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Miley Cyrus performance at MTV VMAs

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Yeah, too far. Its was sexy or raunchy, its was just desperate, although pretty par for the course when it comes to Miley Cyrus' adult life. When Rih thinks its too much, its way too much.

Reply 21

Fungii

Limits just keep getting pushed until the day comes where everything goes "as long as you don't hurt anybody".

What a disgusting world we are headed towards.

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Reply 22

Ripper-Roo

Original post by Hannibal Lecter

Because a stark reminder of the current morals and values of Western society.

Hardly, considering most people who have commented claim to be 'mortified'. Can you explain how one performer behaves is such a 'moral crisis'?

Reply 23

Ripper-Roo

Original post by Fungii

Limits just keep getting pushed until the day comes where everything goes "as long as you don't hurt anybody".

What a disgusting world we are headed towards.

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How can you stop it then?

Reply 24

Boogaloo_Shrimp

The problem is, its so unnatural and if you ask me she doesnt look like shes having fun. She looks like shes desperately trying to look sexy and "quirky". And thats what it stinks of; desperation!

Reply 25

Ripper-Roo

Original post by Rajvir

LOL the smith's reaction to Miley Cyrus

They're overreacting.

Reply 26

brendonbackflip

I like how that article is trying to act as if this happened without Robin Thicke's consent. I would be very surprised to find that he was not expecting her to dance like that on him after all those rehearsals, particularly as they're singing the song that originally had naked women dancing around him.

Reply 27

Hannibal Lecter

Original post by Ripper-Roo

Hardly, considering most people who have commented claim to be 'mortified'. Can you explain how one performer behaves is such a 'moral crisis'?

That someone thinks it's acceptable to behave like that says it all! Would any of the performers of the 1950s do such a thing?

Reply 28

Fungii

Original post by Ripper-Roo

How can you stop it then?

I don't know if it can be stopped. Modesty seems to be a lost quality and it's a shame in my opinion.

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Reply 29

OedipusTheKing

Original post by Hannibal Lecter

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2401980/MTV-VMAs-2013-Miley-Cyrus-strips-flesh-coloured-piece-perform-lewd-dance-Robin-Thicke.html (yes, DM, but has the best pics).

Unbelievably nauseating and cringeworthy.

The guy in the second picture pointing, is clearly thinking 'Dat Ass' :sexface:

But on a serious note isn't 'unbelievably nauseating and cringeworthy' the definition of most teen pop nowadays? :colonhash:

Reply 30

when she was 22

So much second hand embarrassment... :tongue:

Reply 31

geetar

Lol at the Daily Mail feigning moral outrage before printing the pictures all over their paper and website.

I saw the youtube video, and agreed, it was pretty awkward.

Reply 32

Rajvir

Original post by Ripper-Roo

They're overreacting.

Yeah probably..................still found it funny :smile:

Reply 33

Ice Constricter

She looks absolutely terrible.

Reply 34

Ripper-Roo

Original post by Hannibal Lecter

That someone thinks it's acceptable to behave like that says it all! Would any of the performers of the 1950s do such a thing?

Who is losing out from it? The only person she'd show up is herself! No, the performers of the 1950s would have been less likely to dance that way as it would have been socially condemned. However, the legislation from the 1960s didn't make people suddenly think it's okay to be sexually liberated, those attitudes have always been there. It's not up to the government or anyone else to monitor/regulate what performers can do, what can be seen and what's universally acceptable. She is losing her fan base by her recent actions and image change.

Reply 35

Atemukay

Original post by ladynova

there is nothing wrong with any of it.

You retarded? You have to be blind to think there's nothing wrong with it! In case you didn't read the article FAMILY-FRIENDLY show, do you know what that means? Or are you still too deluded to think nothing's wrong with it!?

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Reply 36

Ripper-Roo

Original post by Fungii

I don't know if it can be stopped. Modesty seems to be a lost quality and it's a shame in my opinion.

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No it's not, you don't know about the modest people because they're hardly likely to be out flaunting it!! People who act like this get seen/heard but it doesn't mean it represents how everyone else is turning.