Miley Cyrus' VMAs Performance Gets Negative Reaction

She stripped down to nude latex lingerie and rubbed up against Robin Thicke in one of the most controversial MTV VMA performances ever on Sunday night.

                             

First up Miley is seen crouching down, sticking out her derriere and running her fingers through her hair as she models a red, white and black Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls basketball theme crop top and hot pants set. 

She then follows it up with a snap of herself in a boy's locker room, posing up against the lockers wearing a black G-string over white bike pants teamed with a red bra. 

She is seen provocatively putting one leg up on a ledge as she runs her fingers through her hair once again.

She tweeted along with the picture: '#23 #youcanthangwithus #boyslockerroom.'

Since Sunday night's performance, a host of celebrities have spoken out, with Jaime King and Brooklyn Decker taking to Twitter to slam the young starlet.

Brooklyn wrote, ‘I’m so uncomfortable’, while Jamie added ‘A certain mortification swells over me when I watch certain performers.’ 

English singer and actress Minnie Driver tweeted: '@vma Miley Cyrus needs an early night.'

Mariah Carey's husband, America's Got Talent host Nick Cannon, channelled Howard Stern when he tweeted, 'Remind me to never let my kids into showbiz... thanks.'

Miley remained relatively silent since her racy rendition, but on Monday afternoon she tweeted some positive reviews of her performance from Rolling Stone.

                              

First she tweeted: "Miley was the one star in the room who truly understood what the MTV Video Music Awards are all about!" - Rolling Stone, before later writing: "Miley stole the night, which is why the nation is still in recovery today. Thanks, Miley..." - Rolling Stone.

Earlier she also retweeted rapper Trinidad Jame$ tweet, 'Miley is turnt! My ni***,' before later boasting about the number of tweets her show generated.

'Smilers! My VMA performance had 306.000 tweets per minute.  That's more than the blackout or Superbowl!  #fact.'