Sydney Sweeney performed as a singer at the Stagecoach Festival
Sydney Sweeney performed with American musician Diplo at the Stagecoach festival.
The 28-year-old actress spent the past weekend at the Stagecoach festival, where her lingerie brand Syrn had a booth. Musicians Riley Green, Chase Rice, and Diplo performed on the stage branded by Sweeney's company. However, it wasn't the concert itself that surprised the actress's fans the most, but the participation of Sydnee Sweeney herself. During Chase Rice's performance, Sweeney took the stage and performed his song "Cruise" with him. Later, the actress did the same with DJ Diplo. While singing, Sweeney threw lingerie from her brand into the crowd.
In the comments, Sydney's fans immediately dubbed the actress the "karaoke queen." According to eyewitnesses who shared their impressions in the comments section of the actress's Instagram*, Sweeney sang well.
Many of Sydney's followers believe these musical numbers are the beginning of a singing career for the actress, who has been dating music producer Scooter Braun for the past six months. Braun was responsible for launching the careers of Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Demi Lovato, and Kanye West.
As a reminder, Sydney Sweeney has been at the center of several scandals over the past year, involving Nazism and even pedophilia propaganda. For example, Sweeney was nearly "canceled" for her collaboration with the American Eagle brand due to an ad featuring Nazi tropes. Later, after the release of the third season of the series "Euphoria," in which Sydney poses as a baby for an OnlyFans shoot, Sweeney was immediately accused of sexualizing children.
Meanwhile, Sydney's boyfriend, Scooter Braun, whose net worth is estimated in the millions, has also been embroiled in controversy. Several years ago, Scooter sued Taylor Swift over the rights to her songs, with whom he had collaborated for many years. The singer lost the lawsuit, but later re-recorded all the songs Scooter had stolen from her.
Photo: syrn, sydney_sweeney/Instagram**
