The roar of the crowd is often something that's celebrated by pop singers, but that was not the case for Justin Bieber.
During the Manchester, England, stop of his Purpose Tour the singer had enough of his fan's loud cheering.
A fan posted video on Twitter showing the moment Bieber expressed frustration to his fans about their cheering during breaks between songs.
"The screaming during these breaks has got to stop," Bieber said. "Please and thank you."
The cheers turn into boos and Bieber seems to be over it. He drops his mic and walks off stage and fans begin chanting for him to come back.
The same fan also tweeted a video of the singer explaining why he walked off stage.
"I traveled across the whole world to come here," Bieber said. "I dedicate my life to this. I dedicate my life to performing. I dedicate my life to trying to bring smiles to people's faces and I feel like people just aren't giving me the same respect and that just kind of hurts me a little bit, so that's all."
Bieber also said he appreciated his fans for coming to the show.
This is not the first time Bieber has called out his fans for screaming and cheering.
He walked off stage during a concert in Norway in October 2015 when fans spilled water on stage and tried to yank a towel from Bieber when he tried to wipe it up.
During an acoustic performance, last year in Spain, he asked that his fans clap on beat.
"If you're going to clap, at least clap on beat," he said.
Here's hoping Bieber and his Beliebers can find a happy medium.
