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Billie Eilish calls celebrities who have had plastic surgery but claim they didn’t.
In a recent interview with The Guardian, the 19-year-old singer addressed the lyrics of her latest song “OverHeated”, which questions those who have gone under the knife.
“All those other inanimate b –— s / It’s none of my business / But you’re not fed up / Posin ‘for pictures with that plastic body? Dude,” read the lyrics.
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According to Eilish, the song was aimed at people who perpetuate “unattainable” standards of beauty.
“It’s great to work – do this, do that, do what makes you happy. It’s just when you deny it and you say, ‘Oh, I figured it out on my own, and if you tried harder you could do it.’ It literally makes me furious, “she said. Explain. “It’s so bad for young women – and boys too – to see this.”
The Grammy-winning singer admitted that in the past she had found herself comparing her appearance to other women on social media who had had plastic surgery.
“I see people online, like I’ve never watched,” she said continued. “And immediately I’m like, oh my God, what are they like?” I know the ins and outs of this industry, and what people actually use in photos, and I actually know that what looks real can be wrong. Yet I still see it and I go, oh my God, it really hurts. “
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Eilish said that although she is “very confident” in who she is as a person and “happy” with her life, she remains unhappy with her body. The singer said being in the public eye didn’t help improve how she physically felt about herself.
“I have such a terrible relationship with my body,” she said. noted. “Like you don’t want to believe, then I just have to disassociate myself… Then you get a paparazzi photo taken as you were running out the door and just put on anything, and you didn’t know that the picture was taken, and you just look how you look, and everyone says ‘Fat!’ “
The “Bad Guy” frontman doubled down by adding that society’s fascination with bodies is unwarranted in the first place.
“We only need bodies to eat, walk and poop,” she said. underline. “We only need them to survive. It’s ridiculous that anyone even cares about bodies. Like, why? Why do we care? You know, when you really think about it?”
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