Billie Eilish just dropped a pretty big bombshell in a recent interview with Matt Wilkinson for Apple Music 1. Remember her epic headlining performance at Coachella? Yeah, she used a lookalike for a part. The singer said it was actually one of her dancers who was on stage for, like, several minutes (!!) and tricked everyone (including me, dw) into thinking she was Billy.
“I dressed her in a show look that I had worn before. We got a black wig and we put buns in it and we gave her a mask and sunglasses and she wore my shoes and socks,” Billie admitted. “I put her in the back of the stage and she stayed there while the lights came on and everyone thought it was me. And no one ever knew it wasn’t me, literally nobody knew. And while she’s up there I put on a big black coat and a traffic vest and a balaclava and just goggles,” she continued. Color Me Fool!
Clips from the “Bad Guy” singer’s April performance seem to confirm the recent revelation. If you look at the footage, you’ll see a lookalike standing on the stage as Billie gives an intro sequence with song snippets “Oxytocin” and “happier than ever.” Unsurprisingly, the person’s face is not Actually visible until about two minutes into the set, when the track “Bury a Friend” starts playing.
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Earlier this month, Billie and her brother Finneas released a new song called “TV” during a concert in Manchester, England. “We haven’t played a new song live until it’s been released since 2017 or 2018. This is the one we just wrote and we just wanted to play for you,” the Grammy winner said before stepping down. launch into the ballad. The song doesn’t just refer to her recent split from Matthew Tyler Vorce but also addresses the now infamous Johnny Depp and Amber Heard libel lawsuit and Roe vs. Wade knocked down by SCOTUS.
“Maybe I should get some sleep / Sink on the couch while we all betray each other / What’s the point? / All my friends are gone again / That’s what happens when you fall in love / The internet has gone crazy watching movie stars on trial / While they’re knocking each other down Roe vs. Wadeare some of the moving and captivating lyrics of the song. ‘Cause Billie’s song comes on the heels of a truly revolting SCOTUS stopno doubt she will continue to use her platform to oppose it.
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