Miley Wants to be HOT Like Britney

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Miley Wants to be HOT Like Britney

'Eight-year-old me would have been pissing her pants right now,' she said.

'This is awesome,' Britney said of the collaboration.

And Miley told her how she hoped to ape the excitement of Britney's famous 2003 MTV VMA kiss with Madonna when she was set to perform at the show ten years later.

'The VMAs are always so exciting,' Britney said. 'They're so raw. They're crazy.'

'I want to give people that again,' Miley said.

She also admitted her father thought she would become a stripper after she watched Britney's I'm A Slave 4 U video as a child.

'I want to be hot like Britney,' Miley said - as Britney looked a little uncomfortable.

'The way I am about Britney, that is the way people are about me,' Miley said elsewhere in the hour-long MTV documentary, Miley: The Movement.

'She was my first record. I was a lot of people's first idol. I'll be a die hard fan of Britney always.'

The film followed her behind-the-scenes for four months leading up to and after her controversial 'twerking' performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards with Robin Thicke in August.

And viewers saw her lose her temper when a planned stunt to have her arrive on the VMAs red carpet in Brooklyn in a police car went wrong.

'I'm nervous,' she confessed beforehand.

'I do get so overwhelmed when I'm going to perform because everything has to be perfect. If I'm going to do it, it has to be the biggest and the best.'

Then when she realized the plan had been messed up she began to scream.

'The point was to show up in the f*cking car. This looks f*cking lame,' she yelled at someone on the phone.

She got upset that her car would have to reverse - and then made the decision to get out of her SUV and begin to twerk for the crowds.

'I can easily let little things that don’t matter to me that much shut me down completely,' she said afterwards.

The VMA performance sparked outrage - but Miley insists it was no big deal.

We're in 2013 and I live in America, the land of the free. If you can't express yourself you're not very free', she said.

'I don't pay attention to the negative,' she said. 'You might as well make people talk for two weeks rather than two seconds.

'Yes, I am very comfortable with sexuality and I like pushing the boundaries but I'm coming out in pigtails looking like a giant adult baby but doing really, like, naughty stuff.

'That's obviously funny. If I really wanted to do a raunchy sex show I wouldn't have been dressed like a damned bear.'

'People can think that it was just like a hot mess, but it's a strategic hot mess. Right now I can be exactly who I want to be. I just want to have fun,' she said.

She added: 'I really feel like things have really begun after the VMAs. I feel like people are now getting to see what the movement is all about. 'We've got to be soldiers and marching at the same time, and smiling about it. For me a movement has to be something that, like, represents taking over the world.'

Viewers of the hour-long MTV documentary also got to see her vacuuming the inside of the private jet she was in, joking: 'I've got to keep it humble!'

She visited the San Francisco HQ of Twitter, saying: 'I'm obviously really big on social networks. I'm pretty much always on Twitter.'

And she met with new employees as she answered fan questions on the site - all while urging fans to get her record to #1 on the iTunes charts, great huh?