You're on the virtue time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood with Abby. It's the

virtues entertainment bus Miranda Lambert fans are mad at her for scolding fans at

one of her shows. So Miranda was performing and saw some gals in the crowd taking a selfie

have forbidden to make for big selfie at a concert. And she was not happy about it.

So why is she so concerned with the two girls taking a selfie at her concert? She was distracted.

She wants her fans there to listen to the music and she was insulted. Well, what she was

strumming the long guitar sounded like maybe like one of those meaningful songs. She's got one

about her house that she grew up in that house that built me. Yeah, I'd get pissed off

somebody was doing that. So there should be some kind of sign that says, hey, this song is

appropriate to take selfies through. It felt.

It's a catty. Yeah, it felt real entitled like they're if they're up that close anyway,

they're spending a good amount of money on that ticket, right? That's what I was about to say.

I feel like if I pay good money to come see you in concert, I could take many selfies.

I want to. And it's yes, absolutely. Ask your fans not to throw crap at you on stage and the

hopes that you don't lose an eye. I'm down with that telling you're in scolding them and calling

them out for taking a selfie at a concert like, come on, man. Hey, you're the artist. You get to

make the rules, right? So I have been to much smaller venues where they take your phone away.

When you and I went to go see Dave Shepelle way back in the day, right? Lock your phone up.

Lock your phone up. They take it. It's almost like a phone valet. They take it and you can't take

picture. So if that's something that she wants to institute at her concerts, she certainly can.

I mean, I think it's going to take a lot of labor for 12, 15, 20,000 people. But if she's

going to be offended by that and kick people out or stop her show, it just felt really,

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