Miley Cyrus has reflected on the impact that her career has had on younger musicians including Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan and Olivia Rodrigo – see what she had to say below.Cyrus, who has amassed several tracks that have crossed a billion streams on Spotify, spoke to her sister Brandi for Spotify’s Billions Club in a new video that was shared via Billboard.In the video, Brandi asked what it was like to have Carpenter, Roan and Rodrigo look up to her, and to have grown up with Miley through her time on Disney‘s Hannah Montana.
Miley replied: “At the time, you never think about in the future someone replicating what you do. You’re just doing it because it’s honest in the moment so now to see that impacting culture is something that I didn’t know that I wanted, but I guess I do.”SIX timeless hits.
SIX billion reasons to celebrate Miley joining the #BillionsClub! New episode of #BillionsClub is coming tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/rut7AFPiPR— Spotify (@Spotify) November 22, 2024The ‘Wrecking Ball’ singer continued: “I have my own artists that have created who I am, like a Stevie Nicks or Dolly Parton or Tina Turner.
Even though they kind of look up to me in the way that I’ve looked up to these other women, it’s really important that they do it their own way, because that’s what my career has represented above all else, is that even though I have always looked to these influences, I’ve always done it my own way.“So I think the freedom that I’ve kind of given these other artists to be themselves, do it proud and loud, it’s just amazing to watch that kind of be so impactful and influential,” she said to conclude the chat.In the past, Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo – both of whom, like Miley Cyrus – got their starts as.
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