Miley Cyrus has certainly found some ways to stir the pot, in between a controversial Vanity Fair photo shoot and a pole-dancing performance at the Teen Choice Awards. Therefore, for many it may not me that much of a surprise that the "Hannah Montana" star would take part in a song with former Poison member Bret Michaels that talks about "undressing" and "falling down" on the one you love.
While the lyrics probably are a little too much for the 17-year pop star, the song doesn't make it appear as if the 46-year old rocker is singing specifically to Cyrus. Rather, she is just providing backup vocals.
However, Miley has to be cognizant of the fact that a group of people out there are out to criticize her every action. Taking part in a suggestive song as a minor is certainly one way to draw negative attention and keep you on that list of "Worst Celebrity Influences."
For Bret Michaels, pairing up with Miley is a ticket to success. The singer has been more famous lately for his reality TV ventures, such as "Rock of Love" and an upcoming appearance on "Celebrity Apprentice," than his music.
Check out the song "Nothing to Lose" featuring Miley below. Is this a big deal? Let me know your thoughts with a comment.
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Comments
Yep. I totally agree with your argument. But criticism should go to Miley's handler's once again, instead of dinging her head with another pot hole. They seem to always be hiding behind this girl's talent and innocence to make a freeking buck! (Even if she insists on wanting to do it; she's a kid, what does she know?)
idiots,idiots!if u listen to the song it not as if he was singing to her,im glad she aint saying anything because this is ridiculous,she'll be 18,its not her song,this is for bret album,so what's the deal?
I don't understand why everybody has an issue with everything Miley does if her parents are o.k. then leave her alone and also Bret is a very nice and respectful person so leave them alone and the song is beautiful and not sexual.
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