprised if she received death threats, to be honest.”
But Johnson is not letting the haters get her down. In an exclusive interview with Satire News, she revealed, “I may have received death threats, but I’m not going to let that stop me from doing what I love. I’ll just have to practice my rendition of ‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ a little more carefully next time.”
Despite the controversy surrounding Johnson’s performance, Dodgers management has issued a statement in support of the singer. Dodgers spokesperson, Randy Johnson (no relation to Susan), stated, “While we understand that not everyone may have appreciated Susan’s unique take on the national anthem, we believe in freedom of expression and artistic interpretation. We look forward to working with Susan again in the future.”
As for Johnson, she remains undeterred by the death threats and criticism. She plans to continue performing at sporting events, with her next gig scheduled at a Little League baseball game in Smalltown, USA. Only time will tell if her unique renditions will win over the hearts of fans or if she’ll continue to face backlash. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
