Photo Appears to Show ‘Ain’t That America’ Singer Sitting for National Anthem Before NFL Game
“Ain’t That America” singer John Mellencamp appeared to be sitting down for the national anthem during a football game. Radio host for Outkick Dan Dakich shared a photo of what appeared to be Mellencamp sitting for “The…

“Ain’t That America” singer John Mellencamp appeared to be sitting down for the National anthem during a football game.
Radio host for Outkick Dan Dakich shared a photo of what appeared to be Mellencamp sitting for “The Star-Spangled Banner” during a matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles game on Sunday.
“Mellencamp is one of America’s Greatest Frauds…always has been,” he tweeted.
One user wrote, “Hey care to explain this? Can’t even stand up for the National anthem? You’re a real piece of work. And such a fraud.”
Another user added, “Ain’t that America…John Mellencamp shows zero respect.”
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In 2018, Mellencamp made headlines for kneeling after performing a political song on the “Late Show With Stephen Colbert.”
He knelt and lifted his fist into the air after performing “Easy Target,” with the lyrics, “In the street and the gutters/ The cotton fields in this land/ Here’s an easy target,” as The Associated Press reported.



