Billie Eilish boasts an extensive list of successful songs in her discography. Among her many hits, the standout success remains her 2019 track, Bad Guy. This electropop song was a part of her 2019 album titled"When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? and was officially released in March of the same year. Notably, it achieved the top position on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and sparked various viral trends across social media platforms. Despite the immense praise and acclaim it garnered, Eilish herself regards Bad Guy as the “Stupidest Song In The World".
During a recent appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel Live talk show, the 21-year-old artist candidly shared her perspective on the song, along with insights into her new album and the unique experience of touring with her parents.
During her interaction on the show, Eilish said, “Well, objectively Bad Guy is like the stupidest song in the world." When the audience was surprised at her response, she added, “But it’s really good! Oh my God, don’t gasp. You have to understand, you have to have humor in it. That song is supposed to be goofy, but it’s funny ’cause I’m like ‘It’s dumb!"
During the talk show, Eilish was also joined by her brother, Finneas.
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Apart from its chart-topping success, Bad Guy had clinched the prestigious Grammy Award for Best Record and Song of the Year. Eilish conveyed her affection for her own music while acknowledging that her perception of it evolves over time. She confessed, “I love my own music. It definitely changes and morphs, and with me, it becomes whatever, but I still cringe. I appreciate it though."
The brother-sister duo also shared a lighthearted moment discussing their decision not to incorporate their father’s last name, O’Connell, into their stage name. When Kimmel noted the solid nature of the last name O’Connell, Finneas jokingly responded, “If we had like a potato farm."
Looking ahead, Eilish provided a glimpse into her forthcoming studio album, mentioning, “We’ve been filming the whole creation of the next album we’re working on." She had previously teased the imminent release of a substantial amount of new music. In addition to her music career, she also shared some details about her father. She said, “he won’t tell anyone on the crew his full name crew because he doesn’t want anybody on the tour to know that he’s related to me." She added her father does not like hearing the word nepotism. “He doesn’t want any special treatment at all," she explained.
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