Leave her alone!
, "Dude I've been a Gaga fan since the beginning. & even I'm not mad at Billie Eilish. Y'all are just sad for trying to cancel a 17 year old VEGAN for her own opinions/beliefs. Like you think Gaga was bothered by all the opinions back then, let alone now?"Billie hasn't addressed the criticism yet, but it is important to remember that, at the end of the day, fashion is about whatever makes that person feel comfortable, and everyone has different taste.
, maybe Billie just didn't get how someone could turn cold cuts into a dress — and her opinion certainly doesn't call for cancellation.
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