And so you've got huge--

I mean, like you've got fans that are Julia Roberts, Sam

Smith, Thom Yorke.

Dave Grohl is here.

He's a huge fan of yours.

You know, I mean, like you have major people that

are fans of yours.

It's unreal.

It's crazy because, like, I don't know.

I feel like recently I've met a lot of people

that my parents grew up as fans of.

Right.

You know, and that's no disrespect to your age--

Right.

--Dave.

[LAUGHS]

[LAUGHTER]

But-- no, but it's--

I think that's when it really hits me.

Yeah.

Because, you know, I was in--

I was even in a meeting with Stella McCartney,

and she Face Timed her dad, which is Paul McCartney.

Paul McCartney.

Right.

So, you know, my mom cried.

My dad cried.

Yeah.

Like, it was-- your eyes are so beautiful.

[LAUGHTER]

Me?

Yeah, you.

Oh.

I thought you were still telling a story.

No.

Your eyes are beautiful.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Yeah.

All right.

So-- so that-- is that who freaked you out the most,

is Paul McCartney, do you think?

Probably.

I feel like probably.

But, in London, Sporty Spice came backstage.

Oh.

And--

Sporty Spice.

--that meant something to you?

It did.

Did you follow the Spice Girls?

You're too young for that.

OK.

Can I tell you something?

Well, you're here.

So--

[LAUGHTER]

You might as well.

So when I was growing up, I would watch--

growing up.

[LAUGHS] I'm 17.

[LAUGHS]

We would watch Spice World.

Like, I watched that movie like 40 times.

And I thought it was, like, a fictional movie about a group

of girls who were in a group.

And they sang.

And I thought that was it.

Yeah.

I was like-- and I remember like some-- like, Spice Girls,

I was like, oh, my god.

They're reenacting the movie.

Yeah.

[LAUGHTER]

Because I thought it was like--

I thought I was like a fictional movie about some girls--

Right.

--called the Spice Girl.

Right.

It wasn't.

No, no.

[LAUGHTER]

And so you spoke about something that I

think is really important and--

and brave, that you didn't intend to speak about,

but that you have Tourette's syndrome,

and that it comes out at certain times.

But I think that's amazing that you spoke about it because you

kind of take away the, you know, scariness of it.

It's something I've lived with my whole life.

And everybody knows.

Like, everybody in my family, all my friends,

all the people that are closest to me know I have it.

And it's not anything different, you know?

And I just never said anything because I didn't want to--

I didn't want that to define who I was.

I don't want it to be like, Billie,

the artist with Tourette's, Billie Eilish is on Ellen.

Yeah.

I have ways of kind of making them go away.

So if I'm on like-- if it's like an on camera interview

or whatever--

That's what this is.

Yes, it is.

[LAUGHTER]

But, normally, if it's like a pretaped thing,

they cut out the questions.

Right.

And that's when I let them out.

But then there was this one interview

where they didn't tell me they weren't

going to cut the questions out.

So I'm-- I'm sitting there, answering the questions like,

uh huh.

And then they-- they start asking me a question,

and I'm like.

And then everyone's like, that's so funny.

And they made a whole--

Yeah.

There was tons of compilations, like, this is so funny

that Billie did this facial expression, when really it's

just a bunch of tics.

Right.

Well, no.

I think it-- like I said, I think

it's a good thing that you-- you--

because I am sure a lot of people

have that, and look at where you are, and look at what you have

accomplished, and you haven't let that even

make you feel like there's something wrong with it.

Because it's not.

It's just part of who you are.

I think I've also really learned that, like, a lot of my fans

have it.

Yeah.

Like, which made me feel kind of more at home with saying it.

Yeah.

Because I remember post-- and also

I felt like there was a connection there.

I felt like when I said that, there

were kids that were posting and being like, oh, my god.

I've always had this.

Yeah.

Like, now she has it and she's who I can look up to with it.

But--

Yeah, no.

I think it's-- like I said, I think a lot of people watching

now that, you know, maybe didn't hear you say it before will be

like, well, I have it, too.

And that's great.

Mhm.