Comedian Matt Rife recently defended Sydney Sweeeney After saying a reaction to his soap campaign, Dr. Bathrooms.

The actress, who cooperated with the brand to release the limited edition of soap opera, claimed that they were mostly women angry with the idea.

Now, while the critics of the "garbage losers", Matt Rife took over to x (earlier Twitter) to condemn the backlog, the actress faced in recent months.

Rife is entering Sweeeney, but this time it is not about her viral American eagle campaign. Instead, it deals with backgrounds surrounding their partnership with bath soap.

On Friday night, he jumped on X to react to Sweaney's recent remarks about being on target's targeting after her dr. Squath collaboration, a campaign that prompted the fight when the brand promoted soap allegedly made with its bathroom.

Bored with negativity, Rife published"" I see people all the time on Sydney Sweeeney for noootood. She learns that it is full of absolute trash losers that will twist everything you say in the C-Nty incorrect interpretation. People are awful. "

He has significantly avoided dealing with a separate firestorm of the surroundings of the Sweeeney's American Eagle, which has drawn the accusations of racism and claims that the brand had to do with Adolf Hitler.

The fans quickly disassaced under full fish to show support for him and Sweeeney.

One person wrote: "Well said, definitely deserves support right now."

Another added: "They are really awful. Sydney is a pleasure. Beauty and brain, what doesn't love about her?!" Another one said.

The third user pointed out ", crazy people who never needed to support or buy what is advertising, no matter what. Ignore and keep working."

Rife's post comes as he faces a polemic of his own, recently tied to his partnership with makeup giant cosmetics.

In his latest campaign, Rife stars together with the withdrawal Heidi n closer in a strange legal thematic place where the Duo "Elfino & Schmarnes plays, defends consumers against overrated beautiful products. The video is built on the ELF's commercial super bowl.

Kory Marchisotto, the main marketing officer for beauty explained the vision behind the campaign: "Elf seems to be the best beauty available to all eyes, lips and face.

She added: "Our energetic defense is high-quality beauty without compromise - to your wallet or your values. It is a transient way."

Many people were not thrilled to see Rife presented in the ELF campaign, pointing back to his controversial past. The comedian regretted in 2023. year for domestic violence involved in his Netflix special, "Natural choice. "

As reported ExplosionIn particular, fish recounted with a waitress who had a black eye, kidding, "My boyfriend, I feel bad for her, man, man, whether she should put her into the kitchen or something that no one has to see her face." And I was like, "Yes, but I feel like you could cook, she wouldn't have that black eye." "

The essence has caused widespread residual, with many condemning it due to the development of abuse.

His answer just added fuel to the fire, not, instead of apologizing, Rife posted an Instagram story with a link to the critics to "solve their question". Link is redirected users on a website that sells helmets for people with disabilities.