New Miley Cyrus Music Video

Who?

Hannah Montana, the idol all preteen girls look up to:


Miley Cyrus, the idol all teenage girls look up to:


Miley Cyrus, the desperate cry for help and attention and the idol all those previous girls will now look up to:

That's quite a radical change for a woman. Was she raped and trying to ease the trauma?

Not sure, but child actors in Hollywood are generally treated like shit regardless. There's also a crazy rumor that the real Miley Cyrus has actually been killed and the current one is just a body double. Literally it's crazy, but figuratively, not so much.

Or you could see it as her Disney-corporate backers simply changing her appeal to a different market, although the change from southern-country-pop star to thuggish, twerking wigger, it makes me think there's more to it.

No rape and I had my dick out. It's limp now.

I don't want to say it in fear of being seen too crazy, but yea, she was probably raped or whored out by her parents to producers. It's a commonly known unofficial secret in Hollywood, how it's pretty much the Catholic Church times ten. In pedophilia, that is. Here: http://www.gamespot.com/forums/topic/29393475/dan-schneider-the-creator-of-shows-like-victoria-justice-is-a-pedophile.

Another one from a while ago I watched
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McpjA-PqrKU

To be honest I found this disgusting

Thug life culture?

It's a lyfestyile lil' homie.

1. I meant citation on the media showing blacks becoming standard middle-class citizens. But now that I think about it, you don't need to show me. I'm not surprised the media would do that.
2. Oh, no no no, who do you think got those druglords all those assault rifles in the first place? http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/20/us-usa-politics-fastandfurious-factbox-idUSBRE88J01O20120920
4. That's not what I'm talking about here. What I'm talking about is general government policy of endorsing immigrants without any motion to assimilate them, letting them erode the economy and culture of the country they've moved to. On the flip side, if anyone tries to criticize their culture, they are shouted down by political correctness and cries of "Racist!" Of course not all Muslims are bad, but we don't make government policies based on each individual.
5. Were the 4-year-olds being supervised by adults? Did anyone get hurt? And if this radical as you say exists, I would've heard about it, simply because America's mass media love to make this sort of thing national news. Also, how do you know if all the KKK were bad?
6. Oh right, the first video you linked was unavailable, and the third was taken down like you said. I watched the second one for about five minutes and then closed it. It wasn't anything new, sorry.



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Pointless post of abyss

Didn't watch; Don't care

...did this really turn into a race debate?

War doesn't happen overnight. It can come from many angles and in many shapes. The people who said it would never escalate this far were wrong and now they make excuses as society crumbles into pieces around them.



What debate?

The one between you and SolidShark

5. Then the only problem I see here with 4-year-olds shooting guns is that it could possibly hurt their underdeveloped bodies. Of course, 4-year-olds probably won't have the emotional maturity or the life experience to make a life-or-death decision, but that's the responsibility of their parents. And the NRA has a pretty sophisticated gun culture and they place a heavy emphasis on safety, especially in light of recent gun control proposals.

You're really going to have to spell it out for me because I don't see a debate.

Breaking news: http://rt.com/news/canadians-ten-years-protesting-masks-965/

"The law does allow exceptions for those who are able to prove they have a “lawful excuse” for concealing their face, such as for religious or medical purposes."

Next protest, everyone wear hijabs or medical masks while coughing a lot.

Watched the video. Yeah she definitely comes off as a try hard in it, but i don't see it as that bad

This was Hannah Montana, the marketed preteen girl idol, and then Miley Cyrus, the marketed teenage girl idol, and now this. This sort of thing sends out ripples. Imagine say the Spongebob you grew up with turns into a lifeless husk of it's former sel-oh wait... Imagine say the Simpsons you grew up with turns into a lifeless husk of it's former sel-oh wait... Imagine say Conan the Barbarian dance-fights people in a tutu. Instead of creating a new intellectual property, they decided to degrade a preexisting image. Sure Miley might've wanted to go in this direction herself (which is already telling, considering how she was a country-pop star before, which is pretty much the exact opposite of this), but you'd be kidding yourself if you think the people who produce her don't have direct supervision over her image and that everything needs to go through them first. Meaning, this wasn't just a whimsical decision to change herself, this was an intentional, deliberate, marketing plan.

P.S. Going to bed, nighty-night.

She is a 20 year old women. Her fanbase has aged with her, and she is under no obligation to act as a role model. I do think she is trying a bit too hard to be edgy, but im not going to lose sleep over it. And considering what has happened to other former teen stars like Amanda Bynes and Lohan,i think Miley isn't all that bad.

Edit-Just saw the rest of your post. If your gripe is that studio people are trying to force this new image on her, then go after them.