Billie Eilish is having an insane break out year.
Aside from releasing her critically acclaimed, chart-topping album When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go, the Gen Z sensation appears to have impacted more than just the music industry.
Recently, Eilish’s song “Bad Guy” is being used as the backdrop music for various anime music videos (AMV) on YouTube. And there is little to no explanation as to why this is happening–other than, of course, it’s simply what the teens like to do.
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“‘Bad Guy’ by Billie Eilish would be the exact song 11-year-old me would use for a Windows Movie Maker AMV about anime villains, so I typed it into YouTube and I’m glad to report I wasn’t disappointed by today’s youth lmao,” Twitter user @joviellety wrote.
“Bad Guy” by Billie Eilish would be the exact song 11 year old me would use for a Windows Movie Maker AMV about anime villains, so I typed it into YouTube and I’m glad to report I wasn’t disappointed by today’s youth lmao.
— Arielle Jovellanos ✨ C2E2 Table L18 (@joviellety) August 26, 2019
To be fair, the song is the perfect match for anime villains–from the track’s dark beats to its lyrics. So, for the most part, people were not surprised to see this happening.
“Looks just about right,” Twitter user @random_moomoo wrote.
Looks just about right 😌 pic.twitter.com/azprpHLnjh
— Alex aka Random Moomoo 🇺🇦 (@random_moomoo) August 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/princecurryy/status/1166168526127816707
Even at the age of twenty I am still one of those AMV Makers
— Nsu (@_ShioAoi) August 27, 2019
And honestly, the music videos being created are pretty good. Eilish does have a love for anime, so maybe, just maybe, she was influenced by anime when creating “Bad Guy.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNwMrZVjOPE
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