Which Restaurant Chain Just Called Billie Eilish Their ‘Bestie’?

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Which Restaurant Chain Just Called Billie Eilish Their ‘Bestie’?

Billie Eilish recently took to social media to share life updates in the form of photo dumps with her fans, which she captioned “stuff from my phone.”

The photos include images from her visit to the 2024 Grammy Awards, a video clip of actress Sydney Sweeney at the PCAs, and a famous photo of the singer smiling at a food restaurant.

This comes after the singer received some praise and accolades for comments he made about TikTokers at an award show.

Billie Eilish Shares ‘Stuff From My Phone’

Billie Eilish arrives for the Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, California on Sunday, March 12, 2023. Photo by Chris Chew/UPIMEGA

On February Tuesday, the “Bad Guy” hitmaker shared a photo carousel on his Instagram page with his 110 million followers featuring random images from his phone.

The first photo shows Eilish sitting on the floor holding a Grammy Award cover with “Song of the Year” written on it. The singer took home the prestigious award at the just-concluded ceremony for his hit song, “What Was I Made For?” from the movie “Barbie”.

He donned a vintage Barbie-themed varsity jacket for the occasion with a black tie and black pants.

The second image in the photo pile features a close-up of Eilish’s face with what appears to be a Giant Swallow butterfly perched on her forehead.

Also appearing in the photo dump was Eilish’s rescue dog, Shark, posing in front of a black car. The singer lost his family dog, Pepper, in July last year after he died of old age.

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Among the random images Eilish posted was a video clip of actress Sydney Sweeney in a stunning red dress. Both Sweeney and Eilish attended the People’s Choice Awards recently. For the outing, the singer donned a stunning stripped sweater vest over a long sleeve shirt.

Chipotle Calls Billie Eilish ‘Best Friend’

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Eilish’s photo pile features a few random images of the star, and one of them sees her posing with two Chipotle employees at the restaurant.

The food company, who saw the photo, took to the singer’s comments section to write, “Hey, bestie.” In response to Chipotle’s cheesy remarks, Eilish’s fans made several jokes about the interaction, with some calling for a collaboration between the singer and the company.

One commented, “Imagine working at Chipotle and ending up at Billies Insta lmao.” Another wrote, “Lmao Billie, why are you taking pictures of them at Chipotle.”

A third person stated, “THE CHIPOTLE FROM ‘THREFORE I AM’ VIDEO,” hinting that the restaurant in the photo is the same one featured in the music video for Eilish’s 2020 hit song, “Therefore I Am.”

Another comment read, “I used to be in that studio town [Chipotle] breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They always relate to it.”

Singer Praised For Questioning TikTokers Presence At PCA

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Eilish’s photo dump comes after she caused a stir on social media as her video at PCA 2024 went viral, in which she can be heard criticizing TikTokers.

In the video clip, Eilish tells Australian pop star Kylie Minogue, “There’s some, like, TikTokers here,” before using her thumb to gesture in the direction of the supposed TikTokers.

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The video has since sparked a heated debate over the TikTok creator’s presence at the awards show, with many fans praising Eilish for her comments.

Billie Eilish in 2024 #PCA:

“There are some like… TikTokers here” pic.twitter.com/PhultTjxcy

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) February 19, 2024

One person said on X (formerly Twitter): “Billie Eilish talking about the epidemic of TikTokers is hilarious.”

Another said, “Actually there are some talented Tiktokers, but it doesn’t matter if they invite the bad ones.”

A third person said, “I don’t know which is worse, the epidemic spreading or the spread of horrible Tiktokers bred during [the] pandemic.”

Some fans felt Eilish’s comments were a bit harsh, with one individual claiming, “TikTokers played an important role in her fame and success.” Another said, “Shaming an internet celebrity when you’re popular on the internet is wild.”

Eilish has yet to comment on the uproar her brief statement caused.

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