Miley Cyrus arrives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala 2015 (Photo : REUTERS/Lucas Jackson)
Just because she is seen running around with her breasts exposed does not make her a bad role model, Miley Cyrus insists. Rather, it is Taylor Swift - known for her clean image - who is the bad role model.
In her Marie Claire interview, Miley pointed to Taylor's "Bad Blood" music video for its violence. The video, music observers believe, is about Taylor's feud with Katy Perry. In the video, Taylor is seen going head-to-head with Selena Gomez who plays Taylor's arch enemy.
Also featured in "Bad Blood" are Karlie Kloss, Cara Delevigne, Jessica Alba, Lena Dunham and other stars. Taylor and Miley used to be close friends.
Miley finds it unfair that people see her as a bad role model on the basis of the way she dressed and performs on stage, while despite the violence in the music video, Taylor remains a good role model in the eyes of fans.
But it is not just Taylor whom 22-year-old Miley ranted against. She also scored the music industry's excessive sexism, ageism and double standards as well as disses "Kendrick Lamar [who] sings about LSD and he's cool." However, when she does the same she is labeled "a druggie whore," reports Entertainment Weekly.
In the September issue of the magazine which would be available on newsstands on August 18, Miley says hackers should not attempt to hack her email to look for her nude photos because she would "just f***ng put them up."
The former "Hanna Montana" concedes people need more conventional role model, but Miley adds, "I just don't care to be that person," quotes Daily Mail.
