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Miley Cyrus And Dolly Parton's NYE Duet Is Being Called "One Of The Greatest Of All Time," And I Know I'm Dramatic And Gay... But I Agree

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Gay culture is listening to straight people being surprised that Miley Cyrus can sing. #GRAMMYsthis @mileycyrus and @dollyparton medley is makin' us EMOTIONAL.

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