Billie Eilish kicks Taylor Swift, criticizes The Eras Tour badly, drags Beyoncé?

Billie Eilish recently continued to have a "mouthful" statement when "teasing" the work of Taylor Swift and Beyoncé's world show. Currently, the singer is being vehemently stoned by fans of 2 seniors.

Specifically, while livestreaming on the radio, Billie Eilish received a question about whether she plans to do a 3-hour tour, while also bringing all the songs from her newly released album - Hit Me Hard And Soft - into the setlist.

Billie Eilish immediately poked at the "fire anthill" of 2 extremely powerful Taylor Swift - Beyoncé fandoms. She said: "Oh, no, I can't do that, it's going to be a millennium-long mess! I'll have to trim the songs away, but I'll still try to stuff them in. I don't intend to do a 3 hour show, it's crazy! No one wants to listen, you don't, I don't even if I'm a fan. I also don't want to hear my favorite artist sing for 3 hours. So long, so crazy!"

Although not naming anyone, the fact that Billie Eilish publicly said she did not like 3-hour shows is like pointing directly at Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour and Beyoncé's The Renaissance World Tour. These are all 2 extremely popular "super tours" of the past 2 biggest female artists in the world, both staged extremely spectacularly.

Both tours have a very long set list, covering all the "eras" of each female artist and lasting over 3 hours. In particular, Taylor Swift performed 47 songs with a show time of 3 hours and 20 minutes. Both are also pioneers in extended tours. Billie Eilish said the above is no different from directly criticizing these 2 female cult artists!

Billie Eilish's statements recently made music fans extremely wondering, whether she has any "animosity" with seniors or not. Because in 2023, Billie Eilish has praised her two tours.

Specifically, when sharing with the media, Billie once said: "Performing in the stadium is very difficult for me, Beyoncé and Taylor are stars that no one can touch, the fact that they can make the show so long, fill the magical moments, is really cool. I don't mean to criticize playing in a stadium, but when you go to a show in a stadium, it's not certain that the artist knows where you're standing. I want the crowd to know that I see every single person when I come to see the show!"

Besides, since Bilie Eilish released her album Hit Me Hard And Soft, there has been a violent "melee" between the fandom of the female Gen Z artist and Taylor Swift fans. Billie Eilish's manager, Danny, didn't hesitate to constantly like and retweet a series of posts that brought down Taylor Swift.

As for Taylor Swift, despite being kicked by juniors, she showed no interest. Currently, the singer is enjoying happiness with her boyfriend. Few people know that behind this love story there is the best help from a matchmaker.

In a recent interview, rugby player Patrick Mahomes revealed that he helped Travis Kelce fall in love with Taylor Swift. "I want credit," Patrick said humorously. He invited Travis to Taylor's "Era Tour" concert in Kansas City last July. This is the premise for the couple to come together. Patrick said: "Travis sits in my suite so I feel like a matchmaker. "

At the event, Patrick Mahomes also encouraged his teammate to give Taylor Swift a friendship bracelet with a phone number: "I told him 'do it, just do it.'" However, Travis Kelce failed.

Travis Kelce himself confessed to this through a podcast: "I was disappointed that she didn't speak before or after the performances because she had to keep her voice to sing 44 songs. I was a little sad that I couldn't give the bracelet I made myself. She didn't see anyone or at least didn't want to see me. I feel a little hurt." However, Taylor Swift revealed the pair started seeing each other after these adorable shares.

Billie Eilish is grateful to Jennie (Blackpink), promising to "repay" with a huge gift Minh Lợi17:30:03 22/06/2024On June 18, Billie Eilish had a surprise business trip to Korea. The Gen Z female singer attended the Hit Me Hard and Soft album listening party, personally promoting new music to Korean audiences.