Miley Cyrus, who disappointed many of her teen fans by deleting her Twitter account last week, today posted a home rap video on her Facebook page by way of explanation.
The Hannah Montana actress, whose father has since begged her to rejoin the popular microblogging website via his own homepage, rapped: 'Yeah the rumours are true, I deleted my Twitter. Can you believe it, I got to two million.
No more Twitter: Miley Cyrus made a home rap video to announce that she was deleting her account on the popular microblogging site
Announcement: Miley, who wore a red baseball cap askew on her head, enrolled four friends to play the roles of backing dancers
The 16-year-old, who wore a red baseball cap askew on her head, with a black T-shirt and leggings, continued: 'I said adios, I had to say goodbye, and this little rap is to tell my fans why.'
The video also featured a group of friends, all in dark glasses and lipstick, playing the role of backing dancers.
In one of her last 'tweets', Miley wrote that Liam Hemsworth, her co-star in upcoming film The Last Song, wanted her to delete her Twitter account 'with good reason.'

In the video, she referred to the post, rapping: 'No it wasn't because my friend told me to. Y'all know very well what you say, I don't do.
'The reasons are simple. I started tweeting about pimples. I stalled living for moments and started living for people.'
The Disney favourite went on to blame the media for reporting on her status updates.
'Everything that I type and everything that I do. All those lame gossip sites take it and they make it news.
'I want my private life private, I'm done trying to please. I ain't living for tabloids, I'm living for me.'
On Thursday, the singer's father, Billy Ray Cyrus, urged his daughter to return to the site via his own Twitter homepage.
The country music star wrote that she 'can't leave everyone now,' adding: 'We r countin on u.'