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Lana 💖 Liam Miley 💖 Jorge Luo 💖 Noah Gale 💖 Craig Their heart were made of cold ice stones. But when they fail in love, they are as clingy as monkey.

Just had to get this tought out of my head; Matthew Srömberg (Chris Hemsworth) & Isabella Swan (Kristen Stewart) = Snow white & the Huntsman enyone😄😄?

Is there no Yuri in MC Relationships? I wish to know.

Is Miley Cyrus Throwing Shade At Selena Gomez In This Lyric from Her New Song "Cattitude?" She opened up about the lyric in a new interview. By Jasmine Gomez MAY 28, 2019 The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion - Arrivals DIA DIPASUPILGETTY IMAGES Miley Cyrus teased new music from her upcoming album She Is Coming. People think she's throwing shade on one of the songs. Miley Cyrus said that's not the case and that she's actually celebrating the women mentioned. If there's one thing Miley Cyrus knows how to do, it's grab our attention and she's done it again. It's no secret Miley's been working on new music. Her album, She Is Coming, is set to release on May 31 and she's already giving us a preview of what's to come. Miley teased three of the songs on the new album during a performance at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend show in England. But it's one lyric on the song "Cattitude" that really had everyone talking. On the song, Miley says, "I love you Nicki, but I love Cardi," seemingly referring to the 2018 feud between the two rappers. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW For a second there, it also seemed like Miley was referencing her own shaky relationship with Nicki Minaj. In 2015, Miley hosted the MTV Video Music Awards, which Nicki criticized in a series of tweets for snubbing her song "Anaconda" for a Video of the Year nomination. "If your video celebrates women with very slim bodies, you will be nominated for vid of the year," one tweet said. "When the "other" girls drop a video that breaks records and impacts culture, they get that nomination" she wrote in another. Miley then responded to Nicki's claims during an interview with the New York Times saying, "What I read sounded very Nicki Minaj, which, if you know Nicki Minaj is not too kind. It’s not very polite. I think there’s a way you speak to people with openness and love. You don’t have to start this pop star against pop star war. It became Nicki Minaj and Taylor in a fight, so now the story isn’t even on what you wanted it to be about. Now you’ve just given E! News “Catfight! Taylor and Nicki Go at It," she said. "I know you can make it seem like, Oh I just don’t understand because I’m a white pop star. I know the statistics. I know what’s going on in the world. But to be honest, I don’t think MTV did that on purpose." While accepting an award at the VMA's, Nicki then clapped back to Miley's comments, delivering that iconic line, "Miley, what's good?" Loading video ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW Fans took the lyric as shade, though. Miley also captioned some Instagram posts with variations of the lyrics. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW But during an interview with Capital Breakfast, Miley cleared up what she actually meant. The lyrics aren't intended to be shade, but a celebration of the women she mentions. "I think that you’re allowed to enjoy two artists who fill a similar lane. And I just always grew up collaborating with Selena and Demi, and there was never competition. Ariana is one of my best friends," she said. Miley said Nicki and Cardi's sounds are different that they both should "get a crown." "When you are authentically yourself, no one can be you so you’re never worried about someone stealing your place because it can’t be taken because you’re the only one, and I think what they do is so different from each other. That’s why they both get a crown. They don’t have to share; they don’t have to break it in half; there’s no reason to fight over it. They’re both queens. And any time you want to feel powerful and strong, that’s my go-to: Cardi and Nicki." Still, many people think the Nicki mention wasn't necessary. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW JASMINE GOMEZ Editorial Fellow Jasmine Gomez is the Editorial Fellow at Seventeen and covers celebrities, pop culture, music and what's interesting on the internet. Watch Next ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW MORE FROM Music You Won't Believe What BTS J-Hope's Net Wor

Okay, the idea behind this is amazing. But you shouldn't just correct the translation, you should also rewrite some things. Especially the connections to God Valley, because they really hurt the fanfiction in general.