Music fans are celebrating a milestone today as Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa’s exciting collaboration Prisoner turns five years old.
The song was released in November 2020 as part of Cyrus’ rock-inspired album Plastic Hearts and quickly became one of the standout pop-rock duets of the era.
The music video – known for its gritty, rebellious energy, punkish visuals and the undeniable chemistry between the two stars – remains one of the most talked-about pop videos of the decade.
Scenes of the artists performing together in a grungy, graffiti-covered setting became iconic, spawning countless edits, fan tributes and viral moments on social media.
Upon its release, Prisoner was praised for blending Cyrus’ raspy rock vocals with Dua Lipa’s sleek, modern pop sound, creating a crossover hit that felt both nostalgic and fresh.
The collaboration marked a defining moment for both artists during a period when female-driven rock-pop aesthetics were booming in mainstream music.
Five years later, Prisoner is still streamed by millions of people around the world and is often cited as one of the most memorable pop partnerships of the 2020s.
As fans revisit the song and its bold visuals, the collaboration remains a testament to both artists’ influence – and the lasting power of a musical alliance well executed.
