Miley Cyrus’ Performance Highlights
Miley Cyrus took to the stage with “Flowers” during SNL 50: The Homecoming Concert on February 14.
The performance featured Cyrus engaging with the audience while singing her award-winning track, referencing her recent Grammy achievements. “Do you do what you are doing Grammy, where are you guys famous and shit and not sing? Sorry for my tongue,” she joked with the New York crowd.
Celebrities in Attendance
During her performance, Cyrus acknowledged several notable celebrities in the audience, including Adam Sandler, whom she affectionately called her “friend,” and Paul Rudd, saying, “I love you, Paul Rudd!” This prompted the actor to blow her a kiss from his seat. The performance concluded with Cyrus taking a bow and expressing her love for SNL creator Lorne Michaels, stating, “I love you, Lorne Michaels!”
This appearance marks Cyrus’ final contribution to Saturday Night Live, having previously participated three times and performed as musical guest four times, with her last show being in 2021.
SNL kicked off its 50th season in September, celebrating the milestone with various special content, including the feature film Saturday Night and a documentary by Questlove dedicated to the show’s musical legacy.
Cyrus has recently hinted at her musical direction, indicating that her upcoming studio album draws inspiration from Pink Floyd’s “The Wall,” but describes it as “a more glamorous and filled pop culture.”
