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Looks like Miley Cyrus' "We Can't Stop" gained some more fans after the singer did an acappella rendition of the song with The Roots on the "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" show.

.@MileyCyrus, me &The Roots sing "We Can't Stop" a cappella https://t.co/sYYrTIlmvi #musiccube

— jimmy fallon (@jimmyfallon) October 9, 2013

After some were confident that they hated Cyrus' single off of her "Bangerz" album, there was a shift in attitude once The Roots got in on the movement. Cameron Strang, founder of Relevant magazine, described the acappella "We Can't Stop" performance of Cyrus and The Roots as "shockingly good."

Shockingly good. “@mikedicenzo: Fallon, @MileyCyrus & The Roots sing ‘We Can't Stop’ a cappella: https://t.co/ml06q42H8F” — Cameron Strang (@cameronstrang) October 9, 2013

Willa Paskin from the Slate actually admitted to listening to it four times without being totally forced.






"Listened to this Miley/Roots a cappella cover of 'We Can't Stop' 4x in a row almost but not quite against my will," tweeted Paskin

Listened to this Miley/Roots a cappella cover of "We Can't Stop" 4x in a row, almost, but not quite, against my will https://t.co/bntasUSOtE

— Willa Paskin (@willapaskin) October 9, 2013

No namers like Claudine Catipan of the Philippines and Tara Lynch from London credited The Roots for making them finally enjoy "We Can't Stop."

I never really liked We Can't Stop until this happened https://t.co/RQ1n4Q3Nz0      @LateNightJimmy — Claudine Catipan (@claudinecatipan) October 9, 2013

Only The Roots could make me appreciate Miley Cyrus... "We Can't Stop" a capella: https://t.co/aRqpvaMdpK

— Tara Lynch (@tazlynch) October 9, 2013

Then there were those who just loved "We Can't Stop" even more after The Roots version.

The Miley Cyrus + The Roots "we can't stop" acapella version was absolutely incredible — Jacque Rae (@missjacquerae) October 9, 2013

Fantastic. MT @gavinpurcell: @MileyCyrus, @jimmyfallon & @theroots do an A cappella cover of "We Can't Stop" https://t.co/gi9Pos9rgf

— Linda Holmes (@nprmonkeysee) October 9, 2013

Prior to teaming up with Cyrus, Questlove voiced his concern on the singer using black people as an accessory.

“Yeah, I’m all for collaborating, my life is based on collaborations, but I’m more concerned about what it’s based in. Is it genuine interest or is it like a benign curiosity about a culture? I don’t want her to just take that we’re just good for twerking and having big (butts)," said Questlove in an interview, according to Oh No They Didn't.