Miley Cyrus’ response to backlash over Sinead O’Connor tribute during SNL 50th anniversary show

Miley Cyrus has been completely disconnected by the 'controversy' around her Sinéad O'Connor -Teermeton during the SNL 50th concert on Sunday, has unveiled a source.

The Wrecking Ball Songstress, 32, came on stage to treat the version of the Late Irish singer of the Prince number, nothing compares 2 hours, years after the two stars became engaged in a feud.

While many viewers were being moved right now, some thought it was in bad taste given their tense past.

Others claimed that it was inappropriate, given that Sinéad was famous from SNL after she had torn a photo of the pope in the air in an attempt to protest against sexual abuse of children who took place in the Catholic Church.

But according to an insider, Miley does not regret – despite the mixed reviews.

The Insider told DailyMail.com that it was Miley's “idea” to sing the song and that she knew that “it was that some people would get offended.”

Miley Cyrus has been completely disconnected by the 'controversy' around her Sinéad O'Connor -Teerbetoon during the SNL 50th concert on Sunday, a source has unveiled

Miley (to be seen on SNL on Sunday) went on stage to treat the late Irish singer's (right to SNL in 1990) version of the Prince number nothing, nothing compares 2 hours

They added that she “believes she killed it” and that she finds the recoil “rather comical”.

“It was definitely the idea of ​​Miley to sing nothing, compares 2 hours and she believes she killed it,” the source shared.

“She is aware of the recoil and she knew that she discussed that some people would be offended … It is actually very comical for her.”

Miley was accompanied by the acclaimed singer and guitarist Brittany Howard while sang the song.

In particular, she said nothing about Sinéad, whose coverage of the Prince lane in 1990 became a global hit.

“Miley does not believe that she should give Sinéad the honor for a song that was not even her in the beginning,” the Insider continued.

“If there is something, Miley Prince would have credited that was an enormous inspiration for her.”

Eventually the source said that the former Hannah Montana star intends to “let it bump the chatter”.

It came years after the stars became engaged in a feud – and although many viewers were moved at the moment, some thought it was in bad taste given their tense past. Sinead is seen in 1990

An insider told DailyMail.com that Miley “believes she killed it” and that she thinks the recoil is 'rather comical'

After SNL had shared a video of the version with X, it was flooded with negative answers

“Miley will never apologize for something for which she does not owe an apology. So, as usual, Miley will have this chattering of her bouncing, “they concluded.

'She believes that she has delivered a wonderful version of a Prince number. She really doesn't have time to reflect on a performance that is over. '

After SNL had shared a video of the version with X, it was flooded with negative answers.

'I love them, but this song is not something that Miley should cover. Would have been better, just Brittany or not at all, “wrote one person.

“This song should not have been sung by Miley,” someone else agreed. “Should have been one of her friends who really understands the words. That is my only complaint about the show. '

“Seriously, how do you dare?” someone else asked.

'They didn't do this [song] Justice, 'read a fourth tweet. A fifth said, “I'm a fan, but this was a bad service.”

Miley and Sinéad, who died in July 2023 at the age of 56 from chronic obstructive lung disease and bronchial asthma, successfully succeeded in 2013.

In 2013, Miley told Rolling Stone that the video clip for her songwrecking ball (left) was inspired by the visual for Sinéad's nothing compares 2 h (right)

But Sinéad did not seem amused by the tribute and wrote a destructive letter in which she said that she was 'extremely worried' that Miley thought it was 'cool to be naked in her video'

Miley responded by sharing screenshots of reports from the past posted by Sinéad on X who discussed her mental health problems

At the time, Miley Rolling Stone told that the video clip for her Songwecking Ball – who showed her swinging on a scrap ball nude – was inspired by the visual for Sinéad's nothing compares 2 u.

But Sinéad did not seem amused by the tribute and wrote a destructive letter in which they said that she was 'extremely worried' that Miley thought it was “cool to be naked in her video.”

“It is in fact the case that you will cover up your talent by allowing yourself to be pimped, whether it's the music business or does yourself the pimp,” she wrote.

'Nothing but damage will come in the long term, allowing yourself to be exploited, and it is definitely in no way an empowerment of yourself or other young women, to send the message you need are appreciated (even by you) more for your sexual attraction than your obvious talent.

“I am happy to hear that I am a bit of a role model for you and I hope that you will therefore pay a lot of attention to what I tell you.”

Sinéad added: 'This is a dangerous world. We do not encourage our daughters to walk around naked because it makes them prey to animals and less than animals, a painful majority of whom in the music industry and the accompanying media works. '

Miley responded by sharing screenshots of reports from the past posted by Sinéad on X who discussed her psychological problems.

“Before Amanda Bynes … there was …” she ended it.

Sinead (seen in 2020) died in July 2023 at the age of 56 of chronic obstructive lung disease and bronchial asthma

Sinéad was famous from SNL after she had torn a photo of the pope in the air in an attempt to protest against sexual abuse of children who took place in the Catholic Church

Miley (seen on SNL this weekend) thinks about the drama in 2023 and stated: 'me [didn’t] Expect other women to put me down or see me '

Nickelodeon star Amanda descended famous on a downward spiral after her time on the network with multiple rehabilitation stints and Run-ins with the law.

In 2023, after the death of Sinéad, Miley thought about the drama during her ABC concert special.

'I expected that there would be controversy and recoil [from the Wrecking Ball video]But I don't think I expected that other women would accept me or turn against me, especially women who had previously been in my position, “she admitted.

'This is when I had received an open letter from Sinéad O'Connor, and I had no idea of ​​the fragile mental state she was, and I was only 20 years old, so I could really hang my head only so much .

“Everything I saw was that another woman had told me that this idea was not my idea.”

She added that the incident “upset her”, but concluded on a positive note and stated: “God blessed Sinéad O'Connor really in all seriousness.”