Miley Cyrus Gets Political, Tells Fans To 'Take Charge'

Miley Cyrus is getting political. The singer recently shared her concerns on the state of the country, calling it "rock bottom."

During an interview with Nova 96.9′s 'Fitzy & Wippa', the former Disney star said the 2020 presidential election this November is the most important election in her "lifetime," as she talked about how crucial it is for "young people" to be active and cast their vote.

"Listen, I'm 27, and I know I've never experienced an election this important in my life and hopefully not again in my lifetime," the Tennessee native shared. "I can't express the importance enough, especially if young people getting out there and being active and making sure that their friends, their family are voting, and have the information about how to vote."

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She added: "It’s just crucial that we get out there and make changes and we have someone fit for the job of running our country."

The singer-songwriter went on to say that she thinks the younger generation is getting more involved with this election than in 2016. "I think young people are really stepping up to the plate, really taking charge and getting mobilized working and advocating tirelessly. I really think so, I think that you know it’s kind of rock bottom here right now," the 'Midnight Sky' singer said.

Cyrus also expressed that she feels optimistic that the youth will help restore the country.

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"I think it’s desperate times, I think people will really step up. I don’t believe in 'don’t worry be happy,' I believe that worry is healthy. Worry is why we are washing our hands, wearing our masks, keeping our distance," she concluded. "I believe in realism and not saying everything is going to be okay."