Miley Cyrus fans brand her new single Used To Be Young a ‘beautiful heartfelt masterpiece’ as they’re left sobbing and insist the ballad is the ‘song of the year’

Miley Cyrus fans are sobbing over her new single “Used To Be Young.”

On Thursday night, the 30-year-old singer released the powerful song that looks back on her years in the spotlight, and an accompanying music video of her shedding a tear.

After the song’s release, her fans around the world were quick to pour overwhelming praise for the singer via social media.

After listening to the new single for the first time, they labeled it a ‘beautiful, heartfelt masterpiece’ and emphasized that the ballad is the ‘song of the year’.

On Twitter, someone wrote: ‘Miley Cyrus made me cry with her new song ‘Used to Be Young’. It’s such a beautiful and honest reflection of her journey and growth. She honors her past, loves her present and celebrates her future’

“#USEDTOBEYOUNG BY MILEY CYRUS IS TRUELY A MASTERPIECE,” another tweeted.

Someone else wrote: ‘The fact that I’ve listened to this song 400 times and it still gives me chills. #UsedToBeYoung will become a classic.’

“I’m an emotional wreck right now. Beautiful song. Love you so much @MileyCyrus #UsedToBeYoung,” another fan admitted, while another admitted, “I’m sobbing in the dark right now.. @MileyCyrus #UsedToBeYoung.”

One person said, “#UsedToBeYoung might be my favorite song of all time. USES YOUNG SOTY OH MY GOD. I cried @MileyCyrus #UsedToBeYoung.’

“Early Young is absolutely gorgeous I love the song @MileyCyrus so much #usedtobeyoung,” someone else added.

Another fan tweeted, “What a beautiful heartfelt masterpiece @MileyCyrus always knows how to pull your heart out so proud of you #UsedToBeYoung.”

It comes after Miley got emotional when she spoke about her famous dad, mom Tish Cyrus, 56, and dad Billy Ray Cyrus, 62, on a special that aired Thursday on ABC.

On an hour-long show entitled Endless Summer Vacation: Continued (Backyard Sessions), the singer promoted the release of her new single Used To Be Young, which became available after the special aired.

“During my short life and my long career, I have expressed myself in many different and unique ways.

“But one thing has always remained consistent: telling honest stories. I am extremely grateful and grateful to everyone who takes the time to listen to my new song,” said Miley.

She then looked back on her life starting at the beginning and said, “We’re looking at the top 100 country songs of 1992. When I was born, my dad had the number one country song,” Miley said, referring to her hit song. father, Achy. Fragile heart.

“When I see the numbers, I only see the people behind them who enjoy the music, and I only see people in numbers. A number doesn’t change who I am,” she added.

Miley then discussed the differences between her and Billy Ray.

“My dad grew up the opposite of me. I grew up on a sound stage, for example in a house with a family that was super close and all lived under the same roof. And I grew up financially stable and emotionally stable, I think, in my relationships as well.

“And that’s something my father didn’t have. I’ve seen that affect a lot of people who go from nothing to everything. It’s a really dangerous place,” Miley said.

“So I think mine and my dad’s relationship with fame and success is very different there. Feeling loved by a large audience impacted him more emotionally than it ever did on me.

“When he feels special or important, it’s like he’s healing a childhood wound, and I’ve always felt like a star,” she said.

‘It makes me emotional. So I think that’s the difference. Ah. It touched me,” Miley said, overcome with emotion as she talked about Billy Ray.

Miley added that she had great memories of singing with her dad and learning how to use his voice.

“I will say that vocally I feel like my dad was underappreciated,” Miley said.