Fergie reportedly didn't think anything was wrong with her national anthem performance

With fans and celebrities still lambasting Fergie for her rendition of the national anthem during the NBA All Star game on Sunday, the star herself doesn’t understand the complaints.

A source close to the 42-year-old singer told Us Weekly that the star thought everything was alright during her performance.

“Neither Fergie nor her team thought anything was wrong with her national anthem rendition,” a source told the outlet. “That’s the way she sings a lot of her songs. She loves adding a little sexiness and being different with her riffs. It was meant to be jazz-inspired. She wanted to stand out.”

As previously reported, not everyone was on board with Fergie’s alternate rendition of the “Star-Spangled Banner,” which opened the big game. Not only did commentators react to the strange performance during halftime, but the players appeared to be giggling at her while she was still in the middle of her more than two and a half minute performance.

While a plethora of detractors took to social media to comment on the performance, even some stars couldn’t resist the urge to bash Fergie’s now-infamous performance. Most notably, Roseanne Barr, who gave her own infamous performance of the national anthem in 1990, called out Fergie’s performance.

“Who saw Fergie’s national anthem performance at the NBA All Star Game? I think mine was better lowkey,” she wrote on Twitter.