Did “Hannah Montana” foretell Miley Cyrus and Beyoncé’s Grammy victory in 2025?

A clip from a 2010 episode of Disney Channel’s “Hannah Montana” has gone viral again after Cyrus and Beyoncé secured the award for best country duo/group performance for their song “II Most Wanted” from “Cowboy Carter” at the 67th Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

In the clip, Cyrus’ character practices an acceptance speech, emotionally mentioning Beyoncé as if they were already competing against each other.

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

Fast forward 15 years, and Cyrus lived out that moment on stage. On Sunday night, she honored Beyoncé while presenting the record of the year award, which she won the previous year for her breakup hit “Flowers.”

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

Fans are buzzing over a side-by-side comparison of the two clips, calling it an “incredible full-circle moment” for the well-known pop star.

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

Cyrus dazzled in a dark halter dress by Saint Laurent on the red carpet after their win, later changing into a custom black Alaïa gown.

This award marked a significant achievement for both southern singers, as it was their first recognition in the country music category at the Grammys. Beyoncé also won the country album of the year and the esteemed album of the year awards that night.

During her acceptance speech, Beyoncé acknowledged the Los Angeles firefighters, some of whom announced the album of the year category amid the ongoing relief efforts for the city’s devastating fires. She expressed that she feels “very full and very honored” and noted how many years have led up to this historic win.