Billie Eilish Reveals Her Surprisingly "Lame" Ideal Saturday Night

Hi, I'm Billie, and this is my Vision Board with Cosmo UK. The first question for you is, do you prefer staying in or going out? Staying in. Why is that? I like to be cozy. It depends, though. I like, I love a good, I love a good going out night, but only if it's if all the everything is right. If it's the right people, it's the right place. It's safe if I'm in the right zone. But I love being at home so much. I love, I love, I love, like, honest to God, it's so lame, but I love organizing a lot. And so my my ideal Saturday night for real is like laying in the sun in the day and then organizing a drawer. I'm not even kidding. Very productive. I do that, and it's a good feeling at the end. I like being productive. Next one is, do you prefer to record music at 3 a.m. or 3 p.m.? 3 p.m. 100 percent 3 p.m. Yeah, that's a really good question. I, I, I know that that's such a trend of like the late studio sessions. And it kind of was more like that when I was a teenager and we were working at home. But the our work days are like classic day work hours. Like we we start at like not really classic work hours, but daytime. It's like from like 11 to like 5 p.m. We like to have our evenings free to yeah, to go go organize. Sounding really, really cool. Very sensible. I like 3 p.m. I just I like sunlight. You know, I like sunlight. I like lunch. I love eating lunch. It's my favorite meal of the day. And yeah, there you go. Stadiums or festivals and why? A festival. I love great festivals. I, I really have a deep fondness for festivals. First of all, I love being outside and especially like being out. And sometimes like getting the sunset when I perform is really lovely. Seeing the sun at all is like a pro for me. And also I just like the big openness of seeing everyone all in one place. And also something I really like about festivals, it's a bit more of a challenge to perform for a festival because it's not just your crowd. It's like all these other people's fans as well as yours. And so it's like more people to win over. And I like that challenge. And the British festival crowds love you. Thank you. I love them too. On to fashion. Which fashion look of yours deserves a spot on your vision board? Any memorable outfits that you loved wearing? I mean, I feel like every outfit that I wore in the lunch video, the music video. Iconic. I loved so much. And just I love that video. And I think those are those are some really kind of. Yeah, those are some good ones that I feel proud of. Is there any moments of filming that stuck with you the most? You know, something that was pretty amazing about filming the show was because of my like expressing this, which was like, I want to not change anything about the show. And I don't want to be like worried when I'm doing the show that it's different or anything and whatever. Like Jim was so responsive in that way and understanding and also wanted the same thing. So part of doing that was like doing the show felt like any other show, really, because he was able to shoot it in a way that wasn't disruptive to my performing, you know. So that was pretty amazing. So like it kind of felt like any other show, aside from the fact that I knew it was being filmed. I didn't really like have a lot of evidence. There was only a few moments where I would be like, oh, that looks a little like the camera is a different shape than it usually is. Or Cole, my my camera operator, was on stage for a part that he normally isn't. But I think the parts that really stuck with me were we put this little tiny 3D camera on the lift that I go up on. And that was really cool for me because nobody had seen that POV before. And I was really excited about that. And I remember like the first moment that I saw it up there and I was like playing to it. That was really exciting. So I remember that moment at the O2 when you jumped out. I was there, I loved it. Do you have any memorable moments from this tour in particular that really stayed with you? So many. I really loved, I really loved that section of tour when we were doing the O2 in Manchester and filming this. It was just very exciting and new. One of my favourite shows from this tour was in Nashville, actually. It was just like a really intense day for a lot of reasons in the world. And we were all feeling a lot of things and kind of having this feeling of like, I can't believe we have to do a show on this heavy day. And actually it brought us all together. And I felt like so united. I felt like the entire crowd was just like it was it felt so powerful. And I was really moved by it. And I I cried a couple of times on stage. And it was just really, really, really moving that. And then also, like anytime my brother came out and performed with me, those those were all really, really special. So I love Phineas. He's great. Yeah. What was it like working with James Cameron? What are the biggest takeaways from working with him on this incredible form? It was really amazing. It was very inspiring. And elements of it were like surprising and like unexpected. I really appreciated his work ethic and his like, I mean, he just he goes and goes and goes. And I think like at this point in his life and career, it's pretty amazing to see that in someone as legendary as him, who's made as many things as he has. And I think also his willingness to be collaborative with me was really special, again, given who he is and his life. Like, you know, he easily could have been like, hell no, I'm doing this myself or not at all. And he it was his idea to have me co-direct it with him. And he wanted to hear my ideas and listen to them. And that was like pretty amazing, especially like having like I don't know. I don't know. It was it was really, really, really powerful. Of course. Of course, he's an incredible director. Did you have any James Cameron favourites apart from, of course, your concert film? I mean, I love me some Avatar. The first one blew my blew me away when I was a kid. I also really loved the new one. Fire and Ash is awesome. And then obviously, Titanic was a complete mention. Yeah. I mean, it's just life changing. Like the world's changed because of that movie. And so did we all. Yeah, I love that movie. And did you have any favourite concert films, too? All the Beatles movies were my favourites growing up. That's kind of what I watched repetitively. Also, you know, Justin Bieber's Believe and Never Say Never were like the ones that I loved a lot. I know I can imagine. Yeah. And last very quick question. Is there something on your vision board for the future? Any upcoming goals that you want to manifest? Gosh, I mean, you've ticked off some big ones. If you found a movie, for sure. Yeah. I mean, there's so many. I think like there's so many things I want to do. And also like so many things I probably will do that I don't even know are going to happen, you know, and like this one, like I would have never thought this was ever going to happen. And it's pretty amazing and like special that it did. So I look forward to whatever is in the future. And I'm excited to find it all out. Bye. Thank you so much for watching.