Sean Hannity’s Musical Moment At Fox’s Patriot Awards Can't Be Unheard
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The Fox News anchor belted out "New York, New York," with a cringeworthy political twist.
Fox News’ Sean Hannity “treated” the audience at Fox Nation’s 2025 Patriot Awards on Thursday to his own butchered, off-key version of “New York, New York.”
“Loosen up,” host Hannity told the crowd, as he teed up the tune that ostensibly slammed Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, the current GOP bogeyman who won his New York mayoral race earlier this week.
“I want to give you a 30-second version so I don’t ruin the night for some of you that still live in New York City. But I’m going to need your help because I can’t sing to save my life,” Hannity told guests.
Lyrics flashed on the big screen as Hannity crooned what he called a “small, little, itsy-bitsy sample,” adding, “This is what Sean Hannity does at 2 o’clock in the morning and I wasn’t even drinking.”
The audience “sang” along with Hannity: “Start spreading the news, I’m leaving today, no longer want to be a part of it, high taxed New York. These commie Mamdani blues, are longing to leave, right to the very heart of it, bye bye New York.”
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