Miley Cyrus may be Taylor Swift's next target for a diss song after the "Bangerz" hitmaker revealed that she has no plans to join the "Bad Blood" singer's squad. The revelation comes after over five-hour interview at the Technicolor playland in Studio City with New York Times.
During the long sit-down candid interview, the MTV VMAs 2015's host claims that through the years, her view of life has changed. She preferred to be a homebody doing yoga, playing with her pets, smoking, arts, or music. She dished that she doesn't want to be like Taylor Swift who's gathering a squad of musicians, models, actresses and entrepreneurs.
"I'm not trying to be in the squad," Cyrus told the publication. "None of my friends are famous and not because of any other reason than I just like real people who are living real lives, because I'm inspired by them."
The 22-year-old singer known for provocative costumes, speaking freely and drug use went on to tell that she's very comfortable with what she's doing right now.
"I can just do what I want to do, and make the music I want to make."
The interview with the publication came out after Sunday's MTV VMA so critics who are waiting for a possible altercation between the two during the awards night were really impossible. Before she hosted the event, she however, made another round of comment that could completely trigger clash with "Anaconda" singer, Nicki Minaj.
Hollywood Life reported that the singer went on throwing shades to the Pinkprint singer after her Twitter feud with Taylor. She said that it sounded very Nicki Minaj. If you know Nicki Minaj is not too kind. It's not very polite. Minaj made reconciliation with the "Blank Space" singer at the MTV VMAs, but things had gone sour between her and Miley.
"Back to this bi*** that had a lot of say about me the other day in the press. Miley Cyrus, what's good?" Minaj's mic was cut off before she commented anything more.
Miley has just released her newest album, "Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz," where she claimed she spent $50,000 to record outside of her RCA record deal. The album is said to be a follow up after her her platinum-selling, major label pop album, 2013's "Bangerz."
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