Billie Eilish in Vogue Australia and LA Times

[milkionnaire]

Introducing our August cover star, #BillieEilish! Read our full interview with the #EverythingIWanted artist, where she chats about her complicated relationship with the internet, the price of fame and the “new Billie”: https://t.co/1pQmtAm9ZD @billieeilish pic.twitter.com/ejeevwJ8KG
- Vogue Australia (@vogueaustralia) July 16, 2021

Comments

[funhouse]

“I said so many things then that I totally don’t agree with now, or think the opposite thing,” she says. “The weirdest thing is how nothing ever goes away once it’s on the internet. Every interview I did when I was 15 is still out there, and I think about it constantly.”

But will you apologize in a way that isn't erased after 24 hours?

[cbluechicken]

I mean, I don't see what's wrong with doing an IG story, it's going to get reposted and circulated on the internet.

now the contents of the post is a different story

[genbu_no_miko24]

I guess the difference is that with an IG story it disappear after 24 hrs which yeah someone will uploaded to a different format or screencap it. But you have to know to look for it too cause its easier to miss if you aren't constantly checking their social media.

Whereas a post is pretty clear and visible to anyone who lands on their IG.

[cbluechicken]

Really? I don't follow Dua Lipa but I managed to see her response to DaFlop

[ginainabottle]

No idea what really goes behind the process of picking a cover bc a lot of the times the pictures from the shoot are far better than the cover they go with.

[anterrabre]

A lot of times it's done by committee (and it shows).

[formisscaulker]

i like the idea of "longing, dreamy and curious"

[gloeden2]

Some of these photos are ass.
They did her wrong in some of these.

[ginainabottle]

Things that I enjoy can sometimes just turn into things that feel like a burden, and it’s really weird.

Do what you love and you'll never love anything again.

[my_moloko]

I feel this. I loved photography and then I went to school for it, got horribly depressed, and dropped out. I haven't taken it up since.

[reach_the_end]

Are you me? Exact same! Dropped out a photography major and went into social work. School killed the joy of it and I was surrounded by pretentious assholes.

[_myaugust]

I feel like this is very true but like mainly for the arts, where capitalism ruins it all.