The Irish singer launches into an expletive-filled tirade about the reality star and the current state of the music industry.
O'Connor is known for her outspoken views
Sinead O'Connor has declared that "music
has officially died" after Kim Kardashian appeared on the front cover of
Rolling Stone magazine.
The latest issue features a revealing photo of the reality
star posing in a sailor's hat alongside the headline: "Kim! Inside Her
Real World."But the Irish singer has criticised the magazine for its choice in an expletive-filled post on Facebook.
O'Connor wrote: "What is this c*** ("I don't smile much because it causes wrinkles") doing on the cover of Rolling Stone?
"Music has officially died. Who knew it would be Rolling Stone that murdered it? Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh can no longer be expected to take all the blame.
West and Kardashian have a daughter called North
She also added the hashtags BoycottRollingStone and AGenerationIsBeingGroomedAndSilenced.
Kardashian is married to the rapper Kanye West and pregnant with their second child.
While she may not work in the music industry herself, she has become a global star for her TV show and fashion and beauty campaigns.
O'Connor is known for her outspoken views about the music industry.
In 2013 she famously wrote an open letter to Miley Cyrus expressing her concern that the young singer was being "prostituted" by record company bosses.
Cyrus claimed in Rolling Stone magazine that the video for her Wrecking Ball song was modelled on O'Connor's iconic Nothing Compares 2 U, part of which was a close-up of O'Connor's face becoming increasingly emotional until she sheds tears while she sings.
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