Here's the Sad Song Miley Cyrus Wrote About Pablow, Her Dead Blowfish
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Miley Cyrus once had a pet blowfish named Pablow, whom she loved very very much. One day, not too long ago, Pablow the Blowfish died. His death made Miley very very sad, so she wrote a song in his memory. On Monday Cyrus shared a video of herself performing the song as part of her Happy Hippy Foundation’s Backyard Sessions, adding:
Some of you may remember a few months ago my dear blow fish Pablow past away. I wrote this song for him…He made me so happy and I miss him everyday….
Once you get past the absurdity of Miley Cyrus singing a song she wrote about a blowfish named Pablow in her backyard while wearing a cyan unicorn onesie, its easy to be a little moved by her performance. I’m not suggesting she’ll make you cry over the loss of her poor Pablow, but you can easily expect one or two neurons to transmit some kind of low-level “awww” message during the song’s three-and-a-half minutes.
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