In 2014, a Miley Cyrus concert in Nashville took an unexpected turn when the pop star stopped her performance mid-song to film a fight among fans. The incident occurred during her cover of Bob Dylan’s “You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go.” Cyrus was seen pulling out her phone to record the altercation, which escalated to the point where she stopped singing altogether to watch.
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Following the incident, Cyrus faced widespread criticism for her decision to film the fight instead of intervening. However, in an interview with Rolling Stone, Cyrus explained that she was “shocked” and “disgusted” by the fight. She also said that she had filmed the incident in the hopes that it would deter people from fighting at her concerts in the future.
In a TikTok video, Cyrus shared her thoughts on touring, explaining that it isn’t “healthy” for her. She expressed that performing on stage creates a dynamic of “subject and observer,” which erases her humanity and connection. She stated that she can’t be a songwriter without her humanity and connection, which is her priority.
The video of the incident quickly went viral, sparking a debate about the role of celebrities in social media. Some argue that celebrities are responsible for using their platforms to promote positive messages, while others maintain that celebrities should be free to do whatever they want.
The 2014 concert chaos incident is just one example of the many controversies surrounding Miley Cyrus throughout her career. However, it also highlights her willingness to speak and stand up for her beliefs.
This event fits into the broader narrative of Cyrus’s career and her outspoken nature. Despite the controversy, Cyrus continues to push for being true to oneself. She also wants to keep a connection with her audience.In 2014, a Miley Cyrus concert in Nashville took an unexpected turn when the pop star stopped her performance mid-song to film a fight among fans. The incident occurred during her cover of Bob Dylan’s “You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go.” Cyrus was seen pulling out her phone to record the altercation, which escalated to the point where she stopped singing altogether to watch.
remember when miley cyrus stopped singing at her own concert to record a fight PIC.TWITTER.COM/7TQT9GZDG4
— pop culture (@gagasyuyi) MARCH 13, 2024
Following the incident, Cyrus faced widespread criticism for her decision to film the fight instead of intervening. However, in an interview with Rolling Stone, Cyrus explained that she was “shocked” and “disgusted” by the fight. She also said that she had filmed the incident in the hopes that it would deter people from fighting at her concerts in the future.
In a TikTok video, Cyrus shared her thoughts on touring, explaining that it isn’t “healthy” for her. She expressed that performing on stage creates a dynamic of “subject and observer,” which erases her humanity and connection. She stated that she can’t be a songwriter without her humanity and connection, which is her priority.
The video of the incident quickly went viral, sparking a debate about the role of celebrities in social media. Some argue that celebrities are responsible for using their platforms to promote positive messages, while others maintain that celebrities should be free to do whatever they want.
The 2014 concert chaos incident is just one example of the many controversies surrounding Miley Cyrus throughout her career. However, it also highlights her willingness to speak and stand up for her beliefs.
This event fits into the broader narrative of Cyrus’s career and her outspoken nature. Despite the controversy, Cyrus continues to push for being true to oneself. She also wants to keep a connection with her audience.
