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Hamilton Star's Anthem Slip at Mets Game

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Christopher Jackson, known for his role in Hamilton, experienced a brief slip-up while singing the national anthem at Citi Field. Despite the hiccup, he recovered gracefully. Fans reacted on social media, some humorously, while others showed understanding. Jackson acknowledged the moment, attributing it to the unique atmosphere of large venues. The Mets won the game, and Jacksons career continues to thrive.

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Hamilton Star's Anthem Slip at Mets Game

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Hip-Hop News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hamilton Star's Anthem Slip at Mets Game. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 29th, Christopher Jackson, the Hamilton star who wrapped his George Washington on Broadway, had a small slip while singing the National Anthem. At City Field, on opening day, it was March 26th, Mets vs. Pirates, and he looped back to an earlier line instead of hitting the right verse. The crowd noticed the quick pause, but he recovered smooth. He's no rickia at this. Jackson's belted out the Anthem at big events for years, including a flawless run just days before at a Nick's game. Stadium acoustics and the pressure of thousands watching can trip anyone up, even pros. Fans lit up social media right after, some joking about a curse on the Mets, others cutting him slack since he's human. Their recent Nick's perfection made the moment stand out more, turning heads online. Later that day, Jackson owned it without excuses, chalking it up to the unique vibe of singing in huge venues. No big drama, just a five-second brain glitch in front of millions. Mets pulled off the win anyway, proving no bad juju, and for a guy whose voice Moana and hit HBO screens, this one's already yesterday's news.

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