Miranda Lambert is catching heat for her behavior at a recent music festival. Many fans are disappointed and say they’ve lost interest in her. It’s not the first time her actions on stage have upset people.
Country music star Miranda Lambert is facing backlash for how she behaved at the Montana Festival. A video shared by an attendee on July 14 shows Lambert reprimanding the crowd during her performance, which caused a lot of people to leave.
Lambert highlighted the fact that the crowd’s attention was not on her. Speaking with her southern twang, she asserted, “I can see your head is not turned the right way, which is this way,” pointing to herself as she said the last phrase.Cheers could be heard from some fans who reacted to the star’s obvious annoyance. Lambert goes on to say, “So, if you came to visit, you can do it somewhere else.”
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