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Video: Miley Cyrus Works It In A Unicorn Onesie
Miley Cyrus may or may not have a rocky engagement, let's talk about something more interesting like her interest in unicorns.
In one of her last music video appearances, she made out with the head of a unicorn affixed to the head of her fiance Liam Hemsworth. And recently she posted a video on her YouTube channel that shows her getting down to J Dash and Flo Rida’s "WOP"—all while wearing a unicorn onesie.
It's pretty silly and mesmerizing at the same time, which is all we could ever want in a Miley Cyrus video. It probably goes without saying that she pulls the onesie look off better than Octomom:
It's a onezie PARTY 🌈 (of one) pic.twitter.com/2ldCmo12PY
— Miley Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) March 20, 2013
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