Alesha Dixon tells critics: 'Don't piss on my parade' following national anthem performance

by Daniel Falconer | 6 July 2015

Alesha Dixon has blasted the critics who are going crazy over her rendition of the national anthem at the British Grand Prix over the weekend.

Twitter users claimed the singer got the words wrong while she performed 'God Save the Queen' on Sunday July 5, with others saying she was putting on an American accent.

Dixon took to her own Twitter account to address journalists and viewers, writing:

I am always kind to journos because I am a nice person but sometimes....you talk a lot of shit! (In fact most times) We just tolerate you! 😁
— Alesha Dixon (@AleshaOfficial) July 5, 2015

There's a difference between getting the words wrong and choosing 2 sing a particular version! Boring story, very sad! #don'tpissonmyparade
— Alesha Dixon (@AleshaOfficial) July 5, 2015

Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton went on to win the British Grand Prix from pole at Silverstone, with Alesha later posing with the winner for a photo now on her Instagram account.

Fellow Hertfordshire boy! So proud of you @lewishamilton Congratulations!!! Thank you for your lovely words today too! 😘

A photo posted by Alesha Dixon (@aleshaofficial) on Jul 5, 2015 at 2:41pm PDT

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