Ella Langley tells fans to stop measuring themselves against social media in viral concert video

Ella Langley could care less about nonsense on social media.

As our loyal readers know, Langley has become the most recognizable woman in the country music world, and there's not a close second at this point.

She dominates the charts, racks up awards and is authentically herself. It's that last part that has helped build her an incredible following.

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Now, she's sharing an important message about ignoring what's on social media.

We all know that social media can be a very toxic place. It's also full of people pretending to be something they're not in order to keep with the Joneses.

It's comically stupid, and the country music star has had enough.

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"I think with social media and how you get to see into everyone’s life, and you feel behind, or you feel not good enough, or not pretty enough, or not cool enough. Or you can’t sing this way, or you can’t dance this way. Who gives a sh*t? This is who I am, and that’s what you get," Langley told the crowd in a viral video from a recent show, according to Whiskey Riff.

You can watch her comments in the video below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Well said, Ella. Very well said. Let's just be honest with each other. Social media is about as far from reality as you can get.

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Many people present a picture that is borderline delusional. I personally know people who are completely different behind closed doors than what they show to the public.

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Here's one thing I can promise you. You'll never see photos of me on the internet in private jets or at mansions. Why? Because it's unnecessary and tacky, among other reasons we don't need to get into here.

Langley is right to tell people to not care because the internet is literally meaningless when it comes to living a happy and full life.

What do you think about Langley's comments? Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.