His name is Ras Dumisani and he's not in too many good books right now.

If you watched the start of the rugby test between South Africa and France on Friday night, you'll have noticed that the national anthem wasn't sung particularly successfully. If you weren't watching, consider yourself privileged.

Dumisani embarrassed a nation with his out-of-key, haphazard rendition of Enkosi Sikelele iAfrika, at times even forgetting some of the words. The Springboks struggled to contain their surprise and embarrassment, casting sideways glances and exhibiting expressions that said it all.

There's nothing quite like a stoned Rasta pathetically blabbering his off-key way through the national anthem to stir up pride and passion ahead of a big game. Or not. 

Want to know how bad it was? Watch this video of Ras Dumisani flopping the national anthem at the rugby test between the Springboks and France on Friday 13 November 2009:
  

What are your thoughts? Who should take the blame and how can we ensure that something like this never happens again? Leave a comment below (please login first).