Miranda Lambert STOPS CONCERT to Call Out Fans Taking Selfies

Miranda Lambert STOPS CONCERT to Call Out Fans Taking Selfies



Miranda Lambert stops mid-performance at her Vegas residency to call out fans taking selfies in the front row. Fans have mixed reactions to the incident: some defend Miranda’s actions while others call it a ‘tantrum.’

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  1. Lambert is a Dumbeeoch… fer sure… The audacity that she has to stop a concert like that because of the girls taking pictures of themselves unfn*real

  2. Miranda 3:20 has always been a bitch in my opinion. Those people paid to be there and have the right to do what they want as long as they are not breaking the law. They are not in this world to live up to her expectations.

  3. What nerve you have ML- The girls yu berated PAY YOUR SALARY, the Gift is the Fans you have garnered over your career.
    How ddo YOU know their circumstances?? They probably saved for months to come together for your concert and sit in what looks like VIP for a girls night!!
    They probably have not seen each other for ever!!!
    I would guess that they probably will never come to see you again.
    How DARE YOU, they were not harming you, the were creating memories. If you dont want photos taken then announce it at the top of the show!!

  4. 'm told Miranda has become very irritable and cranky lately as she is on an extremely strict diet to loose weight. She really has put on a lot of poundage . Really porked up.
    They call it "hangry". Hungry + Angry".
    Looks like her fans are going to learn to live with this for a while. No quick fix

  5. Sorry if it wasn't for fans no star singer ect would have the money they have its a selfie!! They weren't making noise so who cares. Ridiculous ! I'm glad folks walked put on her she deserves it

  6. ADELE Did the Same thing. She lectured the audience about filming. She was praised for it. She should be grateful for the audience but I know how annoying it must be. In general selfies are annoying. But I suppose you can't humiliate the fans like that. It's Vegas not the ballet. Nashville artists arent always that nice. I went to Nashville to write songs and met a lot of really rude artists and writers. Had nasty notes left on my car and everything.

  7. What a baby..we all take pics of our big milestones. These ladies may never get to see her again!!…Step down off that horse…my god!!

  8. What a total diva. I would have asked for my money back, those fans didn’t pay to be publicly embarrassed

  9. Your lucky people are there at all. Let them take selfies to remember. You understand that multitasking is a thing. They can do both. How entitled can you be smh.

  10. Not seeing any support for what she did in these comments.
    Those in the crowd who seemed to support what she did were probably intoxicated.

  11. This pisses me off a little bit. Those photos are memories for those girls. My brother took me to my first concert and now that he's passed, I can't help but wish I had taken a photo with him. Jesus they paid for their tickets. You're getting paid for them being there. Chill out.

  12. I think the crybabies mostly from a specific generation are taking this way too serious (like always). There is more of a positive message behind what she is conveying to the crowd (which to me seemed more in a light hearted joking manner) which was to live in the moment and appreciate the songs being sang which could potentially be missed out on by taking 1000s of obnoxious storys/tiktoks. I would also doubt she would have just said this if a few groups were doing this and probably had seen a large amount of people behaving this way. Some people got to learn manners while there at it.

    I dont personally listen to her type of music, though i couldnt imagine being so obsessed with my self and brainless to attend an event to not even watch the show when there are fans who would appreciate being there and actually enjoy the concert living in the moment..

  13. I mean yeah, she’s a celebrity. People don’t like it when they complain, and their success is the first thing people point out when they do. But even if she apologized there’s no way the internet or any two people could agree on what’s acceptable to say or not say. People can be mad at the response, and people pay a lot of their hard earned money to see her. But most people in the world let alone a YouTube comment section have zero experience with that position and status. Performing in front of millions, dealing with harassment, stalkers or the minor annoyances that might come from that position is pretty reasonable to say will affect anybody. I don’t know this person at all or give two shits about the situation, just wanted to talk some sense into some people.

    Now if we’re talking about fans storming the stage, throwing soda cans and shoes at people just because they “made her career” that’s a whole other story. There’s a lack of empathy and a lot of entitlement that seems to be increasing amongst people nowadays. But I totally get the whole sentiment about defending a person who couldn’t care about you in particular. Defending celebrities in a comment section ain’t a place any poor soul should die on because there’s plenty of time you could spend elsewhere. You’re not gonna win anybody with reason or logic or by arguing. I got a stomach to feed and a Big Mac to eat.

  14. I saw what that group of women were doing. It was plain rude and wrong on all levels.
    And they wee using a flash! Can you imagine a flash going off in the performer's face, distracting that person, and pulling the focus of the audience away from the show?! To interrupt a performer, block the view of others in the audience, and disrupt the ambiance of the event is beyond selfish. It's not about buying the ticket. It's about showing respect to the person up on the stage who is expected to deliver a stellar performance. It''s like the people who arrive late after the show starts and they're talking, laughing, yakking, and making noise all the way to their seats with no regard for the performer or others in the audience. Every ticket should come with the words, "Sit down, shut up, enjoy the show – or leave!"

  15. Research indicates that people who take selfies, photos, video recordings of events tend to not recall the event as "memories."

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