Lindsey Stirling on Friday shared her fans' disappointment over the almost-total exclusion of her halftime show from the Thanksgiving Day broadcast of the Green Bay Packers game. NBC faced criticism after only airing seconds of Stirling's performance ...

After only 10 seconds of Lindsey Stirling's halftime performance were aired on Thanksgiving, fans complained to NBC on social media.

NBC viewers are upset that they only saw a snippet of Stirling’s performance, and now the violinist is addressing the snub.

Social media was not happy that NBC barely showed any of Lindsey Stirling's halftime show during the Packers-Dolphins game.

Dancer, violinist and America’s Got Talent alum Lindsey Stirling feels for her fans who tuned into NBC’s Thanksgiving-night broadcast of the Packers-Dolphins game only to be shown barely 10 seconds of her halftime show performance.

Lindsey Stirling's halftime show at the Packers vs. Dolphins game was not broadcast in full on NBC. The network faced criticism for that decision.

With Shaboozey taking the stage in Detroit and Lainey Wilson getting the opportunity to perform in Dallas, a different kind of musician will headline the third game between the Packers and Dolphins. Lindsey Stirling, who is known for violin performances and has a big online following, will get to perform at halftime in Green Bay.

Lainey Wilson and Shaboozey drew into the coveted Lions and Cowboys halftime slots, the Packers went a different route with Lindsey Stirling.

Lindsey Stirling The Miami Dolphins won't be the only ones cold on Thanksgiving night in Green Bay. The halftime act is bound to feel the chill as electric violinist Lindsey Stirling takes to the frozen tundra in a scene probably unlike any stage under any conditions she has performed.