Miley Cyrus Calls The Industry Dark, Saying Her Black Mirror Episode Is Based On Her

in the event you thought the Black Mirror episode "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Also starring Miley Cyrus as pop star Ashley O hit a little bit also close to residence for the singer, you were certainly on to something.


In a new interview with Elle, Cyrus talked a myriad of topics with the publication, initial up about her marriage to Liam Hemsworth, her thoughts on karma, and the moment she knew she wanted to break away from being Hannah Montana.


But one particularly curious segment from the interview was any time Miley touched on her thoughts on the Black Resemble episode that caught on like wildfire. In response to the notion that she should never have to mention no because she is a woman in the music industry, Miley noted that her new music is certainly telling that story," as is her Black Mirror episode.


"The character is me," she mentioned. "They twisted it up the way they habitually do, although the industry is already pretty dark. And at times, I’ve certainly felt like Ashley O. I still do. Making this record, I felt like Ashley O at times." Black Mirror creator and co-showrunner Charlie Brooker sought Miley out for the role, according to Cyrus.


"They gave me the script and were like, 'Let us know if you’re interested.' And I read it and was like, 'It’s not even if I’m interested or not. It’s just that no one else can play this because this is my life. Like, you just took my life."


In the same interview, the former Disney star touched on her iconic role as Hannah Montana, recalling the exact moment she knew she couldn't play the part anymore. She knew she wanted to break out of the old while she turned 18 because "it felt ridiculous."


"The minute I had sex, I was sort of like, I can’t put the fucking wig on again. It got weird," she mentioned. "I was grown up."


Cyrus went on to discuss how, at this point in her life, she's feels the "most powerful" she's ever felt, noting that she likes the way being sexual makes her feel, nevertheless that she's "never performing for men."


It's an eye-opening interview, nevertheless the bits about her experience in the industry mirroring the harrowing events that Ashley O faced in the Black Mirror episode are disturbing, to be sure. It goes to show there's habitually more than what meets a persons vision any time it comes to series like these, and hopefully Miley can continue spreading positivity to combat the negative vibes she believes the entertainment industry is rife with.