Miley Cyrus recently talked about how she views award shows, saying that building sense of community is more important than competing. In an interview mentioned by NME, she expressed her opinion that these events should focus on celebrating artists’ work and bringing them together instead of creating rivalry among them. Cyrus, who has been to many award shows in her career, talked about how these events can feel like they’re more about competing than celebrating. She emphasized that artists should work together and support each other. Often, the focus on winning at awards can hide the shared creativity that originally brought them together.
Cyrus said that award shows should change to encourage teamwork and friendship. Cyrus stated, “So often during awards season, we’re set up as competitors, but we’re meant to be community, not opponents. There is no single best, it’s only our personal best work,.” Cyrus also stated, “Numbers can make it feel like a sport, but performance runs so much deeper than a scoreboard, because each artist, they bare their soul in a completely unique way, and every contribution leaves its own mark on history,.”
Cyrus wants us to change how we think about success in art. Instead of just valuing artists for winning awards, she believes we should appreciate their creativity and expression. According to Cyrus, true success is found in making and sharing art itself. She hopes this mindset will lead to more collaboration and support among artists, celebrating innovation simply because it’s creative. Through this new way of thinking, Cyrus encourages us all to see the hard work behind supporting a thriving artistic community as the real achievement.
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