Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Miley Cyrus on Fame, Preparedness, and the Music Industry
Miley Cyrus has been famous since she was a kid.
She says she knew how the entertainment industry works because she saw it happen to her dad and Dolly Parton.
She understood that being a star means selling records.
While she didn't get a Grammy for a long time, she now focuses on her fans instead.
She realized that her fans' love matters more than awards.
Miley Cyrus discussed her long experience with fame.
She has understood the business side of celebrity from a young age.
Cyrus viewed herself as merchandise.
She mentioned feeling unvalidated prior to her first Grammy Award.
She values the recognition of her fans.
- Who
- Miley Cyrus
- What
- Miley Cyrus discussed her career and experience with fame.
- When
- Recently, in The New York Times 'The Interview' podcast.
- Where
- Not specified.
- Why
- Cyrus's perspective stems from her understanding of the music industry and how fame operates.
- Subject
- Miley Cyrus
- Fame Experience
- Lifelong, understanding of business
- Early Career
- Hannah Montana
- Perspective
- Fame as merchandise
- First Grammy Win
- 2024, for 'Flowers'