Дуучин бүсгүй өөрийн амьд тоглолтын талаар гарсан сөрөг сэтгэгдлүүдийг үгүйсгэж, тайзан дээр бүрэн төвлөрч ажилладаг гэдгээ мэдэгдлээ.
33 настай дуучин Майли Сайрус дөрвөн жилийн хугацаанд анх удаа Холливудын алдарт “Hollywood Bowl”-д амьд тоглолт хийсэн нь олны анхаарлыг татав. Гэвч түүний “Party in the USA”, “Flowers” зэрэг алдартай дуунуудаа дуулахдаа үгийг нь алгасч дуулсан нь шүүмжлэл дагуулсан юм. Сайрус ням гарагт болсон хоёр дахь тоглолтынхоо үеэр энэхүү шүүмжлэлийг “clickbait” буюу зориудаар хүмүүсийн анхаарлы татах гэсэн оролдлого гэж нэрлээд, энэ нь ямар нэгэн туршилт биш харин өөрийн хязгаарыг сорьсон туршлага байсныг онцолжээ.
Тэрээр тоглолтынхоо үеэр сэтгэл хөдлөлөө илэрхийлж, тайзан дээр гарах нь урьдын адил амархан байхаа больсон ч өөрийн зүрх сэтгэлийг бүрэн зориулж байгаагаа мэдэгдэв. Тэр ч байтугай ням гарагийн тоглолтоо цуцлах бодол төрж байсан ч үзэгчдээ хүндлэн тайзан дээр гарсан гэдгээ хуваалцсан байна. “Bass Persuades” дуугаа дуулах үедээ шүүмжлэгчдэд хандан дууны үг бүрийг дуулах ёстойг мартсан байснаа хошигнон дурджээ.
Тоглолтын үеэр Сайрус өөрийн загалмайлсан эх, наймдугаар сард 80 насандаа таалал төгссөн Долли Партоныг дурсан хүндэтгэл үзүүлэв. Тэрээр бага насандаа “Hollywood Bowl”-д Долли Партоны тоглолтыг үзэж байсан дурсамжаа хуваалцаж, түүнтэй үүрд холбоотой байх болно гэдгээ нулимс дуслуулан ярьжээ.
Майли Сайрус есдүгээр сард нээлтээ хийсэн “Bass Persuades” нэртэй арав дахь студийн цомгийнхоо дараах тоглолтуудыг одоогоор төлөвлөөгүй байна. Дуучин бүсгүй цомгийн нээлтийн өмнө өөрийн овог нэрээс татгалзан брэндингээ өөрчилсөн билээ.
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Miley Cyrus has addressed critics who spoke out against her Friday night Hollywood Bowl performance.
The 33-year-old singer performed live for the first time in four years this weekend at the iconic venue, but the concert sparked criticism due to Cyrus skipping over lyrics of hits including “Party in the USA” and “Flowers.”
At her second show Sunday, Cyrus addressed the pushback by calling it “clickbait,” according to Variety.
“I’ve never heard that I don’t put my heart into something,” she told the audience. “I don’t know if any of you heard that somebody was doing commentary to get clickbait on their video talking about my show on Friday night, but I’m a lot of things and we’re not even going to entertain that.”
She then spoke about her relationship to performing, admitting, “It is hard for me to stand up here and do this show.”
“It does not come as natural as it once did to be before,” she said. “Because, like all of us, we change, we evolve, we grow, and we find what gets to come with us. What continues to fit.”
However, she insisted, the two shows at the Hollywood Bowl were “more to me than an experiment.”
“That is absolutely not what this is,” she said. “This is not an experiment of you. This is an experience for me. And you all make the experience possible. [This is] the only way I get to test my personal boundaries, my limits, what I think I can do.”
Cyrus then told the crowd that she almost canceled Sunday’s show.
“Before I came out for ‘Orbit,’ I already told myself I wasn’t going to come on stage, I was going to run away,” she said. “But never would I leave you all sitting in these seats, unfulfilled from a show.”
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She added: “So I can take a lot, but one thing I will not stand is any question about where my heart is when I’m on the stage. I am fully present.”
Cyrus went on to reference the criticism while performing her latest single, “Bass Persuades,” saying, “Oh, I forgot I’m supposed to sing every f***ing word!”
The Independent has contacted the singer for comment.
Elsewhere during her show, Cyrus acknowledged the death of her godmother, Dolly Parton, who died in August aged 80.
Sitting on the edge of the stage clutching a tissue, Cyrus recalled that the one and only time she ever saw Parton perform in concert (without being by her side onstage) was at the Hollywood Bowl. Cyrus declined the opportunity to appear alongside the “Jolene” singer, opting to watch the entirety of the concert instead.
But Parton didn’t entirely take no for an answer. “She comes out, and she goes, like a proud aunt. ‘I don’t know if y’all know this, but my goddaughter is Hannah Montana. And she’s actually here tonight; she’s sitting down in her seat. She didn’t want anyone to bug her,’” Cyrus recalled of that night as a young girl. “Which defeated the entire purpose of the conversation.”
An emotional Cyrus continued: “Me and Dolly, we are eternal. Nothing in his life could ever tear us apart. And I’m gonna see her again. And I can’t wait ’cause I miss her.”
The Hannah Montana star does not have any more shows scheduled for the release of her tenth studio album, Bass Persuades, which came out in September. Cyrus dropped her last name in a rebranding before the release.
