She Is Coming is promise without payoff. Aggressive, chaotic, and conceptually unfinished, the EP feels more like a teaser than a statement, introducing an era that never fully arrived. It’s bold in attitude, but unclear in direction.
Sonically, the project blends trap-pop, hip-hop, rock touches, and dark electro textures with heavy, abrasive production. Beats hit hard, bass dominates, and the atmosphere is confrontational. While energetic, the sound lacks cohesion, jumping between styles without fully settling into an identity.
Lyrically, She Is Coming centers on dominance, rebellion, sexuality, self-assertion, and provocation. The writing is blunt and slogan-driven, favoring shock and attitude over emotional or narrative development. Miley sounds confident, but often more performative than expressive.
The 2.5 rating reflects ambition with limited execution. The EP has moments of power and charisma, but its short length, stylistic confusion, and lack of emotional range make it feel incomplete. Several tracks feel more like sketches than finished ideas.
She Is Coming stands as one of Miley Cyrus’ weakest transitional projects. Loud, defiant, and attention-grabbing, but ultimately unfocused, it’s remembered more for what it promised than for what it delivered.
Favorite Track: Mother’s Daughter
Skip Track: The Most
Disclaimer: This Is my opinion based on personal taste and emotions.
The skip tracks are not bad songs but just songs that are less memorable.
