Disney seems keen to set a distance between the controversial Miley Cyrus we saw gyrating around a lap dancing pole at the Teen Choice Awards to the sweet sixteen Hannah Montana show which is one the channels premiere money spinners.
Parents around the world questioned the decision to include this raunchy routine in the Teen Choice Awards, which showed Miley dressed in a provocative tank top, shorts and biker boots straddling a lap dancing style pole on top of an ice-cream fan whilst performing her song ‘Party in the USA’. In a statement to the press the Disney channel said “Disney Channel won’t be commentating on that performance’ and continued to assure parents of young teenagers that “all content presented on the Disney Channel is age-appropriate for our audience – kids 6-14 – and consistent with what our brand values are”.
Shortly after the routine was aired the Internet debate regarding the suitability of Cyrus’ routine at the Teen Choice Awards was raging, with one faction applauding Miley for a ‘sweet but sexy’ performance and the other side dismayed by the pole dancing, believing it was inappropriate for both her own age and the age of her young fan base.
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Following recent controversy surrounding Miley Cyrus’ slightly raunchy performance at the Teen Choice Awards, her single ‘Party in the USA’ has smashed into the No 40 on Billboards Mainstream top 40 Chart, making it straight to the No.1 downloaded track on iTunes website.
Before deleting her Twitter account fans and detractors of Miley Cyrus alike both found plenty of ammunition in her frequent microblogging posts with which to both support and criticise her, but one of the most talked about moments was when she posted a photograph of herself and supposed best friend Demi Lovato.
’. Cute, but wait to you skip over to Lovato’s immediate response to this sweet little message, ‘Yeah….It’s just kind of hard to miss somebody that I don’t know anymore’ Not exactly an expression of undying friendship.