Even Haters Can’t Stop Talking About Miley Cyrus’ Cover Of Blondie’s ‘Heart Of Glass’

Miley Cyrus has long been known for her ability to reinvent herself, but her live cover of Blondie’s iconic “Heart of Glass” marked a turning point that even her fiercest critics couldn’t ignore. Capturing the pure, raw power of rock music, Miley delivered a performance so immense, captivating, and refined that it almost put Blondie’s original to shame.

Dressed in full ‘80s style and performing live without a hint of autotune, Miley channeled the energy of a world-famous diva plucked straight from the golden era of music history. Her raspy, commanding vocals and effortless stage presence transported audiences to a time when music was bold, unapologetic, and alive.

The impact was immediate. Fans and critics alike hailed the performance as one of her best, a career-defining moment that cemented her as more than a pop star — but a genuine rock icon in her own right. The cover quickly amassed over 177 million views on YouTube, a testament to its powerful reach and the way it resonated across generations.

In a world often dominated by polished pop and studio effects, Miley’s “Heart of Glass” reminded everyone what real, raw music feels like — and left no doubt that she is an artist still full of surprises.