Avoid Bad Comments, Billie Eilish Removes Social Media Apps From HP

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JAKARTA - Billie Eilish tries to take care of her mental health by doing things various ways. Popular from a young age made Eilish feel she was easily fooled by comments from the internet.

"Whatever I read on the internet, I believe. And I know the facts are stupid and I can't do that because I have proof that it's not all true," Billie Eilish told Conan O'Brien in the latest broadcast.

"These are like small things, small lies, which pass through everyone's heads and everyone believes," he continued.

Eilish explained that she once watched a video with her boyfriend about someone who underestimated Billie Eilish online without knowing her personally.

"It's like 'Billie Eilish is a bad person' and the video is very serious. They say this normally and I feel 'Wow'. This is a crazy reality that we live in," said the TV singer.

"Definitive statements they think are true, as they know, someone told them. Like God came and said this is the truth about Billie", he explained.

Reading the comment, Billie Eilish chose to remove the social media app from his cell phone. The decision turned out to bring big changes to his mentality to avoid malicious comments and the internet.

"As a teenager on the internet, I'm also one of them. I'm one of the people on the internet. And I feel like nothing has changed, I always do what I do and slowly the videos I watch and the things I see on the internet about me...ew, I don't like it," said Eilish.

There was a photo of me in the gym and then I saw the paparazzi and I acted as usual. But the news will write, Billie Eilish in Hollywood goes to the studio to work on a new album he continued.

Jesse Rutherford's lover admitted that he did not like the news about him. That's what makes him prefer not to read the internet.

"This is a small lie but I thought 'Why do you have to lie about it? It feels strange and I think 'Wow, there are so many lies I've read when I've seen the internet for years?' Billie Eilish said.

Billie Eilish has just completed the Happier Than Ever world tour. He ended his tour at Kia Forum, California on December 15 to 16, 2022.