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They are doing Party in the USA Great again.
The thunderous 2009 party anthem released by Miley Cyrus in the first summer of Barack Obama’s presidency made a glorious return to the music charts Saturday as jubilant Democrats celebrated the victory of President-elect Joe Biden.
From the White House to the brownstones of Brooklyn, Cyrus’s song hit the streets after the rejection of President Trump, whose loss was denounced by the media late in the morning of a warm and sunny day in much of the United States.
By 6:00 pm, the tune had rocketed to the top 40 songs on the US iTunes chart.
Masked revelers in Times Square waved their arms, held up American flags and chanted lyrics, according to video of the joyous Midtown scene posted on social media.
“So I put my hands up, they’re playing my song, butterflies are flying away,” they sang. Nodding as if. Moving my hips as if “.
From his Twitter account, Cyrus animated the celebrations.
“THIS IS A PARTY IN THE USA!” yelled Cyrus, 27, posting a video for the song over clips of Biden nodding and Kamala Harris, his running mate, dancing.
The pop star also retweeted various clips of people partying while listening. Party in the USA.
The song joined several others that marked the impromptu festivities in New York City, with Steam’s “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye” demonstrating another popular choice for Trump’s ending music. – New York Daily News / Tribune News Service
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