Adela Calin, a Miranda Lambert fan who was as of late gotten down on by the vocalist for taking a selfie during a show, said the occurrence “felt like I was once again at school with the educator reproving me.” This Miranda Lambert fan doesn’t completely accept that she did somethin’ terrible by taking a mid-show selfie.

ICYMI: The artist momentarily stopped her Miranda Lambert: Velvet Rodeo The Las Vegas Residency show on July 15 to get down on a gathering of concert attendees for taking selfies during her exhibition of “Tin Man.” As found in video flowing via online entertainment, Lambert told the crowd, “These young ladies are stressed over their selfie and not paying attention to the melody. It’s irritating me a smidgen.”

Indeed, Adela Calin — who was one of the fans in the gathering — since stood up against the occurrence, sharing that she was “dismayed” by Lambert’s remark.

“It seemed like I was once again at school with the educator chiding me for accomplishing something off-base and advising me to plunk down back in my place,” the 43-year-old told NBC News. ” I feel like still up in the air to make us appear as though we were youthful, juvenile and vain. In any case, we were simply developed ladies in our 30s to 60s attempting to snap a photo.” Calin added that she and her companions had attempted to take a gathering photograph before the show, however they “couldn’t get one great picture” because of the lighting.

“We were so energized,” she reviewed, “on the grounds that I think we had the best seats in the house in the entire theater.” And keeping in mind that Calin is frustrated by Lambert’s way of behaving, she noticed that the three-time Grammy victor was logical being hypervigilant about her own space given the developing number of entertainers — including individual nation star Kelsea Ballerini — being struck by tossed objects during shows lately.

In a July 17 Instagram post, Calin shared the two photographs she and her companions took during the Lambert’s show. One of the previews showed the “House That Constructed Me” craftsman remaining behind the scenes, while six fans presented on an overhang with their backs toward the stage.

“These are the 2 pictures we were talking [sic],” Calin wrote in the subtitle, “when Miranda Lambert halted her show and advised us to plunk down and not take selfies.”