Lizzo has seemingly thrown shade at Sydney Sweeney in her latest musical release, igniting fresh debate amid ongoing backlash over the actress's American Eagle 'good jeans' campaign.
The Grammy-winning artist, known for her unapologetic lyrics, appears to reference Sweeney in a new track that has fans speculating about a subtle feud. The timing coincides with mounting criticism of Sweeney's partnership with the denim brand, which some have accused of promoting unrealistic body standards.
The Lyrics That Sparked Speculation
While Lizzo hasn't explicitly named Sweeney, eagle-eyed listeners have drawn parallels between certain lines in the song and the recent controversy surrounding the Euphoria star's fashion campaign. The lyrics touch on themes of body positivity and industry standards - topics Lizzo has championed throughout her career.
American Eagle Campaign Fallout
Sweeney's collaboration with American Eagle has faced significant online backlash, with critics arguing the campaign doesn't reflect the brand's previous inclusive messaging. The debate has reignited conversations about representation in fashion advertising and the pressures faced by young Hollywood stars.
Neither Lizzo's representatives nor Sweeney's team have commented on whether the song lyrics were indeed directed at the actress. However, the timing and content have fueled widespread discussion across social media platforms.
