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[WATCH] Ellen Degeneres Calls Miley Cyrus 'Stupid'? Singer & Host Face Off During ‘Wrecking Ball’ Game

Oct 17, 2015 10:36 PM EDT | By Joanna Garado

Perhaps one of the most controversial things about Miley Cyrus is her "Wrecking Ball" music video.

Is that the reason why Ellen Degeneres called it "stupid" during her show? [Scroll down for video].

Miley Cyrus recently appeared on "The Ellen Degeneres Show" to play a fun little game called "Wrecking Balls" wherein the former Disney star and the talk show host had to compete against one another.

The game was sponsored by Ultra Beauty in support of breast cancer research foundations. Although the game was for charity, Degeneres didn't seem that enthusiastic in playing it at all, which she openly admitted.

"It's a very important cause and that is the only reason to play this stupid, dumb game," Degeneres said as the audience laughed. "It's time to play 'Wrecking Balls,'"

After calling Miley Cyrus on stage, two members of Ellen Degeneres' production staff helped them get ready for the game, tying pink pantyhose on both of their waists while the day time show host explained the mechanics of the "Wrecking Balls" game.

"So, apparently we are supposed to use the thingy dangling between our legs and were not supposed to use anything else expect that," Degeneres explained. "And the first person to get this ball across the finish line using the only thing between our legs (wins)."

"This isn't going on TV I don't think," the 22-year-old philantrophist joked, perhaps realizing the game looked almost NSFW. "This is just for fun."

And so, all in good fun, Miley Cyrus and Ellen Degeneres went on to play the game and in the end, the singer won (with a little bit of cheating involved).

Happy that they made $10,000 for charity organizations supporting breast cancer awareness, Cyrus and Degeneres banged their pink "dangling things" together, kind of like a high-five, only in a weird way.

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