In two short video clips, Cyrus, best known for infamously twerking during the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, smokes a humongous blunt, does a little dance, and takes in some Nelly songs that are playing in the background. The singer is known for smoking pot and has even declared her love for the drug to Rolling Stone.
The first clip shows her lighting up, playing to the camera, and then puffing out huge smoke trails. In the second clip, we see her doing the same, and we also get a glimpse of her socks (they’re neon yellow).
Ostensibly, these clips were posted to her Instagram account to show support to Bruce Jenner for his coming-out interview last week with ABC News’ Diane Sawyer. Cyrus also posted a quote by Jenner as part of her public solidarity with the former Olympian, though many of her Instagram quotes seemed to be references at just getting high. Jenner is best known to younger viewers for his appearances on the reality TV show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians. He was married to Kris Jenner for more than two decades and was Kim Kardashian’s stepfather. In the interview, in which he came out as a “trans woman,” he admitted to being a Republican, which is significant because just 21 percent of LBGT Americans identify themselves as such. His admission also set off a flurry of negative tweets on social media from LBGT supporters who weren’t prepared for such a bombshell revelation.
Cyrus has been in the news a lot after Hannah Montana ended, primarily for her controversial antics like partying and drug use. She is extremely active on Twitter, where she has almost 20 million followers; Instagram, where she enjoys almost 19 million followers; and Facebook, where she has close to 50 million likes.
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