Miley Cyrus launches into explicit rant about the environment during Glastonbury performance

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Oli Gross2nd July 201930th September 2019Celebrity, Environment, News, Trending

Vegan singer Miley Cyrus was at her controversial best during her performance at Glastonbury festival this weekend.

The singer used the platform to launch into a profanity-laced rant about the environment and the impact of plastic on the ocean.

She told the audience that young people are the ‘last f***ing hope on this dying f***king planet’.

“All of you know how important it is for you all to be involved in politics,” Cyrus said.

“The youth, this generation, we are the last f***ing hope on this dying f***ing planet. It is begging you to f***ing go clean up the f—ing oceans,” she said.

“I don’t like there’s more f***ing trash in the water than living f***ing animals that deserve to be there, that have nowhere else to go. And by the f***ing way, we don’t have anywhere to f***ing go, either! There’s no planet B, so don’t f*** it up!”

The rant was popular with festival-goers, and she was met with raucous cheers.

The vegan superstar also used to opportunity to speak about LGBT issues in the US.

“I was told backstage that I might offend some people by calling my country s****y,” she said.

“My friends that are gay … feel unsafe to walk on the f***ing street.”

Miley is an outspoken vegan activist and an advocate for vegan fashion. Check out 5 times she proved that vegan fashion is fabulous.

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Oli Gross

Oli Gross is a writer and editor at Totally Vegan Buzz. His background is in local newspaper and magazine journalism, and his work has included reporting court cases, celebrity interviews, business analysis, food and drink features and government legislation. Oli’s career and personal ethical values both help shape his reporting of the diverse world of veganism. At Totally Vegan Buzz he specialises in breaking news and features on animal rights activism. Follow him on Twitter @Oli_Gross12

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