.finneas: “I know that I wouldn't have the career that I have without the internet, so I want to acknowledge that. But I think we all are using the internet in a way that in the future we may look back on and think, ‘Wow, that was not healthy''
“Without addressing climate change, there'll never be time to address any other cause,” Finneas tells MTV News, unpacking what he sings explicitly about on “The Kids Are Dying.” “Every other hot-button issue right now, other people can put more articulately, but the gun-violence epidemic in America is crazy and very preventable to me. We have a very systematically racist justice system in this country.
As his green stance suggests, Finneas enjoys spending time outdoors. Some of his fondest memories of growing up in Los Angeles include going to the Huntington botanical gardens and the arboretum with his mom and friends, rock climbing, and playing in parks. When he has downtime on tour — a precious commodity given his globetrotting treks with Eilish, alongside whom he performs in arenas — he goes on hikes, or he will walk to a coffee shop to decompress.
Time in the world makes for a good reprieve from his phone and social media, to which he admits he has a slight addiction. He talks about his relationship with the internet on songs like “The 90s,” “The Kids Are All Dying,” and “Medieval.” On the latter, he sings, “What does it matter if you're not fine? / You should've kept that shit offline.”“I'm looking at my phone the second before I fall asleep,” he says. “And I'm looking at it the second I wake up in the morning.
. He still uses it and runs it through the Apollo x8p interface, while recording his vocals through the Redd microphone by Chandler Limited. Since learning how to make and write music, Finneas has built an impressive résumé, as well a list of songwriting and production credits longer than a Rite Aid receipt.
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