
Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Ad Soars, Before Backlash: ‘It’s Racist, Sexist…
Sydney Sweeney finds herself in hot water again. And this time it isn't for Dr. Squatch.
A new advertising campaign for American Eagle featuring actress Sydney Sweeney has ignited a widespread debate across social media platforms. The campaign, which includes a video where Sweeney states, "My body's composition is determined by my genes," before a text overlay declares, "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans," is drawing criticism for its suggestive nature and perceived sexualization. The advertisement plays on the double meaning of "genes" and "jeans," aiming to promote American Eagle's denim line. However, online commentators have expressed discomfort, with many suggesting the campaign is overly focused on Sweeney's physique rather than the product itself. One user commented, "This is gross, why are they trying to sexualize her so much recently." Another noted, "She knows she’s selling jeans for WOMEN and not men right??😭" The campaign has prompted discussions about marketing ethics and the portrayal of women in advertising, particularly when targeting a broad audience. American Eagle has yet to release a statement regarding the public's reaction to the campaign.
Sydney Sweeney finds herself in hot water again. And this time it isn't for Dr. Squatch.