Billie with glasses im dead on the floorr

@user-aitherios

10 ай бұрын

She looks awesome with everything😭

@amibea19

10 ай бұрын

Right?! She is stunning.

@swiftie13eilish

10 ай бұрын

I literally had a heart attack

@billmywife

10 ай бұрын

fr

@spammerscammer

10 ай бұрын

L3sbian

Love how she pulled out the little clothes that were a reference to her past music videos. Such a hit of nostalgia and I live for it. ❤️

@crazyyoutuberguy

10 ай бұрын

I wish I could... but I just CAN'T watch it... ❤❤❤

@sherylAA

10 ай бұрын

and the crown 🥰

@flicka_1847

10 ай бұрын

I love how she took out her Grammy outfit and acknowledged it longer than the rest of the outfits ❤

@tookhisfuckingsoul

10 ай бұрын

and the camo one

@zonk35

10 ай бұрын

@@crazyyoutuberguywhy not?

it blows my mind that Billie is 21 and Finneas is 26. They are such wonderful artists. Their parents must be SO SO PROUD.

@michaelharris871

8 ай бұрын

for being a part of this industry? i dont think so or they must be very ignorant!shes a total clown and she copies other artists shes just a fake product used by this industry not even herself!

@facethebass

5 ай бұрын

What! Phineas is my age!??! He looks mid 30s

@alanshewitt

3 ай бұрын

Paul McCartney was 22 when he wrote “Yesterday.” He was 28 when the Beatles broke up.

@hippiecheezburger5457

3 күн бұрын

It’s unbelievable and a godsend that these two kids made a song like What Was I Made For? Its artistic brilliance 100%

It honestly might be one of my favorite Billie songs to date

@vascanj

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely. Definitely goes down as one of her best ever.

@aylergayuno

9 ай бұрын

My absolute favourite Billie song was “when the party’s over”, but “What Was I Made For?” took the first spot.

@meltepeyac8690

9 ай бұрын

I am in constant awe of her and she just keeps getting better .

@vascanj

9 ай бұрын

@@meltepeyac8690 Same.

@maks.archer

9 ай бұрын

i made a short film featuring this song by Billie. It is about leaving abusive people and places. I would be really grateful if you could watch it and give your opinion on it, i am a beginner at filmmaking ❤️‍🩹

It‘s so validating to hear that being uninspired for long periods of time and facing obstacles in your creative process is a thing that happens to other people too. Creativity really is not something that can be controlled. And it doesn’t undermine your abilities as an artist.

@milissaragou1611

10 ай бұрын

❤

@elm1230

10 ай бұрын

Yep creativity is free flowing and our lives and the factors that influence also inform our creativity. The difference here is that a professional artist still has to mine and carve something out, even if they don’t feel inspired. I think with creativity it’s important to just keep going

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

When your ghostwriter is unhappy with you

@toointoxicated

10 ай бұрын

when did she said that?

@toointoxicated

10 ай бұрын

when did she said that?

Zane Lowe is FANTASTIC. I love watching any interview he does. He asks the right questions, makes artists feel safe, and allows them to be vulnerable and honest.

@GillianRice

10 ай бұрын

He's the best out there!

@builderofdreams1

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely love all his interviews, he’s amazing!

@HeartsVal

10 ай бұрын

BILLIE W

@xandra9107

10 ай бұрын

Agreed!!!

@equilibrium24

10 ай бұрын

He’s a walking cringeball 🤢

Zane Lowe BLOWS me away with every interview. He has a talent to converse with people and draw things out in them that simply can't be taught. His questions are well researched but more importantly, they're inspired. You can tell he's REALLY listening and connecting with the person he's interviewing in a way that's so genuine and comfortable, that you don't even remember it's an interview. It takes so much vulnerability and WISEDOM on his end to be able to do what he does.

@kirkchan7726

8 ай бұрын

if he's so "good" then why does he keep interrupting her?

@defiantgardener

7 ай бұрын

he does a LOT of mirroring of his interviewees and i think it goes a long way towards making them comfortable which can feel less like an interview and more like a gentle therapy sesh with a good friend.

@NinaboboUngke

4 ай бұрын

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Billie is an artist in every sense of the word. She’s unapologetically herself and cares to want to know people. I would not surprised if the song wins her another Oscar.

@maks.archer

9 ай бұрын

i made a short film featuring this song by Billie. It is about leaving abusive people and places. I would be really grateful if you could watch it and give your opinion on it, i am a beginner at filmmaking 🖤!

@alicegoldenvalley

8 ай бұрын

@@maks.archer I saved it and will watch it later 🌸

@OatCakes101

5 ай бұрын

​@@maks.archerill watch it

@Christina_Bodmer

2 ай бұрын

She won her Oscar and Grammy for the song!

This song hits so hard - she so perfectly describes feeling that constant existential dread that comes with depression, when you so frequently question life and what your purpose is - pairing it with a powerful video that captures the feeling of when you're little and try to play with Barbie a certain way but then things go wrong and you feel so out of control, and then tying that in to the message of the movie of the biggest struggle of life; trying to figure out who you are.

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

Okay ... You're almost there - now think Jeffrey Epstein.

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

"Giant Toddler Troll" this will help you find the key!

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

​@@taylororor Use your imagination, Tay

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

@@taylororor Rain. Yellow. Use your little toddler brain!

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

@@taylororor One exists of Bill Clinton too.

Billie has found her calling in the music industry and that's to make people emotionally feel some kind of way. ❤

@vyronh.5595

10 ай бұрын

Whole heartedly agree

@fartmagus

10 ай бұрын

❤️

@tack3545

10 ай бұрын

This is so vague and generic lmao

@RSpark

10 ай бұрын

I covered what was I made for? and I'd love if you checked it out thx! :)

@emmaromo834

10 ай бұрын

@@tack3545ight? every song is going to make someone feel something emotionally like what??

They are so insanely talented. Like it’s one thing to create art without restrictions, writing about break ups, etc. But Greta showed them the movie and asked them to come up with a song - and they managed to create this?? Something that totally fits the specific Barbie plot WHILE also personal to Billie?? I am impressed by these people’s creativity and skills. The melody is so Billie and it works so beautifully well in the movie when played with the montage about moments in life. So touching. Now whenever I play this song I want to cry

@maks.archer

9 ай бұрын

i agree with you, Billie is so talented. i made a short film featuring this song by her. It is about leaving abusive people and places. I would be really grateful if you could watch it and give your opinion on it, i am a beginner at filmmaking ❤️‍🩹

It baffles me that Billie is only 21, and she made a whole career for herself with her brother, but she’s not even 25 yet, and she can literally put a greatest hits out. She has so much time ahead of her, and can’t wait to see what will happen next in her career. She is just so naturally talented as her brother is, and it’s only been 5 years since her first album came out. That’s just crazy.

i love how natural this interview is. it’s so refreshing to see him and billie just have a conversation. they are both so incredibly inspiring

She and her brother are truly some of the most talented songwriters of this generation

Oscar winning potential. I love this song so much.

@Garcelle1987

9 ай бұрын

Oh, yes!! Such a beautiful song

@loonaticlori

2 ай бұрын

And fast forward!

@chimatv1279

2 ай бұрын

And she got an Oscar’s!

How does someone manage to look 40 and 20 at the same time and still look absolutely fabulous

when i heard that lyric "I used to float, now I just fall down " all I saw was Barbie floating out of her dreamhouse. it's perfect

Zane and billies dynamic is so amazing to watch, the way they relay off of each other is so relaxed and authentic, we love to see the genuine connection between interviewer, interviewee, but also as friends 🩷🩷

@RaymondRAYCE

10 ай бұрын

It's literally...what he does for a living... Lol

@teresatano193

10 ай бұрын

I could see her with a guy like that.

@Thomas_of_the_forest

10 ай бұрын

​@@RaymondRAYCE yeah , but the point is that he does his job well

@RSpark

10 ай бұрын

I covered what was I made for? and I'd love if you checked it out thx! :)

@ElleLillian

10 ай бұрын

i didn't how he kept leading her responses by making statements about what he assumed she thought or felt and just expected her to agree with him

“Things can age without aging poorly“ is so true. Things, people can change completely but that doesn’t mean they were bad before.

I'm glad that they're still interviewing with Zane. He was one of the first music critics who interviewed Billie and Finneas and actively boosted their music.

Feeling like you don't know how to be happy or just forgot, but also knowing that you maybe can be if you figure out what your purpose is - she describes depression so beautifully.

As a woman who played with Barbie as a kid, and then grew to experience the different nuances of life, then becoming a mother to a daughter This song hit me hard. Paired with the scenes in the movie, sitting with my stepmom and daughter, I was in tears in the theater 😭

@ujika8164

9 ай бұрын

Right?! At period time, we were the carefree little girls with Barbies in our hands and dreaming about everything. But next, we have our own daughters to buy a Barbie for. Feels like we are very different now. Deep down, we are still the same gleeful little girls.

I’m amazed at Billies wisdom at her age, and I’m 71. I love her music.

@waninigichuki1732

4 ай бұрын

I'm 52 and love her music too. Billie's an old soul.

@sw3143

2 ай бұрын

I’m 51. My daughter is 12 and, like Billie, has Tourette Syndrome. Not only am I amazed by her insane talent and crazy beautiful voice, I am incredibly grateful that she is open about having TS. It has given my daughter such relief to see a celebrity cope with it.

This song perfectly encapsulates the feeling of being a woman and not just that-the feeling of being a human that Barbie touches on. Here we have all of these expectations and pressures and too often I'm left questioning what exactly is it that im made for. What barbie taught me is that maybe the point is that im not made for any thing particularly, except the experience of real life

@malovina

8 ай бұрын

I sometimes hear this from men too. I think we all find that we question ourselves and why we are hwre

@roll2ones

5 ай бұрын

Feeling of being a human*

@bankrolldame

5 ай бұрын

@@roll2ones I said that! :) "the feeling of being a woman and not just that-the feeling of being a human"

@roll2ones

5 ай бұрын

@@bankrolldame I apologize I didn’t see that part. Honestly I just read the first sentence and replied, but I agree with your comment 100%

i swear she keeps releasing music at the right time every single time

she’s just so real. i love her.

Lost my dad a month ago and heard this out of the blue and sure enough... I cried for 5+ hours because it truly encapsulates everything and nothing. Thank you for creating this masterpiece..

Wow, now knowing it’s about how she feels, the lyrics “Turns out i’m not real, just something you paid for” hits even harder ⚡️ 😩

I’m really happy she put a personal touch to the song.

She should create a concept album writing from the perspective of characters or moments in movies she relates to and call it mirrorball or motion capture.

@inomrasmith

10 ай бұрын

I actually really love that idea

@kennethjames6114

9 ай бұрын

You should create it :) if it inspires you

@inomrasmith

9 ай бұрын

@@kennethjames6114 True!

@inomrasmith

9 ай бұрын

@@kennethjames6114 we give so many of our creative ideas to artist little do we be knowing we could be artists ourselves half the time

@ashleypg1708

8 ай бұрын

Sufjan Stevens did something similar.

I’m bedridden due to health and I put this song on my bed when I’m going crazy with pain and I fall asleep. I’m like a baby and this song stops the cycle of physical pain. Thank you 🙏🏼

Zane is such an incredible interviewer. He prioritises his guests being comfortable and this whole interview with billie is so natural and open, he sparks truly passionate and honest conversation

the trouble with knowing her so young is i'm watching this like she growing up soooo quick

Oh my god. When her song played on those theater speakers during that scene in Barbie…I BAWLED.

She's SO getting another Oscar.

What a great interview. I’m a 54 year old man, but I love Billie. She’s just so good. I admire who she is as a person as well as her music. Finneas is also amazing. I really appreciate Zane Lowe’s ability to interview her in a very thoughtful, insightful way.

I’m 100% sympathetic about how we can’t control creativity/inspiration so I’ll wait how many years is needed to hear her third project cuz I just know I’ll love it. I can’t lie… I was super excited thinking we would have an album this year but this song is SO good I’ll hold on to it for now.

@itsmeeandrea

9 ай бұрын

Such a good song!!!

Bille is a genius. To think she is so young. Her brother Finneas as well. It's so inspiring.

So, I watched the movie, stunning, didn't hear the song, or at least, it was on my periphery. I saw the live video floating around KZread and was piqued, but still didn't hit me. I start watching this video and stopped to watch Billie's official video. It has completely overwhelmed me. I'm too old for this, but it still hits like a ton of bricks. Came back to listen to the process. Thank you Apple Music for the great interview.

I don't know how to describe this feeling, but observing her during this interview, I can imagine how she will be in 5, 10, 20 years

the way that Billie can pull of ANYTHING 😫😫😫😫

@4usprosperity

5 ай бұрын

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This guy is literally the best interviewer. I love his interviews.

I remember when Ruth said take my hands close your eyes now feel and this song played I literally started bawling crying cause I felt like it was her saying feel your emotions and let them out . I suffer with terrible anxiety and have to take medication for it that when I heard this song it was like billie said everything I was feeling ( like Billie said it was exactly how she felt , it’d also how I feel ) dealing with stress and anxiety daily it’s like I forgot how to be happy and I don’t know how to deal with the anxiety of everyday life etc . This song is sung so beautifully it’s perfect and it was perfect for the barbie movie. This song really struck a chord deep for me and still to this day makes me emotional. She’s a great artist and this is my favourite Billie Ellis’s song to date

She is so grown and confident. I love to see it. So so proud of her

Billie Eillish is my first and only artist I can give a genuine answer saying I love her and no bs when I tell ppl who’s my favorite music artist!💛💛💛

@JustYourAverageFemale

10 ай бұрын

I completely agree

Billie really has the voice to convey such deep messages. This is literally a masterpiece and will be on repeat for the next several weeks

her talent knows no bounds.

That's what inspiration is! Every poem I've ever written the words just came and made no sense in the moment, then i went back and read and they were exactly how I felt. It's beautiful to hear her talk about this.

billie is a living legend.

@dopecat4012

10 ай бұрын

No, she surly is not.

@shapyronyt183

10 ай бұрын

@@dopecat4012and you are ? Commenting on people and spelling wrong , wow

@dopecat4012

10 ай бұрын

@@shapyronyt183 your question mark and comma shouldn't be spaced after the last letter.

She’s literally saved my life over and over again. Thank you Billie for existing ❤️

@JamesJoyce12

10 ай бұрын

pretty sure she "literally" did not unless she has been doing EMT training on the side

@needum9212

10 ай бұрын

@@JamesJoyce12 I always think it funny when someone says they saved my life. like what you mean? your telling me a song saved you come on.

@Thealexiswhite

10 ай бұрын

@@needum9212yes because our feelings are expressed through lyrics and words and Melodie’s coming from other people who feel the same way as us. Small-minded people like y’all wouldn’t understand 😘

@needum9212

10 ай бұрын

@@Thealexiswhite I get that but how did that save your life. your telling me if you didnt hear these songs you would be dead right now?

@Thealexiswhite

10 ай бұрын

@@needum9212 probably 💀

When Finneas and Billie write for film, true alchemical magic happens. My favorites of theirs are always from film. 🙌🏽 This one takes the cake. 2nd Oscar on the way.

It's interesting to hear her perspective on what barbie was to her as a girl. She says that as a kid she didn't really think about how barbie was setting a beauty standard she wasn't part of. But as a little Asian girl in America in the 80s I did. I often felt a vein of resentment towards barbie and all dolls at the store, blonde was always the main product line with variations being brunette, and I resented that. I enjoyed barbie dolls and the fashions and the hair, it was decadent, but I wasn't white and dolls reminded me of that daily, and I thought I might never be as pretty as barbie. I'm glad this movie came out to help round out for society everything that barbie has touched on through the years. She's a toy and a fashion icon and a role model and a cautionary tale all in one. 👱‍♀️

@malovina

8 ай бұрын

Interesting, I never noticed that as much. I grew up in Russia and ot me Barbie signified a princess, nothing more. A celebration and a dream. And the fact that I didn't look like her didn't matter to me. I guess to each their own and each child internalized differently

you can see her eyes sparkling out of passion-i love interviews like this

Billie just made me want a Barbie movie with director's comments really, "What was i made for?" is soo good , her voice, the lyrics and the piano and sounds. I'm in love with it ❤❤

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

So interesting that you read the title that way!! Say more!

"things can age without aging poorly" i could listen to zane and billie talk for literal years i swear

I rarely finishes an interview, and this has been the one that I have for the past couple of years. Billie's thought process and her love to her craft is something else

Zane really knows how to leave respectful distance when needed and to pull the ideas out of those he talks with

any time someone interviews with zane my excitement is like 10x the normal level bc he’s such a great interviewer

She virtually the only person pushing magic in hope love is enough.

What was I made for? is surely THE universal human question.

Preach on Billie. My wife and I are both looking forward to the movie and I couldn't be happier that Billie did this song for it.

There are so many layers to this. Billie was injected into pop culture at such a young age that she has become an icon for us to look toward as somebody we adore, somebody we are inspired by, somebody we wonder "can we really be anything we want, just like what billie did, just by following her passions and making what she wanted to make?" and that's exactly how we should look at barbie. we can't try to be barbie, we can only try to be ourselves. follow your heart til it bleeds as amy lee sung in "end of the dream"

@bakedtofu420

10 ай бұрын

Very much this ❤ she's only a month younger than me and it's incredibly inspiring, and humbling lol, to see all that she's accomplished in our shared lifetime!

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

Makes you think about what might have been if her twin sibling survived.

The intro made me tear up. That song is exactly how I feel right now too. I am 23, just finished school and everything feels so up in the air. I keep praying for God to guide me to what I was "made for" and I am waiting as I try so many new things hoping something sticks. I know what I like, generally what I want, bur it also feels like I don't.

@BbGun-lw5vi

10 ай бұрын

Try to breathe and enjoy life. I used to feel like you. I wish so much I hadn’t worried about everything. I’m 42 now, diagnosed with a rare cancer that is incurable and painful to treat. I wish I could go back to my 20s and 30s when I had dreams and possibilities. The fact that you feel everything is up in the air shows that you have many possibilities which is a good thing. Not a bad thing.

@mcelrathmj

9 ай бұрын

Oh, sweet one. You've come so very far already and really good things await. Just put one foot in front of the other, do the next right thing, and allow yourself grace. And laughter. Good, while food. You've got this, love.

i know there is a line of questions that need to asked but the relationship between these two makes the conversation flow so naturally like there’s no cameras, just two people talking about pop culture

I have never seen her more animated or more self assured. I’m so happy she’s finding herself and finding light when the darkness settles back in

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

Ope another Natalie obsessive

@Jack2729o

10 ай бұрын

Yes, but she is still not happy … unfortunately with age , you also learn how to pretend you are happy, which as a teenager you can't because you don't have enough inner strength to do it, as an adult you live with it.. but she in this period of life feels drowned and lost and not happy and it’s normal in your early 20s especially after that huge success when she was just a kid

@imaginaryvintage2695

10 ай бұрын

@@Jack2729o Yeah she's chosen a bad road.

@Jack2729o

10 ай бұрын

@@imaginaryvintage2695 no it’s not a bad road it’s just life .. I’m not happy either and I’m 30 😅all my life I asked myself the question of Billie's last song, I was depressed as a teenager, then I had a few years of happiness and then after 25 unhappiness .. life is ups and downs unfortunately .. who more and who less, but it's life and especially those who have already had depression like Billie and me, it's even more difficult bc it can come again .. the overly sensitive and empathetic people who feel the most are the ones who get "mentally tired" the most and risky and so also physically.. and she is in her early 20s and it’s a tough time especially bc she is maturing and changing but the world doesn't want her to naturally change and and they judge her to do what’s everyone do in their life bc it’s a biological and natural process so as if she is a robot/product that should play the part of teenager forever .. this girl needs support and respect, she has never killed anyone yet the hate she gets from 2020 is insane.. just bc she is successful and she is making her own art that likes the world. what a disgusting world .. I HATE THIS WORLD.. 🙄

@Jack2729o

10 ай бұрын

@@imaginaryvintage2695 no it’s not a bad road it’s just life .. I’m not happy either and I’m 30 😅all my life I asked myself the question of Billie's last song, I was depressed as a teenager, then I had a few years of happiness and then after 25 unhappiness .. life is ups and downs unfortunately .. who more and who less, but it's life and especially those who have already had depression like Billie and me, it's even more difficult bc it can come again .. the overly sensitive and empathetic people who feel the most are the ones who get "mentally tired" the most and easily and so also physically.. and she is in her early 20s and it’s a tough time especially bc she is maturing and changing but the world doesn't want her to naturally change and they judge her to do what’s everyone do in their life at that age bc it’s a biological and natural process so as if she is a robot/product that should play the part of teenager forever .... this girl needs support and respect, she has never killed anyone yet the hate she gets from 2020 is insane.. just bc she is successful and she is making her own art that likes and heals the world bc her music is helping so many people with the same Billie problems.. what a disgusting world .. I HATE THIS WORLD.. 🙄

The subconcious muind is so powerful, Billie has such a conextion its so cool to get to hear your deepest thoughts freely disconnecting yourself from it. Getting to know yourself like that is so surreal

That song is such a masterpiece. Made me cry. And her voice is just mind-blowing. It makes me think of a Broadway musical hit.

the reason i love it whenever zane is interviewing billie is that he cares enough to call her out on her self deprecating comments !!!! he's such a cool industry friend to have

god i love her so much.

Give this woman an Oscar and a Grammy 💖

@hellopumpkin86

5 ай бұрын

Then all she will need is an Emmy and a Tony and she will be an EGOT winner. (But that will take some time. I wouldn’t expect that until Billie’s 30s)

@artisans8521

5 ай бұрын

You are aware she already has one gold fellow and 4 grammaphones on a shelf.

I hear/watch this song & my eyes & heart explode with emotions ....it's my life. I may be Billle's oldest (66) obsessively deeply heartfelt admirer for all the reasons since Ocean Eyes. As a retired jazz/classical pianist-turned teacher, and ex-singer (Carole King mostly) unable to perform in college & coffeehouses at 20 yrs old with new, crippling anxiety & depression that became debilitating. In 70s we/they knew NOTHING about treatment, guided meditation, mindfulness, deep breathing, refocusing, CBT, there was no CBD, ketamime etc etc.

I love this format so much! Jumping right into conversation and treating this like a panel almost is what makes this feel like a conversation including the viewer, would love to see it continued ❤

You can't write about someone or something if you don't understand how they feel or have been through it yourself. That shows. This is an awesome interview!

She needs an oscar.. Literally❤️

@Khaosismad

10 ай бұрын

She needs another one!

@ananyasahay

10 ай бұрын

she has one ❤

@ArabellaAiken

10 ай бұрын

@@ananyasahay ik! She needs another one❤️

@dopecat4012

10 ай бұрын

She can stick it where the sun don't sine.

@ChannelOfilliusion

2 ай бұрын

She got another one ! ​@@ArabellaAiken

She’s so incredibly humble. I love her so much

Ikr she looks good with anything 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I love her so much ❤ I hope they never stop making music

Her videos have aged so well. All of them! I literally love all of them. Even the ones not directed by her.

this video is so comforting, the way they’re just sitting so casually in a theater and it just feels like two friends chatting, especially since the interviewer is a new zealander (like me lol), it feels so homely and warm.

It’s so obvious that you two are great friends. Billie has done so many great interviews over the years. This one is right up there with the best!

the way zane and billie conversate with eachother is so perfect like they both have similar ways of thinking and are able to understand and relay off eachothers thoughts

there’s so much admiration i have for billie and finneas, but this made me appreciate greta even moreso. to have a filmmaker that is so passionate and careful about their work, not to mention caring enough to give billie and finneas the space to feel and create something that spoke to them, is so rare and hard to come by.

I didn’t listen to the song until the movie came out. I heard it for the first time as I sat through the credits. It was so so beautiful! And if I remember correctly there was this beautiful string play out at the end which aren’t isn’t in the single and that was gorgeous too. What a masterpiece. Billie and Finneas have such a stunning gift together. I’m happy I get to experience it. 💗💗💗

their interviews together are always so raw and pure, love them both.

Shell win an Oscar for that song -and before she’s done, Eilish will Egot. Bet on it.

I could listen to these two chat all day, they’re both so natural and relaxed together.

she's literally the most beautiful person on earth i love her so much

Billie is magic. And what a great interviewer! This was really special to watch.

This song just GETS it. It is exactly how I feel as well, Billie. Love it. Keep creating music.

Zane is the best interviewer out there regardless of genre or platform. Respect the craft.

OH. MY. GOSH. billie created a masterpiece here n zanes interview gives so much insight to the track, perfectly on brand for both great job guys!!

This is the best 30 mins I've spent today

I love Zane he really gets so invested in the artists he interviews

Fantastic interview! I absolutely loved hearing her talk about how she wrote the song only thinking about Barbie, and later realized how much it related to her own life. Makes the song that much more beautiful. Billie and Finneas are truly some of the most special musicians of this generation, and it’s wild and wonderful we get to witness their growth as artists and people.

It's beautiful that in a twist of fate even Billie got to experience that feeling of relating to a Billie Eilish song so much that it feels like she's speaking your hearts' words.

Billie inspires me more than ANYONE in the world. She’s literally my life. Without her….I don’t know 😢❤❤❤

I love her so much 😭 she’s everything

Is it weird that I started welling up watching/ listening to this discussion? The song hits me on a different level and I think that's the case for LOTS of people. I'm not exaggerating when I say I have to listen to this song at least 10x a day since we saw the film on the first day released in the UK. If I'm concentrating on the song, rather than just listening to it whilst doing something else or singing along etc. it honestly brings me to tears every single time I concentrate on the words and the melody. It's truly a work of art.

this song has been stuck in my head NON STOP since I saw the movie, and I wouldn't have it any other way

I just love how normal and comfortabel they are talking and sitting