Has Billie Eilish Gone Off the Rails?

There was once a time when we kept private information to ourselves, where it belonged. After reading a new article about Billie Eilish, I believe we need to return to that time now more than ever.

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[sophiahumes]

I just got cuss out because I wrote a comment on a post about her saying "Remember when celebrities were talented enough that they didn’t have to use their sexuality to stay relevant?" and people cussed me out. It’s so funny that people come to defense of people they don’t even know 😂 I’ll admit I did that when I was a teenager but these were adults! But on another note, I think I speak for a few people when I say I’m so sick of hearing about people’s sexual preferences. Can’t we go back to when we kept things to ourselves. It’s that so hard?

[santiastronomo]

Right when Brett said, "How did we go from a girl wearing, big, oversized baggy clothing to this situation" I got an ad that said 'Appearances are always deceiving...'.

[thegirlnamedjessicamccown]

ngl, that ad transiting might've been the smoothest Ive ever seen.

[bxznisp]

Just because you are a celebrity it doesn’t mean that you have to share everything. Some people just need to respect their OWN privacy

[ninajohnson]

She was advised to do this. Publicity. Taylor has all the attention. They knew this would get attention.

[LeTon]

That transition from Billie’s bedroom antics to Helix mattress sponsor ad was brilliant 👌😂

[LydiaLove]

Can we all just take a second to apreciate how this video is only 8 minutes?
Brett has single-handedly proved you don't need to make a 30-minute video to talk about things, she gets to the point, making it short and sweet and easily understandable in 8. Huge respect

[meleebrawler]

Moral Lesson of the Day: Don’t share everything! It’s okay to keep some things private.

[Albert_YTC]

The FBI couldn’t get that information out of me

[RyanWard-zord]

Brett is probably the best example of maintaining personal privacy and relationship anonymity while dealing with popularity rise in media

[veronicamarrs]

I have come to the realization that drawing self portraits really makes you appreciate yourself

[karinamae]

Celebrities used to be so cool because they were mysterious, talented and beautiful. Now they're just like us, but with a microphone to tell everyone in the world.

[mangaas]

These people are corporate products. Her "team" is rebranding her. It's cringe, it's obvious, and I genuinely don't care.

[ByBelenLamas]

The way you combine your opinions with your ads is immaculate😂😂

[rawfotra]

Breaking the third wall with the giggle on the mattress segue. Love it! Keeps it more real and genuine. Like when a comic laughs on stage. Good stuff kiddo.

[possumpatrol]

Can't go off the rails if you were never on them to begin with

[sputnikalgrim]

Been saying this for a long time. Social media has given everyone the opportunity and means to share every intrusive thought they’ve ever had.

[Virgo_Rongz]

Billie took justin bieber ''you should go and love yourself'' too seriously 💀

[pb-n-j]

Yoooo, brett on those ad transitions. They’re on point😂

[nicholasmccalister]

In this world it seems like privacy is a thing of the past. It truly is sad!