Miley Cyrus speaks about her Super Bowl possibility in the future: ‘Feels like too much pressure’ |

Miley Cyrus revealed that headlining the Super Bowl halftime show feels “too much pressure” and is intimidating. However, she hinted at the possibility, stating she could consider it if the performance focused on a “journey through the discography and appreciating each song, each era.” She emphasized the need for significant personal preparation for such a massive event.

The Super Bowl halftime show is perhaps one of the biggest events of the year, for the sports world, as well as the entertainment world. Recently, while talking about headlining the event, famed ‘Flowers’ singer Miley Cyrus shared that while the experience could be daunting for her, she still may be up to it. Read ahead to know more about what she had to say.

Miley Cyrus talks about the possibility of headlining the Super Bowl

While talking to Variety in a new interview, the famous singer opened up about the thought of headlining the Super Bowl. While talking about the entire event, she revealed that personally, it “feels like too much pressure” for her, and is something intimidating for her.“I would have to do the mental work of making it not about the Super Bowl, because then you can’t help but go, ‘It’s millions of people, and it’s the most-watched thing in the world,’” she added more context. Furthermore, she recalled her recent ‘Hannah Montana’ anniversary special, and cited that there was a possibility that she could consider doing the event.She would personally have to do a lot of work on herself before she could ever be ready to headline such an event. She continued adding that if the show were like “taking a journey through the discography and appreciating each song, each era for what it is – I think I could find it in myself.”On the work front, Miley Cyrus recently brought out Hannah Montana as the beloved children’s TV show is about to complete 20 years on March 24.

What is the Super Bowl halftime show?

The Super Bowl halftime event is perhaps the most-watched spectacle of the year. Thousands of people across the country attend the game, and even log in from their homes to watch it with full zeal. Over the years, many artists have been invited to headline the show, with the latest one being Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny. The Super Bowl is the official annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL).