By Robert Scucci
| Published 52 seconds ago

Any South Park fan will tell you that Season 5’s “Scott Tenorman Must Die” was the turning point for Eric Cartman. After Scott Tenorman stole $16.12 from Cartman, he had his parents murdered, ground them up into chili, and then fed them to him. It was the singular moment where everybody living in South Park, the parents, the teachers, and, most importantly, the boys, realized they should never mess with Cartman because they now knew what he was capable of when crossed.

Up until this point, Cartman’s behavior was problematic, but it never crossed the line in such a brutal way. Not only was he able to anticipate everybody’s moves and counter them with alarming precision, he was also able to feign ignorance and play along just enough to make everyone think he was falling into their trap. “Scott Tenorman Must Die” transformed Cartman into a Machiavellian genius, but what’s more alarming is his behavior in Season 15, specifically in “Bass to Mouth.”

Cartman is at his most evil and manipulative in “Bass to Mouth,” and it’s worse because everybody encourages it. By this point in the series, 10 years after “Scott Tenorman Must Die,” everybody in South Park knows that Cartman is a full-blown sociopath who feels no remorse and only cares about self-preservation when push comes to shove. When that behavior is enabled by authority figures and he’s given free rein to do whatever he wants, it becomes dangerous for everybody.

You Never Go Bass To Mouth

While I’d love to talk at length about Lemmiwinks’ return, his long-lost brother Wikileaks, the sage-like advice from the Catatafish and the Sparrow Prince, and what the rest of the boys are up to when their private information gets leaked through the Eavesdropper app, none of that really matters when it comes to Cartman’s behavior in “Bass to Mouth.” It’s important to frame the story, but Cartman is going to do what Cartman does whether there’s an Eavesdropper app or not, so let’s focus on what he actually does in this South Park episode.

In “Bass to Mouth,” the Eavesdropper app leaks information that Pete Melman went number two in his pants, and Cartman immediately starts fanning the flames. He’s called to the office, where Principal Victoria, Mr. Mackey, and Mr. Adler confront him. We learn that a year prior, a similar incident happened with a boy named Corey Duran, who was bullied so relentlessly by Cartman that he was driven to suicide. In a Hail Mary attempt to prevent another similar incident, the faculty allows Cartman to do whatever he thinks is necessary to make sure Pete Melman’s life isn’t ruined.

Cartman, in his infinite wisdom, decides the best course of action is to make another student crap their pants, shifting attention away from Pete’s embarrasing incident. He gives Jenny Simons cupcakes laced with laxatives, and she takes a trip to brown town in the middle of class. He then jumps on a desk to loudly broadcast what just happened. Jenny’s suicide attempt is a failed one, but she’s left with a shattered pelvis from the fall.

Knowing full well he won’t get in trouble, Cartman explains to the South Park Elementary faculty that every single student needs to suffer the same embarrasment. His logic is simple: if everybody craps their pants, then nobody can be made fun of.

The real smoking gun is the exchange between Principal Victoria and Cartman. Exasperated, she says, “That’s insane!” and without missing a beat, Cartman flatly responds, “Okay. Well, if you have a better idea, then why am I here?” He knows he has total control over the situation, and he knows he won’t face any consequences. In fact, he knows he’ll be rewarded, because the only thing anybody cares about is avoiding bad press. They’re all pawns in Cartman’s game, and Cartman knows it.

The Entire Season Is Like This

Mr. Mackey’s plan in “Bass to Mouth,” once every one of Cartman’s ideas backfires, is to throw him under the bus. Literally. Even then, after the Lemmiwinks and Wikileaks subplot hits its boiling point, Cartman still gets the last laugh by sabotaging Mackey using the same methods he was encouraged to use earlier. Laxatives and Arby’s Horsey Sauce go into cupcakes, Mackey eats them, and erupts like Vesuvius. It’s crystal clear what Cartman’s intentions with Mackey are here, considering that everybody this has happened to previously has tried to take their own life, or succeeded in doing so. Cartman is 10 years old in this episode.

The wild part about Season 15 is that this is par for the course for Cartman. By this point in South Park’s run, everybody should know better. Two episodes later, when he’s told by the rest of the boys that he needs to stop playing with his dolls and grow up, he orchestrates an elaborate scheme to eliminate them that ends with Token’s house being shot up. Earlier in the season, Cartman measures every boy’s wiener length and posts the results. He steals crack babies from the hospital and forces them to play basketball so he can make internet money. The season closes with him getting his well-intentioned but militantly agnostic foster parents arrested, effectively orphaning the children they were caring for.

Season 5 may be the moment where Cartman’s true evil first shows itself, but it doesn’t fully evolve into its darkest form until Season 15, when everybody knows exactly what he’s capable of and still chooses to enable him when it benefits them. Cartman isn’t at his worst when nobody understands him and he’s lashing out. He’s at his worst when everyone does and they let him get away with it.

South Park is streaming on Paramount+.

By Brian Myers
| Published 10 seconds ago

In an address to other scientists, a speaker at a recent convention in The Woodlands, TX revealed that a previously overlooked collision on the moon’s surface could foreshadow significant risks to life on the moon. A massive crater, less than two years old, has an impact zone with debris spread far and wide, leading some to believe that future habitation of Earth’s only satellite is riskier than previously thought. At the very least, this discovery helps to further outline the necessary risk management needed for short and long term stays on the orbiting object’s surface.

The new crater measures more than 200 meters wide, exceeding the length of two football fields. It was discovered in March 2026, but is believed to have been formed nearly two years before. The images of the crater were captured by a camera aboard NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in April or May 2024.

Mapping The Surface For Future Missions

In a report given at the Lunar and Planetary Sciences Conference on March 17, 2026, planetary scientist Mark Robinson gave a detailed description of the crater to his peers. In addition to the crater’s 225 meter width, the elongated hole has an average depth of 43 meters. However, what is perhaps the most interesting discovery concerns the material observed in and around the crater’s edges.

Nearly all around the crater’s precipices are sheer drops. To Robinson, this means that the object that impacted the lunar surface and created the crater hit on a spot that was mostly volcanic rock. The lava, long ago solidified, buckled when struck from above and the crater was formed. But the elongated shape of the crater suggests that, according to Robinson, a mix of lunar material is present underneath the soil. If the impact zone would have been all rock, then the crater would have been more circular. 

With thousands of images to examine, it’s easy to understand why this new crater was initially missed by researchers. Launched in 2009, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter serves as the longest-surviving functional object in lunar orbit. According to NASA, it has successfully “mapped the Moon’s surface and measured its temperature, composition, and radiation environment in unprecedented detail.” These complex tasks combine to make selecting safer locations for future astronaut landings more efficient. The data also gives better calculations on where sunlight is best captured, helping to make best use of any equipment that will be landed during upcoming missions.

Precautions To Consider

NASA also reports that a crater of this size only occurs every 139 years or so. The impact zone of this particular crater is expansive, too. The impact generated a ring of ejecta (impact debris) that is hundreds of meters from the center of the impact zone. What is even more startling is the overall area of disturbance. Robinson and other scientists have observed impacts and other phenomena as far as 120 kilometers from the crater itself.

With an exosphere consisting of argon, helium, and neon, the vacuum surrounding the moon’s surface doesn’t create an environment that will burn up smaller asteroids in the way that the Earth’s atmosphere does. This means that objects of the same size entering the orbit of both planetary bodies will have more of an impact on the lunar surface than on Earth’s.

These are not new revelations, as scientists have known about the impact of asteroids and other debris on the moon’s surface for decades. What it does mean, however, is that extra precautions need to be taken when constructing permanent structures on the lunar surface. A 2005 study showed only a 1% probability of damaging impact from an asteroid or meteoroid, though the same paper revealed that this probability increases by a single percent with each building that is constructed.

The study also reports that impacts occur on the moon’s surface daily. Though the odds of impact with a future structure are “very small,” impacts without any warning pose catastrophic risks to persons or supplies inside such a structure. The study concludes by reinstating the importance of considering the shape, size, and material base for any potential moon structure, especially if it is meant to be occupied by people.

NASA has planned for astronauts on the upcoming Artemis missions to live aboard the Gateway Space Station, which will orbit the moon. But with missions planned that will include surface habitation systems, Robinson and other scientists seem to agree that additional precautions should be taken to minimize or eliminate potential structural damage from falling objects.

Kelly Osbourne’s love life has taken another unexpected turn, and this time, it’s unfolding under the weight of grief, change, and shifting priorities. 

Just months after a headline-making proposal, her relationship with Sid Wilson has quietly paused, leaving fans wondering what really happened. 

While those close to the couple insist the story isn’t over, Kelly appears focused on healing and moving forward, even as new dynamics in her personal life continue to raise eyebrows.

Kelly Osbourne’s Engagement To Sid Wilson Took A Sudden Turn

Kelly Osbourne’s engagement to Sid Wilson once felt like a full-circle moment, especially after his surprise proposal backstage at Ozzy Osbourne’s final Black Sabbath concert. 

The emotional moment even included a now-infamous joke from her father, who quipped, “F-ck off you’re not marrying my daughter, are you?” The crowd laughed, and Kelly’s reaction made it clear she was saying yes.

However, just seven months later, the relationship has shifted dramatically. Insiders say the couple have called off their engagement, though not necessarily their entire relationship. 

“Kelly and Sid have called off their engagement, but they haven’t shut the door on the relationship,” one source told the Daily Mail. 

Their bond remains significant, especially as they share their young son, Sidney Jr.

Despite the split, those close to them suggest there’s still an emotional connection lingering beneath the surface, leaving room for uncertainty about what comes next.

Kelly’s Grief Over Ozzy Osbourne Played A Major Role

Kelly Osbourne’s relationship struggles appear deeply tied to a devastating personal loss, the death of her father, Ozzy. 

According to insiders, the timing of everything played a major role in the shift between her and Wilson.

Friends say the split came shortly after Ozzy’s passing, with one source explaining that his death “has a lot to do with it.” 

Another added, “Ozzy was Kelly’s best friend,” emphasizing the profound bond they shared.

The grief has reportedly made it difficult for Kelly to focus on anything else, including her relationship. 

As she processes the loss, those around her have stepped in to offer support, recognizing that she is navigating one of the most difficult periods of her life.

Rather than pushing forward with wedding plans or relationship commitments, Kelly appears to be prioritizing healing, creating space for herself during an emotional and overwhelming time.

Kelly Osbourne Sparks Speculation With Close Friend Kiinicki

As Kelly adjusts to life after her split, attention has shifted to her close friendship with Kiinicki. 

The Los Angeles-based non-binary hairdresser has been a constant presence, even traveling to the UK to support her and her son.

Their bond has not gone unnoticed. “Close friends have been speculating about Kiinicki as they don’t know exactly what’s going right now,” an insider shared. 

The speculation intensified after the singer posted photos of them together, including a playful image in bed with her child, as well as snapshots from outings and events.

As The Blast reported, the pair were also seen at an exclusive London after-party, where one observer claimed, “They were all over each other all night and were hardly trying to hide it.” 

Matching tattoos and shared moments on social media have only fueled curiosity about the nature of their connection. 

While nothing has been officially confirmed, Kiinicki’s presence in Kelly’s life during this period has clearly become a focal point for those watching from the outside.

Kelly Has Long Spoken Openly About Love And Identity

Kelly Osbourne’s evolving personal life is not entirely surprising to those familiar with her past comments. Years earlier, she made it clear she does not look at love from a rigid lens.

In a candid 2017 interview with PrideSource, she made it clear she does not believe relationships should be defined by labels. 

Kelly said, “You can’t put a gender on love,” adding that she is open to loving “anybody” and believes connection is about the person, not their identity.  

While she admitted she had never been in a relationship with a woman, she embraced a “never say never” mindset, suggesting she would not rule anything out.  

The singer also shared her broader view that “everybody’s gay” in the sense that attraction is a human experience rather than something fixed.  

At the same time, she stressed that sexuality should be taken seriously, expressing frustration with people who treat it like a trend. 

Kelly Osbourne Focuses On Healing As Sid Wilson Steps Back

While Kelly appears to be moving forward, Wilson is said to be taking a different approach, one rooted in patience. 

The Slipknot DJ has reportedly chosen to give her space rather than push for clarity, understanding that her focus is elsewhere.

“Now is not the time for Kelly to put effort into a wedding and be present in a relationship when she is still dealing with her dad’s death,” an insider said. 

“Sid realized the relationship was on the back burner, and now is the time for her to focus on getting healthy, being the best mom she can be – and he will support her when he is needed,” they added.

The couple, who began dating in 2022 and welcomed their son Sidney Jr in November 2023, share a deep connection that hasn’t entirely disappeared. 

This is Kelly’s third broken engagement, following past relationships with Matthew Mosshard and Luke Worrall, but insiders believe this situation may be different.

“They might get back together once she deals with everything because he continues to be a great support,” a source said. 

Still, they acknowledged the current reality, noting, “As of right now, Kelly is trying to figure everything else out, and there is no time to nurture a relationship she finds no need for right now, and Sid totally gets that.”

What started as what some might call a harmless prank quickly turned into something far more serious—Majeed Guerry is at the center of an alleged criminal incident. Authorities say the water balloon incident unfolded in Washington state and allegedly ended with a teen being shot.

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Water Balloon Prank Escalates In Tacoma

According to police, Majeed Guerry allegedly confronted a group of teens after they threw a water balloon at his car while he was driving through Tacoma on February 28. The balloon reportedly drenched him after entering through his open window. Things reportedly escalated fast, with Guerry allegedly chasing the teens, blocking their vehicle, and confronting them with a firearm. Investigators say he allegedly threatened the group, demanded their belongings, and physically assaulted one teen before pressing a gun to the victim’s chest and firing. The teen survived but suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized.

Majeed Guerry Arrested At Casino

Police also say that Guerry allegedly robbed the teens during the encounter, demanding money and becoming upset when initially handed just $1. However, he allegedly said, “Do you think I’m f—ing stupid?” before taking $100 from them and leaving the scene.

After the incident, authorities say he went to a nearby casino, where he was located and arrested. Guerry has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including assault and robbery. Additional charges include unlawful possession of a firearm, while his bail has been set at $150,000.

Docs Offer More Details From Encounter

The affidavit allegedly states that the  suspect pressed a gun to the teen’s temple and made threatening statements. Before the shooting, the affidavit says the suspect reportedly pointed the weapon at all four teens and demanded their belongings. He also allegedly pistol-whipped one teen in the face, leaving him dazed while grabbing his jacket collar.

“[The victim] stated the suspect … pressed the muzzle of the pistol into [the victim’s] right temple,” according the affidavit. “[The victim] remembers the gun being cold as it made contact with his temple. As the suspect did this, he said things like ‘You think that’s funny?’ and ‘I’ll kill all you white boys in this car right now.’”

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Happy New Music Friday! The weekend is here, which means more streaming, new playlists and the best that music has to offer — and ET has you covered for everything in between.

Paul McCartney has announced his first solo album in over 5 years, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, out May 29. The album is his most introspective album to date and takes listeners back to where it all began. Paul has released a new song, “Days We Left Behind,” which he says is “very much a memory song of me. I was thinking just that, about the days I left behind and I do often wonder if I’m just writing about the past but then I think how can you write about anything else?”

Miley Cyrus celebrated the 20th anniversary of Hannah Montana with a star-studded premiere of Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special at the El Capitan Theatre earlier this week. The special is streaming on Disney+ and Hulu and takes a look back as Miley revisits her most memorable moments. Miley shared, “HM was the beginning of the life I know now. The bond my fans and I share is as rare and beautiful as this whole journey has been.” In honor of the anniversary, she released a new song “Younger You” from the special.

Miley was honored yesterday at 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards where she received the Innovator Award. Taylor Swift, the night’s most nominated artist made it a date night with fiancé Travis Kelce and took home 7 awards including Pop Album of the Year, Album of the Year, Pop Song of the Year, Best Lyrics, Best Music Video, Favorite Tour Style, and Artist of the Year.

Charlie Puth has a lot to celebrate this week with the arrival of his first child, a son named Jude who was born on March 13, and his new album, Whatever’s Clever!

During his sold out Los Angeles stop on the Wishbone World Tour last weekend, Conan Gray made a surprise announcement that he is releasing the deluxe version of his album Wishbone on April 24. He shared, “these songs are not songs that didn’t make the album, they’re all new songs written after wishbone, feelings i could only reach in the aftermath of the album’s release, these songs aren’t missed pages, they’re the next chapter.” McKenna Grace also made a surprise appearance to help break the wishbone. Conan’s new single “The Best” is out now.

Spotify hosted an exclusive event with BTS this week to celebrate the release of their album, ARIRANG at New York City’s Pier 17. Marking their first U.S. performance in 4 years, the group sat down with superfan Suki Waterhouse for a Q&A before performing new tracks for an audience of over 1000 fans. The group opened up about the meaning of their new single “SWIM” and making their return to New York to perform.

Plus, new music from ZAYN, Luke Bryan, Becky G, RAYE, Suki Waterhouse, Thomas Rhett, TAEMIN, Stray Kids, NE-YO, Yeat, Jessie Reyez and more.
 

“Days We Left Behind” – Paul McCartney

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“Younger You (from The Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special)” – Miley Cyrus

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Whatever’s Clever! – Charlie Puth

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“Sideways” – ZAYN

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“Country And She Knows It” – Luke Bryan

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“MARATHON” – Becky G

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THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. – RAYE

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“Back in Love” – Suki Waterhouse

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“Georgia On My Mind” – Thomas Rhett

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“The Best” – Conan Gray

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“Up Out & Gone” – NE-YO
 

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ADL (A Dangerous Lyfe / A Dangerous Love) – Yeat

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“별, 빛 (STAY)” – Stray Kids

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Zavier – Fetty Wap

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“Long Way Home” – TAEMIN

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RISE – Melissa Etheridge

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“In My Truck” – BRELAND

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$TILL PAID – Jessie Reyez

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HADES – Melanie Martinez

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DEVOUT – David Archuleta

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Ice Cream – YUNA from ITZY

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CANDY – Justine Skye

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“Disassociate” – JUTES

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“I Always Do” – Sophia James

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“Baby Blue” – Cody Simpson

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1.2 – Whitney Whitney

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Spring Forward – Florence Road

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Heavy On The Soul – Ty Myers

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“JUNGLE” – Flyana Boss

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“AYE” – GELO

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“Chemical Love” – FILLY

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“Stay” – Stephen Dawes

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“Box Wine Problems” – Alison Nichols

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Sometimes a single tweet is all it takes to send the internet spiraling—and on Thursday afternoon, Ted Cruz reminded everyone that he doesn’t hold back. The Texas senator took to social media to share his thoughts on Druski’s recent viral skit, and let’s just say his response left fans shook.

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Ted Cruz Shades “Conservative Women” Joke

On Thursday, Ted’s reaction on X was short, sharp, and dripping with disdain—he labeled the skit, “Beneath contempt.” Social media immediately exploded, with folks debating whether Cruz’s reply was justified or if he was just providing free publicity to Druski’s comedy. The skit itself pokes fun at conservative women’s behaviors. Now, thanks to Cruz, it’s getting even more attention—and laughs—than before.

Beneath contempt. https://t.co/vwyOs7UYZL

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) March 26, 2026

Cruz Gets Dragged By Social Media

The moment hit TSR’s Instagram, and the comment section immediately went off. Some fans were cracking up that Ted Cruz actually responded. Meanwhile, others were quick to point out that pretty much everyone else seems to be vibing with Druski’s message. And of course, a few turned the tables, reminding everyone that Trump joked about Obama—so maybe politicians just can’t help but get pulled into the tea.

One Instagram user @frankvasquez_ said, “Oh it’s a problem when you guys are at the end of a joke😂😂😂”

This Instagram user @_oh.itschrissy added, “WE THE PEOPLE 🗣️🗣️🗣️ Support Druski’s message & representation of current day US 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽”

And, Instagram user @truly.rare shared, “Makes it funnier that he responded 😂💥🐕”

Likewise, Instagram user @truly.ese commented, “Druski got a senator to respond. He won 😂”

Then Instagram user @halfpintfilmzz claimed, “Target Audience Reached“

Lastly, Instagram user @paulanaja_ shared, “Sh*t was cute when Trump was posting about Obama tho. He’ll be alright. 😂👍🏽”

Recap Of Druski’s Viral Skit

This week, Druski had the internet gagged—and it’s not hard to see why. In just 15 hours, his skit “How Conservative Women in America Act” racked up more than 273,000 comments on Instagram alone. And, he’s trending across social media.

Druski’s performance shows him in full white woman makeup and a crisp white suit, strolling onto a stage surrounded by sparklers and American flags, smiling, dancing to rap, and striking prayer poses. From pretending to offer prayers during media interviews about international crises to wiping fake tears during the pledge of allegiance, ordering an “organic pup cup” from Starbucks, trying pilates, and giving a mock speech about “protecting white American men, the ones who matter most,” the skit skewers the quirks and behaviors of conservative women in the most exaggerated way possible.

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Miley Cyrus celebrated her Innovator Award win at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards with a heartfelt acceptance speech paying tribute to her Hannah Montana roots.

The “Slide Away” singer, 33, took the stage at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Thursday, March 26, to accept the honor.

In her speech, Cyrus reflected on celebrating 20 years of Hannah Montana, describing the milestone as “a dream come true.”

“My double denim and gold scarf thank you because they’ve been waiting over a decade to leave the house,” she joked.

Cyrus went on to credit Hannah Montana for influencing her real life, explaining that the character “inspired me so much in my own career.”

“I fell in love with the idea that you can create a persona that gives you the confidence and the courage to perform authentically and that sometimes the fake you can actually reveal the real you,” she said.

Cyrus also reflected on what the concept of innovation has meant for her throughout her career.

“Innovation for me hasn’t been about leaving who I’ve been behind, but about keeping the journey of finding myself a lot of fun,” she said. “I’ve always written songs and told stories because I love it, and winning awards for that work is of course rewarding, but it’s not my compass, because if it was, I’m sure I’d end up very lost.”

She added: “When the win isn’t recognition, but making art that reaches the hearts of people I may never meet, it brings me a kind of joy that is deeply meaningful. Younger me is so honored to share this moment with you. I’m proud to stand here and tell you how much you mean to me.”

Since its 2014 inception, the iHeartRadio Innovator Award has been presented to an artist who has impacted music and global culture during their career. Past recipients include Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, Pharrell Williams, Alicia Keys, Chance the Rapper and U2.

In addition to the Innovator Award, Cyrus already has two iHeartRadio Music Awards on her shelf after winning Best Lyrics for “Wrecking Ball” in 2014 and Pop Song of the Year for “Flowers” in 2024.

Cyrus’ latest accolade comes just days after she marked the 20th anniversary of Hannah Montana’s premiere with a Disney+ special on Tuesday, March 24.

“I learned this terrible habit — but I actually think it was good advice from [godmother] Dolly [Parton],” Cyrus told Variety earlier this month of how the special came to be. “She told me that if you want something to happen, promote it before it exists. Then no one can say no. So I just started promoting a Hannah Montana 20th-anniversary special that literally did not exist.”

She continued, “I think even Disney sometimes forgets the connection between me and Hannah. It’s not just a TV show. I see daily how important Hannah is to people. When I travel, people bring me Hannah merch. They ask, ‘Are you ever going to do another season?’”

At a screening of the special, Cyrus delivered a speech reflecting on her big break as Hannah Montana.

“Everything in my life is so amazing because Disney took a chance on me,” she said. “I had no business coming out to Los Angeles thinking that I could carry a show or pretend to be a pop star. I had no experience. I had done some theater before. … There were some years where I think they thought they made the right call. I think it all worked out just fine because whatever got us here in this room to honor and celebrate — not just the show itself — which has been the beginning of all of this. The cast is here tonight and it’s so amazing. Without you all, this show would never [have] been what it is.”

She continued, “I might be the only one in this room that never got to go to a Hannah Montana concert [because] I was the Hannah Montana concert. But now I understand why it was so much fun to go to one of Hannah’s shows to dress like her, wear the wig and wear the scarf. That’s what it felt like for me to celebrate Hannah Montana — now from the other side.”