Miranda Lambert calling out a fan who took selfies at her concert is making waves online and it even reached "The View." During the show, Whoopi Goldberg and her co-hosts gets into a heated argument which led her to leave the stage; what happened?
According to Page Six, the EGOT achiever brought up the topic to her co-presenters and when they started talking about the issue, she appeared to be irritated and rolling her eyes out while sharing the story.
Presenter Alyssa Farah Griffin shared her thoughts, saying she saw both sides of the story but later appeared to have sided with the fan as Lambert should not call out or embarrass people who paid money to see her perform.
Later on, Goldberg seemed to have sided with the country musician as she believes that the concertgoers who took selfies were rude because the show was set in an intimate venue..
"They paid money for the tickets, they came to see her, so she's singing. [Give] at least a little respect ... acknowledge that you can see her [and] she can see you too," she said.
Sarah Haines later agreed with the Grammy winner's sentiments, but Sunny Hostin were opposed to their opinion because she believes that Lambert was wrong for embarrassing her fans.
Amid the heated debate, Goldberg said, "I'm leaving, y'all," before walking off stage as a joke.
Miranda Lambert's Fan Who Got Called Out Breaks Silence
The recent conversation comes after the fan named Adela Calin spoke out about the issue as she and her friend group were the people that Miranda Lambert called out the night of her concert.
Speaking with NBC News, the woman, who's a content creator, said the photo op only lasted for 30 seconds and they immediately went back to their seats after.
After being called out, Calin felt it was inappropriate as it reminds her of going to school with the teacher scolding her for something wrong.
She also noted that Lambert was determined to make her and her friends look young, vain, and immature.
Miranda Lambert Calls Out Fan During Concert
In early reports, Miranda Lambert became viral online after she was filmed calling out fans who were taking selfies in front of the stage.
The musician was performing at her residency in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The reason why she decided to take matters into her own hands was because fans came to her concert to enjoy country music, not just take photos and selfies.
As of this writing, the country songstress has yet to address the matter.
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