A new survey reveals the Americans’ really feel about Sydney Sweeini AE AD

Sydney Suene Angry with a handful of Internet users when the American Eagle released their new advertisement, which includes the actress, where she made “jeans/genes”.

However, a recent poll revealed the Americans’ right to the advertisement, indicating the percentage of people who found it offensive.

Sydney Suene has since received support from prominent personalities such as President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, after reports that it was a registered republic.

After obtaining a violent reaction on the Internet for an eagle -eagle advertising campaign that appeared late last month, many people may think that the Americans have the same impression of Sydney Sweeney’s advertisement in real life, but it seems completely the opposite.

According to New York PostA new poll conducted by Yougov Economics, highlighting the public’s reaction to the advertising campaign, which revealed that there was no sudden interest.

Despite viral criticism, the poll found that only 12 % of Americans felt insulting the advertisement, while the majority said they found it smart or had no opinion at all.

Nearly 4 out of 10 people, which translates into 39 % of the respondents, said that they saw the advertisement smart, and divorced 12 % called an attack, and 40 % said it was not, and 8 % was not sure.

The survey, which was made between 1,635 adults, discovered a great difference in how to look at the advertisement by men and women, and revealed that men were more vulnerable to (49 % to 31 %).

On the other hand, women were likely to see that they are offensive (17 % compared to 7 % of men).

According to Reception resultsThere was also a division on political lines where the Republicans resonated much more than Democrats.

It was reported that 57 % of the Republicans included in the survey called the smart campaign, compared to 22 % of Democrats.

As shown in the demographic collapse, the age may also have affected the reactions of the respondents, as they found 34 % of people between the ages of 65 years and over that it is smart, compared to 13 % who called it the attack.

For younger adults between the ages of 18 and 29, 45 % believed it was smart, while 12 % were insulted.

The poll also revealed that women were more likely to offer the advertisement negatively than men.

The campaign, which was launched last month, witnessed the famous “Nashawa” star of fire due to the word “jeans/genes” with which many argued, supporting the improvement of birth control and discourse white.

Initially, a few individuals recorded their dissatisfaction with the advertisement. However, anger online rapidly escalated when conservative calculations began to put them as an example of a gradual reaction on social media.

President Donald Trump announced, upon hearing, that Sueini was a registered Republican, he believed that her “advertisement is great”, as he describes him as fighting tourists. Vice President Vice used the controversy to attack the Democrats when he appeared on the “cruel” podcast.

“Did you learn nothing from the November 2024 elections?” Vans said. “The lesson that they seem to have obtained,” we will attack people as tourists to think about Sydney Sweeny beautiful. “

Since then, the American Eagle issued a statement, insisting that the campaign had no racist intention behind and that it is all about jeans.

“Sydney Sweeny has a great jeans,” the brand Denim said in a statement. Jeans. Her story.

He continued, “We will continue to celebrate how everyone wears the AE jeans with confidence, their way. Great jeans looks good for everyone.”