Miley Cyrus naked video Wrecking Ball breaks record as most viewed in 24 hours on Vevo
10 Sep 2013 16:22
By James Robertson
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The controversial video beats One Direction's staggering record after being viewed more than 12.3 MILLION times in just ONE day
It's like an x-rated Swan Lake, right? It's like an x-rated Swan Lake, right?
Well it seems like One Direction might be twiddling their thumbs after their short-lived record breaking feat was outdone by a bit of nudity.
The boyband claimed the throne of most viewed video on Vevo in 24 hours with their newest single Best Song Ever.
But they were obviously lacking - or rather, were too clothed - nakedness as Miley Cyrus has stormed ahead and made history.
Her controversial video to Wrecking Ball was viewed more than 12.3 MILLION times on music video platform Vevo.
The controversial soft porn video directed by Terry Richardson sees the 20-year-old singer moan about heartbreak while dangling her nude limbs around on top of a wrecking ball hanging by a chain.
Well, congratulations
Miley also grabs a sledgehammer and starts lashing her tongue around it like some kind of gobstopper.
A comment on Twitter read: "OMG! What is she thinking? It's like watching porn. PUT IT AWAY!"
Another added: "I quite liked Miley's performance at the VMAs but this is going too far. Shocking."
In fairness, the former Disney star DOES cover up her lady patch by wearing white underwear and a crop tan top without a bra. It’s her dignity she’ll wear what she wants to.
“I came in like a wrecking ball,” she wails, along with “All you ever did was wreck me.”
The song is the first off her upcoming album Bangerz which features a collaboration with Britney Spears.
So we’ve got to ask, what would Hannah Montana say?
And all of this nakedness comes fresh off the back of her controversial MTV VMA performance.
She twerked, she thrusted, she rubbed a giant foam hand on Robin Thicke's crotch... here's hoping she gets invited to the Oscars.
10 Sep 2013 16:22
By James Robertson
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The controversial video beats One Direction's staggering record after being viewed more than 12.3 MILLION times in just ONE day
It's like an x-rated Swan Lake, right? It's like an x-rated Swan Lake, right?
Well it seems like One Direction might be twiddling their thumbs after their short-lived record breaking feat was outdone by a bit of nudity.
The boyband claimed the throne of most viewed video on Vevo in 24 hours with their newest single Best Song Ever.
But they were obviously lacking - or rather, were too clothed - nakedness as Miley Cyrus has stormed ahead and made history.
Her controversial video to Wrecking Ball was viewed more than 12.3 MILLION times on music video platform Vevo.
The controversial soft porn video directed by Terry Richardson sees the 20-year-old singer moan about heartbreak while dangling her nude limbs around on top of a wrecking ball hanging by a chain.
Well, congratulations
Miley also grabs a sledgehammer and starts lashing her tongue around it like some kind of gobstopper.
A comment on Twitter read: "OMG! What is she thinking? It's like watching porn. PUT IT AWAY!"
Another added: "I quite liked Miley's performance at the VMAs but this is going too far. Shocking."
In fairness, the former Disney star DOES cover up her lady patch by wearing white underwear and a crop tan top without a bra. It’s her dignity she’ll wear what she wants to.
“I came in like a wrecking ball,” she wails, along with “All you ever did was wreck me.”
The song is the first off her upcoming album Bangerz which features a collaboration with Britney Spears.
So we’ve got to ask, what would Hannah Montana say?
And all of this nakedness comes fresh off the back of her controversial MTV VMA performance.
She twerked, she thrusted, she rubbed a giant foam hand on Robin Thicke's crotch... here's hoping she gets invited to the Oscars.
