“It’s not now you get to speed and do all kinds of stupid shit … you’ve learned to drive and you’ve been coached and helped and tested in order to be sure that you’re going to be a sober, sensible driver.” The talk is helped by Mr. As she’s set to take her first drive to visit then-boyfriend Brandon “Q” Adams, her dad gives her The Lecture on Safe Driving.
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She got her dream car at her album-cover photo shoot.Īround her 17th birthday, her family surprises her with her dream car, a matte-black Dodge Challenger, at the photo shoot for her first full-length album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? The sports car is topped with a neon-green bow to match, though Eilish’s mom assures the camera that it’s equipped with every safety feature possible.Īfter Eilish gets the car, she’s gotta get her driver’s license (hello, Olivia Rodrigo), and her parents are right there at the DMV to cheer her on. And while Eilish herself said the film is just a “sliver” of her life, here’s a rundown of everything we learned from The World’s a Little Blurry. Cutler doesn’t let you forget how young she is - we see her getting her driver’s license, struggling in relationships, and fighting with her (frankly, adorable) parents.
Eilish doesn’t hesitate to address the lows of the past few years, including her struggles with depression, Tourette’s syndrome, and physical injuries, but above all else, the film emphasizes Eilish’s teenagerdom. With only a few sit-down interviews and set to the constant soundtrack of her music, the film at times feels like a collection of home movies or a fuzzy recollection of touring and recording.
Released today, Apple TV+’s documentary Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry highlights many of the personal aspects of Billie Eilish’s young life. The doc tracks everything from her beginnings with “Ocean Eyes” to her Grammy domination last year.
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