Billie Eilish unveiled the music video for her latest single “Lunch” shortly after releasing her third studio album, “Нit Me Hard and Soft,” on Friday. The Grammy-winning artist, aged 22, embraces a 90s aesthetic in the video, sporting oversized sports jerseys, shorts, and backward baseball caps while expressing her attraction to wоmen.

In the song, Eilish sings about her desire for a woman, likening her to a meal she craves. The lyrics have sparked discussions among fans, who have dubbed “Lunch” a “lеsbian anthem” and a significant moment for LGBTQ+ representation. Eilish has openly discussed her sexuality in the past, stating that she has been physically attracted to wоmen for as long as she can remember.

The song’s release prompted a flurry of reactions on social media, with many praising its representation and declaring it a milestone for the LGBTQ+ community. Eilish, who has been candid about her struggles with body image, also addresses societal pressures and criticisms in another track from the album, “Skinny.”

Throughout her career, Eilish has used her platform to challenge stereotypes and advocate for self-expression, exemplified by her choice to wear baggy clothing to maintain privacy and control over her image. She has emphasized the importance of feeling secure and confident in oneself, particularly in the face of public scrutiny.