Today I will review the music video ‘Can’t Be Tamed’ by Miley Cyrus. The whole video has a very eerie, spooky fell to it, relating to the lyrics of the video, and departs from Miley Cyrus younger ‘Hannah Montana’ image, while saying with the usual pop genre. It is aimed at the age range of teenagers, and t is unlikely that any parent of pre teen fans of Disney Miley, would bar them child from watching this. The video includes very provocative clothing and actions, again showing a more adult, grown up Cyrus, but still with a (old) teenage vibe. The theme of ‘Cant be tamed’ centres around Miley being a species of a aggressive, exotic animal being unveiled, representing her unveiling of her new, older, raunchy image. The song is a massive contrast to another of her recent songs ‘When I Look At You’ which displays her as a innocent young g girl, very unlike the rebellious appearance she portrays in this new video. The black feathers outfit she wears in the majority of her video, as well as her dark, dramatic make up also enhance this. There is a clip of Cyrus with displaying a more natural look, a big contrast to the other scenes, implying to fans of her previous image that she hasn’t fully gone. Overall this songs tune may be similar to her previous work, but the lyrics and video are a very dramatic change.
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