Watching Miley Cyrus stoop to new lows, without fail, nearly every single day of the week, is equal parts saddening, awesome, fascinating and revolting.
Her latest Instagram photo, a seriously raunchy and weird ass shot you can never unsee, sums up all of the above emotions simultaneously in one image.
One eye-popping, jaw-dropping image that just made us hurl a little.
Words fail us at this point. Who is she and what the heck is this?!
The deterioration of this shining star is pretty remarkable.
Just when you think she can't possibly raise (if you can call it that) the bar of shock value and nudity, she ups the ante once more on social media.
We're nearing the point of bootleg porn these days.
While seeing Miley Cyrus naked in V was pretty intense, Instagram has somehow left up her most recent photos, some of her most revealing ever.
For Miley, that is saying a whole heck of a lot.
Hardly a day goes by without a new Miley Cyrus nip slip - some of them ostensibly for the "Free the Nipple" campaign, others just because - online.
The above shot was captioned "#NSFW Polaroids."
That's putting it mildly. Ditto her other recent full frontal nude pic with soap suds covering her nipples and vagina, barely. Just so far beyond ratchet.
It seems that for Miley Cyrus, getting buck arse naked isn't just an act, and it certainly isn't just for Patrick Schwarzenegger anymore. It's a way of life.
One has to wonder what Patrick is thinking these days. Perhaps something along the lines of "why buy the cow when everyone else gets the milk for free?"
We kid, but it does beg the question of what Miley is trying to prove these days. This isn't sexy, and it's no longer even that shocking. It's just ... bizarre.
It's not the first, nor will it be the last, but it's easily the most ghetto of all the Miley Cyrus NSFW pics you can never unsee (helpfully compiled below).
Click away if you have the stomach for them ...
You tell us, THGers: What do you think of Miley Cyrus these days? Are her recent photos indicative of a serious drug problem or mental disorder?
Are we making too big a deal about nothing?