Selena Gomez is speaking out about how "unfair" is the musical industry sexualizing young-age stars.

Gomez commented she felt "ashamed" in one of her album's covers.

Last May, Selena Gomez sat down with Tracee Ellis Ross, Amy Schumer, Molly Shannon, Quinta Brunson, and Bridget Everett at a round table organized by The Hollywood Reporter.

The album cover:

Selena Gomez mentioned she posed nude under her second studio album, Revival.

The singer was 24 years old and released an album cover in black and white while posing without clothes.

"I actually did an album cover and I was really ashamed after I did it," Selena said.

"I had to work through those feelings because I realized it was attached to something deep that was going on. And it was a choice that I wasn't necessarily happy that I made, but I think that I've done my best, at least I try to be myself."

Selena didn't like the idea and posted a limited caption with the album release date.

"And I'm not an overly sexual person," Selena Gomez stated.

"Sometimes I like to feel sexy, but that doesn't mean it's for somebody else. It can be for me."

Female singers and actresses follow orders to fit into the market as Selena did.

However, from their standpoint, it's harder to get the respect of fellow artists when they pose or follow those instructions.

"I felt like it was very difficult for people to take me seriously," Gomez revealed.

"I have slowly pushed through that, and I'm really glad, but it was very frustrating. I felt like a joke, you know?"