Sydney Sweeeney It seems to be anger a handful of Internet users when American Eagle has published its new advertisement containing the actress, where "jeans / genes".

However, the recent survey revealed that Americans truly feel about advertising, showing the percentage of people who considered offensive.

Sydney Sweeney has since received the support of significant figures such as President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, after the report that the Republican registered.

After collecting the return fixed on the Internet for the American AD campaign, many last month, many can think that Americans have the same impression on the ad Sydney Sweeeney, but it seems quite the opposite.

Toward New York PostNew research survey Economist / Yugov is illuminated to the public reaction to the ad campaign, revealing a surprising lack of interest.

Despite viral criticism, the survey revealed that only 12% of Americans felt an offended lawyer, while most said they found them smart or had no opinion.

Almost 4 of 10 people, which means 39% of respondents, said they were seen by the ad smart, 12% called offensive, 40% said no 8%.

The research, conducted between 1,635 adults, also discovered a significant difference in the way men and women perceived the advertisement, revealing that men were more likely to see it as smart (49% to 31%).

In contrast, women have been more likely to see as offensive (17% compared to 7% of men).

Toward Survey resultsThere was also a division along political lines as Republicans echoed more, far more than Democrats.

57% of the Republicans of the surveyed allegedly called the campaign smartly, compared to 22% of Democrats.

As seen in a demographic failure, age may have been influenced by respondents, because 34% of people aged 65, and above that found smart, against 13% called it offensive.

For younger adults aged 18 to 29, 45% thought it was smart, while 12% offended.

The survey has further revealed that women were more likely to see the ad negatively from men.

The campaign launched last month, saw the popular star "euphoria" under fire for "Jeans / Gene" WordPlay that many claimed to support Eugenics and white superior rhetoric.

In the beginning, only a few individuals recorded their dissatisfaction with the advertisement. However, online anger quickly escalated when conservative accounts began to ask him as an example of progressive excessive mediums.

President Donald Trump, for hearing that Sweeeney was a registered Republican, named to think that "her ad is fantastic," he takes place to describe it as an anti-protective. Vice Vice President even used controversy to attack democrats when he appeared on the "ruthless" podcast.

"Did you learn anything from the 2024 November election?" Vance said. "The lesson they obviously took", we will attack people as the Nazis for thinking Sydney Sweeeney is beautiful. ""

Since then, the US eagle has issued a statement, insisting that the campaign did not have a racist intention behind it and that everything would rather be in jeans.

"Sweeney" Sydney has great jeans "and it was always about jeans. Her jeans. Her story, "Marko denim said in the statement.

We will continue: "We will continue to celebrate that everyone wears their jeans with confidence, their way. Large jeans look good on everyone."