Miley Cyrus MTV VMAs 2013 Performance Didn’t Shock Lady Gaga; `People Need to Lighten Up’

Miley Cyrus VMAs 2013 performance took the media by storm all week. Miley Cyrus MTV VMAs 2013 performance took outraged parents’ groups were outraged. Miley Cyrus MTV VMAs 2013 performance puzzled other musicians. Miley Cyrus VMAs 2013 performance made Rihanna go to church. Miley Cyrus VMAs 2013 performance made “Hannah Montana” fans cry. Well, Miley Cyrus VMAs 2013 performance didn’t shock Lady Gaga.

Lady Gaga came to the defense of Miley Cyrus’ VMAs 2013 performance. Lady Gaga is no stranger to controversy herself. When she first came out there were all sorts of rumors about the singer/pianist. Conspiracy theorists, like the web site Vigilant Citizen, said Lady Gaga was a brainwashing tool for the Illuminati. Parents thought Lady Gaga was a bad influence for children. Some web sites said Lady Gaga was no lady at all, that she was a guy.

Lady Gaga think “People need to lighten up” about Miley Cyrus VMAs 2013 performance. Lady Gaga, who just put out the first single from her upcoming album this week, “Applause” refuses to pass judgment on the twerk that hypnotized the media.

Lady Gaga won’t stoop to weigh in on the debate over Miley Cyrus's controversial performance at the MTV VMAs last weekend.

Tonight, Lady Gaga is set to launch this year's iTunes Festival. She was on hand last week to open the MTV VMAs.

At the MTV VMAs, Miley Cyrus was in the middle of singing her newest single “We Can't Stop,” and stripped down to flesh-tone to twerking to Robin Thicke’s performance his new single “Blurred Lines.”
Lady Gaga won't blast fellow female singer Miley Cyrus, she told The Sun, "I don't like to pass judgment on Miley Cyrus. Generally, people need to lighten up about pop music, it's about entertainment. It is here to make you smile and make you happy. Especially in America there is an excessive dragging of female artists and I don't want to contribute to that. She added: "I do things that are polarizing sometimes but that's what it's all about."