Miranda Lambert is currently performing her Velvet Rodeo residency in Las Vegas.
And during a performance this past Saturday, she stopped singing her song "Tin Man" to scold some fans who were taking selfies instead of listening to her song.
In the video, you can hear Miranda start singing "Tin Man," but then stop, point at some fans who seem to be near the front row, and say, "These girls are worried about their selfie and not listening to the song, and it is pissing me off..."
She continues to say more, but the crowd is so loud with a mixed reaction of cheering and booing, it is pretty impossible to make out what she says.
Then you can see audience members getting up to leave. One woman can be heard saying, "Let's go. Come on. You don't do that to fans."
Most people have been flooding the comments with their disgust for how Miranda handled the situation.
The main point of view comes from people who believe that if they pay money for an event, they can take as many pictures as they want.
People are also sharing how the fans in this situation were probably just wanting to capture the memory.
And little have sympathy because Miranda's job is to sing at concerts.
Even though the "Tin Man" song is sad in nature — it talks about the downsides of having a heart (like going through heartbreak) — people still believe she didn't have a right to stop the song and make the comment she did.
However, commenters on that video are still backing that fans should be able to take pics no matter what.
