Billie Eilish is known for her unique sense of style, and in recent times, her lavish drip – but just because she rocks it on-stage, doesn’t mean it’s up for grabs.
Footage has emerged from Eilish’s performance at ACL Festival, showing the singer interacting with the crowd during one of her songs.
As Eilish makes her way back up on stage she quickly realises someone has taken her ring. “Somebody stole my f*cking ring,” she said. “Ugh, I guess that’s my fault. Keep that shit. Take care of that shit.”
Later, the crowd started chanting “GIVE IT BACK” and Eilish was forced to calm her fans down. “Nah, nah, it’s OK,” she said. “The ring is gone for good. It’s OK, don’t worry about it.”
“Whoever has that shit though, take care of it, OK?” she begged.
After the performance, angry fans took to Twitter demanding the person who took Billie Eilish’s jewellery give it back.
It’s not the first time Eilish has had to deal with crazy fans. Earlier this year, a fan posted a photo of the singer in a white singlet and called her “thick.”
Other fans ran to Eilish’s defence and called the post out for sexually objectifying her. They also pointed out that in a previous interview for Calvin Klein, Eilish had explained she wears “big, baggy clothes” so “nobody can have an opinion, because they haven’t seen what’s underneath.”
Speaking to Vanity Fair, Eilish spoke about her fandom and said, “it’s at a point right now where it’s, like, so perfect. At this point I feel like I know what I’m doing. I feel like there was a point where I was like, I don’t really know what I’m doing, but I’m just kind of winging it.”
“And they love me so much, and I don’t feel like I’m good enough for them to love me. And I feel like I really have, you know, kept that in mind, and really tried to work on it. I’ve tried to make my show, my stage presence and everything, be exactly what I would want it to be if I was a fan.”
Clearly, Billie is giving her fans exactly what they want – but in return they should probably stop stealing Billie Eilish’s jewellery and making her feel uncomfortable.