Miley Cyrus nude? It’s not what it sounds like. Miley Cyrus isn’t afraid to show a little skin, but she wants to protect the skin she's in. The former Disney star and daughter of county singer Billy Ray Cyrus, who had the hit, “Achy Breaky Heart” is breaking the hearts of young girls and old pervs alike. The skin cancer awareness ad Miley Cyrus posed naked for is not a sensual spread and her latest songs and tweets have been giving drug hints.

Miley Cyrus warned her younger fans that her new song, “We Can’t Stop,” contains some explicit references to the drug ecstasy. Miley Cyrus warns that when she sings she’s “Dancing With Molly” she’s really saying Dancing with Miley. Molly is a particularly strong form of the drug ecstasy. Maybe it’s been keeping Miley Cyrus up at nights, because she recently tweeted and then removed some accidental references to Xanax. In a fit of post-jet lag exhaustion, 20-year-old pop starlet accidentally tweeted “Taking a zany trying to pass out,” the slang name for the anxiety drug Xanax, just days before she almost missed a press conference in Berlin.

Miley Cyrus arranges her hands and the lettering to cover up her private parts in the new skin cancer awareness ad that has posing completely naked. Miley Cyrus collaborated with Marc Jacobs for a new “Protect The Skin You're In” ad campaign, which will raise donations for the New York University Skin Cancer Institute. Naomi Campbell, Bar Refaeli, Victoria Beckham, Heidi Klum, Miranda Kerr, Dita Von Teese and Chloe Sevigny have all appeared in similar ads.

Miley Cyrus posted the nude shot on her Twitter page with the caption, "Ts are available at 9 Marc Jacobs boutiques including SanFran, LA, Chicago, New York, Boston, & Savannah GA!"
The artfully nude shot will also be featured in a new T-shirt that also features the slogan “Protect the Skin You're in.” Fans can buy the Miley Cyrus nude T-shirts at Marc Jacobs boutiques for $35. Marc Jacobs has boutiques in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Boston, and Savannah, Georgia.

In a British newspaper, Cyrus warned “If you’re aged 10 [the lyric is] Miley. If you know what I’m talking about, then you know,” about the lyrics in “We Can’t Stop.” The lyrics “La-da-di-da-di, we like to party/Dancing with Molly” is a reference to MDMA, also known as ecstasy. It appears the former child-star is glamorizing illegal drugs.

Rob Shuter of NaughtybutNiceRob.com said “What’s fascinating about it is she’s thrown that Disney character totally under the bus. Most celebrities as they pass through life, they seem to try to keep their fan base with them. You would think that’s a good idea after having such an enormous fan base, keep them growing with you as you continue to develop as an artist. I was shocked when I saw [the video]. She goes all out. There’s no holding back here. It’s one of the most risqué videos I’ve ever seen, and I’ll include Madonna in that sentence. It’s really out there.”

Karen Berg, a pop culture expert, said “The video is crazy. I don’t know if she’s trying to be the next Rihanna or Lady Gaga. There are so many drug references in the video but again a little kid is not going to pick up on that.”

Miley Cyrus has been hard at work recording and promoting her new album. She has been making late night Twitter complaints which also have been referencing drugs by their street names.
On July 23, she tweeted, “I'm miserable, 'Been crying myself to sleep. Taking a zany trying to pass out. Goodnight.” Cyrus deleted the post and tweeted the apology “Never mind. Realized I’m just an idiot & somehow I butt tweeted my conversation. Missing home.” She tweeted on July 25,: 'Can't sleeeeeep.'

Shuter says “What she would answer is, still look at me as a role model, but instead of a role model of the moral values, or the family values that I used to have, look at me as a role model of a girl taking risks.”