Theories abound as to why Miley Cyrus appears to be doing a crash-and-burn Britney.
In no particular order: she has turned lesbian, she is mounting a rebellion against the structures of her Disney childhood, she is on drugs, and she is having a nervous breakdown.
In an exclusive interview with Judith Woods of DailyMail, Miley Cyrus clears things up and tells her own side of the story.
Excerpts:
- Why did you cut your lovely Hannah Montana hair? What did your mother say? She must be furious; I mean, I’m not your mother and I’m pretty cross.’
whole long blonde hair thing going on – but now she loves it and wouldn’t have me with it any other way,’ says Miley.
‘I’m trying to break out of that long hair, big boobs stereotype that women feel they have to conform to.
I mean, we’re not living in the freakin’ 1950s – short hair is OK. Have people really got so little imagination?
Every morning I look in the mirror and I feel like a blank canvas
and I choose who I want to be. In a normal job you have to live by
someone else’s rules, but I’m in a job where my work is play and I don’t
have to pretend to be something I’m not.’
- About why all the drama she has created:
- But Miley, if you wanted to establish yourself as an adult artist, why the suggestive foam finger? Why not a power ballad?
Everything I’ve ever done was how I felt at that exact moment. You
have to have confidence as an entertainer and I believe – I know – that
no one can be a better version of me than me.
Sure, I could put on a gown and have some beauty pictures taken of me, but where’s the honesty in that?
In my video for “Wrecking Ball” I am naked and vulnerable and
crying because it’s a song about how it feels when everything around you
has been destroyed.’
Appearing naked was really no big deal. I’m very confident being
naked. I feel that stripping off is a way of expressing purity of
emotion.’- About sticking out her tongue:
I stick my tongue out because straight photos are sooo boring.
But even if I do stick my tongue out, that doesn’t change the
quality of the human being inside. I’d rather be honest and upfront;
being a good person isn’t about sitting with your legs crossed. I’m just
being who I am, which is the best example I can be.’
- Her Aim:
I want to be memorable. That’s what my fans want too.
Everyone’s talking about me, waiting to see what I’m doing next.
And, yeah, I like things to be bright and colourful and fun, but then I
make “Wrecking Ball”, which is darker and grey. And then I’ll maybe go
back to running around being crazy. I want to keep people guessing.
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