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Timbaland Says Miley Cyrus Is The ‘Female Justin Timberlake’

‘That girl can sing so good,’ super-producer says of their collaboration on Shock Value II.
By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Shaheem Reid






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When Timbaland hooked up with Miley Cyrus for the track “We Belong to the Music,” from his album Shock Value II, the super-producer was thoroughly impressed with the “Hannah Montana″ star. He thinks she’ll be able to make a smooth transition from teenybopper to full-fledged pop star, like another guy he’s worked with a time or two.

“I look at Miley as a female Justin Timberlake,” he told MTV News. “The reason why I say that is her work ethics are incredible. That girl can sing so good that I was very impressed. I couldn’t believe it. I’m like, ‘This is Miley Cyrus? She’s singing the song?’ ”

Timbaland said he and Cyrus sat for hours trying to get the song — which he says is about needing only the music and nothing else, — just right. “She went in and knocked it out. She killed it,” he said. “She loved the song, so she killed it.”

He’s just hoping the 17-year-old will be given the creative freedom to make the leap into making more adult music. “When you go that [teenybopper] route, you can only be big in two places — either TV or music,” he said. “And hers, unfortunately, is TV. So she’s big at TV and music. She’s got to build up to that.”

But he has no doubt that she′ll be able to bridge the gap.

“She gonna get there — watch,” he said. “We developed a great relationship.”

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2 Comments

  1. It looks like Justin Timberlake is trying to show that his and Jessica Biel’s relationship is doing well. I do feel he seemed happier together with his ex – Cameron Diaz though.

  2. Lucky Justin Timberlake getting the best seats at last Sunday’s NBA finals. I hoped for tickets however it was $400 for even the worst seats.

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