Does Billie Eilish Know Her Lyrics From Her Most Popular Songs?

Okay, yeah, it's so stupid if I feel like this. Hi, I'm Billy Ish and I'm going to talk about some of my

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, things I once enjoyed, just keep me employed now, things I long for, someday I'll get bored. This is because I'm getting older. I want Joy, good, a good choice. I think about this line a lot in my life. It's funny, this line turns me off so much, like whenever I'm excited about something or really like to feel some kind of emotion. or like wow, I can't wait for whatever. I always think about this line and it's like it's in my head being things that you crave, that you'll get bored of and you won't even necessarily get bored of, but like everything we crave and crave and are excited about one day we'll be bored or used to it or it will be it will end or I get really discouraged, but also the funny thing about life is that we change and we keep changing and then we keep getting excited about the next thing and then that happens and we keep getting excited about the next thing and that's what we should accept, but it's also a big bummer , oh yes, a classic, when did all the enjoyment of what it was end? made for everyone, enoy, it's just the epitome of what the song represents and what it's about, and I feel like everything the song means is wrapped up in that sentence and it's like a question that I think everyone has or can ask themselves.

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, I love that song so much. I feel very, very connected to her and very proud of her. I feel very, very proud of her. In some ways, perhaps I naively didn't think about how many people would resonate with her and relate to her. The fact that it resonated with so many women is probably my favorite part of the whole process. I've spent my life loving girls and being really worried that they'll hate me for some reason and wanting to impress them and whatever. more and I felt like one with the girls. Don't

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I've never felt like a girl. I really feel like there were so many things on social media like mother-daughter stuff, videos, stories, and sister relationships and the best. friends and it was all because of my song and it made me as happy as I want, I want to be a girls' girl so mean girls is an amazing man in so many ways, ooh, you tell me like it's something I have a choice about. If it wasn't important, then why would you wait? She brought up all your venom coming from my song with Rosalía called loas po, so I'm pretty sure in 2018 I was like somewhere in Asia on tour and I had been a big fan of hers. she had gotten my L, I thought it was the sickest thing in the world and then I don't know who hit who, but we ended up talking.

I remember she sent me this video of her and told me that I have an intuition. that we should make music together and I was like stop and record the screen, that saved him, toughened him up and I showed it to everyone. I was so excited many months later, I went into the studio and spent a couple of days there and we did a couple. little ideas and then this song happened, what was nice is that none of us were saying no, we need to make a hit because we thought about making something weird and maybe people won't like it, but I think it's tight she has a great vision man and it has to be her vision which I appreciate as much as it is a lot I appreciate it I'm the same I'm the same as I understand it I want things to be a certain way and she's more or less the same way so definitely together it was a little bit explosive but it was also tight, she's the best, I love her, she's really like maybe the best performer in the world for real and the funny thing about this line is that the whole song was done and then there was kind of the ending where she did it ago and I wanted to say something at the end and maybe say something in English.

I was sitting in the studio with my mom, my dad, my brother and maybe a friend I don't even know. the whole family for some reason in the studio and Phineas and I were trying to show them something that I don't even know and we thought, oh, should we write that line and we were all sitting together while Phineas and I wrote that line and I think my mom he came up with the word poison, it was like a fun family moment, oh wow, this is so fun to watch. They called me weak as if she wasn't just someone's daughter.

All she wanted, they called me weak like me. I'm not just Somebody's Daughter, we wrote the first verse on I Mean in the fall of 2018 or something and then we wrote like the chorus in April 2019 and then we wrote the rest of the song in September 2019 and then we recorded. It was November 2019 or October, I don't know, but it was like very different periods of my life and mental states. I feel like 2018 and 2019 were a blur, God, so long ago, now I didn't realize how. How much the song meant to me, um, up until the time of making it, which was interesting, like no, I don't know, I remember, I remember writing it, but I remember not caring at all and my brother and I sort of. they were like yeah, whatever, I'm working on other things and then when we focused on it and started really working on it again, I got to have such a connection with it, which was really interesting because we had already written it, but no I didn't have a connection with it until much later, which was fascinating, it's about my brother and my relationship and I think that's really special, every time I like to sing the song and think about the song, it makes my heart he feels very warm because he is my brother and I don't know he is very sweet to me I have him very close to my heart and oh my God, I forgot the main thing, I dreamed that I died and everyone said haha, it ruined me to say that.

At least it was that vivid and I remember it so well, yeah, and then the next day I was telling my brother about this and I thought, man, it was so real, oh God, I'm that bad guy, make your mom be feel sad, that's how it is. bad boy, I'm that bad guy, oh my god, yes, the Grammy man, it was so chaotic, crazy, ridiculous, surreal, scary and amazing, and I don't know, I think so fondly of that night, it's funny, like it was so bad. Dude, make your mom feel sad like my little ass is 15 years old, those Grammys, I mean, they were the craziest life experiences, all in a few months, I can't forget it, it was so special and crazy.

I keep my grandmothers, oh God, where? Do I keep them? They are on a shelf in my house. Two shelves. Two shelves. It's not my fault when we all fall asleep Where are we going? That's from Barry, a friend who is currently making the next album. I've been writing in a notebook, but I pretty much just went. I went into it just like I was planning. I just write all the letters, but I always end up drawing some weird little thing that I love to draw. I love to draw and I always have and it's much easier for me to listen when I draw, like I have a lot of auditory processing problems and when I draw I can hear much better in some ways that's okay, so when it comes to sleeping things I never had terrors nocturnal I didn't know what that was, so I was just saying it because it sounded like what I had. but what I had was like sleep paralysis and horrible nightmares.

I thought tears were like nightmares, no, it's like screaming in your sleep and no, I don't have that kind of thing. This whole album was very inspired by that, like it was inspired by Sleep and I like how weird it is and the title of the album and the cover of the album and the kind of theme of the album was a big inspiration for me, it was Baba du, that he loved so much. Phineas came up with this lyric that he had just made. been saying nonsense for months about when we fall asleep like why like what are dreams and like why do we sleep and why do we wake up and like he's just asking stupid questions but then of course he's like, well this is something What would you say when we all fall asleep, where are we going?

It was so perfect at that moment in that song and we were like, you know what it is, like such a perfect encapsulation of the album and we named it like, oh, I put on Survivor just to see someone suffer maybe I should get some sleep this is from the television. I put it up just to see someone suffer. I'll be watching some Survivor because I just started watching it while I was writing this song and I had never seen it before and I had the idea that it was like, oh, you jump through a hoop and you like to run through a thing and it's not like that. , it's like people al

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What's it called? Mike White, yeah, who was amazing. That was actually the season I was watching when I wrote that line. I think in physical things it would be great, but you have to like math and and I wouldn't be good at it, so I've never fallen from that high and this is from Ocean Eyes, it's so crazy remembering it, so in 2015 I was 13 years old , my brother wrote this song and he wrote it for his band and then a. At that moment he said: Do you want to sing this song because I feel like it would sound better with your voice?

And I said, I guess and then I did it simultaneously. I was a dancer and I danced all the time and that was what I planned to do forever and my dance teacher told me: I know you like to make

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: Do you want to make a song and we can dance to it? I don't know, it could be fun and I was really excited. about that and Phineas had written this song called Ocean Eyes, we weren't even going to release it, we were just going to send it to my teacher, but we were like yeah, that's cool, we might as well put it on Soundcloud or whatever.

I'll put a free download link because you know 10 people will listen to it, I'm probably not honest, in a week it was like a shot. I was sitting in a Starbucks. Phineas called me and told me that Ocean Eyes reached a thousand views. It was like you were lying and it was the biggest moment and I remember being there and thinking, "Wow, this is my moment, nothing like this will ever happen again and this is my moment and I'm just going to take it in and I'm so grateful for this, it's cool and then like the next week it was on the radio and then here we are I don't know guys things happened if it wasn't for that song I don't think I would be.