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[Arielfan98]

I have not been a big fan of Hannah Montana b/c of all the "boycraziness", even when the show first started. I hate the fact that they push that so much. Disney always puts a snotty, popular lead girl or boy in their movies, too.

I must disagree with you there. With all do respect, when Miley Cyrus Began Hannah Montana she wasn't a brat. She still lived with her family and still got punished for doing wrong. Maybe her late behavior has confused your perspective on her. But as quoted from above you said "put" so that means when Disney first casts actors. Miley wasn't like that when she was first casted as Hannah Montana. Maybe she is now, but not when she was casted. And to some girls they liked the "boycraziness" which I also must disagree with you on. I feel the Hannah Montana show didn't put a lot of "boycraziness" material. At least not for the type of viewers that should be watching the show. I believe the show was designed for girls ages 6-12. So, from a boy's point of view it would be considered boring. There wasn't much kissing in it, and I enjoyed the "boycraziness," aspect of the show which I also disagree on the term.

[magicofdisney]

I must disagree with you there. With all do respect, when Miley Cyrus Began Hannah Montana she wasn't a brat. She still lived with her family and still got punished for doing wrong. Maybe her late behavior has confused your perspective on her. But as quoted from above you said "put" so that means when Disney first casts actors. Miley wasn't like that when she was first casted as Hannah Montana. Maybe she is now, but not when she was casted. And to some girls they liked the "boycraziness" which I also must disagree with you on. I feel the Hannah Montana show didn't put a lot of "boycraziness" material. At least not for the type of viewers that should be watching the show. I believe the show was designed for girls ages 6-12. So, from a boy's point of view it would be considered boring. There wasn't much kissing in it, and I enjoyed the "boycraziness," aspect of the show which I also disagree on the term.

I tend to agree with murphy1 regarding HM so it just depends on the point of view of the viewer.