45.24% of eligible 17-year-olds turned out to vote that he thought the show would resonate with a smaller audience and only exist for a short period of time. He knew that the cartoon would be fun and that people would enjoy it, but never expected for it to continue on for two decades. "The fact that it's grown into this thing and it's still resonating with people, that means a lot to me," he said. "The whole goal of making cartoons is to create that one character that resonates with audiences for generations. You hope that your cartoon speaks to people, and the fact that it does, that really means a lot to me."Since its inception,The Powerpuff Girls the entire VMA broadcast, between the actual trophies she took home and what's sure to go down in history as the most famous (or shall we say infamous?) performance of the year. Speaking of, Miley's "We Can't Stop/Blurred Lines" collaboration with Robin Thicke was officially the most-watched video on MTV.com, and probably—unofficially, at least—the entire internet. But that's not all. She had a #1 album, two #1 singles, and more headline-making performances than we can count (one of which, quite unforgettably, involved agiant, singing cat). So yeah, it's been quite a year for Miley!