Fans Fire Back at Megyn Kelly's 'Fake' Claim About Beyoncé, Producing Receipts Of Their Own About Her Makeover

Beyoncé has once more drawn the ire of conservative commentator Megyn Kelly. Kelly recently faced backlash after criticizing Beyoncé’s Levi’s advertisement while lauding Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle campaign. Her criticism has reignited accusations of her longstanding bias against the music icon, disregarding Beyoncé's notable achievements.The uproar initiated when Kelly expressed her discontent over Beyoncé's vintage Americana-themed Levi's ad, highlighting the artist's portrayal of classic denim aesthetics and nods to iconic '80s and '90s commercials. She labeled Beyoncé “artificial” and “fake,” contrasting her image with Sweeney’s more perceived authenticity in her jeans ad.This comparison has sparked discussion, especially since Sweeney's campaign has been criticized for potentially evoking eugenics language, prompting strong dissent amid claims of cultural appropriation directed at Beyoncé. Both celebrities symbolize broader societal debates surrounding race, authenticity, and the portrayal of womanhood in advertising.

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