Since the release of the visuals for "We Can't Stop", Miley Cyrus has been receiving a lot of criticism for the bizzaro video. Many were stunned by the random scenes, but director Diane Martel says they were just making a statement. Martel explains that each scene was carefully selected by her creative team and came from blogs and pop artists to pay homage to the creativity Cyrus is intertwining in her new music.
"I don't see this video as shocking, it's creative!" - diane martelMiley also played a huge role in deciding the scenes added in the vid. "We spoke a lot and sent photos back and forth; we spoke about her love of her close friends," wrote Martel. "She is not a career-crazed kid. Her music is intensely important to her but so is her social life; [so] we spoke about the joy of tight friendships. To me, she is showing us, the audience, her playful, beautiful self, very freely. [It's] a music video version of what it must be like to bug out and act crazy with her real life."
Miley talked with Jimmy Kimmel about the bizarre video and said it was based on true events.
"It's inspired by true events. It's not just from one night. We had the Corona bottle piñata with the hot dogs in it; that was from my brother's birthday."Check out the performance of her latest single below:
