Love her too.

Because it is not tourettes. You know what it is....

@@Frobbl it is tourettes?

It's really not funny

@@SOMEONEhiiiiifr

Dude that’s not funny

😂

She’s 100% Âdvâńçêd Ârtïfíçîáł Ïñtéłłïgêńçë. Most of Media is and has been for DECADES. She is here to push stereotypes and programming. Break free.

@@SheriffofRottingham LMFAO bro is NOT ok...

@@SheriffofRottinghamGirl be so fuckin fr

Fr

@@SheriffofRottingham what?

That's because Billie never really spoke about it publicly.

@@cainthings She did sometimes

@@brun27 She did AFTER these videos came out.

@@cainthings I don’t see why she HAD to speak on it if she wasn’t ready?

@@cainthings She had already talked about it in an Instagram post and after that she talked about it on the Ellen show

Because she is faking it

@@nateflower6704 when you're really concentrated you don't get tics...

When u are very concentrated on something like music dancing or working out tics are less often in some people they disappear

@@nateflower6704 Proof?

@@nateflower6704 Makes no sense. Faking for what- fame? She had that before it was common knowledge that she had Tourette Syndrome, and even if it still remained hidden her time in the spotlight wasn't going anywhere anytime soon. The Occam's razor here is simply that she has Tourette Syndrome.

A satan worshipper is inspiration? Nice

@@robnagy1408 What is satanic about having Tourette syndrome? And you guys come saying satan worshipper as if it is written over their forehead, this is weird! How would I know if she is that bastard's worshipper? 🤣

I’m so happy that he was able to overcome that challenge to succeed in life :)

Wow!! I'm proud of him

that’s so cool omg, one of my old teachers has tourette’s and he would get bullied for it but he’s literally the smartest guy i’ve ever met he has like a masters a Phd a bunch of degrees he’s literally genius

Indeed. Completely agree with that. I just adore the courage she shows in every single detail, like having to deal with this publicly. It must be so hard, but she takes it with so much maturity and being as calm as she can.

No.

@@pervisgavin1730 bro what?

Me too ain't know she had it

How does it take strength? I am genuinely asking. She is a singer.

@@gaila.9852 emotional and mental strength, as well as psychical

@@peachyjuice They are talking about Tourette’s.

Her brother writes the music.

Me too!!! So much!!! That's one of the things, definitely, that I love the most of her, personally, appart from her art, her music and lyrics, which are superb too. I think she's just something else, the next big thing, in music industry or whatever she decides to do.

She literally drove around in this documentary but ok

@@QuigleyYT lol no, she was a passenger

@@alyssashoemaker3414 have you watched the whole documentary? She gets a car and drives to q's place . I wasn't talking about the clip in this

She always drives her car dragon

Thats not true. Hahaha

Oh very much so

I love her disrespectfully

I do and God bless her

No.

Not ugly guys

You have Tourette’s but do not know how to spell it?

Queen of?

*queef

Im 40 and music teacher and I think the same .. I’m her number one fan .. the best beautiful happened in pop music in the last 2 decades for me, for everything she represents in music industry as artist and in the world as human. She is amazing and her family as well. So kind, lovely, talented and humble people.

I don't think Billie is a mainstream artist. She never wanted to be this. But she became very popular.

Me encanta eso, que sirva de inspiración para otros ☺️♥️

A mi también me pasa, hay gente que lo controla a mayor o menor medida, pero tienes que pensar en que no quieres hacerlo, pero bueno, vives y te acostumbras a ello 😅, no queda otra

tf are you talking about??

@@pervisgavin1730 she twitches about in the music video

vale muito a pena ver tb video aqui no youtube de pessoas com tourettes. filmes são exagerados e roterizados pra fins de entretenimento, vai te dar uma perspectiva menos romantizada dessa parte da luta, superação e inspiração

You must be really fucking fun at parties...

Yep, no one sings like their trying to pass a kidney stone quite like her

Me too, she deserves all the best..

Kinda made me teary eyed

Don’t feel bad for her. She was born with it. She can handle it. Just don’t make fun of her, or exploit her for it. She is just sharing with these clips, to de stigmatize. Feeling bad for her isn’t necessarily asked for. Some people, if they were to choose, would keep their Tourette’s. You don’t grow and become your own person if you don’t have your individual struggles. A lot of people couldn’t be themselves, without it. So try not to feel bad. It can get in the way, but it does not hurt her. If anything, it actually helps her individually. Other people with this condition are not as fortunate. But that doesn’t mean their lives are miserable because of this 1 thing, yknow?

@@AS-rr9km yeaaas

​@@AS-rr9km i don't think it's positive in any way imo :/ but yeah, you grow with it and makes the person you are, stil, it's a very annoying syndrome

Wait to you hear her music. She is fantastic. David Ghroul (Foo Fighters, Nirvana) said "she is the only one doing anything interesting in music." He isn't wrong.

So inspirational. Thanks to you and your encouraging words, I will never let my ADD stop me from masturbating on the train ever again ❤

@@pervisgavin1730 sick!!

It’s not because of the lights all the time, it can be a bunch of things, in this case she said it was because of the lights that were triggering her more

The color of her eyes has absolutely nothing to do with this

@@taand4725 that’s not true. Lighter eye colors are more sensitive to light (photophobia). Lighter eye shades have less pigmentation to protect them. Because of this, they are unable to block out the effects of harsh lights like sunlight and fluorescent lights.

u definitely can't relate lol

@@astoriahuller5311 I can relate. I have light blue/green eyes, and I've suffered because of the flashlights all my life, since I was a baby. Sometimes it's painful, not just annoying. And the worst thing is, when people around you don't understand, and ask: "why do you always blink or close your eyes, or do strange facial expressions in all photos? It's not nice!" And when I go out: "why don't you open your eyes?" Mmmhhh... really, really annoying!!

Que condição hein cara...

Thank you so much!😊👍

No she got diagnosed when she was younger.

In a interview with David Letterman, she said people don't notice that because the other parts of her body like arms or hands are the ones twitching instead of her head

I used to have pretty bad ones as a child but the biggest ones like this didn’t appear all the time, but when they would it would happen all day for a few days, until I chilled out and it would back to just being me screwing up my nails and fingers, wich no would notice.

Who knows nowadays when people love to fake shit

@@Rose_amethyst i have my doubts, honestly. No offense to anyone

@zheleznova yes, but like some people be having their arm broken and I bet there will be that one person be like: Water? LMAO, I just don’t believe water has all that power, but #stayhydrated

@@micaellucas2877 honestly I think it’s and instinct just because our bodies react positive towards such a basic high priority need such as drinking water. Maybe it eases the mind just a little to drink water regardless of whatever’s happening. I always carry water with me bc taking sips of it calms my high anxiety

@@applestrudel9463 that’s interesting, maybe water can do way more than I thought!

@@micaellucas2877 another weird fact is if somebody is bleeding out, they'll ask for water because they're in shock. Shock gives them the feeling of an excessively dry mouth. If somebody isn't bleeding out, but still dying? the body, over time, stops digesting or secreting saliva to break down food. So of course what do they ask for? You guessed it, that high quality H2O. But you should only have them sip or wet their mouth with it. At least that's what I was taught in class haha more of a comfort relief than a remedy.

No.

🇧🇷👋😃Voçê já bebeu uma cachaça chamada Decisão?

Oh, poor millionaire billie...

​@@pervisgavin1730this video is proof that money doesn't always make life easier

Nope, just a couple of people who should have discussed swallowing instead

@@pervisgavin1730 do you swallow?

it can actually be physically debilitating

@@AirborneAshes Yes. It's a pain in the butt. Lame and horrible. But ultimately it doesn't have to stop you from anything...

@@fdraphael1888 troll

@@AirborneAshes Ummm, no... I'm not.These are my actual thoughts.

It could take away some abilities but It didn’t stop Billie becoming a star 🌟

Compared to others there not. But it’s still hard and can hurt.

They aren't that bad. Some people have worse symptoms

This isn't something you 'get better' from. You have it for life.

@@geckogirl1985 i know but you can treat this with medicament

@@carolinevolasinavicius8115 treating the symptoms is not the same as treating the disease, or in this case the syndrome. Plus medications cause too many side effects

@@bichenxoxo but medications can help a lot if you need it, i think billie take medications for tourette

@@geckogirl1985 you can have a surgery that reduces the symptoms. But in her case, it's mild and not advanced

Not me. I like people with talent and skill

Tbm tenho, mas eu consigo controlar 99% é incrivel. Btw tenho 18 anos. -eles atacam mais quando estou jogando algum jogo que precisa de foco, exemplo: fps,mmo etc...

@@a-n-d-r-a-d-e5981 Sério? Os meus atacam quando tô em casa :( Fora de casa tenho mais controle.

@@vanessarodrigues4068 sim, na epoca de escola entre 5 e 8 ano, era mais atacado, eu não consiguia controlar, mas eram poucos ticks motores, só de mecher o pescoço pros lados e pra baixo, mas dps q fiquei mais velho melhorou bastante, hoje em dia eu consigo controlar praticamente 100% mas quando estou jogando ou assistindo filmes videos sozinho, eu solto os ticks mesmo podendo controllar. -só tenho ticks motores. -tambem tenho um pouco de ansiedade, e deft dr atenção . Quando ajunta tudo da uma gororoba do kct kaksksksksk, na escola mesmo eu não consiguia me concentrar nas aulas, nem por conta da tourette e sim pelo deft de atenção, era mt ruim kkkkk. -mas a ansiedade é oque ferra mais os ticks da tourette, acho que se eu n tivesse ansiedade, a tourette ia ser impercetível.

@@a-n-d-r-a-d-e5981 Let me just google translate this s***

@@skylerdinger1033 lmaoooooo, dont use KZfaq translate!! This is a sh*t

lmfao so what?? thats her vibe its not that deep💀

That’s not true at all, she’s always smiling just not a lot when she’s posing, just herself

@@anacastaneda4849 I have never seen her smile

@@bubaa1218 well just look up “Billie Eilish smiling” and you’ll find thousands of pictures

I'm also like that most people make models face when taking pics nowadays not smile

She does, but she hid them very well

You can hold it for some time, but you need to think about not doing the tourettes very hard, at least, in my experiencie

It's pretty common but people tend to hide it cuz it was "shameful." My son has it but a mild form of it.

As soon as the press picks up on something they blast us with it. During the johnny Amber trial, everything they have ever done was shows on every TV channel and KZfaq. Now Billie and her taurettes are everywhere. I've known about it my whole life but people usually hide it and wouldn't be on tv etc with it. We are in a phase where we're encouraging people to not be embarrassed about being themselves and to talk about disabilities/mental health and anything that makes you different.

Tourette’s was named in the 1800s, around the same time as MS and ALS. Do you call those disorders ‘new’ as well?