Los Angeles - Miley Cyrus' MTV Video Music Awards performance has been defended by its creative director.
Diane Martel - the woman behind the videos for We Can't Stop and Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines - has insisted she fully supported the former Hannah Montana star "being over the top" with her suggestive use of a foam finger.
The performance - which saw her grind and perform a twerking routine with Robin whilst dressed in a flesh coloured, latex bikini - has had its critics, but its director saw no problem.
She told MTV News: "Miley had ideas about how she wanted to perform; she was excited to play it mega-campy style.
"For Blurred Lines I decided to use the foam finger and she took it and ran with it. She's into being over the top right now and I'm right there with her."
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Diane also blasted people who have criticised Miley for sticking her "tongue out" - suggesting a big "generation gap" - and insisted people should have more important things to worry about.
She added: "For the geriatric crew, the tongue out is not sexual. It's selfie code. It's mocking 'pretty.'
"It's not for your gaze. It's for a young audience's gaze. There seems to be an enormous generation gap (...) I am shocked by their shock.
"I think there is other news we should rather be focusing on (...) Syria? Egypt? (...) At the heart of this noise, you have a young lady playing with a performance."
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