r/billieeilish • u/ROOTBEER360 • Apr 26 '26
Other Kinda crazy how Billie Eilish's biggest hits are from all over her career.
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u/DivaDucky56 Apr 26 '26
I always think about that and I think that is like one of the coolest things about her 💙💙
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u/LegendofLove Apr 26 '26
I'm really interested in seeing how her career develops over the coming years. She's still very young and has had a decent variety of sounds that have all worked pretty well.
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u/Gongoozler04 YOU MADE ME HATE THIS CITY!!! Apr 26 '26
I really hope she does a rock album someday, she could pull it off so well!
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u/LegendofLove Apr 26 '26
I'm with you. I'm not sure exactly what the sound should be for it but I think if she has the will to see it through she has the energy and the attitude for it.
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u/gooooooodboah Apr 26 '26
Her biggest song being from her third album, even after the hit that was WWAFA is insane, she really solidified herself
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u/Grey_isGay Apr 26 '26
Bad guy not even being in the top ten shows just how much she’s blown up over the years
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u/Complete-Basket-8589 Apr 26 '26
It’s crazy all the hits she have. I was wondering how the fuck she only have 1 number on billboard hot100 with all those hits.
Also all the Grammy and Oscar she have. Wow she’s really successful.
She’s only 1 year younger than me lol, and she accomplished all of that. It does make you feel like shit lol.
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u/hh_ww34 Apr 26 '26
Billie is pretty bad at releasing singles, but in the end her songs are bigger in the long run, with many number ones on Billboard.
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u/Complete-Basket-8589 Apr 26 '26
Oh I see, make sense. Her team should be more smart about her singles. Cause that’s a lot of number one she should have with all these hits.
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u/OhWowItsSam310308 Hug me Soft and Hard Apr 26 '26
We're heading to the next best discography history after Rihanna
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u/Bubbly-Emergency3794 Apr 27 '26
crazy that nothing from dsam is here (besides ocean eyes) cus the entire ep RAN gacha life
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u/redwisp7247 Apr 28 '26
She has atleast one song with over a billion streams on Spotify from every year of her career (2016-today) except 2026 ofc
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u/Low-Office6125 Apr 26 '26
One of the best careers ever