Miley Cyrus can’t stop and won’t stop giving her all to her fans.

The Grammy winner reacted to what she described as “clickbait” comments online criticizing the effort she put into the first of her two concerts at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 16.

“I have never heard that I don’t put my heart into something,” Cyrus said at the Oct. 18 concert, as seen in video captured by The Hollywood Reporter. “You all have been with me long enough to know that any time I’m doing something meaningful, that’s going to be a stepping stone in my life and my career to propel me forward to become the artist and the person I want to be, you know that it’s been controversial.”

Following the Oct. 16 concert, social media users made note of the fact that the “Wrecking Ball” singer didn’t sing every word to her hits “Party in the USA” and “Flowers,” with some commenting she appeared detached.

And Cyrus seemed to address that particular feedback, emphasizing that performing live on stage—which she hadn’t done in four years before her Hollywood Bowl performances—is still a tough hill to climb.