Miley Cyrus is gearing up for her 59-date "Bangerz" tour, set to kick off Feb. 14 in Vancouver. She's been teasing fans with behind-the-scenes photos and recently spoke to Fuse News about her upcoming tour.
While being interviewed by her sister, Cyrus revealed that she believes her tour will be educational for kids because they will be exposed to art they probably wouldn't know about.
"Even though parents probably won't think this, I think my show is educational for kids," she told Fuse. "They're going to be exposed to art most people don't know about."
It's not clear what "art" Cyrus is referring to. A few days before the "Wrecking Ball" singer made the statement, she teased fans with a "Bangerz" tour photo on Twitter that showed her riding a giant hot dog.
"People are taught to look at things so black and white, especially in small towns," she continued. "I'm excited to take this tour to places where [art] like this wouldn't be accepted, where kids wouldn't learn about this different kind of art."
The 21-year-old pop star has made headlines recently for her controversial and raunchy antics. Even though Cyrus will be flying across stage straddling a giant wiener, a source told The Mirror that there will be absolutely no twerking.
According to the newspaper, Cyrus doesn't want her tour to be surrounded by negative press and criticism and has decided that she won't twerk at all during the tour. Instead she wants her fans to focus on her music.
"Miley is well aware of the controversy that her twerking caused last year and while she is not at all regretful of it, she doesn't want it to define her concerts," the source said "She has written the show herself, it's like a play and it has a theme but more than anything Miley wants to world to see that she can actually sing."
"She thinks her raw talent has been overshadowed by this and wants to put it right," the source continued. "She will though, of course, be wearing raunchy-style outfits but that is as far as it will be going."
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