Billie Eilish Drops A Heart Thawing Barbie Music Video ‘What Was I Made For?’ Winning Hearts

Eilish’s self-directed music video ‘What Was I Made For?’, is truly a fascinating release, that has spiked up the anticipation about this much-talked about Warner Brothers movie ‘Barbie’. The movie has been a burning topic since its announcement and Greta Gerwig will probably astonish the audience something exceptionally mind-boggling. The movie is yet to release on the 21st of July, but this video has channeled more anticipation than the scene where Barbie’s heels touched the ground.

This existential Barbie-verse might bring more insight and Eilish offers one of the greatly narrated and this piano ballad seems to define the clash between the Barbie-verse and the real world, and Billie Eilish in her Yellow Barbie look, with a high-tie ponytail made this song more enigmatic. Her heart-tormenting voice while playing with a Barbie mini wardrobe is exceptionally overwhelming. And during this time rain, wind, and earthquakes start to occur which signifies the reality bites of life in her probable dreamland.

The opening lines of the song state, “I used to float / Now I just fall down / I used to know, but I’m not sure now / What I was made for.” Within a few minutes after the video premiere, Eilish said, the director Greta Gerwig have presented her and her brother with unfinished bits of the movie in January, and this is how ‘What Was I Made For?’ happened. “We had nooooo idea what to expect at ALLL… we were so deeeeeply moved.. that the next day we were writing and COULDNT shut up about it lolll andddddddddd ended up writing almost the entire song that night. to be real with you this all seemed to happen in a time when I really needed it. I’m so so thankful for that,” she mentioned this in her caption to her post.

She also added, “This video makes me cryyyyy… it means so much to me and I hope it will mean just as much to you. Don’t have much to say other than that, I think it will speak for itself.” While they truly got inspired by the touching ending scene of the movie, the singer said, “I resonated a lot with it in my own stupid ways, and I don’t know. It’s really good and that’s all I can say. It’s really good.”

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