I saw her last night, at RodeoHouston (note to Prince: you screwed up by declining our invitation!). WOW - great show! Seriously.

There were 73,459 people there - the most EVER in Reliant Stadium. More than the Super Bowl. And whose record did she break?

Her show from last year.

Anyway, I give credit to the girl. She has a very good voice - phenomenal for age 15, and better than most adults you'll hear on the radio. Her songs are infectious. She truly appears to be having fun.

The first half of the show was her as Hannah Montana. Of course, the girls went nuts. It's cool hearing 73,000 kids scream.

The second half was her as Miley Cyrus. Obviously, the plan is the expose her as something else besides a Disney TV star. It's working.

On a side note, my daughter got to meet her. And Billy Ray Cyrus (her dad, in case you didn't know). She said they were both very, very nice. My daughter gave Miley her phone number. It wouldn't surprise me a bit if there was a message on our phone this afternoon.

Rock on, Miley!

The plan to expose Miley Cyrus as someone other than Hannah Montana is working. My daughter understands that Hannah Montana is the character on the show and Mily Cyrus is a singer/actress. I am glad that my daughter is only into watching the show and hearing the songs on the radio.

A co-worker made the drive to Houston for the show. From where I live, that is six hours. He purchased the tickets on line for a few hundred more than the actual price.

I'm disappointed in the both of you

bboy87 said:

I take offence to the term 'world'. You try to substitute 'US' as the 'world'.

It's SO patriotic.

Here in Holland she aint even on the tele. And I hope we keep it that way, thank you. Imagine her in Indonesia (no) or China (no).

The US is not the world.

End.

WHAT!?! 70,000?

And I agree, the USA isn't the world.

I mean, we got K3; three girls from Belgium that sing alot of songs and do alot of tv shows, but it is all in sweet Low Lands proportions. Small girsl go bonkers over them and they also have a tv show.

But you know, we got Sesame St too. And other stuff. Like playing outside on the street.

RodeoSchro said:

I took GottaLetitgo's cool pass, and I'll take yours too

HamsterHuey said:

I take offense at your misspelling of "offense".

RodeoSchro said:

Désolé, abruti, pour apprendre votre langue. Apprenez ma langue et puis faites un rapport à moi.

Traurig, Arschloch, für das Lernen Ihrer Sprache. Erlernen Sie meine Sprache und berichten Sie dann zurück zu mir.

Droevig, asshole, voor het leren van uw taal. Leer mijn taal en dan rapport terug naar me.

のあなたの言語を学ぶ為のasshole 、残念。私の言語を学び、次に私に報告しなさい。

Pesaroso, asshole, para aprender sua língua. Aprenda minha língua e relate-me então para trás.

Огорченно, отверстие ишака, для учить ваш язык. Выучьте мой язык и после этого сообщите back to я.

I mean, English not being my first language and all, don't you looooove the languages that actually have a literal translation for the word 'asshole'?

Of course, I said this is all in jest. Really. Abruti.

Another packaged product most music lovers will eventually grow to hate (if you havne't already). I'm so glad I'm not a tween.

HamsterHuey said:

I wish I spoke French.

Wowugotit said:

I am the parent of a tween, and this is good stuff. Especially if your tween started off with Britney Spears, then Christina Aguliera, then Lindsay Lohan, then Hilary Duff.

NONE of those turned out to be role models. But hopefully, Miley Cyrus will. She seems grounded, and her dad knows the score.

YEEEEE

HAAAAAW