Updated 16 October 01:38 EDT

Hands down for Sinead O' Connor as she continues to demand an apology from Miley Cyrus through her fifth open letter. The expected apology expects Miley Cyrus to address it to Sinead and Amanda Bynes. Miley Cyrus allegedly poked fun of mental illnesses and the situation both Sinead and Amanda went through implicitly expressed via tweets by the former.

The fifth open letter witten by Sinead O' Connor addressed to Miley Cyrus stated, "You're supposed to apologize for the mocking of any person who sought help, publicly or privately, to prevent themselves from committing suicuide. You're also supposed to apologize for mocking people who re mistakenly or otherwise perceived to be mentally ill."

Sinead continues, "Because what you did is extraordinarily dangerously as its contributes to the silence(s) which allow suicuide to flourish also contributes to the bullying of people perceived mistakenly or otherwise to be mentally ill. That bullying causes suicuides."

The on-line banter and twitter-war between the two singers started when Sinead O' Connor wrote her first open letter for Miley Cyrus. The letter addresses the explicity of Miley's "Wrecking Ball" video (where Miley Cyrus appeared naked on top of a wrecking ball and at some point pervertly licked a sledge hammer on one scene.) The first open letter also advises Miley Cyrus to open-up her eyes and realize she is being prostituted by the industry and should not let herself be taken advantage of.

The open-letter bandwagon may have spread as it wasn't only Sinead who recently wrote an open letter addressed to the younger Cyrus. Rocker Sufjan Steven's letter also wrote his own letter to Miley. It is less than dramatic over Sinead's open letter though. He hash-tagged his letter "#GETITRIGHT." Sufjan Stevens expresses, "One particular line causes concern. 'I been laying in this bed all night long," Miley, technically speaking, you've been LYING, not LAYING, an irregular verb form that should only be used when there's an object, i.e 'I been laying my tired botty on this bed all night long." I guess this letter has more of a grammar-nazi issues over Sinead's demand.

This writer realizes Steven has a point, it would still be grammatically correct should Miley be a hen, right? (Am I sitll making sense? leave your feedbacks, suggestions, or any violent reactions on the comments section below)