‘The Voice’ fans ask NBC to fire Miley Cyrus

Fans of “The Voice” are threatening to boycott NBC’s talent show for having Miley Cyrus on season 11’s panel of judges.

Jeanne Jenkins from Portland, Oregon, started a petition on change.org urging NBC to replace Cyrus, who was infamous for her explicit sexual leanings.

“I was excited for The Voice to start later this month, but after a disgusting promotional photo of Miley Cyrus mimicking oral sex on a judge buzzer, sexually exploiting women by such a poor role model for women, I've decided to not partake in watching this season at all,” Jenkins said.

“Someone has to take a stand for women and girls, might as well start now. Join me and let NBC and The Voice know that we don't want our beloved family show turned into a Sexual Circus!”

As of press time, there are 307 supporters of Jenkins’ petition titled “Just say no to Miley Cyrus on ‘The Voice.’” Jenkins targeted to gather 500 petitioners before calling the attention of “The Voice” producers and NBC.

“Sigh...too bad ‘The Voice’ decided to promote this celebrity that does such damage for women. I don't care if it's only one show. I will not watch this show again if she is on it,” Jenkins said.

Another critic, Sara Taylor from Peoria Heights, Illinois, claimed that the 23-year-old “Hannah Montana” star is “in no way capable of giving possible advice to up and coming musicians.”

“I love this how but will not watch it at all this year if Miley Cyrus is on. I have watched every show and every season with my family but I will not subject my grand kids to someone who does not respect anyone or anything, not even herself,” Glennewynn Tomblin from Texas commented.

“The Voice Kids” season 11 will start airing on Sept. 19, but NBC aired a promotional premiere after the Rio 2016 Olympics Closing Ceremony. In the talent search, Cyrus joined Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton as judges. “The Voice” 2016 will be aired every Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. (ET) in the US.

Aside from appearing in the “The Voice,” Cyrus is also playing a role in a new television series for Amazon Prime. (Click here for detailed story)

“Crisis on Six Scenes” is a six-episode, one-season television series that will start airing via Amazon Prime streaming on Sept. 30.

WATCH: Miley Cyrus debuts as “The Voice 2016” coach