Kaytranada replied that things can feel awkward when fans aren’t moving.

“I think we have come in this age where everybody’s trying to catch a moment for their own social media presence,” he explained. “It shows their appreciation instead of them dancing and enjoying shows like we used to do. It looks mad awkward from where I stand as I’m acknowledging the appreciation but we need to go back to where we used to be y’all.”

“If you put your phone up, let’s move them hips at least!”

The hitmaker just released a remix for Mariah Carey’s “Don’t Forget About Us” in anticipation of the 20th anniversary re-release of Carey’s smash 2005 album The Emancipation Of Mimi. According to Billboard, a digital deluxe version of the album, along with a box set, will also be available on May 30.

Kaytranada joins a long list of artists who have called out audiences for missing the moment and the music because they’re preoccupied with recording concerts on their phones. Last summer, Fantasia talked about the issue at a live engagement at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheater in Detroit.

“We’re living in a world where y’all can’t have fun because you’ve been too busy trying to film stuff. So wack now.” she said. “And we as performers, we be up here working and y’all [gestures holding up phone]. You know the money that you pay in here tonight — you could’ve done something else with it. So if you paid the money, you might as well get your [money’s worth].”