Miley Cyrus said that a colleague Adele served as inspiration for writing a new single “I used to be young.”
The track was released earlier this week and the music video arrived on Friday. “Used to be young” marks the return of the American pop star after her eighth album “Endless Summer Vacation” released in March.
In the track statement Miley Cyrus he declared:
“These lyrics were written almost 2 years ago, at the beginning of my endless summer holidays. It was at that moment that I felt that I was being misunderstood. For the last 18 months, I have been painting a sound picture of my point of view to share with you.”
Adele She then shared a video in which she said from her Las Vegas residence that she loves and is “obsessed with the new Miley Cyrus song.” Then the author of the song contacted her British colleague via X / Twitter and publicly admitted that she hoped that she would like the song while she was writing the lyrics.
Miley Cyrus wrote in the post: “I thought about you a lot while writing this song and I always hoped you would like it. This means a lot to me. I love you. Mission Complete.”
Miley Cyrus Influences Other Than Adele
It’s not the first time Miley Cyrus create a song inspired by other singers. Video “Wrecking ball” In fact, since 2013 it has been created in honor of the recently deceased Irish artist. Then really Sinead O’Connor he responded with an open letter to Miley Cyrus, urging her not to let showbiz and the music industry overwhelm her.
Last week, in an autobiographical interview released as content titled “Endless Summer Vacation: Sequel (Backyard Sessions)” and available on the Hulu platform, Miley Cyrus he again commented on that exchange with the Irish artist and stated that he was unaware of the fragile mental state he was in and that at 20 he could not understand the depression and state O’Connor was in.
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