OH SNAP10 Celebrities Who Totally Dissed the Disney Channel

Recently, the actress threw shade at her A.N.T. Farm character, saying that it forced her to "sugarcoat everything all the time."

“That’s one of the hardest things, not being able to express myself in a certain way or being stuck having to promote something or say something you don’t believe in. It’s kind of hard after a while when you are feeling things and having a rough time in your personal life and you can’t express your emotions through your work," she revealed.

The JoBro gave an interview with New York magazine in which he slammed the Disney Channel for its "terrible" writing.

"The thing about the show was that some of the writing on it was terrible. It just ended up being some weird slapstick humor that only a 10-year-old would laugh at. They took out the kissing scene that Nick had," he wrote.

"I had to shave every day because they wanted me to pretend like I was 16 when I was 20 (when the show was done, I cut my hair off and grew as much of a beard as I could). We went along with it at the time, because we thought Disney was our only real shot, and we were terrified that it could all be taken away from us at any moment."

The "Wrecking Ball" singer says she's so much happier with her career now that she doesn't have to answer to such a stifling system.

"I don't give a [crap]. I'm not Disney, where they have…to be politically correct, and, like, everyone has bright colored T-shirts," she told W magazine in 2014.

In fact, Miley says that she even fought with a music producer from her Disney days “to a point where I’d be shaking."

The Sonny With a Chance actress was not happy when Shake It Up made an eating disorder joke. She blasted the network for making light of a serious problem.

"What are we promoting here? #notfunnyATALL," she tweeted. "I find it really funny how a company can lose one of their actress' from the pressures of an EATING DISORDER and yet still make [a] joke about that very disease."

The "Jealous" singer dissed the network that produced his Jonas L.A. TV show, saying, "Disney doesn't create role models, it creates characters."

The twins say that they pitched the Disney Channel an idea for a television show, and then the network turned around and pitched them their own idea, just with a few minor changes. Not cool!

The High School Musical star apparently refused to sign autographs on HSM memorabilia for fans who waited outside of her Gigi stage door.

"I'll only sign Gigi programs. I won't sign any of that High School Musical stuff," she said.

The That's So Raven star says she had to tan multiple times a week to change her skin color at Disney's behest. She also implied that they pressured her to lose weight. Say what?!

The Even Stevens star claims that Disney tried to push him to do music, and basically compared the network to a factory.

"I went a whole different route. I never came out with a music thing, even though [Disney will] push you that way. I didn’t just want to be a churn-’em-out guy. I never really felt like I fit in there. From the moment I got there, all my friends were [making fun of me], like, 'Dude, you’re at the Disney Channel!' It was kind of embarrassing," he told MTV News.