Cyrus act 'promoted date rape'

Miley Cyrus "twerks" against Robin Thicke and right, on stage. Picture: Supplied Source: Supplied

POP superstar Cyndi Lauper has described Miley Cyrus' hard twerk at the MTV Video Music Awards as mock pornography.

Lauper, playing shows in Melbourne this week, told Herald Sun Confidential: "I thought it was sad. I thought it was raunchy. If you want to be in a Girls Gone Wild video, do it somewhere else. I think the whole thing was messed up.''

Cyrus caused a firestorm at the event, and on social media, with her sexplicit performance.

She also bumped and grinded provocatively with Robin Thicke as he performed his controversial hit, Blurred Lines.

Oh. Miley. God. Viewers left violated

Lauper claimed the song - with its 'I know you want it' refrain - encourages date rape.

Cyndi Lauper photographed May 8, 2012 in New York City.

"It says it's a blurred line ... when a girl says no when she really means yes,'' Lauper said.

"So does that leave the door open? Is date rape OK? Are we back to that again?''

She said Cyrus should not have associated herself with Thicke's hit.

Lauper sighed: "But what do you do when a 20-year-old wants to be one of the big kids and decides she's going to have a mock porn act?

"It's not modern dance. It's schlock. It wasn't even tacky. It was sleazy.''

Miley Cyrus "twerks" against Robin Thicke and right, on stage. Picture: SUPPLIED

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Lauper said she feels sorry for the former Hannah Montana.

"She seems like such a nice girl. It's sad when somebody has to try that hard,'' Lauper said.

"I think it's better to go the high road and find the art in everything.''

Earlier today, Cyrus's favourite Phillip Island eatery threw its support behind the provocative pop star, with Miley's favourite Australian cafe relaying its approval.

Dr Food owner Jo Free told Confidential: "It was a little bit raunchy and a little bit different. But that's who she is. We love her.

"I didn't find it offensive. She comes to visit whenever she's in town, she's welcome any time."

Cyrus, who was engaged to Phillip Island-raised actor Liam Hemsworth, is addicted to the cafe's beef and macaroni pie.

"The last time she was in town, they flew in by helicopter to buy a couple of pies. They spent an hour in the shop and left."

Meanwhile, social media is still on fire about Miley's MTV moment.

Her performance was mentioned 4.5 million times on Twitter, with many Australian celebrities expressing their disgust on the social networking site.

Emma Birdsall, a 2012 finalist on hit reality show The Voice, said Miley was a bad role model.

"It made me incredibly sad thinking that young women will watch that and think that's how you have to dress/dance/sing/act to become a superstar," Birdsall tweeted.

It's not. Don't care what anyone says, it's completely unnecessary."

Megan Gale said on Twitter: "What the hell was that!?!"

Jesinta Campbell added: "Nothing could b more shameful."

Hemsworth stayed out of the Twitter firestorm, choosing to promote his new movie instead.

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