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HANNAH MONTANA IS A FAKE

January 8, 2008 | celebrity | editor | 0 Comments

Miley Cyrus is getting called out by fans during her Hannah Montana tour because there are times during the show when a double comes on stage, even in the middle of songs (at about the 2:30 point in this one), and pretends to be the girl who pretends to be Hannah Montana. OK magazine says:

"When it got the to bridge of the song "We Got the Party," her dancers began to crowd around her," one ticked-off Miley fan tells OK!. "Then they covered her with a black sheet and she went through a secret door. Within a second, a new 'Hannah' came out of a different door wearing oversized white glasses. The whole time this was happening Miley's vocals were still playing. It was obvious that the song was being lip-synced. The new imposter had her back turned from the stage while she danced trying to hide that fact that was not Miley Cyrus. At this instant I became very suspicious." "Needless to say I was furious!" says the irate fan. "I paid good money to see the concert. I was disappointed and I felt like I was played for a fool."

I never actually got to the part where they trade out Hannah Montanas.  I watched about 30 seconds of this video then realized what I was doing and stopped.  You can watch it if you want, or you could do what I did, and instead stare at a blank piece of navy blue construction paper for a few hours.  It's roughly 8,459,002 times more exciting.



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