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Billie Eilish opened up about the challenges of fame, reflecting on her journey from “Ocean Eyes” at 13 to her new album.
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She discussed her song “Lunch” and how it helped her explore her sexuality, sharing insights on her personal growth.
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Eilish described the struggle of having her private life known publicly and processing personal experiences in the spotlight.
In a recent interview with Lana Del Rey for Paper Magazine, Billie Eilish talked about the challenges of growing up in the spotlight. At 22, she reflected on her quick rise to fame starting at 13 with “Ocean Eyes.” Eilish discussed her song “Lunch” from her new album “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” which helped her explore her sexuality. She shared how writing the song, both before and after her first same-sex experience, was key in discovering who she is. Eilish described the weirdness of personal growth happening so publicly and how everyone knows her business before she can even process it herself.
