Riveted by the Chris Cornell-Trent Reznor Twitter war? Well, there's a new music battle going on, and this one's between...are you ready?...Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus and Radiohead.
Recently, Cyrus made headlines when she lashed out at Radiohead after last month's Grammys. During the show, the young singer discovered that Thom Yorke and co were just doors from her dressing room. Calling them "the reason she loves music," Cyrus told her people to set up a meeting.
Unfortunately for Cyrus, she was told by Radiohead's peeps that "the band doesn't really do that."
"Stinkin' Radiohead. I'm gonna ruin them" Miley Cyrus, raging against the band supposedly 'snubbing' her at the Grammys
This didn't sit well with Cyrus, who later went on a radio show and said, "Stinkin' Radiohead. I'm gonna ruin them. I'm gonna tell everyone."
As everybody knows, it's not nice to upset a teen star.
Responding to Cyrus
According to E! Online, Radiohead's publicist responded to Cyrus's remarks by saying, "When Miley grows up, she'll learn not to have such a sense of entitlement."
That might have been all she (or they) wrote, but over the weekend Thom Yorke, in a thinly veiled message to Cyrus, posted on Radiohead's Dead Air Space blog: "Wish us all a safe journey if you still like us and you're not one of those people i have managed to offend by doing nothing xx."
No further word whether Miley Cyrus still considers Radiohead 'Creeps.'
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