Billie Eilish was awarded the Brit Billio𝚗 Award on Wednesday for surpassing one billio𝚗 UK streams. The 21-year-old American singer received the honor during a trip to London, where she performed a sеcrеt show.

At the age of 17, Billie made history as the youngest female artist in UK chart history to achieve a Number 1 album with her debut, “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?”. Four years later, she continues to dominate the UK charts, achieving her ninth UK Top 10 single with “What Was I Made For,” which topped the Official Singles chart.

Her Grammy-winning single “Bad Guy” alone has amassed over 300 million streams, with six other tracks surpassing the 100 million mark. The Brit Billio𝚗 Award, introduced in May, has been previously awarded to artists such as ABBA, Coldplay, Mariah Carey, and Whitney Houston.

Billie has also been recognized at the BRIT Awards, winning three consecutive years for International Female Solo Artist and International Artist of the Year. Her popularity in the UK soared as she became the youngest artist to headline the Reading and Leeds festival.

During a sеcrеt show at The Electric Ballroom in Camden, Billie departed flashing a smile to fans while wearing a casual black Nike hoodie and chunky silver jewelry. Her signature dark hair with colorful roots added to her unique style.

Billie’s recent performances include appearances at the Reading and Leeds Festivals in the UK and the Sziget Festival 2023 in Budapest, Hungary. She is currently working on her third album with her brother and collaborator, Finneas.

Reflecting on her music-making process, Billie acknowledged the transition from creating music in her childhood home to working in Finneas’ basement studio for her last album, “Happier Than Ever”. She described the journey from 18 to 21 as a significant shift in her life and artistic approach.