Miley Cyrus And Her Mom Are Pushing For Power And Change In 'Mother's Daughter' Video
"Mother's Daughter," the lead single from
Miley Cyrus's EP
She Is Coming that dropped in May, is a song about seizing power and throttling it. Miley sings that she's nasty, evil, a witch, and she praises the evil trinity; think Randall Flag from
The Dark Tower, only sharper, more youthful, and much more socially aware.
On Tuesday (July 2), Miley released a video for "Mother's Daughter" that's just as gripping, upset, and strapping because the song, featuring a wide array of symbolic figures including her mother. Clad in an all-red, dominatrix-like suit, Miley's on a conquest for equality and understanding. Your attention is just the icing on the cake.
"EVERY WOMAN IS A RIOT" is the initial of several flashing phrases that appear in "Mother's Daughter" during its runtime; "YOU ARE Pretty and "L'HÉROÏSME DE LA CHAIR," the French translation for "The Heroism of the Flesh," and others like it paint the message that Miley, and director Alexandre Moors, wanted to send. That power comes from acceptance and establishing yourself because the conduit for your own firm, then tasking society to step up to the plate and accept you for your own vision — and then being uncompromising with that belief.
Miley dons her evilest gear here, wearing a jumpsuit with metal rings across it, giving the camera every bit of the smiling menace that she paints herself to be, all while her refreshing smile keeps us grounded in reality.
But Miley isn't the only one showcasing the power of accepting oneself here. Her mother, Tish Cyrus, appears within, a fierce smile dominating her features as she repeats the lyrics to the song. Elsewhere, trans model Aaron Philip, dancer Amazon Ashley, actress Angelina Duplisea, queer skater Lacey Baker, and more inspire you also to accept the capacity lurking in your bones, to dominate your reality while obstacles come at your way. Deflect them, as have they, and continue to push for the stars.
Each person here's also in the long fight for acceptance and for equality amongst females and the LGBTQ+ community. With each other they stand, pushing for much-needed change. They've noticed their power.
Miley also recently starred in Netflix's
Black Mirror as fictional singer Ashley O and released a video for "
On a Roll."
Watch the wild video for "Mother's Daughter" up above.
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