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A hilarious shower gel advert starring Sydney Sweeney has gone viral and been viewed more than a million times.

Sweeney was hired by soap company Dr. Squatch, whose vice president of marketing, John Ludeke, hired her euphoria And White lotus Star because it “resonates with a broad demographic.”

In the commercial, Sweeney plays the “Body Wash Genie,” a character who magically appears in front of random men who tells them, “Men only want one thing.”

Sweeney then converts the previously used standard body wash into one of Dr. Squatch around.

The decision to stop it Immaculate The advert’s ‘Body Wash Genie’ actor, who has been dubbed a ‘genius’ by viewers, comes after he was subjected to offensive comments from male film fans.

In April, Sweeney made her feelings about the discourse surrounding her appearance clear with a message on her sweatshirt. In a picture posted to Instagram, she wore a gray sweater with the caption: “I’m sorry I have such great t**s.”

In the same month, she was also criticized by Hollywood producer Carol Baum, who commented on her looks and acting skills.

Then Sweeney talked diversity: “How sad that a woman capable of sharing her expertise and experience would instead choose to attack another woman.

“If this is what she has learned over her decades in the industry and sees fit to teach it to her students, then that is shameful. Unfairly denigrating a colleague says volumes about Ms. Baum’s character.”

The actor also told us NME that “there’s nothing I can do about the obsession with her looks.”

When asked if that made her want to stay away from the internet, she replied: “Um, no, I think it’s important to know about everything and then use that information however I want. But I’m just being myself, that’s all.”

In response to the advertisement for Dr.

Another said: “I’m really excited to see how much business this brings them.”

As reported by Marketing driveJohn Ludeke, vice president of marketing at Dr.

He added: “We always want to make a meaningful contribution to the culture and it’s great to have her personality drive that message for us through marketing.”

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It comes after that Saturday Night Live Star Bowen Yang has claimed Sweeney asked the cast to “make jokes about my breasts” when she hosted the show earlier this year.

Talk about the Fly on the wall On the podcast, Yang said Sweeney was “an example of a host who came in and understood how she was already being consumed and perceived.”

He added: “She came in and said, ‘Please everyone joke about my breasts.'”