“We know, do something else”: Internet reacts with criticism as Miley Cyrus releases ‘Walk of Fame’ MV

Miley Cyrus has just released her new music video, Walk of Fame. In the video we can see her in a bright silver short dress and black boots, showing both strength and a hint of the old days. The song is a big deal as it features Brittany Howard from Alabama Shakes.

“Walk of Fame” video out now. https://t.co/sakTy4VFPU pic.twitter.com/MJgcRVXR4S

— Miley Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) July 17, 2025

Together they create a sound that's full of raw feelings and movie-like style, pushing the album's main ideas of looking inward and changing oneself.

A full-circle moment for Miley Cyrus

The drop of the video comes just after the news that Miley Cyrus will get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Looking back at this big nod, Cyrus talked about old times from her first days in Los Angeles. 

She said that when she was a kid visiting the city, her family used to stay in a hotel on Hollywood Boulevard. During these times she would go for calm night walks with her dad Billy Ray Cyrus before he got famous. These old stories show that the Walk of Fame was a part of her life long before her name was set to be on it. In her words:

"When I first came to LA from Nashville as a little girl, my family would stay at a hotel on Hollywood Blvd. I would go on late night walks with my dad when no one would recognize him (Billy Ray Cyrus)."

What do the netizens say?

Miley Cyrus's new video of Walk of Fame got both good and bad reactions from her fans online. It caught eyes fast, yet a lot of viewers headed out to social sites to give their thoughts. Some said the video's look was too much like her old stuff.

Others talked about how it was made and led, asking if it went well with the song's feel and words. Many fans felt the idea behind it needed more work, sparking talks on many sites about how it strikes overall.

"We know, do something eles," a user commented.

"zero motion loll," another netizen expressed.

"Can we move on from this era?," a user wrote.

"We don’t care make better music pls," a user commented.

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