Miley Cyrus Sparks Debate On ‘Disney’ VS. ‘Nickelodeon Gays’

Miley Cyrus is in promotional mode while she is preparing for the release of her highly anticipated album “Something Beautiful”, dropping on May 30.

Before its release, Miley Cyrus stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Where she weighed everything, from her Disney Channel roots in the unexpected manner of her LGBTQ + friends react to “Hannah Montana”.

Cyrus, who became famous as a star of “Hannah Montana” in 2006, thought about its beginnings by playing a teenager living a double life as an international pop star. The role has catapulted it into world celebrity and laid the foundations for its evolution into a daring musical icon which holds the genre.

When Jimmy Kimmel Asked the last time that she had watched an episode of the show, Cyrus shared a hilarious observation, “I am surrounded by gays. There is a big difference … There are gays Nickelodeon and Disney gays,” she explained. “Nickelodeon … no offense, but in general, they make, like, Boogers and Bro jokes. And Disney, I would like to think, is a little more fabulous, especially if it is a teenage pop star wearing a wig, being the most famous drag queen for children, of all time.”

She admitted to having been “offended” when some of her gay friends did not initially understand the beaten “Hannah Montana”.

“I say to myself:” Are you gay and don’t live for “Hannah Montana”? What’s wrong with you? “So I presented them in Hannah, and obviously, they were gagged.

After hearing his comments, social media broke out with mixed opinions and emotions.

“Miley Cyrus is not false, however,” wrote a person alongside a photo of Demi Lovato And Crow. “Disney has built a lot of careers from gay actors.”

“She raised a whole generation of girls and gays, and I’m so proud to be part of it,” said another.

“I understood this immediately because not only had the best shows, but it was certainly more friendly LGBTQ,” said a third.

Others, however, were not fans of the way Miley approached the subject. “Let’s not treat gays as an aesthetic challenge,” wrote an X user.

“Whatever means,” said another.

“So she sexualizes her young me for adult men trained? WTF?” Another individual wrote.

Someone else compared the two networks, sharing: “Nick gave chaos and cartoons. Disney gave glitter and secret identities. The two have shaped a whole generation.”

Miley Cyrus may have exchanged his blonde wig and his alter ego of the pop star for a daring musical career and which disturbs the genre, but its complicated feelings about its Disney Channel past continue to shape its story.

The singer has long been frank on the emotional assessment of the Hannah Montana game, a role that catapulted her in glory in 2006 and defined her adolescence. She alluded to this chapter of her single “used to be young”, a vulnerable walk that explores the weight of growing in the eyes of the public.

“I have carried a certain guilt and ashamed around me for years because of the controversy and the upheavals that I really caused,” admitted Cyrus in an interview of May 2023 with British Vogue. By reflecting on her time as Disney darling, she spoke about the internal struggles that came with the representation of the entirely American adolescent pop star.