Here's why Billie Eilish says her Oscars performance was 'trash.' (via toofab)
We bring up nerves, because Eilish also admitted that the Oscars crowd was a lot more intense for her than the Grammys proved two weeks prior, where she took home the big four prizes: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best New Artist of the Year.
Elish herself seemed surprised to be intimidated at the venue, as she said, "I don’t get nervous for shows or, like, any sort of performance really, but that shit was terrifying." Ultimately, she said she and brother Finneas "were just glad it was over." She revealed to host Zane Lowe that the song came to her and brother Finneas quickly after seeing the script. "We got a piece of the script, like the first scene, and then we wrote the song immediately," she said. The song was arranged by the film's composer Hans Zimmer, with Eilish surprised he wanted to collaborate with her on it.
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