Miranda Lambert Stops Another Concert and Finally Responds to the ‘Selfie Backlash’

Country star Miranda Lambert sparked debate during her Las Vegas residency when she abruptly paused her performance to call out fans taking selfies near the stage. Lambert criticized the behavior as distracting and disrespectful, leaving the audience and the targeted fan visibly stunned.

Videos of the incident quickly went viral, prompting mixed reactions online. Supporters argued that artists deserve respect, especially during emotional songs, while critics felt that paying fans should be free to enjoy the show as they choose—provided they aren’t disturbing others.

Lambert has not apologized and appears to stand by her actions, reinforcing her reputation for setting boundaries during performances. The moment has reignited a broader conversation about concert etiquette and the role of phone use at live events.

Despite the backlash, Lambert’s Vegas shows remain popular, with no noticeable dip in ticket sales. The incident underscores how a brief moment on stage can spark widespread cultural debate.

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