Miley Cyrus again, sort of spanking, definite ageplay related.

I have no opinion on Miley Cyrus unless she's spanking someone or being spanked, which is surprisingly often. She's been spanked, as an adult, on camera by her real mother in her dressing room. She's spanked her dancers as well as spanking Madonna on stage "hard" as reported. There are also rumors and tweets in there somewhere.

The latest is her promo for her upcoming episode of Saturday Night Live. There's some ageplay and extensive butt patting going on and you can all see for yourselves and decide how you feel about it.

Any idea where the footage of her getting spanked by her mom in her dressing room might be found? I imagine it's more of a "play" spanking" than anything else, but one can dream...

It sort of is, Phil. I think you can google it, it's on YouTube. Just put in something like Miley Cyrus Mom spanking. It's a playful thing done backstage in the dressing room. It's actually kind of cute.

Thanks. I was afraid of that... Frankly, I think Miss Miley could use a real spanking, but maybe that's just me. Her persona is probably more of a character she's made up rather than her real personality, but she's made a boatload of cash "playing" Miley so I guess she's laughing all the way to the bank.

I recall a Spank Shop story involving both Trish and Miley, but I don't think it was one of yours; it appeared on the blog. I liked it a lot but it didn't seem to generate a lot of positive commentary. I think Andrea was disappointed...

Miley seems to have displaced Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears in discussions of what celebrity most needs a spanking.
I do wonder if her whole persona is not in part created deliberately. On the other hand it's plausible that a lot of her behavior is a reaction, a rebellion against her earlier goody-goody Hannah Montana child star image.
I tended to think that she was another of those entertainers who substitute outrageous behavior and lack of clothing for actual talent. Then I saw that duet she did with Melanie(of Woodstock fame) and really was impressed, fine performance(on YouTube).
The problem nowadays is that with so many entertainers, it's the industry, their agents and managers and recording studios ,that tell them what to do, and who to be.Better the old days when people got their starts singing in Greenwich Village coffee houses or something.

It is very much her current persona that makes me feel she could use a good spanking, but after all, she's not breaking any laws (that we know of) and she's traveling down a well-trodden path that others have done before her (e.g., Madonna, and, more recently Lady GaGa) that is, bluntly, openly challenge and defy current cultural stereotypes (i.e., piss off your parents and grandparents) and push the envelope as far as possible. Madonna was progressively more brazen until she was posing fully nude in her "coffee table" book and doing film nudity and then, with no where else to go, except possibly actual porn, she pulled back a bit and became a bit more staid (relatively speaking). Then Lady Gaga came along and very much emulated the early Madge and she shot back at Gaga as a copycat. Miley is undergoing a similar kind of development and one wonders how far she will go. At a certain point, outrageousness simply becomes obnoxious. One thing she shares with them, however, is that she is really talented. She can flat out sing. Whether she can act is another matter. She may not want to and it not as though Madge was terribly successful in that particular field.

Good point about Miley as compared to some celebrity lawbreakers, like Paris Hilton, who unlike Miley is only famous for being famous(although must admit The Simple Life did have some laughs).
Lets not forget that some of us here are from the sixties generation that did piss off a lot of our elders, with our culture and behavior,our dress and music and dancing. And before that there was the Elvis boom and the rock and roll of the Fifties. So I try not to be too judgmental of today's youth. BUT so much of their music does suck! Actually Miley and Avril Lavigne and even Britney's early stuff is enjoyable, compared to that stuff that sounds either like a drunk ranting on a bar stool, or the ravings of a speed freak.

I've actually been a bit saddened by Miley's recent behavior, but I cannot complain about the eye candy.

But I will defend Miley Cyrus on one point: She is one damned fine singer. I've been a Madonna fan since high school, but never thought she was a great singer. I enjoy Lady Gaga, who I think is incredibly talented. But as far as actual singing goes, Miley blows both of them away.

And Anna Netrebko blows Miley away. (and is very easy on the eyes as well) Miley could never even last a minute onstage performing Wagner. In addition, any drama associated with Netrebko occurs in her performances onstage.....and even if she was as obnoxious offstage as Kathleen Battle......what would I care? Sing your part. hit your notes. Move me. And you've done your job. I go home and you go home happy.

Frankly, even wondering about celebrities being spankworthy is a waste of time. Who cares if they even live or die? A good performer is a good performer. they do their job well and that entertains us. Beyond that who cares? Do they ever call? Or even show up at one's house with a six pack? They aren't my friends so thinking about them beyond their roles as entertainers only attributes more value to them than they deserve.

Take movie stars. People say Tom Cruise is a jerk. Maybe. I never met him. But his performances are always solid. They say Christian Bale is weird, but damn his work is impressive...so what do I care about how he is off camera.....unless he comes to my home and behaves badly.

Society's obsession with celebrities is a sign of some sort of unhealthy zeitgeist.

Of course, no other female singer can possibly compare to Floor Jansen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3brcfttchzA