People are trying to get Miley Cyrus' 'Bangerz' tour cancelled

If you haven’t already heard, Miley Cyrus’ Bangerz tour has been a little, well, uncomfortable for most.



Pictures and videos of Miley performing on stage in her usual provocative and crazy ways have been surfacing the internet, and parents who have taken their children to see the pop star's newest tour aren’t pleased at all. People should accept this from Miley, considering her most recent actions, and although her fans may love everything about what she’s doing because that’s who she is, parents are trying to have the tour cancelled.



MusicFix has exclusively learned that Miley’s management team has been getting a ton of complaints saying that she has taken it too far in her performance. So far, Miley has been on stage in a revealing body suit covered in marijuana leaves, riding a hot dog, pretending to give oral sex to a man in a Bill Clinton mask, basically pleasuring herself on top of a car and of course, twerking.



A source revealed to the site that, “Miley’s management have been flooded with complaints, mainly from parents, since her tour began last week in Canada, with calls for the entire tour to be axed.”



Her management team, record label and tour staff - which includes the director, costume department and choreographers - have all been called in for an emergency meeting because of the amount of people who want to pull she show.



One parent has even contacted the boss at Miley’s label, Interscope, saying that they had to walk out of the show way before it ended. They claimed that they would “not subject their nine-year-old to a porn show.” The tour has no age limit or rating guide, the only rule is that children are only allowed to attend if a parent accompanies them.



Since the show began, more and more people have been putting the tickets up on eBay and Stubhub after hearing what Miley has been doing on stage. But Miley is just trying to have fun.



Mercury News reports that Miley spoke about the tour in in a recent press teleconference saying, “I make my albums to be able to travel and to be able to go on the road. That’s really kind of what I love to do more than anything.”



She then went on to explain how she didn’t want to give away any surprises about the tour because “nothing in her life is ever a secret.” Her goal is to just keep the show really fun. “That’s what I think I’m kind of representing more than anything in the past year,” she said. “Fun and [being] carefree, and that’s what the show represents.”



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