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  • -Welcome back. I'm so happy you're here.

  • I know you're at "Saturday Night Live,"

  • and that's how you first know me, right?

  • From "Saturday Night Live." -Did you hear about that?

  • -No. -So, okay, listen.

  • When I was growing up -- I mean, I am 17,

  • but when I was like... Really, like 5 or 4

  • or more or 3 -- I don't know.

  • I used to watch a show called "The Electric Company,"

  • and -- [ Laughs ] There was a guy on it,

  • and he had eyeliner, and he was singing about H's

  • 'cause it was, like, a little kids show,

  • and he was like -- the hook was like --

  • What is it? It was like "My H's," like...

  • Something, something, nothing -- I don't even know what it was,

  • but it was you, and then I remember seeing you on TV,

  • and I was like, "That's the guy

  • from the commercial with the H's."

  • [ Laughter ]

  • -It's such a long career.

  • -I got a pocket full of H's, and I'm not afraid to use them.

  • -Yeah, pocket full of H's. It was like a Ramones

  • type of song. -And it was you!

  • -♪ I got a pocket full of H's, and I'm not afraid to use them

  • But no one saw that in my whole lifetime.

  • [ Laughter ] -But I thought --

  • -I made movies, I was on "Saturday Night Live" for years.

  • "Weekend Update" -- hello!

  • -So, like, when I was on this show, like, a while ago...

  • -You didn't know me from "Saturday Night Live"?

  • -No. [ Laughter ]

  • -That's what I heard that you did.

  • -I was so excited to meet you because...

  • -That's hilarious. They all told me

  • that you knew me from -- you got a story

  • about "Saturday Night Live." Oh, my gosh.

  • I can't believe you saw that. [ Laughter ]

  • Oh, my God. No one saw that.

  • And I was, like -- I was pulling H's

  • out of my pocket and throwing them and stuff.

  • -Yeah, you were. You had thick eyeliner.

  • -Let's talk about you. [ Laughter ]

  • -Let's talk about your music right here.

  • Look at this -- "When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go"

  • is the biggest selling debut album in a decade.

  • You're the first female artist --

  • [ Cheers and applause ]

  • You're the first female artist

  • to have 14 simultaneous chart entries.

  • Your music and videos have been streamed 15 billion times.

  • [ Cheers and applause ]

  • That's you! That's you I'm talking about.

  • I got to say, the album is so great.

  • Everyone loves it. Your fans are young,

  • they're old, they're all sorts of people.

  • Why do you think this music resonates

  • with so many different people?

  • -Um...I mean, it was, like, a big goal,

  • so I feel like I'm -- I don't know why necessarily.

  • I just think I'm mainly happy about it.

  • I think, like, I grew up listening to so much

  • different kind of music, like, old stuff and new stuff

  • and hip-hop and contemporary and then jazz and Peggy Lee,

  • Frank Sinatra and then Tyler the Creator

  • and, like, Nas. -Yeah.

  • -I was all over the place, and I think I just put it

  • into my music.

  • And with the album, specifically,

  • there was one thing I really tried to do,

  • which was that -- There are like 14 songs

  • on the album, and one of the goals I had

  • was I wanted to make an album that I could put

  • 14 people into a room that each had, like, fully different,

  • fully different tastes -- like, one person like this,

  • one person like this, and that's all they liked,

  • and that if I played them my album,

  • each person would like at least one song.

  • -Wow. That's a really cool way of attacking it.

  • And you did it. I mean, I heard it.

  • I think I heard "Bad Guy" first, and I was like,

  • "I don't know if anyone's ready for this type of music."

  • It was so different. I was like --

  • -I didn't, either. I thought they'd hate it.

  • -I didn't know why. I was like, "Is this..."

  • Dude, you changed the face of pop music

  • and music, in general, 'cause we were hearing the same song

  • for the last three years, and you just played something

  • totally different, like, pwkk! And I was like --

  • Now we're gonna hear nothing but songs like "Bad Guy"

  • for the next three years.

  • Because that's all -- It was good.

  • -Thank you so much.

  • -I love the whole record. -That's really sweet.

  • -Which one -- Just tell me,

  • which one do you think would go to me out of these 14?

  • -Would go to you? -Yeah. What number am I?

  • -What number are you? -Yeah, in this album.

  • -Oh. -Mm-hmm.

  • -I mean, you just made it pretty clear that you're "Bad Guy."

  • [ Laughter ] So 2.

  • -It was a trick question. Yeah, you're right.

  • I like that. But I'm a good guy.

  • -You are a good guy. -Thank you, yeah.

  • -A good bad guy. -I am, yeah.

  • -I want to talk about this thing happening right here.

  • -Yes, sir. -What's going on?

  • You sprained your ankle, or what's happening?

  • -Look at my little sock. -Yeah.

  • -Um, yeah, I sprained this. You know, what's funny

  • is they're actually both sprained.

  • This is like -- -What?

  • -Three weeks old, four weeks old.

  • This one is like two months old.

  • Hilarious. -How do you -- how did you --

  • [ Laughter ]

  • But how did you sprain your ankle,

  • and how do you perform with a sprained ankle?

  • -I just wear this, and I pretend it's not sprained.

  • [ Laughter ]

  • I sprained it in the lawn like 3 seconds into the show.

  • For real. Like, I walked on stage and sprained it.

  • -Walking? How hard do you walk?

  • -I jumped. One leg -- -There you go.

  • -It was the sixth count into "Bad Guy."

  • It was, like, literally the sixth count --

  • Bum, ba da da, buh buh -- ♪

  • -And that's where you did it.

  • -Why? You stood up.

  • You really stood up. -I was ready to get into it.

  • I was ready to jump. -You was about to jump.

  • -I was ready to jump, and that's it.

  • Now I sprained my ankle just now.

  • I just sprained -- I sprained both of my ankles.

  • -It wasn't only just embarrassing

  • that I sprained it.

  • It was more embarrassing that I, like, fell.

  • You know what I'm saying? Who falls, you know?

  • [ Laughter ] Embarrassing.

  • -You didn't tell me you fell.

  • So, you went for it, and then you fell.

  • But did people think it was part of the dance?

  • -Probably. [ Laughter ]

  • Or they just were like, "Pfft! She fell."

  • Like, that's what I was worried about,

  • that they were like, "Loser, she fell."

  • -No. -But, really, I was, like,

  • laying there in agonizing pain.

  • Thing is, I have sprained this leg -- or, this ankle

  • like five times before, so I knew exactly what it was.

  • -Maybe you're wearing the wrong footwear.

  • [ Laughter ]

  • -I actually was wearing -- That's crazy you say that.

  • I was wearing a pair of shoes I had never performed in.

  • -You got to bring me on tour with you.

  • -Yeah, I do. I do!

  • -Talk about the new world tour.

  • Can you believe you're going on a world tour,

  • Billie Eilish, 17 years old?

  • [ Cheers and applause ]

  • That's what I'm talking about! That's how you do it!

  • But you're doing something different

  • and cool with this tour.

  • Talk about the green part of this tour.

  • -Yes. Well, basically, we just announced today,

  • as you just said, it's the Where Do We Go World Tour.

  • -The Where Do We Go World Tour. -Where Do We Go World Tour.

  • And, basically, we're trying to be

  • as, like, green as possible on the entire tour.

  • So, there's, like -- We're actually bringing someone

  • from Reverb, this company that basically specializes --

  • Is that a word? -Yeah.

  • -Okay. -"Reverb" or "specializes"?

  • -Specializes. -Specializes.

  • Reverb, I'd be like, "Oh, is that...?"

  • Yeah, but Reverb. -Specializes in, like,

  • the best and most healthy and green ways to do everything.

  • So there's no plastic straws allowed,

  • the fans are gonna bring their own water bottles,

  • there's gonna be recycle cans everywhere.

  • 'Cause it's like, if something's recyclable,

  • it doesn't matter unless there's a recycle bin, you know?

  • It doesn't do anything unless there is one.

  • -Don't want just recycled trash everywhere.

  • You're actually gonna recycle everything.

  • -Yeah. -I love that you're doing this.

  • You're doing so many great things.

  • I love it. -Thank you.

  • [ Cheers and applause ]

  • I'm psyched to have you back. Come back whenever you want.

  • Do we know what songs you're doing on "SNL"?

  • Can you say, or...? -Ooh!

  • -I actually haven't said, but I can say.

  • -You can? -I don't know if I can.

  • -Why not, right? What songs you gonna do?

  • -This is live. -Yeah, we're too late.

  • -A little too late.

  • You know what? I don't care, so why not?

  • I'm doing "Bad Guy" and "I Love You."

  • -Oh, my gosh! Come on.

  • So watch that Saturday! Billie Eilish tomorrow night.

  • [ Cheers and applause ]

  • "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go"

  • is available now!

  • Yeah, give her a standing ovation. Why not?

  • You can watch Billie perform on the season premiere

  • of "Saturday Night Live" tomorrow night,

  • at 11:30 p.m., on NBC.

-Welcome back. I'm so happy you're here.

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