There are a few thing we know about Billie Eilish’s video for “all the good girls go to hell.” We know it’s a metaphor for climate change and global warming, we know it’s massive with over 57 million views, but did we know about the bruises Billie endured to make her latest masterpiece?

“It was really miserable to shoot,” Eilish laughs in the exclusive RADIO.COM interview above. “It was incredibly miserable, for real.”

 

In fact, much more of it is “for real” than you probably imagined. The wings that Billie wore weighed 70 pounds, and left bruises on the singer as she strived for authenticity. “They were 15 feet long, and with the goo they were so much heavier,” she explains, bemoaning the late, freezing hours of the shoot. “It’s crazy what went into making that video, cause oh my god, why do I do the things I do? It’s insane.”

 

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Billie Eilish has the most unique style, so it’s a pretty good assumption that she’s going to be a very popular Halloween costume this year. I mean, grab a pair of baggy pants, a large t-shirt, and some slime green hair dye…it will be your coolest and comfiest costume ever!

The singer was surprised, however, when TMZ informed her that people may be copying her look for Halloween. “You think?” she asked while walking through the LAX airport.

She was then asked what look people should go as, since, there are SO many iconic Billie outfits to choose from. “I think that’s up to whoever wants to do it,” she responded. Well, if you need some info, may I suggest the Gucci ankle pillow look?

As for Billie’s own Halloween plans, she’s just excited to be home in LA for the holiday for the first time in years. She’s planning to take advantage of the anonymity provided by costumes and walk around without getting recognized. “I might put on some mask, pretending not to be me,” she said. Hey, I know a few fellow pop stars who have some masks handy if you’re looking to borrow one, Billie.

Billie also revealed that she “might just” go trick-or-treating this year as well. So, if you’re in LA this Halloween, look out for a surgical mask-wearing singer with insanely long fingernails at your door.

Source: Seventeen.

OG Billie Eilish fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Despite releasing her debut studio album in March, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, the “Bad Guy” singer still has plans to tour her 2017 EP, according to Variety. The singer revealed the exciting, yet unexpected news on Wednesday (September 18) at the Troubadour in L.A. while playing a show for SiriusXM and Pandora.

The promise to tour Don’t Smile at Me came after Eilish had already performed three tracks from the eight-song EP. When a fan shouted a request for Eilish to sing just one more of the EP’s songs, “The Boy,” the 17-year-old singer-songwriter let it slip that fans will hear those songs again — just not right now. “I always see [comments] like, ‘She’s never gonna do these songs ever again and we’re never going to hear them.’ Not true, dude!” she assured the crowd.

But Eilish’s promise didn’t end there. In addition to vowing that she’d play her 2017 songs live “eventually,” she also pledged to bring those songs on entirely separate tour. “I’m going to do a tour of all the old songs, so don’t worry,” she said. “I promise. I’ve always wanted to do that. So eventually, in the future, we will do a Don’t Smile at Me tour — just wait.“

For now, Eilish really wants the people that come to her shows to enjoy the moment. And much of that is because Eilish, herself, is happier now than she was when her EP came out two years ago. “Enjoy what’s happening now, okay?” she said. “Because I don’t want to see [you] in three months like, ‘I miss the old Billie, because now I see I miss the old Billie.’ And bitch, I’m happy now!”

Source: MTV.

n Billie Eilish’s new music video for ‘All the Good Girls Go to Hell,’ the singer is seen with wings falling into a black pit, but the singer says the meaning is deeper than what it appears on the surface.

The “Bad Guy” singer stopped by 97.1 AMP Radio and RADIO.COM’S official Life Is Beautiful Pool Party Series on Friday and explained to host McCabe that the idea behind that song and music video was a metaphor.

“It’s a metaphor for climate change and global warming and stuff,” she said. “If you don’t look into it, you’d think it’s about hell and stuff. But realistically it’s about the world we’re living in now and I just had this visual of wings coming out … and I thought it’d be cool if I just fell from the sky into a pool of f—ing black s—t.”

On Friday, many around the country protested to take a stand on climate change — an issue Eilish takes to heart.

“I don’t know if I got involved, I just wanted to be involved,” she said. “There isn’t much time. Do you want to die or do you want to live?”

Eilish said she avoids using plastic and no longer eats meat as an attempt to make an impact on climate change.

“There’s some things from my job I can’t really do. I’d love not to waste resources, like planes and cars and stuff, but there’s certain things you can do instead … there’s numbers you can text to protest and just speak up, you know.”

Eilish also spoke about working on new music, although she stressed she was not working on a new album, but rather in the studio just having fun and trying new things.

She also spoke about preparing for her upcoming performance on SNL on Sept. 28, but do not expect her to be in any sketches.

“F—k, people keep asking me. I would not [do sketches>” she said. “I think it’s really funny, but it would be corny as hell. I’d rather watch them be funny and just laugh.”.

Source: AMP Radio.

The ‘bad guy’ hitmaker has remained coy when asked about her relationships, admitting she was “in love” with someone else but isn’t any more

She said: “I was in love, [but] not at the moment. I’m in love with her. Me.”

And the 17-year-old singer has also opened up about her love for her fans.

Speaking to 3Voor12, she added: “I used to do shows and like just walk off stage into the audience and meet everyone. I can’t do that anymore which is normal, but it is like as much as there are amazing, precious, incredible fans that just want the best for you and just want to be happy with you and want you to be happy. There are people that are crazy – and not even fans – just people that are out there and just want to grab you and get you.”

Billie previously spoke candidly about her struggles with mental health.

She said: “[At 13] was probably when I was the most insecure. I wasn’t as confident. I couldn’t speak and just be normal. When I think about it or see pictures of me then, I was so not OK with who I was. At dance, you wear really tiny clothes.

“And I’ve never felt comfortable in really tiny clothes. I was always worried about my appearance. That was the peak of my body dysmorphia. I couldn’t look in the mirror at all. Basically, before you’re 16, the cartilage in your hip isn’t firm yet. It’s still growing. I was in a hip-hop class with all the seniors, the most advanced level.”

Source: NCity.

Billie Eilish, the 17-year-old who has quickly become one of today’s most powerful pop artists, has never been afriad of being candid about her personal struggles. 

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There are quite a few things which distinguish 17-year-old Billie Eilish from fellow alternative-pop artists, but probably the most notable, are her wild and outlandish stylistic choices. The young star is known for sporting over-the-top, baggy layers, in a multitude of clashing colours, and patterns, with loudly displayed brand logos. She recently interviewed with Vogue Australia, where she explained how a quote by fashion icon, Rihanna, about using fashion as a “defense mechanism,” had really spoken to her. “I feel like I’ve never felt something as strongly hearing someone else say it as I did when I heard her say that,” she said. “It’s always been that way for me. It’s always been my security blanket. It’s my way of expression without having to use words . . . Fashion is its own language and I use mine all day, every day. I always have.” Now, in a video interview with HypeBae, Eilish gives us a tour of her tour closet, detailing what makes up both her on- and off-stage looks.

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We instantly see that her wardrobe almost exclusively contains an array of relaxed silhouettes, bright colors and bold graphics. As we delve in deeper, she breaks down what distinguishes betwen her camera-ready vs. more laid back looks, giving us an example of a more casual ensemble with a pair of leather pants bedazzled with a sequined “FUCK U MAN,” a matching Gucci embellished baseball jersey looking shirt, and some “heavy ass, chunky ass” Gucci shoes. She goes on to explain how she “cannot wear pants” onstage, and how she ends up opting for mid-length shorts usually. She goes on to tease a forthcoming collaboration with artist and designer Siberia Hills, and shows off a baggie full of diamond jewelry. She laughs as she reveals “I have very ratchet ways [of storing]… jewelry.”

Source: HNHNN

Billie Eilish also rates being a teenager, Avril Lavigne, and more in this episode of Over/Under.

Billie Eilish doesn’t want you to know whether or not she’s “slim thick.”

“I never want the world to know everything about me,” Eilish shares in the new #MyCalvin’s campaign titled “I Speak My Truth.” “I mean, that’s why I wear big baggy clothes. Nobody can have an opinion because they haven’t seen what’s underneath.”

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Eilish is just one of the many stars to be a part of Calvin Klein’s new “I Speak My Truth” campaign. Launching today, May 9, the singer joins Alabama-born rapper Chika Oranika—who’s 2018 freestyle about Kanye West went viral and transformed her into a star—Noah Centineo, and Shawn Mendes, who debuted his shirt-less #MyCalvins underwear ad earlier this year, quenching the thirst of his die-hard fans’—and J. Lo’s (A-Rod chimed in, too), and mine, if we’re being quite honest.

As described by the brand, the new I Speak My Truth campaign “presents today’s most influential voices telling their own stories, in their own words – and invites others around the world to do the same.” In a series of videos directed by Jonas Lindstroem, each star in the campaign shares their personal truths through cheeky and emotional videos, including one where the internet’s usual goofy heartthrob, Noah Centineo, embraces his scars.

Starting today, Calvin Klein will roll out the campaign videos across their social platforms and encourage fans to speak their truth by using the hashtag #MyCalvins. Phase two of CK’s I Speak My Truth campaign will feature videos from A$AP Rocky, Bella Hadid, ELLE’s first transgender cover star Indya Moore, Kendall Jenner, Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract, Troye Sivan, and Korean actor Yoo Ah-In.

“That dude freaked the fuck out of me”

Billie Eilish has admitted that she was “terrified” of Eminem while growing up.

The 17-year-old singer was speaking to Noisey when she explained how the rap icon used to be the stuff of nightmares for her.

When asked to choose her favourite rapper between Eminem and Childish Gambino, she admitted: ” I have to say Childish Gambino, one billion percent.

“I was scared of Eminem my whole life,” she continued. “Terrified. That dude freaked the fuck out of me. Oh my god. But you know, Childish Gambino created me dude. I don’t even know, that’s crazy, that’s a god you can’t even put him in a list of other people.”

The same question was then posed for Biggie and Tupac, with the ‘When The Party’s Over’ singer opting for the former.

“Honestly Biggie. I feel like Tupac’s vibe is cooler. Biggie’s voice just feels like a big heavy warm blanket on you, which is probably what it feels like if he laid on top of you.”

Source: NME.COM