Oh, lord. What a wondrous spectacle!
On Day 1 of the Austin City Limits Festival on Friday (October 1), there were, in fact, no limits. Case in point: Miley Cyrus and Meg Thee Stallion wowed audiences when Cyrus crashed the latter’s set.
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Cyrus tweeted about it, saying, “Maybbbbe just A LITTLE TOOOOO ICONIC.”
Watch below. Over and over.
Billie Eilish even got a glance:
Of course, this is not the first time Cyrus made headlines with her behind. We cannot forget the time she twerked on Robin Thicke during their 2013 VMA performance.
Cyrus also had a full set of her own later on, which reportedly spanned about 80 minutes and included hit after hit, which you can read more about here. And see videos, including a Blondie cover of “Heart Of Glass,” and a shoutout to Britney Spears, below.
(Even Sean Mendes enjoyed the performance, too!)
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