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The INSIDER Summary:
The INSIDER Summary:- Miley Cyrus is getting flak for her comments about hip hop in a recent interview.
- She criticized some rappers in the industry for their lyrics.
- Twitter was not happy with her words and called her a hypocrite and appropriator.
Oh, Miley. With new music on the way, the 24-year-old songstress is gearing up for its impending release with plenty of publicity. Unfortunately, it hasn’t all been the good kind. While Cyrus has been busy explaining what her new sound will be like and exactly what happened with her on-again fiancé Liam Hemsworth, the “We Can’t Stop” singer is getting plenty of flack for several comments she made about the hip-hop genre in a recent interview with Billboard.
In the piece, she spoke about how she was moving away from her “Hip-Hop” vibe and into new musical territory. That’s when things took a turn. While she admitted to loving Kendrick Lamar’s new single, “Humble,” the chanteuse also lambasted other rappers in the industry for their lyrics, saying, “I love [Lamar’s song] because it’s not ‘Come sit on my d–k, suck on my c–k.’ I can’t listen to that anymore. That’s what pushed me out of the hip-hop scene a little. It was too much ‘Lamborghini, got my Rolex, got a girl on my c–k’ — I am so not that.”
Fans are not taking her words lightly.
Many on Twitter felt that she used hip hop music and culture to her advantage to further her fame, then dismissed it in a move they thought reeked of cultural appropriation, dragging her accordingly on social media.
Miley Cyrus used hip hop as an outlet to go crazy during her break up with Liam Hemingway, they got back together & now she's done with rap
— Śad Dad Ⓥ (@Mofaye_) May 4, 2017
Miley Cyrus profited off of Hip-Hop culture/music for 4 years straight and now she all of a sudden has a problem with it.
— Ᏸecca🥀🕊 (@MJStarLover) May 4, 2017Cyrus has now responded to those with ruffled feathers with an Instagram post meant to clarify her words.
“When articles are read it isn’t always considered that for hours I’ve spoken with a journalist about my life,” the singer said. “So, to be clear I respect ALL artists who speak their truth and appreciate ALL genres of music…I have always and will continue to love and celebrate hip-hop as I’ve collaborated with some of the very best!”
While it’s unclear how her apology will play out, one thing’s for sure: Things are just getting started for Cyrus in her new journey.
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