Despite winning seven Grammy Awards, young musician Billie Eilish has revealed that she is no longer as confident as in the early years of her career “due to the entertainment industry.”
The 19-year-old singer made a virtual appearance on the latest episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” that aired on September 16 to talk about her concert film, “Happier Than Ever: A Love Letter To Los Angeles.” he admitted how the demands of the industry changed his way of being an artist.
A longtime fan of the artist “Bad Guy”, Barrymore praised how Eilish can be true to herself, citing a part of the documentary that showed how the singer managed to finish a concert despite hurting her ankle.
Barrymore asked, “People don’t know how to be so honest. How do you know how to do that? “
From being “free-spirited” to being “less confident,” the singer shared how she changed throughout the year because of the media. “You know I’ve always been very opinionated and honest, which I think is like. a blessing and a curse, “Eilish told Barrymore in the interview.
“But the funny thing is that the older I am ‘I have become less sure that I have become and it made me almost … because I have seen it. I saw the document again like a few weeks ago. And it made me cry because I thought how free it was. it was; that open-minded it was. And then it’s like the media ripped it out of you. And it’s not fun right now, “he continued with teary eyes at the end.
The host of the show seemed to connect with the young singer’s experience and joked, “I know.”
“Trust me, I get it … and I have so much faith that he will do it because even when he’s fighting, he’s aware of the fight,” Barrymore said.
On the show, Barrymore also asked Eilish why she has a problem with the word “fans” as mentioned in the documentary. The “Ocean Eyes” artist replied, “I think the reason why it was so strange to me. It was because at one point I was a fan and then all of a sudden they looked at me as something taller all of a sudden, even when I was 14 years old.
She continued, “It was so weird because I thought, ‘I’m not even anyone.’ I just do music and these kids feel like me. Infobarcelona.cat Brief news.
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