See, that’s the problem with companies who think they’re morally superior to everyone else—it’s too easy to be exposed as a hypocrite. Case in point? DISNEY, who raked poor (I mean that figuratively) Miley Cyrus over the coals for posing with an exposed back for a Vanity Fair photo shoot. However, thanks to the sharp eyes over at Slate, check out this Disney billboard spotted in China.

Can someone PLEASE move that scaffolding out of the way?

Here’s what Gary Foster of Disney’s Consumer Product Division had to say when confronted with a Disney billboard that’s fifty times more “creepy” than anything Miley Cyrus could muster…

Foster said he didn’t know which ad agency prepared the ad, how old the model was, or where the photo shoot took place. But he was sure it was the work of a Disney licensee: Shanghai Zhenxin Garments Co. Ltd., which makes underwear for girls and teens. China is notorious for its intellectual-property pirates, and Disney is a frequent victim, with people illegally slapping the Disney name and logo on items all the time. Could this have been the case with the billboard, I asked Foster. “No. Unfortunately not this time,” he replied. He assured me the billboard would be removed immediately.

Read the rest of this interesting article here.