Singer Lily Allen is keen to jam with Miley Cyrus and says that she is not attacking the 21-year-old pop star with her new video.
Allen, 28, met Cyrus, 21, on a trip to Los Angeles after exchangign messages with her on Twitter.
Allen insists the satirical video of her comeback single "Hard Out Here" wasn't an attack against the "Wrecking Ball" hitmaker, despite it showing her surrounded by twerking scantily-clad dancers.
"I'd never met her before, so I couldn't say we are really great friends, but I do really like Miley. She's funny, witty and clever, I love what she does. I think her and Lorde's album have had the most plays in my car this year. I never went on record saying the video was a direct pop at her - it wasn't," mirror.co.uk quoted Allen as saying.
"She's probably way too busy for someone like me but yeah, I'd welcome the opportunity to work with her," she added.
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