Why Is Jojo Siwa Facing Backlash Over Her Magazine Photoshoot?

Jojo Siwa recently did a bold photoshoot for Ladygunn Magazine, which didn’t sit well with many on the internet. She sported a sequined look, which many deemed inappropriate, eventually sparking discussions and backlash. While she has yet to address this criticism, here are all the details on her Ladygunn Magazine controversy.

Jojo Siwa trolled over her new magazine photoshoot

On September 23, Ladygunn magazine shared Jojo Siwa’s photoshoot on Instagram. She uploaded photos featuring her in a sequin top, which looked like a man’s abs. Moreover, she sported a bottom with a bulge and posed uniquely in every image.

Her bold appearance didn’t sit well with netizens, who flooded her comment section with negative remarks. Additionally, this photoshoot got trolled immensely, sparking a meme fest and striking serious discussions. Many questioned her outfit choice while criticizing her for being relevant only because of her timely garnering of negative attention.

Aside from negative comments, some fans stood by Jojo Siwa and appreciated her bold look. At the time of this writing, she hasn’t addressed the criticism.

In conversation with Ladygunn, Siwa emphasized how she excels at marketing herself to the world. She revealed how people constantly tell her to open a marketing business, but she can’t, as she can only market for herself.

Elaborating on her wise lessons on attention, she says, “I learned at a very young age that in the public eye, any attention is attention…whether it be good attention or just attention. I just signed with new management, and they’re great, amazing people. They were like, alright, we got to get people to rally around you and really start to like you. And I was like, oh no, that’s not the point.”

This polarizing photoshoot is a testament to Jojo Siwa’s unique ability to grab the public’s attention.

Shazmeen Navrange

Shazmeen is an Entertainment Journalist at ComingSoon. She holds a degree in multimedia and mass communication, specializing in advertising, but her ardor for cinema led her into entertainment journalism. While her cinematic preferences know no bounds, she specifically has fondness for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, psychological thrillers, horror, and films with profound philosophical undertones.