Billie Eilish Addresses the Alleged Racist Slur Videos That Recently Surfaced

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Billie Eilish recently received backlash from netizens following a video of her surfaced on social media where the singer was seen using a racial slur. As per reports the video showed Billie Eilish mocking an Asian accent.

Billie Eilish have resurfaced, and the singer is defending her name and character after she can be heard using a racist slur and mocking accents.The 19-year-old award-winner star posted a statement on her Instagram Story, addressing the situation. “I love you guys, and many of you have been asking me to address this.

Billie Eilish has issued an apology.

Billie Eilish has posted a statement on social media after video footage of her mouthing a racist slur appeared on TikTok.

Billie Eilish is breaking her silence after being accused of mocking Asian people in a recently resurfaced video on TikTok.   User @lcxvy posted undated videos of Eilish in which the "Bad Guy" singer allegedly mocked an Asian accent. In another clip, Eilish appears to say the ethnic slur "c---k," referring to someone of Chinese descent.

Billie Eilish has addressed and apologised for an old, edited video circulating on social media in which she appears to mouth a racist slur.In a lengthy statement posted on her Instagram story, Eilish wrote that she is “appalled and embarrassed” about an edited video that resurfaced on TikTok, which appears to show the singer mouthing an anti-Asian slur along to a song when she was “13 or 14” years old.“… at the time I didn’t know [it] was a derogatory term used against members of the Asian

Billie Eilish, 19, is apologizing for an old video that recently resurfaced on TikTok and is explaining the back story behind it. The singer appears in the video, which features more than one clip, and mouths the Asian slur “c***k” while singing along to the 2011 song “Fish” by Tyler, the Creator. She also appears to be speaking gibberish, which many people believed to be her mocking an Asian accent, in another clip. The entire video can be seen below.

Matthew Tyler Vorce, Billie Eilish, is owning up to his past remarks.

Billie Eilish is facing backlash for allegedly mocking Asians in past videos that a fan has posted to Tik Tok. User @lcxvy posted undated videos of Eilish in which the "Bad Guy" singer allegedly mocks an Asian accent.

Is this another case of a problematic celeb?

platform Monday, and it had racked up 1 million views as of Thursday morning. The authenticity of the clip has yet to be confirmed but the undated compilation — hashtagged #billieeilishiscancelled — shows the seven-time Grammy winner appearing to say a derogatory term for people of Chinese descent.