Miranda Lambert is known for her powerhouse vocals, her take-no-prisoners attitude, and her fierce devotion to her craft. But recently, the country music superstar has sparked a debate among fans after publicly scolding concertgoers for not giving her their undivided attention.

During a performance at the Under the Big Sky festival in Montana, Lambert paused mid-song to address a group of fans who seemed more interested in their own conversations than her performance.

“I can see your head is not turned the right way, which is this way,” she declared, pointing at herself. “So if you came to visit, you can do it somewhere else ... are we clear?”

The Internet Erupts: Team Miranda vs. Team "Entitled"

Video footage of the incident quickly went viral, igniting a firestorm of reactions online.

While some fans applauded Lambert for standing her ground and demanding respect, others accused her of being entitled and out of touch.

"If I spend my own money to go to a show I’ll take a nap if I feel like it … what does it matter to her," one commenter scoffed.

"I paid for my ticket if I wanna talk to someone I will. She’s… entitled," echoed another.

However, Lambert's loyal fanbase quickly came to her defense.

"She's right! You go to a concert to see the artist perform, not to chat with your friends," one fan argued.

"She works hard to put on a good show. The least people can do is give her their attention," another supporter chimed in.

This Ain't Her First Rodeo: A History of Concert Crackdowns

This isn't the first time Lambert has called out fans for their behavior at her shows.

Just weeks earlier, she stopped mid-song during a performance of her emotional ballad "Tin Man" to address a fight that had broken out in the crowd.

"Are y'all fighting? During this song?" she asked incredulously. “I will come down there.”

After security intervened, Lambert addressed the situation with her signature blend of humor and firmness.

"If you want to fight at my shows, I’m all about it," she quipped, before outlining a tongue-in-cheek list of five songs where brawling is permitted.

Miranda's Message: Don't Mess with "Tin Man" (or My Performance)

Whether you agree with her methods or not, there's no denying that Miranda Lambert is passionate about her music and her fans. Her recent scoldings seem less about demanding diva-like worship and more about reminding concertgoers that a live performance is a shared experience.

So, the next time you're lucky enough to snag tickets to a Miranda Lambert show, remember: put your phone down, hold the chatter, and for the love of all that's country, don't start a fight during "Tin Man."