Sabres Fans Take Over Canadian National Anthem After Singer's Mic Issues
Buffalo Sabres Fans Belt Out 'O Canada' ... After Singer's Mic Issues
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No mic, no problem -- Buffalo Sabres fans had an all-time assist when a national anthem singer's performance was rocked with technical issues ... 'cause the whole crowd joined in to belt out "O Canada."
The blooper-turned-highlight went down ahead of Game 5 on Tuesday night at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo ... as "The Voice" alum Cami Clune started a beautiful rendition of the song.
Just a few words into it, her mic gave out ... but the thousands in attendance had her back.
By the end of the anthem, it was like a choir was brought in to perform ... and it's honestly goosebump-worthy.
The moment of unity didn't result in a win for the home team, though -- the Boston Bruins were able to snag the dub in overtime to bring the series to 3-2 in favor of the Sabres.
Side note -- why the Canadian anthem for two American teams?? The Sabres always do it, no matter the opponent, due to their proximity to the North ... and they have a bunch of Canadian fans.
There have been plenty of viral anthems over the years -- for good and bad reasons -- but this one is certainly positive.
