Carrie Underwood faced technical difficulties during her performance of “America the Beautiful”
at Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20 when the accompanying music failed to play.
Instead of panicking, she turned to the audience for help, delivering a powerful a cappella rendition.
While she impressed viewers with her composure, sources say she was furious backstage over the glitch,
feeling it was unprofessional. Despite the setback, Underwood’s quick thinking earned widespread
praise for her professionalism, further solidifying her reputation as a top performer. Later, she
thanked the performers and audience for making the moment memorable.
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