If someone whistles the national anthem, should we stand in attention?

Question

If someone whistles the national anthem, should we stand in attention?

Answer 1

Someone cover his mouth.

It's for his own good.  The national anthem is to be performed by brass band or piano, at a marching pace, sung in the national language, as prescribed by law.

The same leniency shown to Christian Bautista when he missed the lyrics might not be available in his case.

from Wiki:  Only the current Filipino version is officially recognized by law. Republic Act No. 8491, the 1998 Flag and Heraldic Code specifies, "The National Anthem shall always be sung in the national language within or without the country", and provides fine and imprisonment penalties for violations.

Answer 2

No.  Instead we should all take a seat and listen to such a spectacular entertainment.

Answer 3

National anthems are not to be whistled.

Answer 4

RJ's passport was canceled when he played his Rock version of Lupang Hinirang in the US, during the Marcos regime, also sequestered all their properties.

Answer 5

maybe its better to kareoke the anthem  

Answer 6

hello there

not really.it's just a whistle.and most probably,it is just whistled for personal entertainment so why stand to pay respect?if it is actually sung publicly,then you must stand pay tribute to our old heroes.

best wishes to you