With Miley Cyrus Off Twitter, Maybe You Should Follow Her Dad

by Steve Krakauer | 7:12 pm, October 13th, 2009

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Now that Miley Cyrus has shocked and saddened the world and deleted her Twitter account, by way of YouTube rap video of course, where are her fans going to go to get up-to-the-second Miley news?

How about her Dad. Now he’s put out a video as well, urging her fans to follow him instead. Or rather, Jimmy Fallon did.

Last night on The Late Show with Jimmy Fallon, the host played the part of Billy Ray Cyrus as he mimicked the Miley video released last week. This one was a little harsher, and desperate. “”I may be a one-hitter, that doesn’t make me bitter, my career’s in the sh–ter, but I ain’t no Twitter quitter, I’m still here,” rapped Fallon as Cyrus.

You can follow Billy Ray Cyrus on Twitter here, but as Gossip Cop proved, his tweets aren’t always accurate.

Here’s the video:

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