Originally published on ProWrestlingSheet.

Becky Lynch's recent attempt to insult the audience after turning heel didn't get the reaction anticipated by creative ... and the new SmackDown Women's Champion knows why. 

Lynch talked about how she was happy with the decision to turn her character heel on the latest episode of Chasing Glory with Lilian Garcia and said, "Vince wanted a different side of me and to see different layers, so we're un-peeling them like an onion."

Lilian then explained how she likes Becky not insulting the crowd to get heat and Lynch replied, "Well, we tried that. And the crowd were like, ah c'mon now Becky. You know that we were there with you the whole time. I'm like 'yeah, look I'm going through some stuff right now. I'm trying to figure it out!'"

Adding, "It's hard for me to say it's your fault. It's on you guys. Because the whole time they've been cheering for me. They've supported me and they've put me in the position to win sometimes. And even when we talk about the first-ever SmackDown Women's champion, the crowd wanted me to be the champion. So they dictate a lot. So I think it just doesn't make sense that I would talk about how bad and how wrong they are. Because they've obviously made their voices heard and supported me the whole time."

Becky closed the discussion of this topic saying, "So now it's not about them, it's not about Charlotte, it's not about whatever. It's about me taking what I want."

Listen to the full interview below. This portion begins around 41 minutes into the conversation.