On our show, we like to have a lot of fun, especially--
Sorry.
Somebody there's an empty screen.
So did someone-- someone stepped out.
Hello?
Someone stepped out of the screen.
Are you there?
Oh there you are.
Hi.
Hi then.
Hi Billie.
I thought I just popped out.
I'm here.
What's up Ellen?
Hey, it's Billy Eilish and I don't
know-- what are you doing?
What are you doing in my audience?
I'm just here to watch.
I'm just a fan, a big fan.
That's so sweet.
Well, you want to be my next guest?
Because you're here.
I would like to be your next guest.
All right.
Then you're going to go to this screen now.
I'm going to move you to a screen.
Please welcome Grammy award winning artist,
and incredible woman Billie Eilish.
Billie I love your new look.
What made you go--
I mean you always change your hair,
but why did you decide to go blonde?
I've been wanting it blonde for a while.
I don't know what came over me.
I saw a fan edit when I had green hair, and I it
was like me just with whatever hair color I had,
and they just edited blonde hair on me and I was like "so sick.
I want it."
So I kind of thought of it as a dream.
I didn't think it was going to happen,
because my hair has been through so much.
I thought I would burn it all off if I tried, but I did it.
You did it.
How long did it take?
Because I know you had to wear a wig while you were
transitioning into it, because it's hard to go from dark,
dark hair to that color blonde.
Yes it's very hard.
It took about six weeks.
Wow.
It was a lot, because it was we started on January, I think.
January 16 was the first day.
And then it was like two weeks of nothing, of like healing,
letting my hair kind of take it in, and digest, and recover.
And then again, and then two more weeks, and then again,
and then a week, and then--
Oh my God.
Took a long time.
Yeah.
So.
And it's healthy?
It's not falling out when you brush it?
Well, I got to say, it's been falling out
when I brush it for years.
Yeah, OK.
So nothing new.
So you announced you have a new album coming out soon.
What can you tell us about this music?
What's new?
Everything's new Ellen.
Everything's new.
It's a whole new era.
Yeah, I'm so excited.
I can't tell you, it's the most proud
I've ever been of like anything I've created,
and I really can't wait for the world to hear it.
Oh wow.
Well, I can't wait to hear it too.
I think we're going to be hearing it in fall.
Right, in the fall?
July.
Fantastic, I can't wait.
And your documentary was incredible.
What was it like watching that for the first time when
you saw it put together?
Very crazy.
It took us like six hours to get through it,
because we kept pausing it over and over and just
like screaming, and running around.
It was crazy.
They were filming me for like three years and I had no idea
what they got on camera, and what they didn't.
So I don't know.
I was ready to--
because I'm pretty much myself in front of a camera.
I don't really have a line, so I was pretty worried about what
was going to be in there.
But I love the doc.
It's such an amazing, completely surreal thing that was created.
And aren't you happy that they did follow you around
for three years, so that you have those memories to watch it
back?
Absolutely.
Yeah.
I mean it doesn't happen.
Yeah.
So it's like--
Yeah it's a dream.
It's great.
And I loved it, as you know.
And I was looking at your book.
You have a new book, it comes out today.
Tell everybody about this.
Look at you.
Come on, I'm not going to hide that face.
Look at that face.
Come on.
Yeah, so this is just this book that we've been working on
for like half a year, I think.
Maybe more?
It took so much work.
It was months of me going through every single hard drive
of my entire life and picking out pictures from literally
from when I was born, up until now,
and it was an insane process.
And just it was all completely curated by me.
And we like took a couple of days
and just laid every single picture out
on the ground of my living room.
My living room, my kitchen, my kitchen counter,
the dining room table, and the hallway, and the couch
were all covered in printed out pictures.
And I put them all in the exact order I wanted them to go in,
and like size I wanted them all to be in, and which number.
Oh my God, it took so long.
It was so much work, but it's so cute
and it's such a fun, insane little book of my life.
Yeah it is.
It's a fantastic book.
It's a good thing you don't have a cat, because that could
have just knocked all of those pictures
off after all that work.
So, smart.
So there's a photo of you in the book,
backstage here at the show.
What do you remember about this day of the photo?
You, Miss Ellen, made me dress like that.
And hid, sort of.
Sat in a room full of fans, and they
immediately knew it was me, but--
Well.
That's because it's something you would wear.
You can carry anything off Billie.
That's a look that you could actually make work.
If you started dressing like that,
I guarantee you there would be like thousands
of girls dressing like that the next day.
That's how powerful you are.
All right, Billie, I think you're fantastic.
You know that.
I love you.
Your new book "Billie Eilish," it's available today
everywhere books are sold.
Everyone in the audience is going home with a copy.
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