Donald Trump thinks Miley is fantastic

Miley Cyrus isn't just appealing to tweens and teens, but can count adults Donald Trump and Bret Michaels among her fans as well.

The two men were discussing the third season of "Celebrity Apprentice," when talk turned to the young "Hannah Montana" star who had collaborated with Michaels on a song for his upcoming album, "Custom Built."

"[She's a] young pop superstar who actually has the talent," said the Poison frontman. "When you're a star like that you've got to take the lumps that come with it and form nerves of steel. The girl can sit down and play the guitar, the piano and sing. She did a harmony on one of my songs, you know, that I did, 'Nothing to Lose.' And I think she's going to break through. I see that realness in her as a musician."

Mr. Trump also added his two cents about Miley.


"I don't know Miley but I think she's really got the It factor so much more so than almost anybody," he said. "She is fantastic. I watched her on one of the talk shows and, I mean, she is like a 30-year-old woman."

With that much praise, is it possible that he'd put the teen on "Celebrity Apprentice"?

"I'd love to," said Trump. "Wouldn't that be nice?"

"That would be insane. That would be awesome," added Michaels. "There may always be a chance you never know; you're going to have to tune in to find out."

Brett Michales: Song With Miley Is Beautiful

Bret Michaels, 46, said there is nothing wrong with his sensual duet with Miley Cyrus, 17: 'We both know better than this/ Still we can't resist/ Slowly get undressed.. Won't you fall down on me/So close I can feel you breathe.' Bret told Us that he got '75 texts' about the scandal: 'I was like, 'What the f*ck is going on?' Everyone's going nuts!'

Miley wanted to remake 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn' for her next album with the Bret as her producer. When she record the song in a New York studio, Bret played them 'Nothin' to Lose' during a break: '[Miley's] like, 'This is an incredible song, it's beautiful. Maybe I could some stuff to it, some harmonies,' I said, 'That'd be killer!' She was excited that she didn't have to follow any rules [During their jam session].

On the 'slowly get undressed' line: 'I never sat down and said, 'Look at the content. Look at the lyrical content. The part where it says she slowly gets undressed it has no reference to her and I. It's not even a duet. As God is my witness, there is nothing I have to be defensive about. I'm a good Dad. I just thought it was a beautiful song.'

Bret Michaels, Miley Cyrus Sing About Getting Undressed in “Nothing to Lose”

What is Miley Cyrus' (17) sequel-song to the innocent pop-hit "Party in the USA"?

Yes. A duet with the American rock singer Bret Michaels (46), best known from the band Poison.

In the new country rock ballad "Nothing to Lose" he asks namely Miley "undress slowly" in what the American gossip press is described as a song that "will get the majority to raise the eyebrows".

"In the evening darkness, there is nothing to lose. We both know better than that, but anyway, we're unable to resist. Undress slowly." Sings Bret in an excerpt from the song.

Such words have been American music critics to react. Even the famous music magazine Rolling Stones have difficulty swallowing the text:

- If you’re a 46-year-old man singing a duet about getting undressed with your female counterpart, it’s probably not the best idea to make your duet partner a 17-year-old girl like Miley Cyrus, writes Rolling Stones.

- Ugh, Miley!, is The U.S. Magazine's reaction.

Despite the fact that she is still a minor, has Miley early managed to provoke the media and parents in the United States. Many still remember the scantily clad pictures she publish on the Internet in 2008 or the sassy stripper pole dances she performed on stage at last year's Teen Choice Awards?.

Well. Now she has apparently done it again.

You can hear the song here:

Bret Michaels (feat. Miley Cyrus) - Nothing To Lose (Leaked)