Miley Cyrus’s brother publicly accuses Katy Perry to have copied | Present

Trace Cyrusknown both for his musical career and for being The older brother of Miley Cyrushe has unleashed The controversy in social networks After publishing a video on Instagram in which Directly accuses Katy Perry and your copying teamwithout success, the steps of the star of Wrecking Ball. In the video, which has quickly viralized, the artist has nothing and launches harsh criticism against the interpreter of Roar.
“I already knew that Katy Perry and her team were pathetic when her career was starting to die“, starts in a blunt tone. From there, it embarks on a series of comparisons that, according to him, show a systematic imitation of the artistic and aesthetic trajectory of Miley Cyrus.
“A shit did not work”
The musician emphasizes the change of radical image that his sister starred a few years ago. “She cut her hair, broke the Internet, everyone flipped and became blonde. We should do that with you, Katy“, Ironiza, hinting that the team of the Teenage Dream He tried to replicate that transformation without achieving the same media impact.
But trace does not stop in the visual. It also accuses the Californian singer to follow The same steps in the musical field. Mentions as an example the stage in which Miley He collaborated with artists like Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J or Mike Will Made-Tespecially in the song 23. According to him, this inspired the collaboration of Katy Perry with Migos in Bon Appétitan attempt that, in Cyrus words, “Shit did not work“

“Then they tried some EDM songs because The EDM It is fashionable … and it didn’t work. Now let’s Send you to fucking space… it didn’t work. It is not working. The shot is leaving the cylinder head“,, the musician sentence, finishing off his criticism with a sarcastic tone.
So far, neither Katy Perry nor his team have responded to Trace Cyrus statements, but the controversy is already talking in specialized networks and media. What is certain is that the debate on authenticity and influence in industry Pop It is more ignition than ever.