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Baltimore Orioles Fans received an interesting interpretation of “The Star-Spangled Banner” before sweeping the New York Mets in a double header on Thursday night, but apparently not all were impressed with the Autotoned version.
Dan Deacon, the Baltimore -based recording artist known for his “innovative electronic music,” welcomed fans with only that before the Orioles took care of The Mets 3-1 in game 1 and 7-3 in game 2.
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“I think the Orioles have officially hit the background,” a person wrote in an X publication.
The third base of the New York Mets, Ronny Mauricio (10), label Baltimore Orioles, designated the hitter Jordan Westburg (11) trying to reach the third base during the fourth entrance in Oriole Park in Camden Yards on July 10, 2025. (Mitch Stringer-Imagn images)
The video of Deacon’s performance received more than 1.2 million visits, and left fans at home and a bit confused.
“I am like alternating between ‘what this is’ and’ I am feeling it,” wrote a person in X.
Pubble fans will booles, the popular podcast star Alex Cooper during the 7th entrance stretch performance
“What is your claim of fame? … is not singing …”, added another.
Dan Deacon acts during Riot Fest at the National Western Complex on September 2, 2016 in Denver, Colorado. (Tim mosenfelder/getty images)
But fans on Deacon Instagram, which has more than 47,000 followers, seemed to appreciate their unique performance.
“Give the anthem sings and the double heading against one of the best teams in The League Coincidence? I think not, “a person wrote.
“100% that is why the operating system won the game,” added another.
Jordan Westburg of Baltimore Orioles (11) celebrates with Ryan O’Hearn (32) after hitting a two -run home run during the second entry in the second baseball game of a double heading against the New York Mets, on Thursday, July 10, 2025, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough)
Jordan Westburg Jonronó and drove three races, while Alex Jackson doubled twice and scored two races in his Baltimore debut to help the orioles win for the fifth time in six games. Meanwhile, the Mets fell 1.5 games behind Philadelphia in the first place in the east of the National League after sinking 14-16 in the interlock game.
