Americans Obsess Over Sydney Sweeney Jeans Ad Vantage with Palki Sharma
Actor Sydney Sweeney's jeans ad has triggered a major political debate in America. While liberals say the ad is racist for its wordplay on "genes and jeans", the conservatives reject the assertion. Whatever the intention behind the ad, one thing is clear. Americans have way too much free time. Palki Sharma brings you Joke of the Day.
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