Hannah Montanna has joined the ranks of Disney DONTS
By dloveli
@dloveli (4366)
United States
April 29, 2008 9:49am CST
Come on now! YOu cant tell me you didnt see this one coming. No teenager wants to be seen as a kid. Not when they reach puberty. The same thing with the youger spears sister. Did she really think that Disney was going to accept her pregnancy. It surely didnt fit into the shows story line. Mylie Cyrus didnt do anything wrong. FRom Hollywood standards that was kid stuff. I honestly think she thought that as well. I dont understand what is diffult to see when working on a Disney show for children why they wouldnt want that kind of a photo. You would think with all the people around her, someone would have told her that this may ruin Hannah Montanna. I understand that she may not want to be known as Hannah Montanna forever. Right now that is her bread and butter. If the show was no longer, then ok. You see all these reality shows bringing back child stars that have been unheard about for years. Its almost cruel. You would think these child stars and their parents would say" I dont want you to be doing that years from now" and help them prolong their success. In the beginning, Mylie stated how beautiful the photos were. Now she says she's sorry for the inappropriateness of them. It doesnt take a rocket scientist to know that if youre doing a show thats aimed towards children and teenagers(early teens), Taking a photo, to be on the cover of a popular magazine, that hints to you being nude under a sheet probably isnt a good idea. Am I wrong on this? What do you think?
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@ayumitakashi (4462)
• United States
29 Apr 08
No your not wrong and I agree with you. That show is what made her famous and she should at least be grateful because there are a lot of struggling performers like me who have a problem with booking a gig. She should have waited until she was older or until the show finished. There are all these kids that look up to her. I am kind of relieved that it was nothing worse even though the pictures were bad they could have been worse. The way that teenagers are carrying themselves now they think that they know everything and could do whatever they want without thinking of the consequences. Actually some teenagers only.
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@dloveli (4366)
• United States
30 Apr 08
You are so right about that. These days these kids think were idiots. I have a teenager. All of a sudden she's become all knowing. The sad part of it is that kids today think that if you're not showing skin, youre not sexy. I think this may cost that child her show. I hope not. Well have to wait and see. dl
@ayumitakashi (4462)
• United States
30 Apr 08
Yeah and they need to have good role models that show them that you don't have to show sking to be sexy like America Ferrera who plays Betty in Ugly Betty. There are a few others that don't dress showing skin and are still considered to be sexy and beautiful.
@anshulsood (312)
• India
30 Apr 08
yes you are right even if she is growing up she should be wary of the fact that the show is still on air and small children look upon her .Doing these things i think will just give the parents of the small children a reason to think about allowing their children!!She should just grow up not only by physicality but she should become mature!! She should just try to avoid these things till the show is on air!!
After that she should do whatever she wants even if it means following the footsteps of spears..
Which show is younger spears in don't know anything about that!!
please let me know!!
@dloveli (4366)
• United States
30 Apr 08
Great response! In the situation with the Spears sisters, it doesnt look good as far as their breeding goes. The parents have a big role in their daughters lives. I have seen where the parents, aunts, etc. have been more concerned with their appearance than the care of the girls. This raises a good question, is this the price of fame? or Is fame really worth your morality? I think that is more important than the meaning of life. Thanks for responding. dl
@anshulsood (312)
• India
30 Apr 08
yes this is the cost at which fame comes..
as in the case of britney her life could have been saved from ruining before but the media just made it impossible for her as i liked britney i felt very bad by the things that happened in her life what do you think?
@mommyboo (13174)
• United States
30 Apr 08
She is FIFTEEN YEARS OLD! I highly doubt it was all her idea, so I'd have to hold whoever suggested it at fault. I've only heard a few blurbs on the news and on the radio so I haven't read any articles at length yet. You know, I think she DOES realize that she is a role model and example for young girls. She would have to, given the popularity of Hannah Montana is well.. young school age and preteen girls. I think that her singing career is a little separate from that though, as she now has some songs out as Miley Cyrus, not just Hannah Montana. The duet with her dad is pretty sweet.
I guess another similar situation would be Lizzie McGuire/Hilary Duff with both a show aimed at young girls and a singing career that was focused more on the woman she was becoming.
Also, as much as I hate it, people, especially anybody in the public eye HAS to remember that they are going to be in the public eye. Everybody else is primed for news and some people will go to any lengths to dig up dirt on celebrities, especially if it's bad. If there's nothing bad in your past or personal life, then there will be nothing for dimwits who have nothing better to do to find! I personally don't care, everybody has something that not everybody is going to like in their past somewhere. I don't think it matters so much and it's only a big deal because people are making it one.
@dloveli (4366)
• United States
30 Apr 08
I agree with you that people are making it more of a bigger deal than it is. However, I think that even if she didnt know herself, the people around her new. Her father has been in show business for years. THis is where parental advice and guardianship comes in. They have no one else to blame for any negative publicity but themselves. Its a dog eat dog world and they're definitely wearing milk bone undies. lol dl
@maliki2 (255)
• United States
30 Apr 08
When I first heard about the pictures, I didn't think anything about it. But after taking a look at them, they struck me the wrong way. Disney made Hannah what she is right now. It's unfortunate that alot of these teen stars make bad decisions. Not only that, what was her father thinking? I would never think about posing for pictures like those with a daughter if I had one.
I hope she learns and moves on and doesn't make the mistake that alot of the teen stars have.
@dloveli (4366)
• United States
30 Apr 08
I dont think they're as bad as they could have been. I do think she and her team should have used better judgement. I hope for the children sakes, she gets this squared away. I know so many young girls that look up to her. I think if she had come out a said that she was just trying to look older and sexy and it went too far, it wouldnt have taken on such a life of its own. She initially loved the photos. Thats what people couldnt believe. I hope it all works out and someone learns a lesson from all this. Thanks for responding. dl
