Indignant Sydney SweeNeyThe American Eagle ad continues, after critics slammed the brand for seemingly referencing Eugenics and white therances with their slogan "jeans".

The base has now spread to the German shepherd of actress, Sully Bear, due to the breed of the Nazi Association.

However, fans and American Eagle They defended Sydney Sweeney, calling a playful and harmless ad, and company emphasizing the focus of the campaign on the denim and individuality.

Sweeeney grabbed the heat online after he was playing an eagle's American campaign that characterized by the slogan "big jeans". As I obviously I nodge a strip, some critics interpreted him as a deaf comment on her European heritage.

Several bargains passed on the "Nazi propaganda" campaign, claiming that the phrase was subtly instructed his origin. But the background didn't stop there, as she got to her dog now, Sully Bear.

Sweeeney's Lived German Shepherd suddenly became the goal of online hatred.

The actress was the first introduction to save his followers in April 2024. Years. Since then, red-black shaped Canine made several public appearances, including the Happy Gala after the occasional, and even on the cover Sunday style of time.

The haters teamed up in the covenant of breed with Nazi German, claiming that the dog symbolizes white supremacy.

One user called the German Shepherd "Nazi pet", while others cast names like "Swastika Sweeeney" and called the breed of "hyper-white choice", toward Daily mail.

Despite the negativity, many fans jumped on Sweeeney's defense.

One person wrote: "Don't listen to the haters. People are jealous, so they do what they do best: hate. It will be true to yourself, God bless."

Another added: "Every dog is the best dog, but German shepherds were born with something special."

The controversial campaign highlighted Sweeeney in a series of denim-centered appearance.

In a single piston wearing her jeans while it reflects: "Genes are transferred from parents to offspring, often determining properties such as hair color, personality, and even eye color ... my genes are blue."

Another video adds a rude turn. As the camera slowly descends its body, exposing the crack crack, "My body compositions me my genes ..." Before breaking the fourth wall and leave, "how fast you can cut it on the face quickly.

While some interpreted the ad as a rude double ending on denim and DNA, others found deeper and darker implications.

One critic called the campaign "One of the loudest and most obvious racial whistles we saw and heard in a while."

In response to a growing controversy around his latest ad campaign with Sweeteny, the American Eagle supported the actress, which clearly amplified that the message behind the advertisement was never anything more than playful WordPlay.

"Sweeney" Sweney has great jeans "and was always about jeans," the company was listed through Instagram. "Her story," I will continue to celebrate that everyone wears their jeans with confidence, their way. Big jeans look good on everyone. "

In the public announcement on 23. July, the company revealed the full range of its autumn campaign, which also includes a charitable initiative that supports family organizations.

Jennifer Foyle, president of the American eagle eagle, spoke about the direction of the campaign and the role of Sweeeney in it.

"This autumn season, the American eagle celebrates what makes our brand iconic - TrendSettiv denim leading, never follows," Foyle said. "Innovative ability and endless versatility reflect how our community carries its denim: mixed, harmonized, layered and lived."

Foyle also stressed why Sweeeney was an ideal face for the brand. "With the front and center of Sydney Sweeeney, it brings alure, and we add a flawless wardrobe for the winning combination of ease, attitude and a little misconceptions."