Sydney Sweeney responds to American Eagle ad controversy

Sydney Sheyey talks about postponing her American Eagle campaign.

It started with a Jean campaign by the brand on July 23, which followed the tagline, “Sydney Sheeyey has great jeans.”

However, they were criticized because people argued that the racist campaign was absurd, using the word “Jeans” as a play on “genes.”

Others saw it as fun for men and end up with Shifalka’s 1980 Denim campaign.

Now, in the last thoughtful interview, the 25-year-old JiKA said she was “honestly surprised by the reaction.”

“I did it because I like the mouse and I like the symbol. Some people have chosen to link the campaign and the symbol to which it is assigned, a symbol that is not true,” she told him.

Sweeney says she’s talking about it now to clarify her position and shout it out.

“Anyone who knows me knows that I’m always trying to bring people together. I’m against hate and division,” she said. “My silence on this matter has only widened the divide, not closed it.”

At the time, American Eagle also defended the social media campaign, insisting that the focus was on the rats themselves.

“Her side. Her story

American Eagle also reported strong sales of the campaign, with many units sold.

The actress is currently promoting her upcoming film Demmaidleft by Paul Ferege adapted from Freida McFadden’s Belovedden’s best book.