Wrecking Ball

[PressRecord]

She'll be 90 years old, licking her walking cane.

bahahah that is a very disturbing image in my head... thank you for that.

 

[Stef]

She actually is a good singer though and that's what matters. You can just listen to the music with your eyes closed.

 

[Kath]

She actually is a good singer though and that's what matters. You can just listen to the music with your eyes closed.

Yep she does have a really nice voice. Yeah I heard that version of Jolene.

 

[TaliaBloodina]

I've actually just watched the video, apart from Miley being naked I absolutely love the song.

 

[Itskamren]

yeah i watched like the first 30 seconds i couldnt make it any further.

 

[TheAudio]

I just thought licking the hammer was a little much. Kinda over kill if you ask me. Her crying didn't seem realistic to me either. I know it's probably fake, but it was supposed to really express her crying and I thought she did a poor job at that. Not believable to me.

 

[OzTalksHw]

THE COMMENTS ARE GOING HAYWIRE

 

[Pearl]

WOAH.

Has anybody seen Miley Cyrus' new music video for "Wrecking Ball".

I'm sensing a wave of disapproval heading toward the internet and social media.

Well, this was much better than the last one. But that doesn't mean it's good.

 

[Stef]

So this has 34 Million views in 2 days and is #1 on iTunes.

I like the video, can see what she was trying to do, but it didn't work. Hopefully a huge performance of it - no twerking, no tongue, etc. - can change all the public opinion on her.

 

[OzTalksHw]

Thinking about it, the concept wasn't bad, the execution was. Basically, the nakedness was to show her vulnerability in the whole scheme of things, that she feels defenseless and exposed after what happened to her -- and now for the sledgehammer lick. As weird as it seems, I think it depicts the fact that sometimes going through the pain of it all feels good, despite the bad consequences. I think this is what the director also said but after analyzing it, it's a bit more obvious than before to recognize the symbolism behind it all.