iPhone "Flappy Bird" is apparently under scrutiny again after it was copied again. The latest rendition of the Flappy Bird was a copied face of the controversial Miley Cyrus.

The iPhone Flappy Bird Game has taken on a twist as The Miley Flappy Bird app assumes the Miley Cyrus' face. The new game is no. 1 on the iPhone app charts.

"Flying Cyrus" leaves out the bird and inserts the "Wrecking Ball" star's head. The game is fully intact with Miley's signature, fully complete with Miley's 'stuck-out tongue' move. Flappy Bird's original green pipes on the screen with wrecking balls and sledgehammers.

Currently, the top notch game, "Flying Cyrus" takes the No. 1 spot in Apple's App Store.

Flying Cyrus and is just one of several "Flappy Bird" imitation clones that surfaced after the creator of the popular game Don Nguyen pulled the game from App Stores.

Mr. Nguyen said that numerous online games have surfaced after Flappy birds was pulled down. He added, Google and Apple have taken down the games suggesting that is 'leveraging the game's popularity."

Subsequently, Apple and Google have rejected apps with the word "Flappy" in the title. "Flappy Bird" maker Dong took down his game app stores after posting a message on Twitter. Dong's primary concern is that he did not want Flappy Games to be an 'addictive experience.'

Reports had confirmed that playing video games could lead to obsessive compulsive behavior, a trait associated with mental illness.

Here's what Dong Nguyen posted on Twitter before taking down.

"Dong Nguyen @dongatory

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am sorry 'Flappy Bird' users, 22 hours from now, I will take 'Flappy Bird' down. I cannot take this anymore."