I may or may not have seen her OF work.

Aggie_Boomin 21 said:

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Getting her involved seems like a good idea, but pretty sure she's gonna sell better to guys, not sure if women's jeans is the best use of her.

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So guys are going to by women's jeans? I didn't buy any victoria's secret lingerie...

Lunatic Leftists Blast Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle Jeans Ad as 'Nazi Propaganda'

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A growing number of disaffected, lunatic leftists on social media are attacking actress Sydney Sweeney as a "Nazi" after an advertisement she stars in for American Eagle jeans was released.

The ad features the stunning actress, who has become a target of hate from the left for her beauty, talking to potential customers about her "genes" as well as her jeans.

"Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality, and even eye color," the Euphoria star says in the video ad.

"My jeans are blue," Sweeney adds.

The ad ends with the tagline, "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans."

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And, of course, why not:

Stop giving them clicks. Let them die of obscurity the way people used to do before the web where every nut case is made famous

It's a Breitbart article.

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That ad looked like something Pete Campbell came up with and Don Draper approved.

Straight outta Mad Men. Hopefully other brands will follow the lead.

Also, this is the polar opposite of what Bud Light did to their brand so maybe some of the ad agencies and marketing departments are trainable.

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Big booties becoming the norm the last few years has damaged the market, in my view.

It was hard enough for me, with a very long inseam for my long legs, plus the fashionable platform shoes was a big struggle for me, back in the day. Jeans with room for an oversized butt? Cater to them, that won't work either.

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It's a Breitbart article.

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Exactly!

I don't understand retailers who put plus sized models in their marketing. I see it with Target all the time. A dress that comes in sizes 0-20, but the model they choose for the advertisement is 300 lbs. Why wouldn't you choose the model that showcases the garment in the best possible way? i.e. on a Sydney Sweeney type, rather than a Lena Dunham type.


A) As a 135 lb woman, that dress looks like crap when modeled on a woman that size, so I'm not buying it.

B) if I was a 300 lb woman, the dress looks "meh" on a 300 lb model so I'd maybe buy it.

On the flip side, if the same dress is modeled by a size 2 woman, both the smaller women AND the obese women will think it looks amazing and buy the dress.

Aggie_Boomin 21 said:

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Getting her involved seems like a good idea, but pretty sure she's gonna sell better to guys, not sure if women's jeans is the best use of her.

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Nah. As a 135 lb woman, I'm much more likely to buy a piece of clothing that looks fantastic on a model that's built like Sydney Sweeney. If you put the same jeans on a 300 lb woman, the jeans will look like isht and I'm not buying them. I'd wager even delusional plus size woman will think the jeans look better on Sydney Sweeney and would be more likely to buy. Even though they have no chance of looking as good in them.

Only ones that WON'T buy because of her are the already bitter types anyway.

The Brazos Kid said:

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MD1993 said:

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I hope it works so all the beer companies, burger companies, and car companies bring back hot babes in bikinis in their advertising. Nothing wrong with that.

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Need moar of this:

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I think there'd be room for forgiveness in the hearts and pants of Americans if they went back to those kinds of ads.

aggiehawg said:

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HollywoodBQ said:

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That ad looked like something Pete Campbell came up with and Don Draper approved.

Straight outta Mad Men. Hopefully other brands will follow the lead.

Also, this is the polar opposite of what Bud Light did to their brand so maybe some of the ad agencies and marketing departments are trainable.

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Big booties becoming the norm the last few years has damaged the market, in my view.

It was hard enough for me, with a very long inseam for my long legs, plus the fashionable platform shoes was a big struggle for me, back in the day. Jeans with room for an oversized butt? Cater to them, that won't work either.

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Rule 1 Ms. Hawg

The Brazos Kid said:

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MD1993 said:

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I hope it works so all the beer companies, burger companies, and car companies bring back hot babes in bikinis in their advertising. Nothing wrong with that.

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Need moar of this:

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The 80s rocked.

"For a 20 x 24 full color poster of this ad, send $3 in check or money order". I wonder if the address is still any good, and if they now take PayPal or Bitcoin.

aggiehawg said:

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HollywoodBQ said:

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That ad looked like something Pete Campbell came up with and Don Draper approved.

Straight outta Mad Men. Hopefully other brands will follow the lead.

Also, this is the polar opposite of what Bud Light did to their brand so maybe some of the ad agencies and marketing departments are trainable.

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Big booties becoming the norm the last few years has damaged the market, in my view.

It was hard enough for me, with a very long inseam for my long legs, plus the fashionable platform shoes was a big struggle for me, back in the day. Jeans with room for an oversized butt? Cater to them, that won't work either.

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C'mon... in the 70s when I was in First Grade in Alaska and you were probably a Senior at A&M, the Bell Bottoms and the Earth Shoes were the rage. I remember.

Since you were a co-ed in the 1970s, please let me in on the bra situation because everything I remember and what I'm led to believe, there was a bra shortage back then.

The Brazos Kid said:

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MD1993 said:

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I hope it works so all the beer companies, burger companies, and car companies bring back hot babes in bikinis in their advertising. Nothing wrong with that.

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Need moar of this:

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My roommate had that poster.

Wish I had it now.

But the one I really wish I had was the Tecate - Gulp of Mexico poster.

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Stone Choir said:

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? pic.twitter.com/BnwmKfIcHR

— Byzantine Barbie (@ByzantineBarbie) July 26, 2025

Attractive white people now means nazis lol. They are very mad.

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I don't think that there are enough drugs for me to be high enough to understand how those ads equate to nazi fetishism.

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The ad is also fascist because she's blonde and blue eyed

Putting a hot chick in a clothing ad is what Nazis would do per left winger upset with Sydney Sweeney ads. pic.twitter.com/qeQGUAFnY1

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) July 28, 2025

gorlocks are angry

HollywoodBQ said:

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The Brazos Kid said:

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MD1993 said:

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I hope it works so all the beer companies, burger companies, and car companies bring back hot babes in bikinis in their advertising. Nothing wrong with that.

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Need moar of this:

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My roommate had that poster.

Wish I had it now.

But the one I really wish I had was the Tecate - Gulp of Mexico poster.

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GULP OF AMERICA or GTFO

Raising Cane's fascist as well

Livvy Dunne’s latest ad for Raising Cane’s pic.twitter.com/dVEUN4XrEf

— TMSPN.com (@sportsgossip) July 19, 2025

Bruce Almighty said:

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Raising Cane's fascist as well

Livvy Dunne’s latest ad for Raising Cane’s pic.twitter.com/dVEUN4XrEf

— TMSPN.com (@sportsgossip) July 19, 2025

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No idea who she is, other than "one fine chick".

BigRobSA said:

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Bruce Almighty said:

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Raising Cane's fascist as well

Livvy Dunne’s latest ad for Raising Cane’s pic.twitter.com/dVEUN4XrEf

— TMSPN.com (@sportsgossip) July 19, 2025

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No idea who she is, other than "one fine chick".

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Former LSU gymnast.

Equinox said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Bruce Almighty said:

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Raising Cane's fascist as well

Livvy Dunne’s latest ad for Raising Cane’s pic.twitter.com/dVEUN4XrEf

— TMSPN.com (@sportsgossip) July 19, 2025

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No idea who she is, other than "one fine chick".

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Former LSU gymnast.

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Explains why she is in great shape.

I take it Sydney was not on the Tea App?

This whole thing boils down to some rather loud, obnoxious voices losing societal power and narrative. Let them scream and throw a fit like a bunch of spoiled toddlers who are angry for not getting what they want. I think the parents have had enough of the bad behavior.

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I'm old and didn't know this girl in the AE ad. She is natural pretty. Ad reminds me of the 80s-90s.

TTUArmy said:

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This whole thing boils down to some rather loud, obnoxious voices losing societal power and narrative. Let them scream and throw a fit like a bunch of spoiled toddlers who are angry for not getting what they want. I think the parents have had enough of the bad behavior.

EDIT:
I'm old and didn't know this girl in the AE ad. She is natural pretty. Ad reminds me of the 80s-90s.

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Same girl from the Rolling Stones "Angry" video that came out a couple of years ago.

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An ad slogan has roused many online to accuse the brand of promoting eugenics, while those on the right praise the campaign as a blow to "wokeness."

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NBC's take

Reminded me a lot of the Carl's Jr ads from years past.