Billie Eilish confronts body shaming with powerful video that shows her stripping down

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Billie Eilish’s When We All Fall Asleep 2020 World Tour finally kicked off in Orlando, Fl. last night, where she debuted a video interlude featuring a spoken word verse addressing her body image in the public eye. Billie’s body has been a topic of much discussion given her signature wardrobe of baggy, full-body clothes, and as well as the fact that she was a minor until December 2019.

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Billie Eilish kicked off her global arena tour in Miami, Florida on Monday night and debuted a new video interlude in which she addresses the ongoing discussions and criticisms of her body image and fashion choices. Eilish, who had made baggy and oversized clothing her default look, used the video to tackle the opposing views people take on the way she dresses.

Billie Eilish is taking a powerful stand against body image criticism. The 18-year-old singer, who has been subjected to body shaming time and again, kicked off her world tour by taking off her shirt during her Miami concert. Unlike most of her music industry peers, Billie is known for covering up her body in oversized clothes. While the singer revealed last year that she prefers wearing baggy clothes to avoid being sexualised, people continue to criticise her fashion choices.

Fans and haters alike got a strong message from Billie Eilish on the opening night of her Where Do We Go? World Tour in Miami, Florida. According to The Guardian, Eilish's set included a segment where she addressed anyone who judged her body and the way that she dresses.

Billie Eilish has a message for her shamers.  The 18-year-old artist addressed her critics during the kickoff of her Where Do We Go? World Tour in Miami on Monday. At one point, the Grammy winner played a video in which she spoke about the judgment she faces over her body and style.

The 18-year-old singer addressed “assumptions about people based on their size” in a speech to kick off her world tour. Baggy clothes or not, Billie Eilish isn’t here to be body-shamed.

Billie Eilish is not here for body shaming.

Billie Eilish is not here for body shaming.

Billie Eilish's has become one of her staples, and she's said multiple times there's a reason behind it. "I never want the world to know everything about me," she explained in a .

Billie Eilish kicked off her world tour on Monday evening in Miami with a powerful AF message about body shaming.

Jennifer Lopez and her daughter Emme got to meet Billie Eilish on Monday (March 9) after her Where Do We Go? tour kick off at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Fla.

Billie Eilish hit out at those who judge her body having “never seen” it as she shed her famously oversized clothes for a video on her new tour.

Billie Eilish kicked off her North American Where Do We Go? tour on Monday night (March 9) at AmericanAirlines Arena with a very important message about body shaming. Fan-shot clips of the video show Eilish, 18, wearing a vest before she takes it off to expose her bra and slips into a pool of black water. "The body I was born with... is it not what you wanted?" asks the singer wh

Unlike most of her pop star peers, Billie Eilish is known for covering herself in oversized T-shirts and baggy jeans.

Billie Eilish took a swipe at body shamers as she delivered a powerful message during the opening show of her “Where Do We Go?” world tour in Miami Monday.