Did Hannah Montana predict Miley Cyrus and Beyoncé’s 2025 Grammy win? 

A resurfaced clip from a 2010 episode of Disney Channel’s “Hannah Montana” has resurfaced following Cyrus and Beyoncé’s win for best country duo/group performance for the “Cowboy Carter” track “II Most Wanted” at the 67th Grammy Awards Sunday night. 

In the episode, Cyrus’ character practices an acceptance speech for an awards show, emotionally name-dropping Beyoncé as if they were already peers. 

“Beyoncé, I can’t believe I’m even in the same category as you,” she says.

Fast forward 15 years, and Cyrus has recreated the moment in real life. On Sunday night, she gave Beyoncé a shoutout on stage while presenting record of the year, which she won last year for her breakup anthem “Flowers.”

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“We won, Beyoncé,” she cheered. “Thank you.”

Fans are fawning over a side-by-side of the two clips, calling it a “full-circle moment” for the iconic pop star. 

Comments flooded in: “I’m so so proud of them!” “THIS JUST MADE ME SOOOO HAPPYYYYYYY.” “Dreams do come true.” “She manifested.”

Cyrus stunned in a dark halter dress by Saint Laurent on the red carpet following their win before changing into a custom black Alaïa dress. 

The award marked a monumental moment for the southern singers, as it was both of their first accolades in the country music genre at the Grammys. Beyoncé went on to win country album of the year and the prestigious album of the year later that evening.

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During her acceptance speech, Beyoncé praised Los Angeles firefighters, some of whom announced the album of the year category amid the relief efforts around the devastating fires the engulfed the city. She said she feels “very full and very honored” and that “it’s been very many years” leading up to this historic win.