"I feel like every comment on my YouTube stuff is that I'm under-rated—which is very sweet and endearing—but I don't feel like this is necessarily true," FINNEAS told Newsweek, laughing. "I feel like my rating is fine."
"It's so not competitive, [between Eilish and I]," he continued. "I have made all of her music with her, we perform every show together. Even if I wasn't involved in all of the creatives, I just think she's crazy talented and I wish the best for her."
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"The goal has already been to get to a place where it's a long-lived career," he noted. "There's a term, 'career artist' which is the opposite of a 'one-hit wonder' and that's something Billie and I are aiming for."
CLEVELAND, Ohio – After giving fans a rapid-fire rhyme display on “Newsroom 2,” Machine Gun Kelly is softening things up a bit.
Kellz posted a surprise cover Billie Eilish’s song “Ocean Eyes.” If you don’t know who Eilish is, that basically means you’re not cool.
The electropop star topped the Billboard charts with her massive debut studio album “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” back in March and was all the rage at this year’s Coachella.
“Ocean Eyes” is from Eilish’s 2017 release “don’t smile at me.” MGK’s version is a bit more rock-driven but still finds the emcee emo crooning his heart out.
Machine Gun Kelly’s new album “Hotel Diablo” is out next month.
Billie and @Stance have announced the release of their first sock collection! Inspired by Billie’s love for the film ‘The Babadook’ and anime characters, the socks will have 2 different designs and will go on sale on Thursday (May 16th) for $16 each at http://Stance.com !
In the darkly alluring music video for Billie Eilish’s latest single “Bad Guy,” the 17-year-old pop phenom turns a quiet residential neighborhood into a virtual playground for youthful indiscretion. The nucleus of her mischievous world: An eye-catching, minimalist suburban house just left-of-center enough to host the singer’s brand of outré electropop.
Known as La Nanette, the house is an original “Eichler home,” built in 1963 as part of the historic Balboa Highlands tract in Granada Hills.
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