Adele is not happy with being compared to singers like Miley Cryus who loves to show off their body. The "Hello" singer slammed critics who enjoy using her "classy" image and music to nitpick other artists.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Adele described herself a feminist, who does not like being pitted against another woman. She said that everyone should be treated equally, regardless of race and sexuality. She added that everyone has their own approach on how to sell their records.

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"I don't hold any more moral high ground than anyone else. So that has pissed me off a bit. Not that I'm going to start getting my tits out now!"

Now that she has lost over 21 pounds, the singer revealed that she has been asked several times if she would consider posing for Playboy. She admitted that she wondered if it was because she was "fat" or because she was a woman. The "Water Under the Bridge" singer has also turned down multiple cosmetics endorsements.

If ever she would be any more thinner than she is today, Adele said that she still would probably not be comfortable wearing skimpy outfits. She explained that she is very possessive of her own body.

Adele added that part of her charm as a singer is being relatable. She explained that she probably would not be as famous as she is today if she were not bigger than other artists. She pointed out that a lot of singers today were portrayed as "perfect, unreachable and untouchable." 

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