Miley Cyrus has spoken out about Taylor Swift, claiming that she is being a bad role model by using so much violence in her Bad Blood music video.

Pinnacle of virtue, Cyrus said in an interview that the use of weapons in the video is sending out the wrong message to young fans. She said: "I don't get the violence revenge thing. That's supposed to be a good example?

"And I'm a bad role model because I'm running around with my tits out? I'm not sure how tits are worse than guns."

Cyrus has of course become known for being more of a negative role model herself because of a number of incidents including, but not limited to, her penchant for nudity and her unashamed drug use.

While it pains me to admit it, Cyrus may have a point. As a society, we are far to shy about the female body. Now I'm not saying that every woman should have her boobs out just because the day ends in a Y but you do have to question what has gone wrong in society when breasts are more offensive than guns and other weapons. It's almost as if we are ok with showing off things that could cause real harm but we are painfully shy about breasts.

The point is a valid one but the fact that it comes from Miley Cyrus, who I perceive as the spoilt brat of pop means that no one is going to take it seriously which is a real shame.