Miley Cyrus' new "Wrecking Ball" music video was just debuted-scroll down to watch! The new video offers a window into the singer's psyche fans don't often get.

Miley's new "Wrecking Ball" video was directed by Terry Richardson, a somewhat controversial fashion photographer.

In the Wrecking Ball video, Cyrus rides a wrecking ball dressed in white (when she's wearing clothes, that is). It's a more vulnerable, emotional glimpse into the singer's mind.

Cyrus doesn't just twerk, apparently-she also thinks. And she hopes Bangerz, her new album, will show the world a different side of herself.

"I feel like I can really be myself," Cyrus said about her new album.

"I really have more of a connection of who I am, and I feel like I can maybe express that more in my music now."

We're a long way from Hannah Montana, that's for sure.

"Wrecking Ball" is the latest single off of Cyrus' upcoming album, "BANGERZ." Due out on Oct. 4, "BANGERZ" is fronted by Cyrus' hit single, "We Can't Stop."

Cyrus performed the song at MTV's Video Music Awards with Robin Thicke, and the Cyrus twerked controversially onstage for Thicke's hit summer track, "Blurred Lines".

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