Why ‘Bad Guy’ Deserves To Be Billie Eilish’s First No. 1 Hit - UPROXX
By Caitlin White

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But if “Bad Guy” does creep into the peak spot on the most important song chart in the country, it will be because it deserves to be there, too. Because there are a plethora of voices, backgrounds, and experiences that have historically been marginalized in this country, and like it or not, pop culture is a crucial realm where these wrongs can be upended. So, let the young women coming up after the #MeToo generation take on Billie Eilish as an avatar, let a woman’s teenage voice boast of its power, assert her sexual dominance, and use men as playthings instead of sing about being used as one by them. Let “Bad Guy” be the biggest song in the country, thundering this alternate reality to the men who think their legislation can shut down the power of a woman’s body, or her power to use it in whatever way...

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Billie Eilish marvels at her rise to the top: ‘It’s kind of perfect ... it’s crazy’ - The Star
By Ben Rayner

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...Reached amidst a game of Frisbee before an outdoor gig in Seattle last weekend, she concedes she’s entirely pleased with her situation at the moment.

“You know what? I am, dude,” says Eilish, née Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell. “It’s f---ing crazy right now. Like, everything around me is just a little bit perfect, y’know? It’s kind of perfect. I’ve never really used that word to describe anything about my career and I have been lately, which is a huge, huge blessing to me. So, yeah. I’m pretty happy.

“It’s really, really difficult, man. But that sh-- that’s difficult is the only way that you can have the ‘fifth element,’ if that makes sense. You can’t go out in front of 40,000 people...

Billie Eilish is so big right now her show moved from the Riviera to the United Center. Life is ‘just all so good,' she says. - Chicago Tribune
By Dan Hyman