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Miley Cyrus appreciates Michael Jordan

By  Sun-Times Wire
   

When #23 took the Chicago Bulls to their last championship, Miley Cyrus was five years old.

But the “We Can’t Stop” singer is certainly a fan of Michael Jordan, as she took to Twitter to share her allegiance with fans with a few selfies. After shooting a video with Mike WiLL Made It’s for his single “23,” the singer styled NBA fashion in a new way. Hotpants and a crop top.

The track features both Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J, along with Miley’s contribution to rap music.

Mike WiLL Made It – 23(Snippet) – feat. Wiz Khalifa, Miley Cyrus & Juicy J. from Mike WiLL Made It on Vimeo.

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