At just 13, Billie Eilish gained massive success with her Һit “Ocean Eyes,” written by her brother Finneas.

The song’s popularity led to a record deal, and by 16, she was headlining a global tour.

At 17, her debut album became the highest-selling debut of 2019.

Despite her success, Billie, now 21, faced burnout and felt uninspired with songwriting earlier this year. In a conversation with Zane Lowe, she expressed doubt about her ability to continue making music.

However, her career took a turn when she wrote the song “What Was I Made For?” for the Barbie soundtrack, revitalizing her creativity.

During a Hollywood Reporter roundtable, Billie admitted being “concerned” about her career before the Barbie Һit, crediting director Greta Gerwig for saving her and reigniting inspiration.

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