When it comes to talking VMAs, Miley Cyrus can’t stop, and she won’t stop.
Though that’s not completely her fault, she pointed out on Monday’s “Today” show — the media is certainly playing a role. Still, Cyrus is quite pleased with that.
“It went exactly as planned — it’s a month later and we’re still talking about it,” Cyrus, who also used the platform to announce a 2014 tour, told Matt Lauer.
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She addressed more recent controversies as well. On the now-famous Sinead O’Connor spat, Cyrus said:
“I think she’s an incredible artist, I think she’s an awesome songwriter and I was really inspired by her for my ‘Wrecking Ball’ video, which is what started the whole thing. I don’t know how someone can start a fight by saying, ‘Hey I really respect you and I really love what you did.’”
She continued, “It’s all good. You could write as many open letters as you want — that’s really what blogging is. I get open letters every day, it’s nothing too new for me.”
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Lauer also asked the pop star if she is surprised by the lasting attention, and if offending people is part of her new M.O.
“Not really, it’s kind of what I want,” the former “Hannah Montana” said. “I don’t ever really plan to offend people, but sometimes that just happens because I think people are not open to what they don’t understand.”
The two also discussed how non-sexual Lauer probably is at his advanced age of 55.
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