Miranda Lambert just enjoyed the biggest chart hit of her career so far with her song, “Gunpowder & Lead” — and she’s on the radio now with the gorgeous new single, “More Like Her” — but when it comes to defining what she considers a “hit,” it’s not about where the song ends up on a chart ranking, it’s about the fans. In concert, Miranda says, she judges a successful song by “how the crowd reacts to it,” adding, “If people know it and respond to it, then it’s a hit in my eyes.” (AUDIO INFO BELOW)

• But an album doesn’t get to be the Academy of Country Music’s Album of the Year without being chock full of great tunes! Check out Miranda’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend album to find “Gunpowder & Lead,” “Famous in a Small Town,” “More Like Her,” and lots more!
• And come cheer for your hits as Miranda hits the road with Blake Shelton beginning October 3rd! Check out mirandalambert.com for dates and info!

  Miranda Lambert has her own definition of what constitutes a “hit.” (:11)
“You know, to me, I judge how it gets reaction on live shows and how the crowd reacts to it if it’s a hit. I don’t care if it’s number 50 or number one, you know? If people know it and respond to it, then it’s a hit in my eyes.”