Sydney Sweeney Viral 'Euphoria' BTS Fart Clip Debunked as Fake

Behind-the-scenes footage is real, but the infamous sound effect was added to stir up buzz

LAT Editorial Team

Photo credits: TMZ

A video clip showing Sydney Sweeney seemingly passing gas on the set of HBO's hit series "Euphoria" has taken social media by storm, sparking widespread debate about its authenticity.

TMZ has confirmed that while the behind-the-scenes footage is genuine, the controversial sound effect was artificially inserted by someone seeking viral attention, highlighting the challenges celebrities face with misleading content.

The Viral Clip That Had Everyone Talking

The short video shows Sydney Sweeney preparing to film a scene on the "Euphoria" set, accompanied by a sound that suggests she passed gas just as filming began. The clip quickly amassed over a million views, fueling speculation and amusement across social media platforms.

TMZ Confirms the Sound Effect Was Added

A source with direct knowledge revealed to TMZ that the footage itself is authentic, but the fart noise was not. It was added post-production by an individual aiming to generate clicks and stir controversy, a tactic that evidently succeeded.

Sydney Sweeney’s History with On-Set Rumors

This incident is not the first time Sydney has been the subject of misleading stories while working on "Euphoria." Last month, rumors of a feud between her and co-star Zendaya, sparked by a behind-the-scenes photo, were also debunked as false.

What This Means for Fans and the Show’s Reputation

The spread of doctored clips and false rumors can distort public perception and create unnecessary drama. Fans are encouraged to approach viral content with skepticism and await official confirmations to avoid falling for fabricated stories.