It’s a well-known name that made Grammy history earlier this year.
But Billie Eilish threw her back in her younger days, when she turned 19 on Instagram on Friday.
The future Grammy Award winner wore a pink-yellow baby hat over her blonde locks and a playful long-sleeved blouse as she stared at the room with her big blue eyes.
Upcoming Superstar: Billie Eilish Celebrates Her 19th Birthday with a Cherub Photo of Her Childhood on Thursday
Nowadays, Billie swings her head full of black hair with jets, with neon green accents, but the photo captures her natural blonde locks.
“19,” Billie wrote in the clip.
Fans sent their birthday love to Billie in the comments section, where they also noticed how “cute” she looked in retreat.
Billie didn’t even come out of adolescence and has already become an international musical sensation.
I live the dream! In 2020, she became the youngest artist to win the top four Grammy categories, including Album Of The Year
First Look: On Tuesday, a trailer for the upcoming documentary Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry was released
Eilish teased the development of the film earlier this year before the official announcement in September
In 2020, she became the youngest artist to win the top four Grammy categories, including Album Of The Year.
The successful producer will give fans a rare and intimate look at her family life in the upcoming Billie Eilish series: The World’s a Little Blurry.
The newly released trailer begins with Eilish demonstrating a secret handshake with his brother and producer Finneas, which he confuses and tries a second time.
An amateur video made by one of the singer’s friends describes the consequences of the driver’s success test, and later remarks that she is happy with the solitary aspects of driving her own car.
A closer look: the film will detail the process behind the creation of the singer’s debut album When we all fall asleep, where do we go?
Family issues: the trailer presented many images of the singer with her family members, including her mother
Eilish is then seen relaxing in her parents’ bed, where she sleeps, “because I’m afraid of the monsters in my room”; she is then shown a blow in which she hugs her mother and pulls her into bed.
Another photo of the singer No Time To Die is shown with her mother, and to answer her daughter’s question about why people face the missing and missing, the singer’s mother answers: “because it hurts”.
The two are seen in their alley, where Eilish washes his car; he also spreads his mother with a hose.
The big name: the feature film is directed by RJ Cutler, who previously produced the political documentary The War Room
Then images are presented from one of the singer’s performances, where she tells the audience that: “You have to be well, because you are all the reason why I am well, well?”
After Eilish is seen coming down from a call with someone close, a montage of clips from her various concerts follows, the first part of which describes a case in which she addressed a large crowd.
It can be seen stating that: “I just want us all to be in the moment for this song because … we never think about what is happening now. And this is happening right now. We will never be again at this time.
Later, a series of videos from her time on the red carpet are contrasted with a few more intimate moments, including a photo of her crying in a car while sitting next to her brother.
Becoming personal: during the trailer, Eilish can be seen interacting with her fans and asking about how she handles during a certain show.
To compensate for the images, the producers introduced some images of Eilish’s childhood home talking to her parents, ending the trailer.
In addition to watching the singer for various concerts and press events, the documentary will describe the creative process behind her debut album, When we all fall asleep, where do we go?
It was speculated that the film would be in development in 2019, with Eilish himself commenting on its existence earlier this year.
The documentary will be released on Apple TV + on February 26, 2021.
Early interest: speculation about the existence of the project began in 2019, with rumors circulating until Eilish’s initial comments about the film were made
Looking back: the next feature will also use unseen home recordings from the singer’s youth
Coming soon: the documentary will debut on the AppleTV + streaming service on February 26, 2021