Miley Cyrus Accuses 2020 MTV VMAs Director of Making Sexist Comment Just Before Her Stage Performance

Four days after she won two awards at the MTV's Video Music Awards, musician and actor Miley Cyrus during a recent interview said that the director of the VMAs made a sexist comments toward her. The statement came during her recent appearance on 'The Joe Rogan Experience,' reported Fox News. The 'Wrecking Ball' singer said that one of her bracelets got entangled with something backstage before she appeared on the stage to perform her new single 'Midnight Sky.' Go Topless Day 2020: From Bella Thorne to Miley Cyrus – Celebs Who Posed Topless for a Good Cause (Pics Inside)

"They said, 'You know, you want to be treated like a guy and look like a guy, we wouldn't be dealing with this if a guy was doing it,'" Fox News quoted Miley as saying and referring to the show directors. The former 'Hannah Montana' actor said that the comment from the show director followed after she had put forward some questions regarding her performance at the show. "I was just asking some questions. I wanted the lights to be turned off, and then the lighting of the room to just be lighting me. Midnight Sky Song: Miley Cyrus’ Self-Directed, Disco-Themed Number is All About Taking Control of Her Own Narrative (Watch Video)

So no key light, no beauty light. The beauty light is always used on women and I said, 'Turn the lights off. You would never tell Travis Scott or Adam Levine that he couldn't turn the beauty light off'" she said. The directors then agreed to her suggestion on the lightings stating that they will just do the same thing that they do with the "guys." Further during the interview, the singer also spoke about losing her home in the 2018 wildfires and how that affected her and her music.

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