Video: Miley Cyrus Films Fight During ‘Bangerz’ Tour
Video: Miley Cyrus Films Fight During ‘Bangerz’ Tour
Things got rowdy at a “Bangerz’ tour gig in Detroit, Michigan over the weekend when two fans began fighting in the audience. Miley Cyrus, who witnessed the brawl from the stage, was quick to whip out her camera and capture the moment.
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Here’s how it happened. The “We Can’t Stop” singer was in the middle of singing a cover of Bob Dylan’s “You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go,” when she noticed two women nearby throwing swings at each other. Seeming delighted by the scuffle, Cyrus quickly pulled out her iPhone to record it. Towards the end of the song, Cyrus exclaimed, “I’m gonna be searching for this YouTube video. I got it all on camera. It’s gonna get so many views. There’s f**king fights at our shows!” Watch the incident below:
In one video, two teenage girls are seen grabbing at each other while Cyrus pulls out her camera phone to record it. In a second video, which Cyrus recorded for Instagram, the singer tapes one of the pair and another in which she turns the camera on herself and screams, “Catfight!”
The incident comes just weeks after the ‘Bangerz’ tour gig in Tampa, Florida where Cyrus spat water over a group of fans.
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