Billie Eilish is nothing lower than stoked concerning the present state of pop music.

In an interview with the Los Angeles Instances printed on Thursday, October 10, Eilish, 22, was requested if she felt threatened by the success of fellow pop stars Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX.

“Are you kidding? I’m so completely satisfied for these bitches,” she instructed the outlet. “It’s a loopy world whenever you get to the extent they’re experiencing proper now, they usually’re doing nice. Followers are drawn to them as a result of they’re f—ing superior.”

The yr 2024 has been fruitful for pop music, from Charli XCX’s iconic Brat (which featured Eilish on a remix of the music “Guess”) to the discharge of Carpenter’s Brief ‘n Candy in August. Eilish launched her third studio album, Hit Me Exhausting and Delicate, in Might.

Roan, 26, for her half, skilled a meteoric rise to fame along with her debut album The Rise and Fall Of a Midwest Princess, that includes hits like “Purple Wine Supernova” and “HOT TO GO!” Roan has been open about her transition to superstardom and her struggles with it, together with “predatory” habits from “entitled” followers.

Within the interview, each Eilish and her brother Finneas, who was additionally current, spoke to the present discourse about parasocial relationships and whether or not or not followers have misplaced any sense of boundaries in terms of their favourite pop stars.

“It’s been misplaced,” Eilish instructed the outlet.

“You look again on the Beatles, and it’s the identical factor. It’s simply that everyone has a digicam now,” Finneas added, with Eilish noting: “It’s a must to bear in mind whenever you’re everyone’s new favourite artist that it’s an enormous deal for them. It’s like seeing Bigfoot.”

Finneas replied, “And so they’re not intimidated by you whenever you’re brand-new. I bear in mind Billie and I being at our second Grammys and Beyoncé speaking to us for the primary time. This was 2021, and she or he’d had such a legendary run that it was like assembly royalty. I couldn’t consider we had been speaking to Beyoncé.”

He concluded, “But when I see any individual that’s simply began out, the place I haven’t had time to get intimidated by them, I could be more likely to stroll over and be like, ‘I do know who you’re.’”

Eilish has beforehand spoken about her struggles with rising to fame, saying in June that she “misplaced all of my pals” after she turned well-known on the younger age 14. As for Roan, the “Good Luck, Babe!” singer took to TikTok in August to set some agency boundaries along with her followers, significantly to those that really feel entitled to pictures or hugs after they meet her in particular person.

“I don’t need regardless of the f— you assume you’re speculated to be entitled to everytime you see a celeb,” Roan mentioned in a single TikTok video. “I don’t give a f— in the event you assume it’s egocentric of me to say no for a photograph, or in your time, or for a hug. It’s bizarre how individuals assume that you already know an individual simply since you see them on-line otherwise you take heed to the artwork they make.”

She added, “I don’t care that abuse and harassment, stalking, no matter, is a traditional factor to do to people who find themselves well-known or a little bit well-known. I don’t care that it’s regular. I don’t care that this loopy kind of habits comes together with the job, the profession discipline I’ve chosen. That doesn’t make it OK. That doesn’t make it regular. It doesn’t imply I need it. It doesn’t imply that I prefer it.”

Roan’s feedback have since been praised by different iconic vocalists resembling Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams. As for Eilish, the “Lunch” singer instructed the LA Instances of Roan’s feedback, “It’s laborious out right here, man — it’s laborious.”