By Colleen Jurkiewicz OnMilwaukee.com Reporter Published Aug 26, 2013 at 12:21 PM

A lot of us remember Miley Cyrus from her Disney Channel heyday, when she graced the backpacks, notebooks and lunch boxes of fifth graders the world over.

But Billy Ray’s baby girl is now 20 years old, and in case we forgot, she reminded us last night at the VMAs by stripping down to her underwear – literally – and getting all up in Robin Thicke’s business. Hannah Montana got her dirty dance on by twerking across the stage to her song "We Can’t Stop" (and she couldn’t, it seemed).

And when she did, we were all like:

In case any of you don’t know what twerking is, here’s UrbanDictionary’s definition (because really, it’s too good not to share):

"The rhythmic gyrating of the lower fleshy extremities in a lascivious manner with the intent to elicit sexual arousal or laughter in ones (sic) intended audience."

So today, the editorial staff here at OnMilwaukee.com began to wonder: where are the best places in Milwaukee to gyrate your lower fleshy extremities? Which spots would make some really awesome twerk-pics? Here’s what we came up with. Because it’s our city, and we can twerk where we want to.

Twerk on the Bronze Fonz

Because if he were around today, the Fonz would probably be pro-twerking. Heyyyyyy.

Twerk on the Edelweiss

It takes a special twerk to twerk on water.

Twerk on City Hall scaffolding

Just watch out for that crumbling facade. Twerk safely, people.

Twerk at Red Arrow Park

Extra points if you do it on skates.

Twerk on the Pedal Tavern

But be careful. It’s been known to tip over.

Colleen Jurkiewicz OnMilwaukee.com Reporter

Colleen Jurkiewicz is a Milwaukee native with a degree in English from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and she loves having a job where she learns something new about the Cream City every day. Her previous incarnations have included stints as a waitress, a barista, a writing tutor, a medical transcriptionist, a freelance journalist, and now this lovely gig at the best online magazine in Milwaukee.