Still some things that I don't really understand in this world.

I don't understand the fidget spinners.

I don't understand Axe body spray.

And when I don't understand something, it's easy just to start hating on it and

especially haters, because you know haters going to hate.

>> [LAUGH] >> One thing people my age don't

understand are millennials, and I don't like ignorance, so

I want us all to be open and try to understand one another.

So I asked one of my friends to help me bridge the gap between millennials and

my generation.

Here to help me with a segment I'm calling Mileyennials and Me, Miley Cyrus.

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>> Hi Ellen.

>> [APPLAUSE]

>> Hi everybody.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> Miley,

thank you so much for being here.

I am going to, well, you know what?

I'm not gonna say your age, because I think that's rude.

But I do think you can help me out because you're 24.

>> [LAUGH] >> Yes, I am, and in fact,

I am a millennial.

So Ellen, I am here to answer any questions that you might have.

>> Good. Great.

Because my first question is why do millennials Instagram pictures of

their food?

It seems very unnecessary.

>> You know, food photos are just kind of a celebration of life.

I think we take food for granted, and

a photo helps remind us of the beauty that's in front of us every single day.

I posted some food photos this summer.

>> And for me, it was a celebration because I'm vegan.

>> Well, that's wonderful.

Congratulations, I am also vegan, and.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> I should've bragged about it,

I could've gotten over 500,000 likes.

I didn't know that.

>> [LAUGH] >> Okay,

now we're at the part of the segment where we look at our phones and

we don't talk to one another.

>> [LAUGH] >> I like that filter.

Okay, we're done.

All right, here's another question I have.

Why do millennials like dirty music festivals?

There's tons of them.

There's like, Coachella.

That's the only one I know, but it seems very hot and crowded.

>> Well, for a lot of people, it's about being seen.

Everybody goes.

There's tons of celebrities there.

>> [LAUGH] >> So if someone posted a photo of

themselves at Coachella with food, Instagram would just burst into flames.

>> Yes, but these festivals are also a really great way to see a bunch of bands

just in one place.

>> I see, but how come everybody there is watching the concert through their phones?

>> We're not, we're not watching the concert.

We're taking selfies.

>> I see, I see.

It's loud, it's crowded.

But everybody seems to be having such a good time.

Is that because they're high on life?

>> [LAUGH] >> Definitely.

>> Okay, well, thanks for explaining all that.

I'm still not going.

Last question, you are a millennial, and

I know that there's always a new millennial dance move.

Is there a new millennial dance move that you know that you could show me?

>> I have a good dance move.

>> Show me the dance move.

>> It's actually called the Ellen.

>> What is it called?

>> The Ellen.

>> Really? >> And

it goes a little something like this.

>> [APPLAUSE] >> All right, let's do it.

>> Ready.

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>> Double time.