Inspired by the behavior of fans who do everything for their idols, Swarm opens this Friday, the 17th, with Billie Eilish in its cast
What limits would you go beyond for your idol or your favorite band? This is the question explored by the plot of Swarmnew series of Prime Video which premieres this Friday, the 17th, and whose cast has Billie Eilish in her first acting job.
Created by Donald Glover It is Janine Nabersthe plot promises a critique of the culture stan — term that defines the “enthusiastic and devoted fan”, according to CNN — through the history of dre (Dominique Fishback). Extremely dedicated to the pop singer Ni’Jahthe protagonist is willing to go through different situations for the artist, bordering on obsession.
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In the thriller, Billie Eilish debuted her acting career in the role of Evea character recently revealed by Prime Video. With a scheduled visit to Brazil at the end of the month, as the headliner of the 10th edition of Lollapalooza in the country, the 21-year-old singer was present at the premiere of the series in Los Angeles, in the United States, last Tuesday, 14.
It is worth pointing out that, since the series was announced, it is speculated that Ni’Jah has been based on Beyonce, mainly based on the works and aesthetics of the artists. According to CNNthe very name of the plot, “Swarm” (or “enxame”, in Portuguese), could refer to the fan base of Queen Bcalled the Beyhive (something like “beehive”, in free translation).
In addition to Billie Eilish It is Dominique Fishbackthe plot still has Chloe Bailey, Damson Idris, Rickey Thompson, Paris Jackson, Rory Culkin It is Kiersey Clemons in your roster. in total, Swarm will feature seven episodes of 30 minutes each and premieres this friday the 17th. Check out the trailer:
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