Billy Illish reveals tears that she “did not really feel beauty”

Billy Earth She recently opened the body’s image conflicts, revealed that she never saw itself as beautiful and found that early fame is confusing.

The famous singer participated to convert her into a vegetarian that began to be safe in the body, but she deepened after identifying the cruelty of animals.

Billy Illish also revealed that she once hated her name “Billy”, wishing something more feminine, until she embraced her uniqueness and detected actress Billy Piper.

Eilish got an explicit about its struggles with the image of the body and self -perception during the feature of British Vogue Magazine ‘It may be issued, where it is

The 23 -year -old singer was invited to answer a series of questions presented by celebrities, one of whom hit a very sensitive tendon.

Rapper Nikki Minaj asked a heart question, asking: “This may be a strange question, but it seems somewhat uncomfortable with how beautiful you are. I may be wrong.”

MINAG continued: “Many women from all aspects of life felt that their work has overwhelmed their beauty or material features. Was there a time in your career, or before you reach that, when you wish people can see you and that they can only hear music and get an opportunity to listen to written words only?”

After seeing this, the “Ocean Eyes” beaters admitted that the question was to cry.

“This question made me a little torn,” said Ilish. “Well … as I said at the beginning of this question, I never felt very beautiful or saw myself this way, so I certainly did not suffer from the idea that he would overwhelm anything because I did not really see him.”

I continued to think about the broader challenges that come with being a woman in the eyes of the audience, saying: “I had to convince myself that I was beautiful. Being a difficult woman.”

The theme of beauty appeared again when I asked the designer Stella McCartney Illish about her journey to the plant.

The 23 -year -old revealed that while she was initially committed to be a vegetarian, she eventually moved to a vegetarian, but not for the reasons that people may assume.

“I hated my body, and I thought I would lose weight,” I admitted.

However, after learning “about the dairy industry and the terrible and completely disturbing animal agriculture that we all claim to be natural and agree to”, its motives have shifted.

She added that while everyone has the right to make their own choices, separation about the cruelty of animals baffles them.

“Everyone is allowed to do everything they want. But the wrong belief that it is not completely inhuman, in an unreasonable manner to offend the treatment of animals and slaughter them just for the pleasure of something good taste is ridiculous and does not think for me,” Illic explained.

She pointed out that the double standards association often carries: “People hear about a dog who is abused or eaten, and they are upset with that, but then they will literally eat any other animal that grew up in captivity, abuse and slaughter, and they do not think about twice.

Actress and writer Michaella Coyle also asked a thinking question, and asked me how Elish continues to grow as a person while staying on who she is.

“I had no idea (when I was younger) that I was doing anything without fear. When I heard people comment that I was sixteen years old and did not fit with the stereotype – I was a rebel or anything else – I remember you really associated because I did not see it in this way.”

“I felt that I was doing what I thought was great. I was deliberately trying to break any template, rules or changing music. I stayed honest with what I loved and what I wanted.”

When Elish became more famous, things became more complicated for her.

The singer admitted: “But the elderly I got, there were already many periods of doubt and fear.” “The feeling of a lot of pressure, and then when more people knew me, more people had what they were saying.”

However, Elish is attributed to his inner strength to help her stay on the ground.

She said: “It was difficult to remember to trust myself or even believe in myself.