Watch Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande sing a duet in their onesies for The Happy Hippie Foundation
Over the past couple of years, Miley Cyrus has become our favourite provocateur. From hairy armpit selfies (#freeyourpits!) to barely-there butterfly costumes, Miley makes it clear that she is all about doing her own thing. And as of recently, doing her own thing has meant covering inspiring songs with other great artists in honour of the launch of her own charity, The Happy Hippie Foundation. The foundation aims to provide resources for homeless and LGBT youth. Miley has been a supporter of this cause for some time now, notably using her MTV VMA acceptance speech in 2014 as a time to highlight the issue of homelessness in Los Angeles.
Most recently, Miley released a duet featuring a onesie-clad Ariana Grande. Covering the 1986 hit “Don’t Dream It’s Over,” the pair kicked back on an inflatable couch and sung their (unicorn and bear-mouse) hearts out.
Miley’s no stranger to controversy, and with all the press surrounding her new foundation, she managed to kick up even more social media frenzy with an interview with Out Magazine. “I didn’t want to be a boy. I kind of want to be nothing,” the singer claimed, inspiring a social media barrage filled with questions from fans. Some are quick to label her newfound identity as genderqueer and bisexual, but she doesn’t seem to be concerned with labels and is focusing on the spotlight on her charity.
Watch Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande’s gorgeous duet for The Happy Hippie Foundation below.
 to barely-there butterfly costumes, Miley makes it clear that she is all about doing her own thing. And as of recently, doing her own thing has meant covering inspiring songs with other great artists in honour of the launch of her own charity, The Happy Hippie Foundation. The foundation aims to provide resources for homeless and LGBT youth. Miley has been a supporter of this cause for some time now, notably using her MTV VMA acceptance speech in 2014 as a time to highlight the issue of homelessness in Los Angeles.
Most recently, Miley released a duet featuring a onesie-clad Ariana Grande. Covering the 1986 hit “Don’t Dream It’s Over,” the pair kicked back on an inflatable couch and sung their (unicorn and bear-mouse) hearts out.
Miley’s no stranger to controversy, and with all the press surrounding her new foundation, she managed to kick up even more social media frenzy with an interview with Out Magazine. “I didn’t want to be a boy. I kind of want to be nothing,” the singer claimed, inspiring a social media barrage filled with questions from fans. Some are quick to label her newfound identity as genderqueer and bisexual, but she doesn't seem to be concerned with labels and is focusing on the spotlight on her charity.
Watch Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande's gorgeous duet for The Happy Hippie Foundation below.
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