Later, she joked, “MTV is paying me in ones so we can all go to the strip club after this.” Her best line? “You can look at life one way or the other - half-naked or half-clothed.” It’s practically a mission statement. “I feel like I’m at karaoke but it’s only my turn,” she said at one point.
The best parts of the taping came in these moments, between songs unfortunately, you likely won’t see Cyrus gabbing with the crowd in the final show, joking that she’s ruined the SNL skit that parodies her because she now says “pretty fucking cool” instead of “pretty cool.” Cyrus is funny – you can’t twerk with a horse onstage and not be. Well, I can’t be stoned when I perform – that’s a little something to complain about.” “It’s pretty cool performing with Madonna.” She added, “It’s a great day. “That was pretty fucking cool, you guys,” Cyrus told the audience between takes. Even when special guest Madonna arrived onstage toward the end of the show to duet with Cyrus (the two performed a mash-up of Cyrus’ “We Can’t Stop” and Madge’s “Don’t Tell Me”), not even Cyrus’s desire to rub herself all over Madonna distracted from the quality of the collaboration. Even in this taping of Unplugged, which saw Cyrus trade her cowboy outfit for a glittering pair of pants and bikini top partway through the show, she sometimes attempted to emphasize visual comedy over musical skill.īut ultimately, Cyrus is so talented a vocalist and so deeply invested in her own music that even crotch grabs can’t always distract from how seriously impressively she belts out her Bangerz ballads, as aided by a string quartet. Her single “Wrecking Ball,” a haunting ballad that packs even more power live, became self-parodying in her music video, allowing shock value to eclipse emotional impact. But she pays a price for that, relying on gimmicky visuals that too often overshadow the merit and sentiment in the music. Her cheekily calculated behavior arrives pre-packaged to go viral it requires little effort on viewers’ part to make her GIF-worthy antics iconic. “In my sets, I cover Britney Spears to Metallica, so my record will be reflective of who I am, which is just kind of all different pieces of inspiration and influence,” she said.Over the past several months, Cyrus has turned herself into a meme, time and time again. Throughout her Unplugged session, the singer gave renditions of Cardigans’ “Communication,” Britney Spears’ “ Gimme More,” Nico’s “These Days,” and the Velvet Underground’s “Sweet Jane.”Īhead of her MTV performance, Cyrus said Metallica has been her inspiration behind her upcoming album. The singer managed to stay true to her own style as she leaned on her textured voice to infuse some soaring melodies to her lyrical delivery.Īlong with the “Just Breathe” cover, Cyrus transformed a handful of her favorite songs from across genres. Taking the backyard stage in a shimmering dress, Cyrus delivered an animated rendition of the song backed by two acoustic guitars. Just before the singer announced she was making an entire album of Metallica covers, Cyrus transformed her backyard into a stage to share a cover of Pearl Jam’s “Just Breathe” for her MTV Unplugged session. Ever since Miley Cyrus revealed her upcoming album She Is Miley Cyrus sounds “ super rock and roll,” the singer has been purposefully pivoting more toward the genre.
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