Singer became involved in a controversial situation during a performance in Dublin, Ireland, last weekend; See what she said
Billie Eilish He got into a great controversy last weekend. On Saturday, 26, she performed in Dublinin Irelandand made statements that are being considered racist.
On social networks, several netizens, including Brazilians, criticized the American singer (who is a descendant of Irish and Scots) for the following statement (via Folha de S. Paulo):
“You know, it’s really cool to be here because I’m ‘Irish’. Everyone here looks a lot with me, like, very, very, very, very white. Anyway…”
She would also have added another comment during the same show (via magazine Look):
“Obviously, I’m not from here, but it’s really cool to travel to a place (Ireland) where everyone looks like you. You’re as pale as I loved it.”
Billie Eilish Celebrates Return to Irish Homeland. “It’s really cool to eat Somewhere and Everyone Looks Exactly Like You”. pic.twitter.com/ucxgoj5miy
– Gearóid Murphy (@gearoidmurphy_) July 28, 2025
Despite the wave of criticism and negative repercussions on the networks, Billie Eilish has not yet commented on.
Billie Eilish rumors in Brazil
This year, Billie Eilish had two in the Brazilin September. However, the presentations, which at no time were officially confirmed, would have been canceled by decision of the singer herself.
According to PORTAL LEO DIASwhich initially stated in April that Billie Eilish would play in the Morumbisin São Pauloshe gave up on the shows for wanting to perform in smaller and more intimate places, with a maximum of 30,000 people – the stadium in question has about 60,000 spectators.
So far, Billie Eilish visited Brazil only once, in 2023, when she was one of the festival’s strikes Lollapaloozain the state capital.
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Source: Rollingstone
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