# Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus stands as a dynamic pop icon, celebrated for her continuous artistic evolution and unapologetic self-expression.  Her identity is marked by a powerful vocal presence and a willingness to explore diverse musical landscapes, from pop anthems to rock-infused tracks and country-tinged ballads.

Profile: https://www.cultiq.app/directory/united-states/miley-cyrus

## Core facts
- Category: Pop
- Entertainment scene: United States
- Active since: 2006
- Genre: Pop, Rock, Country, Experimental

## Audience
- Estimated fandom size: 94M
- Female share: 65%
- Core audience: Gen X – Millennials
- Top market: United States
- Top market: United Kingdom
- Top market: Brazil
- Top market: Mexico
- Top market: Canada
- Top market: Australia

## Highlights
- Milestone: Top market United States — 45% of fandom
- Milestone: Authentic and relatable image appeals to diverse audiences.
- Partnerships: Evolving artistry aligns well with fashion and lifestyle brands.

## Frequently asked

### Who is Miley Cyrus?
Miley Cyrus is a Pop from the United States, debuted in 2006.

### How many fans does Miley Cyrus have?
Miley Cyrus has approximately 94 million global fans, making them a Major tier artist on the Cultiq fandom index.

### What markets is Miley Cyrus popular in?
Miley Cyrus's strongest markets are United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, out of 20 markets tracked on Cultiq.

### What genres does Miley Cyrus perform?
Miley Cyrus performs Pop, Rock, Country, Experimental, primarily within the Pop ecosystem.

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