It’s a war outside, it’s a war outside, it’s like the last days of Sodom and Gomorrah outside.

Tell me if you know someone who needs Jesus.

The Guardian:

Grammy-winning singer Billie Eilish has spoken about an addiction to watching pornography, starting at age 11, and how it gave her nightmares and messed her up when she started dating.

Eilish, who turns 20 on Saturday, was speaking on the Howard Stern Show on Sirius XM radio on Monday.

“I think porn is a disgrace. I used to watch a lot of porn, to be honest. I started watching porn when I was, like, 11,” the Bad Guy singer said, saying it helped her feel as if she were cool and “one of the guys”.

“I think it really destroyed my brain and I feel incredibly devastated that I was exposed to so much porn,” she added, saying she suffered nightmares because some of the content she watched was so violent and abusive.

Eilish, who was homeschooled in Los Angeles and has seven Grammy awards, is known for her often dark lyrics.

In the ballad Male Fantasy on her second album Happier Than Ever, she sings about being home alone and distracting herself with pornography as she recalls a broken relationship.

Eilish said she is now angry at herself for thinking it was OK to watch so much porn.

“The first few times I, you know, had sex, I was not saying no to things that were not good. It was because I thought that’s what I was supposed to be attracted to,” she said.

As she gets fatter, her niggers get blacker.

Coincidence? 

Teen pop star Billie Eilish is ashamed of her racist past, and has taken the first steps towards atoning for her sins.

Billie, who is best known for licking black men, has revealed she’s working hard to fight against inequality.

But she’s not doing enough.

Daily Mail:

Billie Eilish has revealed she feels ‘ashamed’ about her past actions surfacing online.

In a new interview with Vogue Australia, the 19-year-old pop superstar said that everyone has an ’embarrassing’ past – including her.

‘It’s really weird how the world can see every aspect of your life and reminisce about [it]. It’s so weird,’ the Bad Guy singer said.

‘The internet brings up things from everybody’s past and I’m like: “Don’t you guys understand that everybody is incredibly embarrassed and ashamed about their past?”

‘Like, do you not think about the fact that maybe you’re embarrassed of your past, so maybe everybody else is embarrassed, too?’

The performer, who also stars in a stunning fashion shoot in this month’s issue of the magazine, added that she has changed her mind on many of her past views.

‘I said so many things then that I totally don’t agree with now, or think the opposite thing,’ she admitted.

‘The weirdest thing is how nothing ever goes away once it’s on the internet. Every interview I did when I was 15 is still out there, and I think about it constantly.’

The comments come after Billie said that she was ’embarrassed and appalled’ last month when a video of her when she was a younger teen emerged on TikTok, showing her mouthing a racist slur.

In a statement on Instagram, Billie said she was being ‘labeled some thing that [she’s] not’ in connection with the old clips.

‘There’s a video edit going around of me when I was 13 or 14 where I’m mouthed the word for the song that at the time I didn’t know it was a derogatory term used against members of the Asian community,’ she wrote on Instagram. ‘I am appalled and embarrassed I want to barf that I ever mouth belong to that word.

‘This song was the only time I’ve ever heard that word as it was never used around me by anyone and my family. Regardless of my ignorance and age at the time, nothing excuses the fact that it was hurtful. And for that I am sorry.’

She also addressed a second clip that showed her appearing to mock an Asian accent.

She added that the negative response ‘breaks [her] heart’ because she wouldn’t want people to be hurt by her, even if it was due to a misinterpretation.

‘Regardless of how it was interpreted I did not mean for any of my actions to have caused hurt to others and now it absolutely breaks my heart that it is being labeled now in a way that might cause pain to people hearing it,’ she said. ‘I not only believe in, but I’ve always worked hard to use my platform to fight for inclusion, kindness, tolerance, equity and equality.’

She says she fights for equality, so she has some explaining to do.

Where are all of the pictures of her hugging Asian men?

She cannot possibly expect people to believe she’s not racist against Asian men if she’s only engaging in degrading sexual acts with black men, can she?

The only way for us whites to atone for the original sin of being intrinsically mean to People of Color is to give our women away to other races and species. It is easy for white women to have sex with black men, because white women love becoming the sex toys of blacks, but Aryan Princesses must not forget that blacks aren’t the only People of Color they must appease.

White women also have a duty towards Asian men and Australian aboriginals.

Billie Eilish (real name: “Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell”) was always just a fat teenage slut who just wanted to get high on pills and have sex with black men. Obviously, the raw content of the music was never really something that I was philosophically fond of. However, it was music that I respected, because along with being actually creative and interesting on an artistic level, it also reflected modern reality in an honest way.

Simply: the ominous vocals and beats alongside the nihilistic and self-destructive narrative of the lyrics fit our age, and reflected the actual culture as it exists in a way that other pop music is not allowed to. The whole spectacle just felt elementally candid, in direct opposition to the fake reality of forced positivity that the synthetic culture of the Jews presents.

In particular, I liked Eilish’s videos, which were always well done (up until the satanic CGI disaster of “All the Good Girls Go to Hell”).

The appeal of all other pop music is like that of taking a drug, or masturbating to pornography: it is an escape to a different reality. The appeal of Billie Eilish was that it reflected the reality that we are all experiencing, which is not one of hope, fun, romance or meaning, but an empty hellscape of nihilism and doom.

Billie Eilish was beloved because she portrayed the truth that the youth of the 21st century is being flushed down the toilet. There was something to reflect on when seeing this fat bitch bleeding out of her eyeballs, being shot full of drugs or having cigarettes put out on her face.

You watch it, and hear her hypnotizing, auto-tuned droning, and you say, “yep, that’s where we’re at as a society.” Conversely, the rest of pop music presents a totally fake image of the situation we are in – 99% of the songs you hear are about how we should all be singing and dancing and feeling really happy, having sex, or agonizing over some petty teenage romanticism, as the world falls apart around us.

Whatever you want to say about this bitch, she absolutely stood out in a cultural landscape that is dominated by the worst forms of “happy rap,” saccharine romance songs, calls for mass dancing, and the weird porno music of Ariana Grande. The entire culture is void of any form of reflection on the reality we are actually living in, and Eilish stood out as holding up a mirror, reflecting where we actually are as a society.

Eilish got big on Soundcloud, producing her music and videos with people who wanted to do something good for the sake of doing something good. Her career was totally created and managed by her older brother Finneas O’Connell. In 2019, after signing with Interscope for some reason (presumably the reason was the money), Eilish released her first studio album, “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” Finneas produced that album, and it wasn’t really as good as the early Soundcloud stuff, but it also wasn’t horrible.

At the time, I predicted, and said somewhere on this website I’m sure, that everything after it was going to get progressively worse.

Everything that has come out since then has been basically horrible.

The new song, released on Thursday, entitled “Therefore I Am,” is totally horrible. Billie is dancing around, with an uptempo beat disguised in the minor key.

We should also note that this video, which shows her smiling and eating foods, is also fat-positivity propaganda.

Obviously, Billie has always been a fat slob, but this was because she was a doomed slut who was on pills and didn’t care about anything. It wasn’t because she held a political position that she should be proud of being fat. This video is absolute fat pride.

The O’Connells have either simply sold out, or they have been spiritually absorbed by the media machine.

The sellout really began when she did that video about “body-shaming,” where she was naked. No one wanted to see that. It’s disgusting. The only reason anyone liked her in the first place is that she was a break from all of this endless sexualism. She rebelled against the fake happiness, the gooey romanticism, the dancing around and the sexualism. This fat bitch droning on about the emptiness of her existence while vomiting up blood was the opposite of Ariana Grande, somehow looking like a living doll, talking about how she forces men to perform cunnilingus on her for hours.

Along with the low-effort video, the lyrics of the new song are extremely low effort. They are basically the fat white bitch version of a negress talking about how no one can judge her. This is in stark contrast to the “doomed youth” message of all of her previous songs.

The Jewish media is celebrating “Therefore I Am” as a masterpiece. Of course, they would do that, because they finally have her where they want her. Basically, she got popular on her own merit, and it thus fell on the Jewish culture machine to absorb her into itself. That is what the record deal was about. Now, that process is finished.

Now, she’s going to start singing these retarded sex songs like every other pop star. I can guarantee you that. The dark beats probably will be incorporated into that, but the message will be: “life is great, just feel happy and have sex, haha, it’s fine, everything is good, okay?”

We’re not going to see the Billie we love – a fat drugged out bitch with a tarantula crawling out of her mouth – ever again.

I don’t know if it is legitimately because they’ve gamed this out and they understand it, or if it is just instinctive that nothing should be allowed to go against the grain, but the Jews who control the direction of our culture feel threatened by a popular culture figure reflecting the actual state of reality.

Look at the rest of the pop songs that are promoted by Jews: everything is about:

• Decadent love stories
• Having sex
• Feeling happy
• Dancing around

Here are the Billboard top five for this current week:

One and two are “happy rap,” the Drake song literally entitled “Life is Good” (is it?). Three and four are saccharine love songs. Five is about dancing.

You see?

I’m not exaggerating. Go look at the full 100 songs list (which somehow is still a thing, even with the internet). Part of the strategy of completely destroying the world is forcing a culture that does not allow any form of reflection and instead is all about feeling happy all the time. That is why all cinema is dominated by superhero melodrama that would normally be marketed to five-year-olds, followed up by romantic comedies, feminist empowerment fantasies and childish love stories.

The entire message of the total culture is: “Everything is good and great and you should feel great because everything is totally fine and normal and you are not living in a satanic nightmare world.”

What this does is allow for real nihilism – such as mass immigration to replace white people, black rioting, or “defund the police” – to be framed in terms of an epic struggle for something good. There should be a contrast between dancing around and feeling really happy and the gruesome and ghoulish act of shooting up a pre-teen boy with estrogen and cutting off his dick. But they set this hellish evil against the cultural backdrop of forced-euphoria, and blend them together. Thereby, they make it impossible for people to process or understand the actual emotions they are feeling when looking around at what our society has become. It’s a very neat trick.

This new Billie Eilish single is going to get played more than any of her previous songs ever were, and all future songs will follow this current trajectory.

Nothing will be allowed to interfere with this Jewish project to use culture to create a parallel reality that has no resemblance to the one we are actually living in. They are going to continue to make people feel as though they must be insane if they are not feeling good, because everywhere they look, everyone seems to be feeling great.

Giving things to women doesn’t have the effect that most men think it has.

Metro:

A Billie Eilish fan was left kind of devastated after finding out she had given away a jacket he’d gifted her at a meet and greet after another fan bought it in an LA charity shop.

While the thought of finding one of Billie’s iconic outfits in a thrift shop is pretty exciting, the fan that gave the jacket to her was a little disappointed to find out she never wore it.

The jacket was bought by Twitter user @arrrrrleth who goes by the name of Arleth, who shared the story with their followers.

Arleth shared photos of Donnie giving the item of clothing to Billie at a meet and greet, and he ended up seeing the tweets.

…

While he might be a bit down about the fact that Billie decided not to wear the jacket, Arleth reassured Donnie that it was being put to good use.

She responded: ‘Omg I’m so sorry at least it’s keeping me warm lol @billieeilish give @Donnie_Gloede tickets or something and make it up to him.’

Billie Eilish didn’t even bother taking the note out of the jacket before giving it away.

“Why is this bigger creature rewarding me for my frail presence?”

She most likely didn’t even read the note and just straight-out gave the jacket to one of her minions to take to a charity, never having put it on even once.

While Donnie might never get to see Billie rocking his gift, with the amount of clothes she probably gets sent on a daily basis, it’s no surprise she ends up having to get rid of a few.

But, with the jacket being donated to charity, at least the money it raised will be helping a good cause – and the thought of more items owned by Billie Eilish being in LA thrift shops is bound to increase trade, too.

Okay, so here’s how gifts work with women: the more stuff you give them, the less the stuff you give them is worth to them and the less valuable you are in their eyes. The less you give them, the more they’ll value what you do give them and the more valuable you’ll be in their minds.

The face she makes in her mind when receiving something in exchange for nothing.

Giving things to women lowers your perceived value.

Your relationships with women must be based on transactions that benefit you. She has to give you something tangible. If you give her stuff for no reason, you are rewarding her for her presence and declaring that you are worth so little that you have to thank her for being around you.

Ask yourself “what am I getting out of this other than goo?” and if the answer is nothing, then you give her nothing.

The only moment where you’d be justified in giving some woman a jacket is if that woman is pregnant with your babies and, for some reason, you have to take her out of the cage house and it’s cold outside or whatever.

Otherwise, if you want sex, you can just pay for sex or exchange your time for it, which is pretty much the same thing. Giving her anything on top of that is counterproductive unless she’s gestating a little you in her womb.

Goo hole singer Billie Eilish, notably known for wearing baggy clothes and acting like an effeminate black man, recently changed her mind about not wanting people to sexualize her after people sexualized her. She kinda liked it.

Insider:

The “Bad Guy” singer Billie Eilish said in a new interview that she wanted the option to show her body when she turned 18 — an about-face from her previous statements saying she purposefully wore baggy and oversize clothes to hide her body from would-be body shamers.

“I’m gonna be a woman. I wanna show my body,” Eilish told Elle.

“What if I wanna make a video where I wanna look desirable?“

It’s good that this woman finally decided to be a woman after acting like a gamer for most of her public life.

But the damage’s already done.

Eilish had previously said she didn’t like to wear form-fitting clothes for fear of getting body-shamed or sexualized.

“That’s why I wear big, baggy clothes,” she said in a Calvin Klein ad earlier this year. “Nobody can have an opinion, because they haven’t seen what’s underneath.”

In fact, a photo of Eilish wearing a form-fitting white tank top caused an uproar on Twitter in June after numerous users sexualized the 17-year-old singer.

That “incident” is what made her realize that she — like every other goo hole ever in the history of goo — likes being “sexualized.”

She was photographed in public wearing a tank top, and the internet commented on her boobs.

billie eilish literally said she wears baggy clothes so she doesn’t get sexualized and the minute she shows some skin y’all sexualize her? gross https://t.co/JXbCz3fDKf

— 2019 Predictions (@2019_predicts) June 23, 2019

The fact that Billie Eilish is a child going to great lengths to hide her physical self from people to avoid being sexualized only to be sexualized the moment anyone sees her in something not reminiscent of a TENT makes me want to barehanded snap necks I'm just sayin

— Living Dead Squirrel (@The_GothDaddy) June 23, 2019

Now after having experienced that kind of attention, she realized that she likes that kind of attention.

After all, she has big boob DNA and it would be a shame not to show everyone her big boobs.

Elle:

Speaking of: Respect is an issue when it comes to the discussion of Eilish’s body. She physically yawns when the subject is raised. Her style—over-size shorts and shirts—is subject to memes. Feminists theorize that she’s desexualizing herself; parents thank her for covering up because, in turn, so do their daughters. “You’re missing the point!” she cries. “The point is not: Hey, let’s go slut-shame all these girls for not dressing like Billie Eilish. It makes me mad. I have to wear a big shirt for you not to feel uncomfortable about my boobs!” Before a show in Nashville in June, she climbed off the bus in a tank top to greet fans outside. Someone took a picture of her. “My boobs were trending on Twitter!” she shrieks. “At number one! What is that?! Every outlet wrote about my boobs!” She’s a minor, and even CNN wrote a story about Eilish’s boobs.

“I look good in it,” she says, laughing. “I was born with fucking boobs, bro. I was born with DNA that was gonna give me big-ass boobs.” She says her breasts have been an issue for as long as she can remember, which is why she covers them. “I was recently FaceTiming a close friend of mine who’s a dude, and I was wearing a tank top. He was like, ‘Ugh, put a shirt on!’ And I said, ‘I have a shirt on.’ Someone with smaller boobs could wear a tank top, and I could put on that exact tank top and get slut-shamed because my boobs are big. That is stupid. It’s the same shirt!”

It’s hilarious that people interpreted her wearing of baggy clothes as some kind of hijab thing, but what’s even more entertaining is her reaction to people liking her boobs.

From the interview, it’s clear that she was pretty excited about it.

Hard to blame her though. Women are addicted to attention, and she had lots of attention before showing her boobs, then suddenly got tons of additional attention dropped on her and she feasted on it like a pig. She didn’t know she could get even more attention so easily!

It’s also funny how all media outlets keep mentioning “she’s a minor” as if that meant anything. It certainly doesn’t mean anything for the “company” that she’s known to keep.

The famous tweet that sparked the whole thing.

So what’s the lesson here?

The lesson here is that praising women’s bodies, telling women that they’re pretty, and generally feeding them this kind of attention produces attention-junkies and sets them on a path of degeneration.

This isn’t something that can be really solved at the individual level because no matter how you treat your daughters and your wives, mistresses and girlfriends, society glorifies boobs and vaginas and through this glorification, it also poisons them.

But you can at least do better for yourself by not joining the worshipers.