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We Can't Stop

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Oct 23, 2026

Sabrina BryanHOST
31:25
So here's all the news that I've been able to get.
Sabrina BryanHOST
31:28
Okay, so she sang a lot of her new songs and a lot of her big hits like Wrecking Ball, The Climb, and We Can't Stop.
Sabrina BryanHOST
31:37
But she got a lot of criticism for not singing all the lyrics and having the crowd sing with her, which... is beyond cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs.
Sabrina BryanHOST
31:49
Guys, you absolutely have to be kidding me.
PaigeHOST
39:39
I was obsesulated.
PaigeHOST
39:40
But she did, like, We Can't Stop.
PaigeHOST
39:42
She did The Climb.
PaigeHOST
39:43
Yeah.
Jessi CruickshankHOST
28:48
Jason, you were there.
Jessi CruickshankHOST
28:50
You sent me some clips of her performance of We Can't Stop.
Jessi CruickshankHOST
28:53
She literally doesn't sing the chorus at all or even the second verse.
JasonHOST
28:57
No, like it's a lot of it.
JasonHOST
29:50
Like I actually didn't know so many of the songs and they were really like slow songs and like emotional.
JasonHOST
29:56
So it was like, yeah, like high energy moments, but then it would dip down.
JasonHOST
30:01
And then just to like what, you know, what everyone's saying on TikTok is that like, When she would do the big hits like Party in the USA and We Can't Stop, she really did have the audience sing most of it.
JasonHOST
30:12
And I didn't think it was a big deal at the time until watching clips back afterwards.
PaulinaHOST
24:06
So she started the song.
PaulinaHOST
24:07
We can't stop on the B stage.
PaulinaHOST
24:09
And she basically was like walking through the audience, going from the B stage to the main stage, like casually walking, touching fans, their hands and whatever, not like a, let me run so that they don't come after me, which was honestly very surprising.
PaulinaHOST
24:25
I feel like people that were child stars like Miley, like Justin Bieber, it surprises me when they are okay with being touched, especially when they're so huge and like their level of superstardom.
PaulinaHOST
25:00
And then flowers was part of the encore.
PaulinaHOST
25:03
So overall, I would say it was a very balanced set list from base persuades in, including a lot from her previous work, including all of the crowd favorites.
PaulinaHOST
25:15
People had an issue with Miley essentially doing crowd work and not singing every single part of those big, super famous, super popular Miley songs like We Can't Stop, Wrecking Ball, The Climb, and Party in the USA.
PaulinaHOST
25:36
Now I'll get to a little bit more of the discourse online, but just to give you guys an idea of that was kind of one of the main things that people had issues with is essentially saying Miley was not singing.
Alisha MarieHOST
20:43
It was so cool.
Alisha MarieHOST
20:44
So she's walking back when, um, We Can't Stop is playing, and everyone's like...
Alisha MarieHOST
20:48
You know, she's holding hands with people.
Alisha MarieHOST
20:49
She's like walking to the front back to the stage, and then after that she goes on stage and is taking a second and talks and is like, "Thank you guys for the love.
Eric ColleyHOST
9:21
And as I said, she did do them, starting with the 11th song in the set list.
Eric ColleyHOST
9:25
That's when she did We Can't Stop.
Eric ColleyHOST
9:26
Then she did Wrecking Ball, It Used to Be Young, The Climb, Party in the USA, Flowers was the last song.
Eric ColleyHOST
9:31
That's six of the last eight songs performed.

15 MINS LATER

Eric ColleyHOST
24:57
Because when Usher did it a couple of years ago, Usher's albums have not been doing confessions numbers in 20 years, but he still put on a great show, and he had a deep catalog of hits to play.
Eric ColleyHOST
25:07
He's still young enough that he can bring that energy.
Eric ColleyHOST
25:10
If Miley could bring that energy and was going to do Party in the USA and Flowers and Wrecking Ball and We Can't Stop and all these big songs...
Eric ColleyHOST
25:17
Of course she'd want her.
Reanna CruzHOST
43:05
Stay with me, Nate.
Reanna CruzHOST
43:06
She evokes this vibe sonically, I think, on her track Ain't in LA, which contains a nearly one-to-one copy of the intro to Miley Cyrus' We Can't Stop.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:17
Hmm.
Reanna CruzHOST
43:33
Here's We Can't Stop.
Reanna CruzHOST
43:34
We
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:34
Can't Stop.
Nate SloanHOST
43:48
Here we go.
Reanna CruzHOST
43:48
So in a very reductive explanation of nihilism, it kind of boils down to this idea that nothing matters.
Becca TilleyHOST
17:55
It made me want to listen to more of it.
Becca TilleyHOST
17:57
But when she played the stretch of songs that we all know and love, like We Can't Stop, Party in the USA, Wrecking Ball.
Becca TilleyHOST
18:07
Flowers.
Becca TilleyHOST
18:08
Flowers.
Erik ZacharyHOST
2:46
Several videos went viral on Friday.
Erik ZacharyHOST
2:48
I saw these where she was playing her hits like We Can't Stop or Party in the USA.
Erik ZacharyHOST
2:53
Okay.
Erik ZacharyHOST
2:53
By playing, I mean she was vibing.
Patrick HoskinCORRESPONDENT
8:44
Well, Scott Bradlee's a, a really talented piano player and, um, arranger, song arranger, who, uh, recruited a bunch of really talented musicians about 10, 13 years ago, and their thing is to take, like, a very known pop song and sort of, uh, doing it in a doo-wop arrangement, doing these retro kinda swinging styles.
Patrick HoskinCORRESPONDENT
9:04
Like for example, the, the biggest one that they had early on some, some success with on YouTube was Miley Cyrus' We Can't Stop.
Patrick HoskinCORRESPONDENT
9:11
And yeah, those videos were racking up, like, tens of millions of views, enough so that he was able to parlay it into this whole touring production, kind of period costumes, a little bit of like a set, and they present these songs in this kinda swinging presentation.
Michaela SingletonHOST
9:25
Yeah, you told me about this, so I went and watched one of the YouTube videos.

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