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Over the past few weeks, fans filled with a little too much zeal have been throwing bizarre things on the stage while artists are performing. Pop artist Pink at a summer festival in London received a wheel brie wheel and also a fan’s mother’s ashes in an urn while performing on the stage.

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And sometimes the audience has been totally disrespectful towards singers as a fan threw his phone at Bebe Rexha while she was performing in New York. Following this recently, country hitmaker Miranda Lambert called out a bunch of ladies taking selfies while the artist was performing in Las Vegas. And many people think the artist did it to avoid any such incident at her concert.

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Miranda Lambert calls out fans for taking selfies

In Las Vegas, while performing her 2016 hit Tin Man, Miranda Lambert suddenly stopped and pointed toward a group of people taking a selfie. Lambert, upset by the ladies taking selfies, said, “I’m going to stop right here for a sec. These girls are worried about taking a selfie and not listening to the song, and it’s pissing me off a little bit.” The video of this incident has gone viral on TikTok, with over 1.4 million views.

After this episode, the ladies present at the concert spoke up. In an interview with NBC, one of the girls from the group Calin a social media influencer stated, “It felt like I was back at school with the teacher scolding me.” The 43-year-old influencer further revealed that she understands the safety concerns these days at concerts but expected less harsh words from the artists.

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According to Calin the group, filled with women in their 30s and 60s, was just trying to enjoy the concert and only took selfies for 30 seconds. The social media influencer also posted the pictures taken at the Rodeo concert, during which Miranda stopped them. While the fans cheered and roared at the concert for Miranda to take such a bold step, Some people did not like the artist’s behavior.

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Miranda Lambert faces criticism

Amid Miranda Lambert’s behavior in Las Vegas, many fans left the concert. In the audio of the viral tik tok video, a fan leaving the concert could be heard stating, “Let’s go; you don’t do that to your fans.” The American Rapper LL Cool J also shared his opinion on the selfie drama. The artist on Audacy’s Mercedes in the morning show stated that Miranda’s job as a singer is to create art. And people’s responses to her art are not something she can control.

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However, the country artists seemed unfazed by these responses. After finishing her Velvet Rodeo concert, the artist announced the update on her social media. Looking back at the memories of the concert the artist stated, “We raised a little hell,” in her caption.

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