“What is this outfit?” — JoJo Siwa’s LadyGunn Magazine Photoshoot Ignites Online Meme Craze

JoJo Siwa’s stunning photos from her LadyGunn magazine photoshoot surfaced on the internet on September 23, igniting a flurry of reactions from netizens. In the shoot, she adorned a rhinestone-embellished chest plate created by Kyle Farmery of Sparkyle Studio, sculpted in the shape of a male torso, complete with a subtle six-pack.

JoJo Siwa complemented the chest plate with rhinestone-studded briefs, strings, and glamorous golden boots. One striking photo features her in a squatting pose, where the bottoms appear to mimic a phallic shape, leading to further discussions online.

As Pop Base shared a couple of images from the photoshoot on X, users quickly voiced their opinions on JoJo’s provocative outfit:

“WHAT IS THIS OUTFIT?”, wrote one user.

“The only way she can stay relevant is by shock value and negative attention”, expressed another.

“Everything she does is just sooo unappealing to me; it’s just not happening, sorry girl”, commented an X user.

“This is what gaylors want Taylor to be”, another user remarked.

“Obsessed with how she’s kinda allergic to serving”, joked another follower.

Conversely, several fans adored JoJo Siwa’s photoshoot, showcasing a divide in opinions.

“Don’t hate me for saying this, but I think she slayed”, one user expressed.

“A lot of you will fear saying she did great, but I’m not!”, another user chimed in.

“I think she absolutely nailed it!”, added another follower.

“She looks stunning here. This is the only time I’ll stan JoJo Siwa”, wrote one user.

“The credit goes to the creative director. JoJo is not solely responsible for this look”, noted another user.

“The only thing I know how to market is myself”— JoJo Siwa reveals in her latest interview

In a recent interview with LadyGunn, Koko Ntuen referred to the 21-year-old star as a “master of the attention economy”, to which JoJo responded:

“Thank you, I am an attention wh*re.”

The interviewer characterized JoJo Siwa as someone who meticulously collects opinions about her on the internet and her public perception. She shared insights from others who suggested she should start a marketing company, stating:

“And I tell them, I wish I could, but I literally can’t…the only thing I know how to market is myself.”

JoJo continued to discuss the notion of attention, explaining that any attention from the public—whether positive or negative—ultimately counts. She illustrated this with an example from her time on Dance Moms:

“I was the most hated on that show. But my mom would say, nobody can take away what you accomplished…Sure, people commented that they wanted JoJo to go home, but others commented that they wanted JoJo to stay. You know what I mean?”

JoJo Siwa demonstrated an understanding of the intense scrutiny and criticism she often faces online, whether for her music or antics during performances. She told LadyGunn that her “favorite thing”is making people laugh through her entertainment. JoJo emphasized that it doesn’t matter if she becomes the target of their laughter or if they share joy with her.

While acknowledging that no one desires to be subjected to hate, JoJo reaffirmed her commitment to continue entertaining her audience, even if it invites negative feedback.

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