Any boob-gazer that saw Jimmy Kimmel last night got an eye-full.
Miley Cyrus got it started doing a "man on the street" routine. She was disguised as someone other than Miley Cyrus, asking passers by about Miley Cyrus. The ended the segment with Miley telling one of her interviewees, I'm Miley Cyrus, and if you don't believe me, look HERE! Then she pulled her blouse out from the neck, giving the taller pedestrian a clear gaze.
The next segment was Kimmel's studio interview of Miley.
She hit the stage in a cape and pasties, and flashed the audience periodically through the two segment interview by waving her arms in conversation, spreading the cape for the reveal.
Cyrus also gave a brief nudist rant on how the cultural taboo isn't breasts, but nipples.
Cyrus observed:
Both men & women have nipples, but women can't show nipples.
BUT!!
Only women have the appealing feminine protrusion, but we're allowed to show / see that.
And to top it off (pun not entirely intended) the final interview segment was w/ George Snuffelupicus' wife, Ali Wentworth.
She hit the stage, greeted Kimmel, & then unzipped her Jimmy Kimmel hoodie to flash her own pasties to the audience & camera.
-------------- Alright.
All that's fine. Again pardon my wording, but it titillated the audience. But there's a broader picture here.
50 years ago there were broadcast TV standards in the U.S. such as:
- if a man & woman were doing a bedroom scene, at least one of them had to have a foot on the floor.
- etc.
It's not quite triple X, thank goodness.
But this relaxation of censorship indicates to me a progress to a less prudish, more rational social standard. I hope you don't think me a boob for applauding it. I think it's the breast idea they've had in a long time.