Country star Miranda Lambert scolded concertgoers for taking selfies during her performance, sparking backlash from fans. Fellow celebrity rapper LL Cool J weighed in on the controversy, advising Lambert to let fans enjoy their experience.
Influencer Adela Calin, part of the group taking selfies, recently expressed shock at the incident, explaining that they meant nothing and wanted to record their excitement.
Read on to learn more.
LL Cool J Tells Miranda Lambert To ‘Get Over It’
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In a recent interview on Audacy’s “Mercedes in the Morning” radio show, LL Cool J voiced his thoughts on the recent incident involving country star Miranda Lambert berating fans for taking pictures during her performance in Las Vegas. In a playful tone, the 55-year-old rapper spoke to Lambert, encouraging him to lighten up and embrace the passion of his fans.
“Miranda, get over it, baby,” quipped the rapper, addressing the show’s host. He mentioned that he will not call concertgoers to take pictures during his performance. “They are fans. It’s a fan,” he added, per Many people.
The “Mama Said Knock You Out” singer shares a valuable perspective on the relationship between performers and their audience. “Your job as an artist is to create art,” he explained. “How people choose to interact with the art or engage with it or appreciate it is up to them.”
He continued, “You have to let the fans do what they want to do. What about the thousands of people who don’t? What, do you have rules? No yellow shirt!”
Etiquette Experts Agree With Miranda Lambert
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Etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore also shared her two cents on the incident, explaining what constitutes proper concert etiquette in an interview with Many people.
“When you’re at a concert… respect the artists performing because not only are you paying a lot of money to be there, other people are too. So ethics is about taking into account how your behavior affects others,” Whitmore emphasizes.
He went on to explain, “So if it hinders a performer’s ability to perform or if it hinders other people’s enjoyment, it becomes a problem. It doesn’t matter what the fault is, that’s the point.”
Whitmore highlights some important “don’ts” when it comes to concert etiquette, including refraining from flash photography, avoiding excessive cell phone use and refraining from throwing objects at other people or performers.
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The controversy began when Lambert paused her concert in Las Vegas while singing her 2016 hit “Tin Man” to give the audience her thoughts. His voice was firm but tinged with disappointment as he spoke, “I’m going to stop here for a moment, I’m sorry. These girls are worried about their selfies and not listening to the song.”
The award-winning “The House That Built Me” singer continued, “It pissed me off a little bit. Sorry, I don’t like it. at all. We’re here for country music tonight. I’m singing some damn country music.”
In a scene captured in a TikTok video, several fans can be seen leaving the concert after Lambert erupted. One individual can be heard saying, “Let’s go – you don’t do that to fans,” before they also left their seats.
The incident sparked mixed reactions from fans online, with some showing support for Lambert while others defended fans who may have gotten caught up in the fun of the moment.
Selfie-taker Adela Calin says she’s ‘shocked’
After the incident, social media influencer Adela Calin who was part of the scolded selfie taker, shared her perspective on the matter during an exclusive interview with NBC News, explain the incident.
“I was surprised,” Calin revealed. He explained that the short time of taking pictures is “30 seconds at most,” and they take “pictures quickly and will sit back.”
Providing more context for the photo, Calin explained that before the concert started, he and his friends excitedly tried to take pictures, but “the lighting wasn’t great.” Undeterred, he approached a fellow fan sitting behind them to take a photo. “We couldn’t get a good picture,” explained Calin. “We’re really excited because I think we have the best seats in the whole theater.”
Later, Calin took to her Instagram and shared the photo they managed to shoot, along with a bright caption about the unexpected interaction with the country star. “These are 2 pictures of us [taking] when Miranda Lambert stopped her concert and told us to sit down and not take selfies.”
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