Miley Cyrus addressed the criticism of her comeback show at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday night, calling out “clickbait” videos that accused her of not fully investing herself in the performance because she didn’t sing every word of the songs. I actually used to live my life pretty hard. Because life’s hard so I thought I had to get hard. … But, you know, I didn’t enjoy my life as much when I was living hard.
I love pouring myself into something.” “It is hard for me to stand up here and do this show,” Cyrus continued. Because, like all of us, we change, we evolve, we grow, and we find what gets to come with us. What continues to fit.” She clarified that the show is not an experiment for the audience.
I am fully present.” Trending Stories Bob Dylan Unveiled Yet Another New Guitarist, Covered Randy Newman at Tour Launch Pharrell Trying to 'Rewrite History' and 'Erase' Chad Hugo from Neptunes, Producer Claims It Was Butchered Beyond Belief. Now the Most Shocking 1970s Movie Returns as a Masterpiece Inside Madonna's 'Confessions II': Producer Stuart Price Goes Deep on One of the Year's Best Albums Cyrus also referenced the issue during her performance of recent single “Bass Persuades,” noting, “Oh I forgot, I’m supposed to sing every fucking word.” Cyrus doesn’t currently have any further tour dates scheduled. Her latest album, Bass Persuades, came out in September.
Rolling Stone wrote of the LP, “The fickle pop public Cyrus once wanted to appease no longer seems to no longer have any leverage over her. Through the thundering sound of Bass Persuades, she can’t hear their defiant rebuttals to the notion that her audience will go where she goes. They aren’t what motivates her — especially not in the way the love she goes home to at the end of the night does.”
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