She's just being Miley.
Except she's not Miley. Her name is Mardee Shackleford, and she's a 21-year-old woman from California who looks just like pop star and tongue enthusiast Miley Cyrus.
She resembles Miley so much, that security in clubs has had to help protect her from hoards of fans eager to snap selfies and get autographs.
She enjoys the attention though, she told Daily Mail:
"Several times I have been sitting in traffic and people have slid open the back door of their car and kids will start yelling, 'Miley'," she reveals."Sometimes it feels like I am actually famous or a celebrity, just on a really small scale. It's been really fun for me."
You can check out more of Mardee's journey as Miley on her Instagram.
Miley, what's good?
That's what Nicki Minaj fans want to know, and they are bombarding Miley Cyrus' Instagram page until they get answers.
After the explosive encounter between the two pop divas at the VMAs this weekend, fans of Minaj have taken her infamous quote and are posting it non-stop on Miley's Instagram. And it is hilarious.
They just won't stop.
People need to know what is good, Miley.
Tell us what is good, Miley. You owe the world some answers.
As of press time, Miley had still not said what is good.
Looks like Miley found someplace to put that crazy, dangling tongue of hers.
Here she is taking a makeout selfie with Arnold Schwarzenegger's son at a University of Southern California football Thursday night in LA.
When Jimmy Fallon announced that the pop star had won the Video of the Year award for her hit song, "Wrecking Ball," Cyrus passed up the chance to thank her producers and managers for helping her achieve her goals. Instead, she sent up a former homeless teen to deliver a short speech intended to raise awareness about the issue of homeless youth.
'I have survived in shelters all over this city,' Jesse, Cyrus' proxy, said, describing his experience as one of the 1.6 million homeless young people in the United States. 'I've cleaned your hotel rooms, I've been an extra in your movies. I've been an extra in your life. Though may have been invisible to you on the streets I have a lot of the same dreams that brought many of you here tonight.'
I'M TEARING UP INSIDE! SHE JUST WANTED TO SEE MILEY! THIS IS WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE WORLD!
Presumably this weeping kitty monstrosity is in reference to her American Music Awards performance in November (a performance that some have gone so far as to say was a commentary on her own internet infamy.) All we know is that this would probably qualify as an Ugliest Tattoo regardless of the celebrity subject, but boy does that help!
The Georgetown-based DJ Detweiler has developed a new take on Miley Cyrus' hit Wrecking Ball with his futuristic flute sounds. Have a listen below:
Miley Cyrus was the final act at this year's American Music Awards with her most recent hit, "Wrecking Ball." While she didn't perform in the nude, she definitely delivered a purrr-fectly bizarre show. Some might describe it as cat-astrophic, but the combination of her kitten-clad bikini and the sobbing feline backing her up has nearly broken the internet.
In this archived radio interview footage from June 2010, many years before Miley Cyrus became the Miley Cyrus we know today, the then-still teenage pop idol shares an interesting critique of celebrities going through the "innocent girl gone bad" phase during her appearance on On Air with Ryan Seacrest.
YouTube lifehack instructor HowToBasic shows us how to swing like Miley Cyrus in her latest music video "Wrecking Ball."
This 2008 Onion Special Report on the over-use of then Disney star, Miley Cyrus. They humorously discuss Miley Cyrus as a resource, and that by 2013 will have peaked and will be an "...incapable of causing anyone any amusement". Read the full Popwatch article here for more.
The Onion continues it's coverage of Miley Cyrus today in, Let Me Explain Why Miley Cyrus' VMA Performance Was Our Top Story This Morning.
This Vine by Aaron Sanders adds some high-pitched sounds to Miley Cyrus's "We Can't Stop," reminiscent of Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble" remixes.
