Miliam Singing "Love Yourself" in the Car is CUTE
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth just can't stop recreating your favorite movie moments!
Six fateful years ago, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth were cast as Ronnie and Will in Nicholas Spark's second most iconic teen romance, The Last Song. (Second because, obviously, A Walk to Remember is the ULTIMATE Sparks teen romance.)
Everyone knows Miley and Liam started dating soon after and the rest is history, but The Last Song and their insane chemistry in it will live on in every shipper heart as the inception of Miliam - ESPECIALLY the hilarious car singing scene. You know what scene I'm talking about: The one where Ronnie starts singing "She Will Be Loved" by Maroon 5 in the car and Will joins in, providing some horrible backup vocals? It was the most adorable, beautiful, hilarious moment ever.
And that's the moment Miley and Liam just can't stop recreating on Instagram. No, seriously. Back in 2016, Miley decided to film herself jamming out to "Love Yourself" by Justin Bieber while driving in the car with Liam and her pet beagle, Barbie. Liam can clearly be heard singing his heart out in the driver's seat and it's going to give you instant Last Song flashbacks.
Miley's caption giving Liam a shout-out for his fantastically awful background vocals, though? Too cute to handle. 😩 And as for Liam yelling at the end and scaring Miley, I'm hoping that was just a bad joke on Liam's part and not an actual near-death experience for the couple.
And the couple are at it again! Miley just took to Twitter to share another one of their car jam seshes. In this one, they're car dancing to "Bank Account" by 21 Savage and they're all into it when Liam pulls his standard, "Oh no, we're about to get into a car accident," prank on Miley.
"I f***ing hate when he does this s***," Miley captioned the video.
But now you can clearly see why the car singing scene was so organic and convincing back when you watched it in 2010. Clearly, Miley does it all the time and Liam was born to deliver the best bad back-up vocals known to man. Now relive the moment from The Last Song all over again. And again, and again, and again.
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