Doja Cat ROASTS Sydney Sweeney’s Jeans Ad

Doja Cat ROASTS Sydney Sweeney’s Jeans Ad — “What Even Was That?”

What started as a high-profile denim campaign for Sydney Sweeney has now turned into a full-blown internet circus — and Doja Cat just threw gasoline on the fire.

The outspoken rapper took to social media late last night with a brutal takedown of Sydney’s now-infamous jeans ad, and fans are divided, furious, and obsessed all at once.

🔥 Doja Cat’s Savage Post: “This Ain’t Fashion, It’s Fan Fiction”

Without naming names (but making it painfully obvious), Doja posted a story to Instagram with a clip from Sydney’s slow-mo tractor scene and the caption:

“This ain’t fashion… it’s fan fiction for dudes who buy denim at gas stations.”

Then, to drive the dagger in deeper, she followed it up with a tweet:

“If you whisper ‘denim doesn’t lie’ into a camera, you better be joking.”

Mic. Drop.

👖 The Ad That Keeps Getting Dragged

Sydney’s sultry denim campaign was already receiving backlash for being over-produced, awkwardly directed, and wildly out of touch. The moody, cowboy-core aesthetic paired with bizarre whisper lines like “Denim doesn’t lie” had the internet confused and cringing.

But Doja’s callout officially turned the backlash into bloodsport.

“Why does this look like an AI ad made for straight men who wear Axe body spray?” one fan echoed.
“Doja just said what we were all thinking, but were too polite to tweet,” said another.

💬 Fans React: Team Sydney vs. Team Doja

Twitter exploded within minutes of Doja’s roast, and fans quickly split into two camps:

Team Doja:
“She’s not wrong. That ad was embarrassing.”
“Doja’s chaotic but she speaks truth. That jeans thing was cringe.”

Team Sydney:
“Jealousy much?”
“Doja, you literally wore a shirt made of eyelashes. Sit down.”
“Why are we hating on a woman for looking good in jeans?”

And somewhere in the middle, people just tried to enjoy the chaos:

“We’ve officially reached peak 2025: pop stars beefing over denim ads.”

👀 Sydney’s Subtle Response?

Sydney hasn’t directly responded, but just hours after Doja’s roast, she posted a new mirror selfie wearing the same jeans, paired with a cropped tee and no caption.

The comment section? Exploding with:

“Still look better than 99% of people dragging you.”

“Serve. And silence the haters.”

“Denim does lie… if it says Doja wasn’t pressed.”

🧢 Real Talk: Was Doja Cat Right?

Here’s the honest truth: The ad was weird. It felt tone-deaf, overly sexualized, and a little lost in its own aesthetic.

But was it roast-worthy? Or is Doja just stirring the pot because she can?

One industry insider said:

“Doja knows exactly how to make noise when the spotlight isn’t on her. She’s a master of calculated chaos.”

Meanwhile, Sydney’s team insists the ad was meant to be “empowering and cinematic”—not a meme. But with Doja leading the mockery parade, the damage may already be done.

Final Thoughts: Catty or Called-Out?

Whether you think Doja Cat is a fashion truth-teller or just taking cheap shots, one thing’s clear:

Sydney Sweeney’s jeans ad is no longer just an ad — it’s a moment.
A viral spectacle.
A meme.
And now… a celebrity feud starter.

At this point, the only thing left to ask is:

Who’s dropping a diss track called “Denim Doesn’t Lie” first?

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