Miley Cyrus on winning her first Grammy and writing a song for Beyonce

[Teletubby 137,255]

https://www.wmagazine.com/culture/miley-cyrus-cover-interview-2024
 

 

Edited June 3, 2024 by Teletubby

[Head Empty 24,309]

Honestly, it doesn't mean much if you don't win a Grammy. Their criteria for being nominated, let alone winning, have always been finnicky. Tons of smaller artists get overlooked simply because their name isn't interesting enough on a ballot. Whereas other artist seem to automatically win due to their hype value.

Of course it's really great if you manage to win at any given time, and I don't want to discredit winners at all. But The Grammys are anything but objective or comprehensive in their voting.

As for Miley: her reputation as a provocateur really overshadowed her musicianship at the start of her "adult" career. With plenty "more palatable" candidates around, I suppose the Acadamy didn't consider her as a serious artist until now.

[PMM 3,198]

that's a MPG here 

[Bradley 57,619]

The fact that After Hours wasn't nominated for any Grammy just says it all.

It's simply about how much you're liked by people within the academy that's all.

[clownery 4,033]

II Most Wanted is sooo good

[clownery 4,033]

And I agree with her, she was long due for a Grammy

[InsomniaMonster69 3,084]

Am I missing something? Is it already grammy season?

[Red 95,063]

I feel like she says she doesn’t care about it but she cares A LOT

[Bradley 57,619]

She has a point but the impact on culture part wasn't necessary.

[phantasmas 9,970]

I can never not belt along to II Most Wanted, never gets old

[JesseBabe 835]

Love Miley down but let's not act like her shenanigans to shed her Disney image from 2013 up until 2017 didn't overshadow her artistry a little bit. People had a hard time taking her seriously for a long time.