A jaw-dropping swimsuit photo of Sydney Sweeney is going viral amid her American Eagle controversy. Sweeney, known for her roles in "Anyone But You" and "Euphoria," is the focal point of a new American Eagle advertising campaign.

Doja Cat is seemingly trolling Sydney Sweeney over her controversial American Eagle ad, for which the actress faced backlash online. In a now-viral TikTok video, the rapper delivers the “Euphoria” star’s lines from the ad but uses an exaggerated backwoods accent.

American Eagle's latest ad campaign featuring Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney seemed, at first, like a normal fashion marketing campaign. It revolves around a simple pun: "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans".

Sydney Sweeney wanted people to know she had good jeans. Well, genes. Now, her American Eagle ad has the internet melting down.

Sydney Sweeney has fronted a new American Eagle ad campaign, featuring tight jeans, retro visuals and one very questionable pun that seems to have sparked a culture war.

The "Euphoria" star rode a Sea-Doo with the muscular guy, who has yet to be identified, on Friday, in photos obtained by Page Six.

Cruz reposted a photo of Sweeney sensually lying on her stomach, half naked, as her blonde hair falls in waves over her nude chest. She wears tight-fitting American Eagle jeans for the new fashion campaign, which has sparked accusations of racial undertones in its messaging.

Doja Cat is making fun of Sydney Sweeney’s controversial American Eagle “Great Jeans” ad campaign. The “Get Into It” rapper posted a TikTok video of herself reciting Sweeney’s now-infamous genes monologue with an exaggerated backwoods Southern accent.

Sydney Sweeney's recent American Eagle campaign sparked controversy due to its perceived eugenic undertones, drawing criticism despite the brand's defense. While American Eagle saw a stock jump and increased visibility,

Newly-single Sydney Sweeney has been spotted jetskiing with a mystery man in Idaho, just months after her engagement ended. Sydney Sweeney has been spotted getting cosy with a mystery man.

Critics from MSNBC, Salon, and The Washington Post claimed Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad represents a cultural shift toward "Whiteness" and regressive themes in advertising.