For Miley, she discussed that she recognized just how much she associated with her Disney Channel character. “Really, Hannah Montana was not a character,” she kept in mind. “The concept of the show, it’s me. I’ve had to really come to terms with that and not be third-person about it.”
Along with opening about her early profession days, the “Mother’s Daughter” vocalist showed on a time when she was showing a variation of herself to the world. It was back in 2017 when she launched Younger Now, her 6th studio album.
“A couple of years ago,” she informed Rolling Stone, “it looked like I was living some fairy tale. It really wasn’t. At that time, my experimentation with drugs and booze and the circle of people around me was not fulfilling or sustainable or ever going to get me to my fullest potential and purpose.”
“There’s a concept that throughout the Younger Now period, I was pure,” she mentioned. “The media likes to have my hair or what I appear like be the point of referral for my peace of mind. ‘Hair’s long and blonde, she’s sane today. She cannot be f–ked up on drugs. It’s when her hair is painted or she’s growing out her underarm hair [that] she’s on drugs.'”
