Anne Hathaway's bizarre singing post urging fans to vote leaves the internet baffled

Baffled Anne Hathaway fans were all saying the same thing about the star's bizarre singing election day post urging the public to vote. Baffled Anne Hathaway fans were all saying the same thing about the star's bizarre singing election day post urging the public to vote She then sang: 'Please, please, please stay on the line, please, please, please especially at UPenn and Temple, you just wait out your time. The singing video evoked memories of 2020 when Gal Gadot and celebrity friends were branded 'out of touch' by social media users after joining forces while self-isolating to sing a version of John Lennon's Imagine to share online. Hathaway, 42, who belted out Somebody To Love at a Kamala Harris rally last month, launched into a rendition of Sabrina Carpenter's hit Please, Please, Please on Instagram on Tuesday - but doctored the lyrics for the election The post was captioned: 'Whoa… hearing there are massively long lines at colleges and universities everywhere but especially in Pennsylvania' She then sang: 'Please, please, please stay on the line, please, please, please especially at UPenn and Temple, you just wait out your time Fans quickly took to the comment section to brand the star 'cringe' and 'self involved' for the video Others praised the star's performance Anne's post was in vain as Donald Trump beat Harris to the US presidency The singing video evoked memories of 2020 when Gal Gadot and celebrity friends were branded 'out of touch' by social media users after joining forces while self-isolating to sing a version of John Lennon's Imagine to share online Hard pass: While the A-listers were aiming for heartfelt feelings, the people of the internet were not having it, quickly taking to social media to slam the stars for their cringeworthy display While the A-listers were aiming for heartfelt feelings, the people of the internet were not having it, quickly taking to social media to slam the stars for their cringeworthy display.