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Megan Behnke

Sydney Sweeney Does Not Agree She Was 'Objectified' In That Viral Music Video For The Rolling Stones

Sydney Sweeney in the music video for "Angry" by The Rolling Stones.

Sydney Sweeney has been rising in Hollywood since Euphoria premiered, making her mark on both TV and film. While she can currently be seen in the new rom-com Anyone But You, which just premiered on the 2023 movie schedule, one of her other big projects this year came through a music video for The Rolling Stones. In September, she was the star of the rock band’s “Angry” video from their new album, Hackney Diamonds. She was riding on top of a convertible driving through Los Angeles, rocking black studded chaps and a corset, as the Stones’ long career is displayed on billboards. While the video rocks, some people had some words about her being sexually objectified, and now Sweeney has responded. 

The criticism in question came via NME, when The Blur frontman Damon Albarn told French magazine Les Inrockuptibles that he “watched this horrible music video” with “this young woman objectified. There’s something completely disconnected.” Sweeney doesn’t think that was the case, however, as she tells Glamour UK:

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