The 30-year-old “Wrecking Ball” singer’s eighth album, “Endless Summer Vacation,” included the hit single “Fool,” which set multiple streaming records and spent eight weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot US 100, her second chart-topping single in the country. Song.
But she told British Vogue that as soon as she was told in the Sunset Club at The West Hollywood Edition Hotel that ‘Flowers’ was at the top of the charts, she realized that moment would pass:
‘I’m quiet. I don’t drink, no… you know, but I do party. It’s like one in the morning and Lil Nas walks into X Club and asks me the most interesting questions. He said: -Are you so concerned for the success of -Phool-? I was like, -‘No. He may be No. 1 now, but No. 2 is on the way. Everything is seasonal’.
She said this about insisting on being honest about her condition:
“Many headlines (recently) have said: This is Miley’s moment.” And I’m like, “It’s really like that. It’s a moment. And it’s over.” He is not a pessimist. It’s honest and it’s fine by me. I really like it. I don’t like being big.
Miley, who divorced actor Liam Hemsworth, 33, in 2020, said she wasn’t even in Los Angeles when ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ premiered and didn’t even have her phone, and only had its success as her boyfriend. Knew about Max Morando, 24, had his cell phone with him.
‘My boyfriend brings his phone and I don’t bring one. I had no way of knowing what number it would be (graphed in), and it didn’t matter to me because nothing would have changed. One may say: -If you did this it would be the number, or if you sold your soul it would be the number-‘.
Singer continued:
‘I’ve been to the Garden of Eden before and I’ve eaten a red apple, and it never tastes better.’
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Miley said that despite her down-to-earth attitude towards success, she always embodies her “empowerment”.
As Cyrus commented:
‘One thing I would not want this story to become is a complaint about being a woman in the industry. I don’t need to be a story of women empowerment. I carry my authority at all times. I don’t need to express it. I don’t need to master the art of fooling the audience. It will catch fire on its own.
