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Originally Posted by Meph1986
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She comes off as such a child. The fact that she invited them to meet her, and got offended when they declined comes off as so self-righteous, as if she's so important that she's offended when someone turns down a chance to meet her (though I think, like the article says, the band just doesn't do that overall). Maybe I'm just reading too much into it, but that's the impression I got.
I also find it a little strange that her reasons for doing music is to "make people happy," whereas I assume a group like Radiohead are doing it because they love to write music, not just to be crowd pleasers. I think that in and of itself says things about what it is she values about being involved in music. I guess I'm one to respect the artistry of things, and don't really like the idea of people doing things simply to be likable and to sell their product.
But, good luck putting them out of business Miley. Who would want to listen to them after they turned down a chance to meet the great Miley Cyrus anyways?
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