Miranda Lambert was frustrated with some fans during her concert at the Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas on Saturday.

As she began to sing the emotional song "Tin Man," the country singer decided she couldn't go on and told someone in the band, "I'm not going to do this anymore.

Lambert then explained. 'These girls are worrying about selfies and not listening to the song. It kind of pisses me off. Sorry, I don't like them at all. We're here tonight to listen to country music. We're going to sing country music."

Once she'd said her piece, she went back into singing.

One of the "girls" in the group Lambert was scolding posted some of the pictures on social media. I feel like she was trying to make us look young, immature, and vain. But we are grown women in our thirties to sixties, and we were just trying to get a picture."

Fans are very divided on the situation, with some thinking Lambert's reaction was inappropriate, while others say they would have been just as upset about the photo session.

One tweeted. I'm a huge music fan and I love Miranda Lambert, but those girls could have saved up for months to go see their favorite artist and wanted to memorialize their time there. This will be their memories."

Meanwhile, a local reporter at the show tweeted, "A different view of Miranda Lambert's show at the Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood on Saturday, the moment the show stopped: six women, several selfies with flash, VIP seats, Backs to the stage. I understand her frustration. It's ridiculous."

Another concert-goer on TikTok said of the women taking pictures, "This started a few minutes before Miranda stopped the show

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"Everyone around me was happy that Miranda took care of it."

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