American Eagle Jeans Co.

Special interest Article

Anthony J. Iantosca, BCFE

IAFEI

Published by Anthony Iantosca, BCFE
For the International Academy of Forensic Examiners and Investigators.

American Eagle Jeans Co.
Play on Words

 I did not know very much about Sydnie Sweeney until all the insanity over her ads for American Eagle Jeans Co. played the last few days. Ever since there were TV sets in people's homes brand name company's used lovely women, very sexy lovely women to promote their brands. Lets be honest sex sells.

 Sydnie Sweeney has blond hair and blue eyes, that was the way she was born. That is her fault. She had no control over that. Look at many of the ads in the 80's and 90's. These company's used lovely women to promote their brand. This is nothing new. I wanted to review these American Eagle ads I believe there were three in total. I wanted to see for myself what all the screaming and yelling was about. I didn't see anything in these ads that had to do with White Supremacy, Adolf Hitler, Eugenics, the KKK or anything else.

 The ads were well done and got all the attention because of a play on words. Yes, Ms. Sweeney was being a tad bit provocative in her ads, again sex sells. The key to these ads was the use of the word "Jeans," were they talking about the jeans she was wearing or her jeans meaning her genetics. Her wonderful upper body parts.

This has made most crazy people on the left WOKE lose their minds. This play on words made for  very good ads, they were great.

 So I will state this,

"I reviewed the American Eagle ads, I didn't pay to much attention to Sydney Sweeney's jeans, as much as I paid attention to Sydney Sweeney's jeans." What am I saying here. Get my point.

 I will say this, these ads are getting more attention than if this company landed on the moon. They are getting their money's worth. As much as many people want to destroy Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle Jeans Co., the company is laughing all the way to the bank. Yesterday American Eagle Jeans Co. stock went up twenty six percent. Not bad for a few ads.