Miley Cyrus speaks up about D*b*b* controversy

[phinyls]

So Miley had an unconventional approach to this whole D*b*b* situation.

I personally love where her heart is with this and I believe she is very well intended and doing great for trying to be "the bigger person" and trying to educate. Although I'm afraid some people, like him, are just not willing to learn and grow outside their own pride and prejudice... ultimately this will blast on Miley's face.

What are your thoughts?

 

 

[Moscow]

Well, she's not defending him she's just saying she's against cancel culture which I agree as well she's offering help and nothing else I hope people don't take this the wrong way. 

[I Always Sing Live]

The problem isn't cancel culture, Miley. These aren't some innocent comments he made as a teenager. This is a 29-year-old man who has already shown that he doesn't want to learn. Plus, let's not forget that he's been involved in actual violence too. I agree that we need to be much more redemptive than punitive, but I don't think it applies to DaBaby. Not for now at least. 

[Britney671]

only rich people have issues with cancel culture. why did he have to say that crap? now every celeb is just gonna say sorry on tv and be forgiven? not as easy as a simple conversation. this issue goes farther than homophobia in rap and music in general. I for one am happy he got what he deserved.

[phinyls]

2 minutes ago, Britney671 said:

only rich people have issues with cancel culture. why did he have to say that crap? now every celeb is just gonna say sorry on tv and be forgiven? not as easy as a simple conversation. this issue goes farther than homophobia in rap and music in general. I for one am happy he got what he deserved.

Don't get me wrong. I agree with you - he absolutely got what he deserved. Would be a travesty to see festivals still endorsing him as a headliner after everything. 
What I think Miley was trying to preach is basically anyone's right's to redemption and grow their way of thinking and behaving (i hardly believe her point was to say that he doesn't deserve being called out and getting dropped of work gigs). Either way I clap at Miley for having the will to try and speak with such of a close minded person, I know i couldn't.

[Britney671]

1 minute ago, phinyls said:

Don't get me wrong. I agree with you - he absolutely got what he deserved. Would be a travesty to see festivals still endorsing him as a headliner after everything. 
What I think Miley was trying to preach is basically anyone's right's to redemption and grow their way of thinking and behaving (i hardly believe her point was to say that he doesn't deserve being called out and getting dropped of work gigs). Either way I clap at Miley for having the will to try and speak with such of a close minded person, I know i couldn't.

I would have understood her feelings towards healing and redemption through growth, however, I have no respect for his comments about AIDS. I do wish healing for him through Miley.

[FemmeFataleBrit]

This is how we need to handle things. Grown man or not, everyone can learn from this. Some people are raised to be homophobic and racist. Let’s hope he uses this opportunity and backlash to learn. Why do y’all want to just cancel someone every 92 seconds?

[Isla]

I already spoke about this in the main DaBaby thread but I'm actually okay with this response. She wants to educate him on LGBTQ+ rights and help him become a better person. I don't see what's so bad about that. What he said was absolutely disgusting but hopefully he can learn from this. 

[princessmimi]

Man im SO out of the loop cause I dont even know who he is and what he said! 

What did he say?