She is probably doing very well professionally due to this .

Ripped jeans are great for Florida - I all them "air-conditioned" jeans.

She was asked to do this because she was doing very well professionally.

I think she was in a show that I watched but I can't recall anything about her.

This most likely will draw more attention to her and her acting career. Here's hoping the political aspect of that attention doesn't wind up hurting her.

How was this political because some people don’t like a company advertising that a girl with blonde hair blue eyes has good genes…… how is that political? It’s only political if you make it political, the commercial itself is not a political statement by any means.

Only insecure haters
Blow my mind how people overthink this commercial

I rarely wear pants.


Mostly shorts.

Never heard of Sidney before.

Her ad ….she is singing call me a pretty little thing, then takes her pants off in a public.
So that is better how

Ya ever notice the first ones to be offended are the first ones to riot, vandalize, and wreak violence upon others? How does one have a thin skin about other people but wear armor when it comes to themselves? The one-way mirror of blindness here. Some have called it hypocrisy.

The first time I knew of Sydney Sweeney, I was reading news from Key West. She purchased an oceanfront home a year or two ago for 16 million dollars. I think she was doing quite well before this ad.

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Not sure what ad you are talking about.

She has had a long career already in Hollywood. Sydney Sweeney - Wikipedia. She has been working since 2009.

At 16 seconds into the commercial she takes her jeans off in a laundromat. With the shorts she is wearing underneath there is nothing offensive about it.

Had never heard of Sydney until this controversy. Nice ad and she's easy on the eyes

That does not seem to be true. It would probably be a talking head on some 24 hour news station that started this Sweeny tempest in a teacup. And then others who had motives to continue it . Ratings, stock, or some other personal stake . Or as distraction.


I do find "genes" to be a very loaded word as far as historical, psychological, and sociological contexts are concerned.

There seems to have been an effort over the last several years to redefine beauty and attractiveness. Regardless of race, some people can be placed in a burlap sack and look good. Others look like potatoes. It doesn't matter how much gaslighting the vocal minority do.