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Ryder presented an extremely spirited version of the anthem (the same tune as “The Star-Spangled Banner,” thanks to a cheeky twist by colonialists) at the British Grand Prix in Northampton, England.
But some viewers were split over whether Ryder slayed with his innovative version of the national anthem — or obliterated it. Online publication Metro.co.uk gushed that he “wowed fans with iconic ‘God Save The Queen,’” adding: “What a legend.”
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