Miley Cyrus had a response from fans less than receiving during the first of the Tribeca Film Festival of his visual album, “Something beautiful. “”
Cyrus was joined on Friday by co -directors Brendan Walter and Jacob Bixenman, as well as producer Panos Cosmatos, to discuss “Something Beautiful” at the Historical Festival of New York (via Weekly entertainment). Halfway through the discussion, several unhappy fans, who apparently thought that the “$ 800” ticket they bought was for a concert, started to heck up the former child’s star and put it pressure to occur.
In a video Shared at X, a participant is heard interrupting the questions and answers, shouting to Cyrus: “We thought it was a concert. We paid $ 800. ”
Another fan shouted: “Are you really going to sing?” This caused a roar of the other members of the crowd, who apparently had the same question in mind. Cryus was visibly agitated by the event.
Later in the event, a member of the public demanded Cyrus “Sing” The Climb. His impromptu performance inspired overwhelming cheers of the crowd.
“Something Beautiful” by Cyrus, which arrives in theaters on June 12, is a 55 -minute visual album which coincides with its musical project of the same name. Elsewhere in Q&R, Cyrus said that this project was deeply personal and explained why it “was very protective not to have many references”.
“I wanted to be the reference”, Cyrus said. “You can’t do something that no one has ever done before with a bunch of other women on your wall.”
