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Brazilian fans are just something else, they go hard for their faves

I can't believe my city is finally included in something wow

I think the bigger issue is that some fans are still judging Miley's career by a version of success that she may not even be interested in anymore. There's this assumption that she should be chasing bigger rollouts, more visibility, more chart domination and a constant presence in pop culture, but I'm not convinced that's what she wants for herself. She seems to have found a balance that works for her. She can still create, release music and have major moments without having to make her entire life part of the machine. And considering how long she's been famous, it makes sense that protecting her peace and having a real private life would matter more to her now than being everywhere all the time. Like it just seems that her fans sometimes attach their own sense of validation to an artist's commercial performance... They want the huge numbers, the massive era, the awards, the nonstop attention blah blah blah because it confirms something to them about how important or successful their favorite artist is, which is the complete opposite of who she is. Miley really doesn't need that kind of validation anymore. Her career, influence and longevity are already established. At this point, I think accepting the career she actually wants is more important than constantly wishing she would pursue the career fans imagine she could have.

I don't care about the GP, the song is amazing and it's been on repeat since release. Some people lack taste

Love that for them let the hates seethe. People are just mad nothing has leaked about the wedding. Glad they had this moment for them away from paparazzis and the media.

everything i've read or heard about this woman has been against my will

This year truly came to destroy us all huh 💔😢

Primary Wave doesn't have access to her social media they even need her permission to use images of her for marketing purposes.

You watched friends and family die from addiction and somehow the lesson you took from it was to become less compassionate? That's bleak. Your personal experience doesn't make you an addiction expert, and "the ones I liked survived because of tough love, while the others died because they were coddled" is a story you've invented to make an ugly opinion sound informed and to make your soulless self sound sympathetic. You're deeply ignorant and completely void of humanity.

why on earth would anyone want this? life is already an endless stream of stressful news, doomscrolling, and inflation, music is supposed to be the air valve that lets the pressure out, plus, expecting pop stars to be political saviors is just bizarre

She doesn't owe the public photos of her wedding.

the collab i didn't know i needed

I definitely agree. As much as I love some of her deep cuts, a huge portion of the people going to the shows are casual or nostalgia fans, not necessarily fans who know every album track, so it makes total sense to lean heavily into the biggest hits and the songs people immediately recognize. It gets the audience excited, reminds them how much they loved her music, and hopefully might get them to revisit the rest of her catalog. Then if she tours again down the road, she can always switch things up and bring out more deep cuts once that interest has been rebuilt, but I think the setlist is perfect for this tour.

because i'm a mature adult and my identity is not defined by an artist's political views

Some people have zero identity outside of stan culture, so they need critics to validate their taste. If their fave gets a good score, suddenly pitchfork is the supreme court of music, and if the score is bad and especially when the album is already getting dragged then they either have a full meltdown or instantly switch sides and start parroting the review word for word lol. I'll never understand the concept of letting someone else tell you whether you're allowed to enjoy an album.