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Megyn Kelly Slams Beyoncé’s Levi’s ‘Denim Cowboy’ Campaign as ‘Artificial’

The clash spotlights debates over authenticity in celebrity endorsements with brands reporting sales gains

Overview

  • Megyn Kelly called Beyoncé’s new Levi’s “Denim Cowboy” campaign “artificial,” “fake,” and “enhanced” on X, reigniting their long-running feud.
  • The “Denim Cowboy” spot features Beyoncé in a blonde wig and full denim looks inspired by Levi’s 1980s–1990s heritage commercials.
  • Kelly contrasted Beyoncé’s ad with Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle campaign, asserting that there was “nothing natural” about the singer’s appearance.
  • Levi Strauss and American Eagle defend their jeans campaigns as celebrations of individual confidence and self-expression.
  • Industry analysts report that Beyoncé’s partnership with Levi’s has driven significant upticks in global sales and brand visibility among younger consumers.