Bad singing gets a woman kicked off of a plane.

A woman reportedly belted out several not-so-fabulous renditions of Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” before finally being removed from an American Airlines flight.

In fact, her musical styling was so disruptive that the Los Angeles to New York flight had to make an emergency landing in Kansas City so she could be taken off.

Being handcuffed and escorted out served as no deterrent, as she continued her performance all the way down the aisle and out of the aircraft.

One passenger said she’d been carrying on for an hour.

Once she was deemed to be disturbing the flight crew, she was subdued by a Federal Marshall and taken away.

The woman said she was diabetic, and that was the cause for her lengthy outburst. She wasn’t charged, but American Airlines didn’t finish flying her to her destination, either.

Of course, you don’t always have to be a nuisance to everyone on the plane to be ejected from your seat.

People have been asked to leave for crying too much, being too tall, and refusing to drug a chatty baby to sleep.