Trump’s shocking Sydney Sweeney and Taylor Swift comparison exposed.
President Donald Trump has set social media ablaze after firing off a scorching take on Euphoria actress Sydney Sweeney and pop megastar Taylor Swift.
Sydney Sweeney’s controversial ad revealed.
The controversy began with a new fall campaign by American Eagle featuring Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney as the face of its 2025 denim collection.
In the ad, Sweeney playfully places a poster of herself with the line “Sydney Sweeney has great genes” — “genes” later swapped for “jeans.”
But what American Eagle framed as cheeky wordplay quickly caught fire online, with critics pointing to alleged racial undertones.
Commenters accused the ad of white supremacy dog-whistling, interpreting “great genes” as a nod to eugenics.
American Eagle swiftly denied the claims, insisting the campaign was “and always was” focused on fashion, not politics.
But the conversation had already gone national, catching the attention of America’s most headline-hungry president.
Trump’s thoughts on Sydney Sweeney unveiled.
Trump, 79, weighed in on his platform, Truth Social, cheering Sweeney as a “registered Republican” with the “HOTTEST” ad around.
He wrote, “It’s for American Eagle, and the jeans are flying off the shelves. Go get ‘em, Sydney!”
The post quickly spiraled into a rant about woke advertising, dragging in other brands for what Trump sees as liberal flops.
Trump pivoted to Jaguar, blasting the car brand’s recent 30-second ad for not even featuring a car.
“Jaguar did a stupid, seriously WOKE advertisement, THAT IS A TOTAL DISASTER!” he fumed.
Jaguar’s CEO Adrian Mardell had recently stepped down after approving the spot, which was widely mocked for missing its own product.
Trump seized the moment to link it to Bud Light’s infamous marketing misstep, calling it a “short campaign that destroyed the company.”
He added, “The market cap destruction has been unprecedented. BILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOOLISHLY LOST.”
Trump’s feud with Taylor Swift profiled.
That’s when he turned the heat up on Taylor Swift, whom he called out directly by name.
The friction between Trump and Swift didn’t start here—it’s been brewing for years.
In 2020, Swift publicly endorsed Democratic candidate Joe Biden and later Kamala Harris.
She urged fans to vote and made clear she opposed Trump’s leadership—something he didn’t take lightly.
Soon after, Trump’s team was caught promoting a fake AI image of Swift appearing to endorse him.
Swift’s team immediately debunked it, and the singer went even harder in her anti-Trump messaging.
In retaliation, Trump screamed online: “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!”
The feud became symbolic—Trump as the face of anti-woke outrage, Swift as the symbol of progressive celebrity culture.
Trump’s hot or not comparison detailed.
“Or just look at Woke singer Taylor Swift,” Trump ranted, “Ever since I said I can’t stand her (HATE!), she was booed out of the Super Bowl.”
He added a final blow: “She became NO LONGER HOT.”
The quote ignited an immediate storm, with critics blasting Trump’s tone as misogynistic, petty, and disturbing.
Social media lit up with disgust: “Speaking down on beautiful women like he’s not the ugliest man in America is BOLD,” one user posted.
Others slammed the former president for speaking about citizens—especially women—in such crass, objectifying terms.
Swifties fire back after Trump’s meltdown.
Though Trump claimed Swift was booed at the Super Bowl, most reports say it was opposing team fans—not a cultural rejection.
Swift, meanwhile, has had a banner year—her Eras Tour is the highest-grossing tour in music history, topping $1 billion.
Fans point out she reclaimed her masters, turned heartbreak into platinum albums, and inspired millions—making Trump’s dig look increasingly out of touch.
Whether Sweeney wants it or not, Trump has pulled her into a firestorm of fashion, fame, and political chaos—and the internet isn’t letting it slide.