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“Even when I played the whole album for the label, I was like, ‘Guys, this one is kind of stupid’”: Billie Eilish was so embarrassed by one song on her latest album that she almost ditched it, but then it became a huge hit

Thursday October 30, 2025. 06:12 PM , from Keyboard Magazine

She felt it was too upbeat

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