Billie Eilish 'Canceled' By TikTok Fans For Resurfaced Videos Using Racial Slur, Mocking Asian Accents

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.

She publicly apologized on Monday for mouthing a racial slur in an old video that resurfaced onTikTokearlier this month.And on Thursday, Billie Eilish returned to Instagram for the first time since confessing she was'embarrassed and appalled' by her past actions.Posting a close-up selfie, the singer, 19, wrote in the caption: 'Hiiiiiiiiii miss uu.' 'miss uu': Billie Eilish returned to Instagram Thursday, posting for the first time since publicly apologizing for mouthing a racial slur in an old video that resurfaced on TikTok this monthThe Grammy winner was accused of mocking Asian accents in the clips of herself as a young teenager which were shared by the user @lcxvy,In the video, she appeared to say the word 'ch**k', an offensive slur

BILLIE Eilish lamented her use of a racial slur in a resurfaced video. The singer took to Instagram with an emotional apology claiming she's "appalled and embarrassed." Billie posted a long message in her Instagram stories apologizing for the slur in the video saying: "I love you guys, and many of you have been asking me to address this.

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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.

Unless you’ve been living under a proverbial rock, you’re probably well aware of the name Billie Eilish. The young singer has become one of the biggest names in the music industry and has a legion of devoted fans around the world.

Billie Eilish has issued an apology.

Billie Eilish has come out and apologised after a resurfaced video showed her apparently mouthing a racist slur - and has admitted she was "appalled and embarrassed" by the clip. This comes after the pop star, 19, faced a backlash after a compilation video was shared on TikTok earlier this month in which she seemed to mouth an anti-Asian slur.

Billie Eilish has posted a statement on social media after video footage of her mouthing a racist slur appeared on TikTok. The video, which Eilish accepts as real, dates back around 5-6 years and features footage of the pop star mouthing along to Tyler, The Creator song "Fish." The song, featured on the Odd Future rapper's 2011 album Goblin, includes the line "Slip it in her drink and in the blink, Of an eye I can make a white girl look ch*nk." It is this line Eilish is seen lip-syncing to in the first part of the video.

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 issued a grovelling apology after a video from more than five years ago showed her mouthing a racist slur.

Billie Eilish has said she is 'embarrassed and appalled' after an old video of herself as young teenager mouthing a racist slur resurfaced on TikTokearlier this month, but has denied mocking Asian accents.The singer, 19, said she was seeking to address the claims stemming from the clips, which were shared by the user @lcxvy, in which she appeared to say the word 'ch*nk', an offensive slur referring to a person of Chinese descent.In her statement on Instagram, Eilish said she was being 'labeled some thing that [she's] not' in connection with the clips from her early teens.

Billie Eilish is issuing an apology after a video resurfaced of the singer mouthing a derogatory term used against members of the Asian community. The «Bad Guy» singer, who is now 19, said she was around «13 or 14» when she mouthed a word from a song that, at the time, she didn't know was offensive.

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 community.

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.

Ellise Shafer administratorBillie Eilish has responded to a resurfaced video that appears to show her mouthing an anti-Asian remark, apologizing for behavior that she says made her “want to barf.”An edited compilation of several videos that was posted on TikTok last week appears to show the singer mouthing an Asian racial slur used in Tyler the Creator’s 2011 song “Fish” and imitating various accents. As the video spread on social media, Eilish’s fans have been commenting on her accounts, asking her to make a statement.Eilish delivered on that request via her Instagram story on Monday night, writing: “I love you guys, and many of you have been asking me to address this.

Billie Eilish has released a lengthy statement to address the recent videos that surfaced of her allegedly using a racial slur.

Billie Eilish has reflected on making her debut album, saying she “hated every second” of the process.The singer released ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’ in March of 2019, with the album going on to top charts all around the globe.In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Eilish said that despite the album’s eventual success, she didn’t enjoy the process of writing it.“I hated every second of it,” she said. “I hated writing.

Billie Eilish has discussed the response to her recent British Vogue cover shoot, saying that some of the reaction was “not OK”.The cover shoot, for the June 2021 issue of the fashion magazine, drew a lot of attention owing to Eilish’s fashion choices. A photo she shared of the cover broke the all-time record for Instagram likes, and currently sits at nearly 17 million likes.In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Eilish  discussed the responses to the cover shoot and how some of them weren’t to her taste.“I saw a picture of me on the cover of Vogue [from] a couple of years ago with big, huge oversize clothes [next to the new Vogue cover].

French media giant Vivendi has reached a deal to sell a 10% stake in Universal Music Group to hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square in a deal that values the music company at more than $42 billion.

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