Donald Trump Hops Into Sydney Sweeney Controversy
The divisive politician praised the actress’ American Eagle advert on Reality Social after studying she’s a Republican and slammed different manufacturers for being “woke.”
Donald Trump praised Sydney Sweeney and her American Eagle marketing campaign on Reality Social after discovering the actress is a registered Republican, calling her denim advert the “HOTTEST” and claiming the denims are “flying off the cabinets.”
“Sydney Sweeney, a registered Republican, has the ‘HOTTEST’ advert on the market. It’s for American Eagle, and the denims are ‘flying off the cabinets.’ Go get ‘em Sydney!” Trump wrote on Monday (August 4).
Trump used the put up to distinction Sweeney’s business with different company campaigns he deemed “woke,” singling out Jaguar and singer Taylor Swift.
“On the opposite facet of the ledger, Jaguar did a silly, and significantly WOKE commercial, THAT IS A TOTAL DISASTER! The CEO simply resigned in shame, and the corporate is in absolute turmoil,” Trump continued. “Who needs to purchase a Jaguar after that disgraceful advert. Shouldn’t they’ve discovered a lesson from Bud Lite, which went Woke and primarily destroyed, in a brief marketing campaign, the Firm. The market cap destruction has been unprecedented, with BILLIONS OF DOLLARS SO FOOLISHLY LOST.”
Trump additionally took one other jab at Swift, writing, “Or simply have a look at Woke singer Taylor Swift. Ever since I alerted the world as to what she was by saying on TRUTH that I can’t stand her (HATE!). She was booed out of the Tremendous Bowl and have become, NO LONGER HOT. The tide has significantly turned — Being WOKE is for losers, being Republican is what you wish to be. Thanks on your consideration to this matter!”
Sweeney’s American Eagle advert, a part of the model’s “Again to Faculty” marketing campaign, stirred up blended reactions on-line when it launched. The business options the Euphoria star in a pair of low-rise denims with the tagline “good denims,” a play on phrases that some critics referred to as “tone-deaf” and “objectifying.” Others defended the marketing campaign, saying it was a lighthearted nod to early 2000s trend and physique positivity.
American Eagle reviews a noticeable uptick in denim gross sales following the advert’s launch.
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