Billie Eilish's fans were taken aback by the close bond she shares with her brother Finneas O’Connell, especially after collaborating on a song with explicit lyrics about oral sex.
The talented siblings have been working together since a young age, earning prestigious awards for their songwriting skills. With the release of Billie's upcoming album "Hit Me Hard and Soft," their collaboration has reached new heights.
During a performance at Coachella, Billie gave a sneak peek of a new song titled "Lunch," which includes suggestive lyrics like: "I could eat that girl for lunch / Yeah she dances on my tongue." Given Billie's revelation about her bisexuality, it's clear that the song carries a deeper meaning.
Despite their successful partnership, fans expressed surprise at the duo's creative process. Some speculated that Finneas may mentally separate himself from the lyrics, focusing solely on the music aspect.
Others commended Finneas for his professionalism and ability to work on such explicit content with his sister. Billie and Finneas have a strong bond, with Billie referring to him as her best friend and Finneas praising her generosity in sharing credit.
Their musical journey began in a songwriting class taught by their mother when they were just 12 years old, leading to their rapid success in the industry. Billie's breakthrough came with Finneas's song "Ocean Eyes," propelling her to stardom and securing them both record deals.
Reflecting on their collaboration, Billie mentioned that their first joint songs were "Hostage" or "Bellyache," highlighting the seamless creative partnership between the siblings.
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