
I feel like people are just not getting the pun.
The joke is that "Sydney Sweeney has good jeans." Not genes. That's the whole point. Saying someone attractive has "good genes" is a thing people say (about people of all ethnicities) but the add is making a joke about that and saying no, she just has good JEANS. I feel so stupid trying to explain this. When she says "my jeans are blue" she is talking about her blue jeans, not her eyes. It's. A. Joke. I just feel we are all getting dumber and dumber here. |
Looks like you’re going to have to decide if you’re a conservative driving the outrage or not. Because according to some it’s completely manufactured. |
Liberal here: It's a silly play on words. It's wordplay. Anyone with half-a-brain knows that it's not about eugenics. The phrase "they have good genes" has been used in the English venacular for as long as I can remember. You can make that statement regardless of ethnicity. The rightwing spin machine took over discussion about the ad with a phony "controversy" that no rational person was actually discussing in real life. The only ones getting baited in this are conservatives who get engaged by a "controversy" that never existed. |
I think people do get it, but they insist on being outraged. Can't knock the wokeness out of the woke. It's not that people are getting dumber, it's that they are becoming more and more uptight. |
And another thing, White liberal women need to learn when to pipe the heck down. The vast majority of the hot takes im seeing are from them. They get to come online and say whatever with no consequence, but who do you think is going to be the ones losing modeling and acting jobs when we get an all white push in entertainment and advertising after this? |
You’re overestimating the brain power of the general population. |
Find me a prominent politician, wealthy person with power, or "woke" celebrity who said this ad is offensive. Bring the evidence. Where are these "woke" "uptight" people? Show me evidence of them being offended. |
The people who are upset are just defensive because deep down they think blue eyes and blonde hair on a white woman is the most attractive. It’s more or less admitting they have hurt feelings someone with their hair color, eye color etc wasn’t chosen.
If you don’t think Sydney has the preferable look, you don’t get upset over this. Kind of like how I’m not upset when there is a plus sized model. I simply don’t care! |
Nobody cares what any of those people think. Plenty of millennials are outraged because well they’re millennials. |
Ok, so no evidence? Now you're blaming "outraged" Millennials without a whiff of evidence. It's as if this entire "controversy" is a fabrication of rightwing media. |
Does anybody remember the “Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Maybelline” ads? This seems along the same lines. Most people don’t need to see every model resemble them to constantly reassure them of their own attractiveness. |
It’s not fabricated, it’s a predictable outcome. The ad execs knew exactly what kind of response it would provoke because people are utterly predictable. If you only get your news here I can see why you’re so confused. |
6'2 African-American man who went to college in the SEC.I can assure that, almost every white woman I've dated in and after college has been objectively better looking than this Sweeney chick. I don't know how old you are but, since you're speculating about people's neediness, allow me to question your reading comprehension. I said her looks are nothing to write home about and youre here frothing about her 'sexual allure'? Two different things. Bleaching your hair blonde and buying yourself a cosmetically-enhanced pair of tits will certainly get you the male gaze that you crave but it still doesn't make you attractive. This isn't nitpicking. |
They’re real and they’re fabulous. |
I’m starting to buy the theory that the most vocal people on the internet are hideous, often obese, loners and malcontents. |