Miley Cyrus is known for making weird life choices. Even though the singer is recognized for her musical versatility, she is also known for her unique whimsigoth aesthetic. She nailed every look she pulled up. Cyrus never shies away from doing unique things and that’s what makes her unique.
As a toddler, she used to bring her Willie Nelson doll with her. Why? Because it was her boyfriend—as what she used to call it. She has a special relationship with Willie Nelson that the On the Road Again singer might not be aware of.
Miley Cyrus’s Past Relationship With a ‘Creepy’ Doll
In a TikTok video, Miley Cyrus shared an old clip. In the throwback clip she appeared on a talk show with her dad, Billy Roy Cyrus, when she was a tot.
“I have my Willie Nelson doll, which is so creepy, ’cause I would introduce him as my boyfriend,” she explains in the TikTok video. “That little monster in the stroller? That’s Willie Nelson.” The Entertainment Weekly gave a brief glimpse of the doll. According to the outlet, the doll had a wooden face with Nelson’s signature. It had long, braided hair.
According to the same source, the “creepy” doll isn’t exactly like Annabelle but has a resemblance to Fats, the eerie ventriloquist dummy in Magic. It is a movie where Fats hangs out with Anthony Hopkins. Even though the former Disney star had a weird past, she is “proud” of it.
Miley Cyrus is Proud of What She Used to be Earlier
Miley Cyrus used to be a different person, but now the 30-year-old has entered into a different phase of life. In a press release about her song, Used to Be Young, Cyrus said that this “song is about honoring about who we’ve been, loving who we are and celebrating who we will become.” And that she feels proud of reflection on her “past and optimistic when thinking about the future.”
The lyrics of the song go like, “I know I used to be crazy / I know I used to be fun / You say I used to be wild / I say I used to be young / You tell me time has done changed me / That’s fine, I’ve had a good run / I know I used to be crazy / That’s ‘causе I used to be young.”
With this song, the “Teen Queen” of the 2000s pop culture is saying that she’s no longer the same person. And it’s not only exclusive to her. It’s like an anthem that anyone can take inspiration from.
