Billie Eilish - WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? (reaction)

Billie Eilish - WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? (reaction)
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[@charliewb96]

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[@kayleighdoesmusic]

For Xanny, when she says “I can’t afford to love someone who isn’t dying by mistake in silver lake” she means that people who do drugs are “killing themselves” and she can’t afford to be in love with someone who’s killing themselves with drugs. She needs someone sober who will die “by mistake”.

[@akaLids77]

lol you totally missed that xanny is ANTI DRUG song..she says don’t give me a xanny now or EVER. She’s too young to be in a bar. She was like 16-17 when this album was made. Billie’s never done drugs. She’s explaining what it’s like being around people who do drugs. And she said the chorus is supposed to make you feel like being in a room filled with smoke..uncomfortable.

[@nomadine85]

“How can something be so pleasant and so disturbing at the same time?!” is the perfect way to describe Billie’s music. Especially this album.

[@akaLids77]

“Listen before I go” - obviously a song about suicide. Billie did go through a period in her life when she was suicidal. She said she contemplated jumping out of a window while in germany. There’s no way out but down..off the roof. There’s a video of her mother coming to the room when Finneas and Billie were making this song, and she asks Billie if they really want to go this dark on a song. She also asks “are you seriously implying that you’d jump off the roof?” To which Billie responds, “this song is the reason I DON’T do it. It’s better to have SAID IT than to actually do it.”

[@vincenzo_loves_boba_tea]

My favorite part about this album is that it’s all her different dreams and then when she wakes up in the song “goodbye” she’s remembering all her thoughts starting with the most recent song “I love you” then lastly remembering with “bad guy” the first song cuz usually when you wake up, you remember your last/recent dream

[@Sam-gw7lq]

I'm still watching, I've seen people mention Xanny but to clear it up, Billie isn't the one taking drugs in that song, its the people around her. Friends, boyfriend etc. All the good girls go to hell is about global warming. Sang from the perspective of "God". "Hills burn in California". "As the waters start to rise" "Animals. Evidence" "There's nothing left to save now" etc. Hope you keep up the reactions! :)

[@akaLids77]

Funny story about “wish you were gay.” Billie actually wrote this song about a guy she really did have a crush on..and it actually did turn out this guy was gay..she found out after the song was made 😆😆

[@dellovette]

xanny was completely wrong😭😭😭

[@ididntknowtheyhadwifiinhell]

no idea how you could get "is she about to do drugs?" from a song where basically the whole thing is "the people around me keep doing drugs and i don't get the appeal at all, no thanks dawg, none for me forever"

[@danicasalgado1357]

Billie is such a visual artist that a lot of these songs you have confusion on the mv would paint the picture for you. All the mv videos coordinated to this album are masterpieces in of itself. I recommend you watching them.

[@akaLids77]

“I love you” made me cry almost every time I listened to it. And I’m an older male. A beautifully painful song.

[@cattinkerbell4946]

She's the first and only woman to ever win all 4 major Grammies with one album - this one. And

[@janavolk5834]

Sounds like insects on "you should see me in a crown"... gotta watch the music video. 😂

[@akaLids77]

The song “Bury a friend” was inspired by 2 things. One was Billie’s experiences with sleep paralysis. She used to go through that a lot. And the second thing? A book called “the babadook.” Billie read it when she was younger and loved it.

[@sarakroese3423]

You seem to like her lighter songs with more breathy vocals. Her happier than ever album really showcases it all!

[@akaLids77]

They made this entire album in their tiny family home. Her and her brother. There was no “sound booth” 😁

[@integerdivision]

For the record, these songs were written when Billie and Finneas were about 16 and 20. They actually had an argument about how dark the lyrics were that is documented on The World’s a Little Blurry.

[@Stinger_tbx]

The last song is like when you're waking up and remembering parts of your dreams, she begs you not to leave.

[@akaLids77]

I’m gonna say one thing. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND watching the documentary about Billie only on Apple+