Sydney Sweeney's recent partnership with American Eagle Outfitters has generated substantial online criticism. The ad campaign, which focuses on the company’s new line of denim products, is centered around the tagline “Sydney Sweeney has great jeans" — and people have a lot to say about the slogan's messaging.

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Some internet users have also accused AE of ripping off a 1980s Calvin Klein ad campaign starring supermodel Brooke Shields, SJ Denim reported. The ad showed a 14-year-old Shields rolling on the floor and trying to put on her jeans while discussing how “the secret of life lies behind the genetic code.”

Several TikTok users called out the ad, arguing that it praised the “Euphoria” star’s blond hair and blue eyes.

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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.

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