History Music / BillieEilish

* {{Hypocrite}}: Obviously many detractors have been able to collect any moment that could be deemed hypocritical due to the vast online footprint and array of media interviews, though really the only times her getting a much wider call-out for percieved hypocrisy were her remarks slamming rap as "inauthetic" or "lying", while obviously many were turned off by the percieved condescending remarks and the percieved mass generalization of the art form there were other remarks among the lines of where did you get the nerve to make that statement considering the occasionally fantastical nature of her own songwriting including a first-person murder ballad, and even one of her biggest recent stands against body-shaming and pro self-esteem/body positivity (forcefully delivered in the very unsubtle "Not My Responsibility") has gotten some remarks that it's a bit of a "Do as I say, not as I do" cause considering she has made remarks or online comments that, while viewed as less viscious or personal than some online shaming that have been directed at her, many have percieved as often mocking towards people solely based on their apperance that she hasn't acknowledged or really apologized for either.

* SongStyleShift: Common, with "bad guy", "GOLDWING" and "Happier than Ever" featuring such a swap.

* PerishingAltRockVoice: Her singing style is often noted as being low-energy, bordering on sleepy.

In January 2020, she was announced as the performer and songwriter of the main theme of ''Film/NoTimeToDie'', the 25th Film/JamesBond film. She's the youngest singer and songwriter in the history of the franchise. In 2021, she was the subject of the documentary ''Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry'', released theatrically be Creator/{{Neon}} and on streaming by Creator/AppleTVPlus.

In January 2020, she was announced as the performer and songwriter of the main theme of ''Film/NoTimeToDie'', the 25th Film/JamesBond film. She's the youngest singer and songwriter in the history of the franchise.

* GirlinessUpgrade: In stark contrast to her previous image, the lead-up to her second album in 2021 has seen the debut of a radically different appearance for Billie, culminating in [[https://media.vogue.co.uk/photos/608aac5061e0597736811ceb/2:3/w_2560%2Cc_limit/June_Cover_Crop%252520Copilot.jpg the cover]] for the June 2021 issue of British Vogue.

* TomboynessUpgrade: Although Eilish always wore baggy clothes earlier in her career, they were softer and pastel and eventually turned more androgynous. In her [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeMmUglv6wA/ Calvin Klein ad ]] and [[https://www.vogue.com/article/billie-eilish-cover-march-2020/ Vogue interview]] she explains that she wears baggy clothes because of insecurity and to create anonymity towards what her body looks like. Her personality is also quite masculine.

* BuxomIsBetter: Seems to have been coming around on her large chest after revealing it, letting it be seen a bit in her clips and photos, and even uploading clips of her slapping it while calling her breasts indestructible proudly.

* DCupDistress: Has said many times that she has had a bad relationship with her body in the past and deliberately wears baggy clothing as a result to take it out of the equation when people judge her. Since showing her generous cup size, it's apparent that she's been uncomfortable with the attention her large chest might get her.

* HiddenBuxom: Has in recent times become a focal point with her. She was and still is notorious for constantly wearing baggy clothing deliberately to hide her frame. During a show where she steps into a pool, she decides to deliberately subvert this and begins stripping off layers of clothing, eventually revealing she has a very large chest. She has since been slightly less covert about her body, uploading clips that show a slight bit of cleavage while showering or in a pool. Her baggy clothing image was so cemented that the one time she was photographed in a tank top, it went viral immediately. She's also had fun with the trope by even uploading a clip of her slapping her own breasts, saying that with such "yiddies", they end up being indestructible, implying they can take a lot of hits due to their size. [[SubvertedTrope Stopped hiding it]] in 2021 and the start of her sophomore album cycle.

* HiddenBuxom: Has in recent times become a focal point with her. She was and still is notorious for constantly wearing baggy clothing deliberately to hide her frame. During a show where she steps into a pool, she decides to deliberately subvert this and begins stripping off layers of clothing, eventually revealing she has a very large chest. She has since been slightly less covert about her body, uploading clips that show a slight bit of cleavage while showering or in a pool. Her baggy clothing image was so cemented that the one time she was photographed in a tank top, it went viral immediately. She's also had fun with the trope by even uploading a clip of her slapping her own breasts, saying that with such "yiddies", they end up being indestructible, implying they can take a lot of hits due to their size.

* SecondBanana: Finneas stays contentedly behind the scenes for the most part, letting Billie be the FaceOfTheBand. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted more recently, though,]] as Finneas has released an EP with a charting single and is starting to become recognized by a wider audience as a talented artist in his own right.

* TheTeetotaler: Billie, according to “xanny”. She's 18, after all.

Eilish's music, often described as “noir pop” for its world-weary tone and dark lyrical themes, is a unique brand of {{blues}}-y minimalist IndiePop featuring breathy vocals and extreme attention to subtle sounds and details. Her music is a collaboration with her multi-instrumentalist brother Finneas O’Connell, who handles most of the production side.

Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell[[labelnote:*]]Yep, [[AwesomeMcCoolName “Pirate” is part of her name.]][[/labelnote]] (born December 18, 2001) is an American [[SingerSongwriter singer and songwriter]].

Her music, often described as “noir pop” for its world-weary tone and dark lyrical themes, is a unique brand of {{blues}}-y minimalist IndiePop featuring breathy vocals and extreme attention to subtle sounds and details. Her music is a collaboration with her multi-instrumentalist brother Finneas O’Connell, who handles most of the production side.

Eilish’s first viral single, “ocean eyes,” was released in 2016,—when she was fifteen years old—followed the next year by the EP ''dont smile at me''. Her debut album, ''Music/WhenWeAllFallAsleepWhereDoWeGo'', became the most pre-ordered album in Apple Music history before its official release in March 2019. It debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, making her the first artist born in the 21st century to reach that slot. At the [=62nd=] Annual Grammy Awards in 2020, Eilish became the second person, after Christopher Cross in 1981, to win Record, Album, and Song of the Year along with Best New Artist in the same year.

* TheChanteuse: The singing style, the melancholy . . . if she adopted the dress she'd be a perfect example.

* TheTeetotaler: Billie, according to “xanny”.

Her music, often described as “noir pop” for its world-weary tone and dark lyrical themes, is a unique brand of {{blues}}-y minimalist IndiePop featuring breathy vocals and extreme attention to subtle sounds and details. It is is a collaboration with her multi-instrumentalist brother Finneas O’Connell, who handles most of the production side.

Eilish’s first viral single, “ocean eyes,” was released in 2016,—when she was fifteen years old—followed the next year by the EP ''dont smile at me''. Her debut album, ''Music/WhenWeAllFallAsleepWhereDoWeGo'', became the most pre-ordered album in Apple Music history before its official release in March 2019. It debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, making her the first artist born in the 21st century to reach that slot.

** "[[Series/TheOffice No, Billie, I haven't done that dance since my wife died]]."

->I’m the bad guy ...\\
Duh!
-->-- “bad guy”

* SoundtrackDissonance: "8" sounds cheery but lyrically, it's about someone Billie hurt.

* SecondBanana: Finneas stays contentedly behind the scenes for the most part, letting Billie be the FaceOfTheBand.