Don't mess with America Sweetheart! The man is gonna bring him down

Foxxhole is the shiz. Nobody is safe up in there!

She is too young for them to take aim at her like that. I listen to Jamie's ignorant ass show all the time (and actually enjoy it), but you don't talk about a teenage kid like that. I don't care what idiotic things come out of their mouths. I'm not a fan of Hannah/Miley by any means, but I wouldn't blame Billy Ray Cyrus if he wanted to clock Jamie and his cronies in the mouth for talking about his kid like this. You would think Jamie would know better (or at least be better) considering he has a teenage daughter of his own around Miley's age that he always says he's protective of.

I didn't wanna play it (and I didn't) but that's ridiculous. I mean yeah I don't like her music or nothing but she's only 16.

Timmy84 said:

It's HORRIBLE. Everybody in the room is calling the child all kinds of bitches and making STD and incest jokes at her expense...and WTF is up with that chick Claudia (the co-host)? For her as a woman to say what she says about a young girl like that, I don't know if she needs prayer, or an ass whoopin'

Ottensen said:

Wow... now that's just plain ignorant...

"the one with all the gums?" lol

dilwithers said:

They coulda just left it at the "all them gums" joke and let it go. All the stuff about making the sex tape with her father, and getting an STD...that was too much. I know kids can say cruel things to each other all the time, but adults should know better.

I absolutely CAN NOT STAND Miley Cyrus (...used to LOVE her Dad though), I think she's way too full of herself and was probably allowed to hang around adults when somebody should have been putting her to bed. She's going to have a tough time readjusting once her 15 minutes are up.

Jamie knows he was wrong, I mean really he is gonna get a big backlash i see the comments on youtube black this, black that don't you know you can't mess with the Disney kids

You Americans...
I honestly can't see how any of this is a big deal. She said something silly to the media and a comedy radio program (a different section of the media) poked fun at her. I mean Jesus Christ do people really that girl is going to be traumatized by these comments? Or that she has no knowledge of STDs etc.? They poked fun at her Disney image... Which should be rediculed... I mean Disney? Come on...
Fuck High School Musical, Hannah Montana and whatever shit made Hilary Duff famous.
Honestly anyone above 8 years is too old for Disney TV. It seems to serve Conservative Parents interests more than anyone and that includes the kids that do find this garbage entertaining.
Oh and before anyone accusses me of being negative on kid's programming, I think Sesame Street (although it's been awhile since I've seen it) is pretty good.

BlaqueKnight said:

rainman1985 said:

...the fuck does nationality have to do with asking why adults would verbally attack kids on air

umm, umm, nevermind

rainman1985 said:

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I don't think you are going to find anyone on this board that is a fan of Miley or Disney but to take swipes at a kid is going to far and not funny.

This could blow up in Jamie's face remember Kathy Griffen got kicked off of E for making rehad jokes about Dakota Fanning.

BlaqueKnight said:

Maybe this ghetto ass show show NOT be on the air.

Britney's not even a heroin addict, what is he talking about?

musicjunky318 said:

How do you know?

laurarichardson said:

A kid? Seriously? Isn't she 16\17?
She's big enough to claim she's gonna end Radiohead's career so she's big enough to take a couple of swipes from a radio show. Tell me did you have the same response to the Ice-T-Soulja Boy feud? "He's just a kid..." I doubt it.

Ottensen said:

This incident and the reaction on this board is indicative of the bi-polar approach to morality\ethics in the US Media.
Nipplegate wouldn't have happened anywhere else in the world.

Seems the Miley hate is going around. i was just reading this before i clicked on the org.

Miley Cyrus: She’s No Role Model
Some of the criticism of the 'Hannah Montana' star is unfair, but 'she's just a kid' is no excuse

By Martha Brockenbrough
MSN Cinemama

They say not to confuse a performer with the role she plays, but Miley Cyrus is sure making it hard on us, especially now that she's starring in a movie about a young pop star acting like a diva.

Let us count the ways reality is blurring. Miley Cyrus plays a character named Miley Stewart. Her TV dad is her real-life dad. In her new movie, "Hannah Montana: The Movie," the character is even called Smiley Miley, a reference to her father's childhood nickname for her.

If she doesn't want to be confused with her character, why's she going this route?

It wouldn't matter so much but for two things: Miley Cyrus is adored by kids; and, her off-screen behavior since her rise to fame has been appalling.

Some of her headlines would make Hannah Montana blush all the way to Tennessee. She has been caught:

- Posing in her underwear in cell phone photos;

- Posting a YouTube video in which she goes "Mean Girls" on rival Disney stars;

- Making slanted eyes in a photograph, which many people viewed as a racial slur;

- Parking in a handicap spot when buying milkshakes;

- Saying she would "ruin" the band Radiohead after they declined a special meeting with her at the Grammys.
I'm leaving out two faux scandals: the Vanity Fair photo shoot of her wrapped in a sheet, and the fact that she's dating a 20-year-old. The first is something her parents should have prevented. The second falls into the "who cares" category. It's not our business, and a four-year gap is nothing at this age, particularly for someone who already has established her career.

The rest of the things do matter, though, and I just don't buy the "she's a kid" excuse.

The idea that all kids do this sort of thing is absurd. All kids do not do these things, and to suggest otherwise is an insult to the good sense and humility that most teens have. I worked as a high school teacher and have many teenage nieces and nephews. There are plenty of sensible teens out there. I've seen them with my very own eyes.

For a teen who knows she's in the public eye to do this sort of stuff suggests she's either none too bright or views herself exempt from normal consequences.

I'm going with the latter, based on her decision to park in that handicap spot, and I don't care that she's been diagnosed with tachycardia — one of the revelations in her autobiography. Anyone who can jump around a stage like that can walk a block for her ice cream.

To take a parking spot set aside for people with actual disabilities indicates an enormous entitlement complex, a notion neatly reinforced by her Radiohead tantrum. This is one of the most unpleasant qualities a celebrity can have, and certainly one of the worst attitudes to demonstrate to children.

Miley herself has demonstrated a weak grasp on what it means to be a role model. She told Fox News, "If you look at me as a role model I agree with it, but if you look at me as an idol, I don't. An idol for me is someone you want to replicate, you want to be them and I don't wish that on anyone, to lose what they have personally."

Actually, that's what a role model is -- someone who models behavior worth emulating. An idol is someone you worship without question, and that's what Miley is asking of her fans. Worship me! But don't do what I do!

It's high time for her to actually learn from her mistakes, instead of continuing to brush them off as a sign that she's learning.

"I always say the minute you stop making mistakes is the minute you stop learning," she said to Fox News.

This is such baloney. Look, people make mistakes. We all do. But the good mistakes, the ones that have something to do with learning and not just jerkiness, come when we're trying to do something challenging. Like, for example, when we're taking on a role in which we play a character with a different first name than our own.

The kind of mistakes she keeps making show that she's not actually learning anything.

For now, Miley Cyrus continues to be a great role model for kids, but only in unintended ways. She shows that talent, wealth and beauty are superficial things, and are no replacement for character. She might not be learning much from her mistakes, but our kids can.

Is Miley a role model for your kids? Write us at heymsn@microsoft.com.


Martha Brockenbrough is author of "Things That Make Us [Sic]," a guide to funny bad grammar, published by St. Martin's press. She also blogs about family life for Cozi.com and writes an educational humor column for Encarta.


really? wow!

rainman1985 said:

Sure it could have. Richard Gere kissing a woman in India resulted in protests and criminal charges.

Ottensen said:

ditto

Jamie WISHES that this gets him attention, this is what this generation of so called "stars" do. When the albums aint sellin and no one is going to your movies or caring about you, start some shit with someone that everyone is talking about. Miley makes more in a week than Jamie has made in his career...surprised he didnt bring that up. Or that her shitty songs sell more in a day than all his shitty albums put together.

lastdecember said:

Thank you! This asshole has the nerve to talk shit but no one's thinking about his old ass. Fuck him and that Foxxhole crew of his. I wanna kick them at "the crack of their asses", lol.

lastdecember said:

You know whats funny, If you listen to the whole interview he talks about hating Pop Music and wishing we can go back to the old days Which to him is the sucky 90's. And have the nerve to say white people are eating up
Flo rida cause he don't make excuse me "Nigga" Music. And his stuff only play on pop radio.Maybe he meant Pop as in Disney kids ex.Jonas bros and Miley. But for a 42 year old man singing Blame It, just shouldn't talk

tamewar said:

He said that shit? Man does he know how much of a HYPOCRITE he is?

Timmy84 said:

Ive always thought he was an idiot and it seems that as he gets older he becomes more of an idiot, he makes miley seem mature. The fact that you have to get down and crack on a 16 year old so you can get noticed once again because you arent "the hot topic" anymore, shows what kind of star you wanna be known as.

lastdecember said:

I heard Miley twittered after hearing about the comments: "if you can't say nothing nice, don't say nothing at all". So yeah looks like she's taking the high road.

Just for this I'm doing his movie The Soloist like I've done his albums. Skipping it. Take that, Foxxhole!