Miley Cyrus’ “Breakout” from “Hannah Montana” persona is just another way for the 15-year-old megastar to become more popular. She’s that girl who’s sick of school and her boyfriend…but she loves him although she hates “7 Things” about him..And she’s that girl who’s sick of everybody telling her what to do..and so on and so forth. But, wait a minute…she’s not that girl, at all. She’s a teen idol who has lots of money and has nothing to worry about but her image…And her image is being taken care of by other people…so she really has nothing to worry about.

The Vanity Fair picture is almost forgiven but not entirely forgotten, her new internet pictures where she’s wearing a wet t-shirt don’t shock anymore so..what’s her problem now? Oh, the fact that she wants to break free from her “Hannah Montana” persona..and…the most important part: she wants to show the world she is mature now. Good for her! Let her try…Failure is an important lesson and it’s better to experience it while you’re young…and mature.

She’s so mature that she has in her “7 Things” video some 10 or 11-year-old girls who are kissing and hugging teddy bears and other toys..and then..some of the girls start crying over something, I’m nor sure what. But it looks very mature to me. Toy plus tears plus drama plus chaos equals maturity.

I have to admit that, at least, her voice is pretty good. No arguments there. And, of course, the album will be a hit. There is no doubt that millions of “mature” teenagers who will find themselves in the lyrics will buy the album.

The fact is Miley Cyrus is trying to be a big girl but she still has some things to figure out. And it’s ok…she has all the time and money in the world to explore her talents and find out who she really is.

“Breakout”

1. Breakout
2. 7 Things
3. Driveway
4. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
5. Full Circle
6. Fly On The Wall
7. Bottom Of The Ocean
8. Wake Up America
9. These Four Walls
10. Simple Song
11. Goodbye
12. See You Again (Rock Mafia Remix)