Miley Cyrus Response

Miley Cyrus. A household name to almost every teenager and young adult, but for all the wrong reasons. With so many horrific stories in the news this year, it’s no wonder the highlights have been baking and selfies. There’s one person who has caught the public eye more than anyone. Miley has become a spectacle for 2013. When Miley’s Disney contract ended she shed the innocent character along with her dignity and clothes. 

Miley’s big change has had her name trending on twitter more regularly than Lindsey Lohan has returned to rehab. After her performance at the VMA’S she found herself being judged by every headline out there. Her new persona has admitted drug use, sexually suggestive dancing and swinging naked on a wrecking ball in a recent music video. She has reported to of said this to be her “real self”.  Cyrus, 21, seems to be still stuck in her teenage years, twerking and rubbing up against Robin Thicke just like a teenager would at a party, instead of growing up when she became her new self she’s done the opposite.

She told the New York Times in an interview “I went from people just thinking I was, like, a baby to people thinking I’m this, like, sex freak that really just pops molly and does lines all day”. Her, like, ridiculously, like, annoying, like, language, which to be frank makes her even more irritating, also forcing her ex-fans to resent her even more. 

I also can’t help but feel sorry for Miley’s dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, a country music singer. Everyone has to wonder if her family aren’t a little ashamed of her. Miley and Demi Lovato were said to be the ones to introduce Jonas, formerly of the Jonas Brothers to marijuana. According to Miley “If you want to smoke weed, you’re going to smoke weed.” With that and attempting to make Ariana Grande’s reputation “a little less sweet”, she seems to have pride of her new bad image she’s giving the world. Which raises the question does she like being judged and hated? 

It’s a shock to everyone that she’s now signed with label RCA this year after her Disney albums released. It proves that her new bad ass image is attracting the attention and money she wants. Not only is she setting a bad example for younger generations but she’s getting what she wants, proving every critic wrong.