‘So disrespectful': Viral video shows Miley Cyrus being yelled at and forced to sing, fans upset
Miley Cyrus recently attended the Something Beautiful premiere, but what should have been a celebratory event has stirred controversy online. A viral video from the evening shows the singer being yelled at by a few attendees, with some demanding that she perform live, insisting they had "paid a lot of money" to be there. The clip has sparked outrage among fans, who have condemned the behavior as disrespectful and out of place, especially given that the premiere was not intended to be a live concert.
Viral video shows Miley Cyrus being yelled at
One person said in the video, 'we thought this was a concert, we paid $800'. Seconds later, another said 'are you actually going to sing?'
Later she was heard singing her famous song The Climb.
this actually pissed me off so bad.. how dare you disrespect MILEY CYRUS at her own event bc YOU didn't read what you were buying a ticket for?? she has no obligation to entertain you ungrateful fucks. pic.twitter.com/7tXBoHB4uL
Reacting to this, fans got really upset and reacted to the video shared on X. One wrote, 'Makes me sad people act like this. You made the choice to purchase over-priced resale tickets.' Another added, 'They are so entitled.'
Here's why Miley Cyrus stopped singing Hannah Montana songs
During a recent episode of The Ringer podcast, Miley Cyrus reflected on her post-Disney journey and the limitations she encountered after parting ways with the company. She shared that she was prohibited from performing any of the Hannah Montana songs after her exit.
'After I left Disney, I wasn't allowed to perform any of the Hannah Montana music. It's not like I wanted to — I mean, performing 'The Best of Both Worlds' between 'We Can't Stop' and 'Wrecking Ball' wouldn't have really made sense,' she explained.
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