On Saturday, Nov. 30, the country star, 36, called out a fan who appeared to grab her during her concert in Tampa, Fla., the night prior.

In fan-captured footage, Musgraves told the audience of her Hollywood, Fla., concert about how she thought she was going to have to get “real East Texas” on the fan.

“Last night, this Tampa bitch,” the “Space Cowboy” singer began. “She kind of ruined it. She kind of ruined it for everybody. I thought I was going to have to get real East Texas on her and take off my earrings. Florida goes hard.”

The “Rainbow” musician then stopped singing and could be seen telling the fan, “What the f—?”

“Jesus f—ing Christ,” she then said into the mic, per fan-captured TikTok footage.

Reps for Musgraves have not yet responded to PEOPLE’s requests for comment.

Since last summer, artists have been met with troubling behavior from fans.

A slew of stars have spoken out about fans throwing things at them while they’re performing on stage. Bebe Rexha was seriously hurt in New York City when a fan chucked a cell phone at her face (he was arrested), and Harry Styles was hit by objects multiple times while touring Europe last summer.

As recently as last week, Zach Bryan had to pause his Tacoma Dome concert in Washington after an unidentified object was hurled at him and a guitarist onstage, per footage from Country Central.

After picking up the object, the “I Remember Everything” musician sent a glaring look in the direction where it came from as he addressed the crowd.

“Who threw this? Who was it?” Bryan, 28, asked while holding up an item. “Does anyone know?”

He gave it a few moments to see if anyone wouldcome forward, or if others would point the person out. Unable to figure out who threw it, Bryan delivered a stern warning instead.

“Don’t throw s— at concerts, huh?” he said.

Musgraves is currently in the midst of her Deeper Well tour, which is set to wrap for the year on Dec. 7 in Nashville before picking up again on Feb. 28 in Tempe, Ariz.