Woke Mob Comes for Sydney Sweeney (Again)

It's almost as if ugly women want pretty women to hide themselves away, and black racists want white people to live their lives in shame of their skin color.

Leftist TikTok is in full pitchfork-and-torch mode after a new ad for American Eagle jeans featuring actress Sydney Sweeney used a play on words, with some claiming it's full-on Nazi propaganda.

The ad features Sweeney, 27, clad in a pair of the brand's jeans and a denim jacket, talking about her jeans/genes.

"Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality, and even eye color," she intones in a spot.

"My jeans are blue," she says as she flashes her blue eyes.

The "Nazi propaganda" video is below.

This play on the homophone of "jeans" and "genes" was enough to trigger the woke mob, with many on the left interpreting it as a nod to eugenics, with some going so far as to outright call it "Nazi propaganda."

"I thought it was gonna be, like, kinda bad, but wow. That's gonna be in history books!" one TikTok user posted.

I will be the friend that's too woke, but those Sydney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird. Like, fascist weird. Like Nazi propaganda weird," another user with a septum piercing mused.

"Like, a blonde-haired, blue-eyed white woman is talking about her good genes. That is Nazi Propaganda," she added.

Another TikTokker made a video bemoaning the ad, saying, "If you haven't seen or comprehended how bad it is, I need you to open your f--king eyeballs and listen. This is Nazi s--t. Pure Nazi s--t," she brayed.

I love TikTok Intellectuals babbling about the Nazis. They couldn't ballpark the dates of WW2 within 20 years.

Black Conservative Perspective rounds up some noserings and black racists boohoo whinin' and cryin' that a white girl was allowed to refer to her blue eyes without apologizing for her racist irises.

Psst: When she makes the "great genes" pun, she's referring to being hot, not being white.

Jennifer Sey, a former Levi's executive who was forced out due to her normal, logical, factual beliefs about men not being women, says that she's heard a hundred variations on the "genes/jeans" pun in advertising pitch meetings.

Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey

I know schools don't teach history these days so it is not surprising that these people don't actually know what a Nazi is.

Also if I had a dollar for every time an ad agency pitched me the 'Great Jeans' idea in my 23 years at Levi's, well it would be a lot of [cash emoji]

Say "no" to noserings.

posted by Ace at 05:14 PM

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