Billie Eilish Hits Back At Critics Calling New Music Her 'Flop Era!'

Billie Eilish has no time for critical comments and recently slammed claims she’s in her “flop era.”

The 19-year-old singer posted a video to TikTok on Monday, July 12 hitting back at some bozos who claimed she was in her “flop era.”

In the video, Billie is reacting to a comment made by fan which read, “Is it just me or is Billie in her flop era like why does she suck now…”

A blonde and wide-eyed Billie reacts by placing her hand over her mouth and rolls her eyes while her song, “NDA,” plays in the background.

The Grammy winner is totally taking the criticism in stride and sarcastically smiles from behind her hand.

She captioned the TikTok video, “literally all I see on this app… eat my dust my tits are bigger than yours.”

Billie debuted her new blonde ‘do in March after nearly two years of her hair color being black and neon green.

She absolutely shook the Internet upon debuting this new era, and did so once again when she posed in lingerie on the cover of BritishVogue.

Billie Eilish has famously worn oversized and baggy clothes for years and has been honest with fans about why she’s made these fashion choices.

While appearing in Calvin Klein’s 2019 #MyTruthCampaign, Billie said, “I never want the world to know everything about me, I mean that’s why I wear big baggy clothes. Nobody can have an opinion because they haven’t seen what’s underneath.”

As fans may recall, she also released some powerful footage as a three-and-a-half minute short film called “Not My Responsibility” where she strips down to her bra.

In the video she said, “If I wear what is comfortable, I am not a woman. If I shed the layers, I’m a slut.”

When her British Vogue cover came out, it was clear Billie had ZERO chill to lose because she bared it all and then some.

“I love these pictures and i loved doing this shoot. do whatever you want whenever you want. f**k everything else,” Billie captioned her photo.

Billie is set to release her new album, “Happier Than Ever,” on July 30th.

The singer explained how her album title came to be during a May interview with Ryan Seacrest on his radio show, “On Air With Ryan Seacrest.”

“I hated every aspect of fame. I didn't want any of it. I wanted a normal life. I wanted this, I wanted this, I wanted this, and all I did was complain. And then it manifested. It just got to a place where I'm happy now and I feel confident in it. And it's dope. It's so nice to just feel differently," Billie told the radio host.

Billie is happier than ever and any critics can kindly pipe down.