If you think Miley Cyrus' music video for
"Wrecking Ball" was nothing but nudity, you
weren't paying attention — at least, so says
Miley Cyrus.
"I think the video is much more," the 20-year-old
singer said on Elvis Duran's morning radio show
of her latest release, which has broken a Vevo
record and now stands as the service's most-
viewed clip.
"If people get past the point I make, and you
actually look at me, you can tell I look more
broken than even the song sounds," she
continued.
The song itself is lyrically pretty straightforward,
as Cyrus sings about wanting to break down a
lover's walls but winding up wrecked herself in
the process.
It's the type of pop ballad "everyone can relate
to," the singer/actress went on. "Everyone has
felt that feeling at some point. If people can take
their minds off the obvious and go into their
imagination and see what the video really means
it is so vulnerable. Actually, if you look at my
eyes I look more sad than actually my voice
sounds on the record. It was a lot harder to do
the video than it was to record the song. It was
much more of an emotional experience."
However emotional it was, the video is just the
latest Cyrus release to generate a tidal wave of
reaction. But, like she said after the fallout from
her MTV VMAs performance, she's not doing
anything other than simply being herself.
"For me, anything I do becomes it becomes such
a big deal," Cyrus said. "I'm just having fun.
Whatever people label it as it doesn't really
matter. … I don't ever want to be too much like
anyone else."
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