• Billie Eilish is being honest about people who dislike candy.
• The “TV” singer posted a series of videos to her Instagram stories.
• Eilish’s diatribe against sugar came after she turned 21 earlier this month.

Billie Eilish is being honest about people who dislike candy. The “TV” singer posted a series of videos to her Instagram stories late on Wednesday night in which she vehemently criticizes people who assert that they detest sweets.

In the first video, the 21-year-old celebrity stated, “Quick thought, if you’re one of those that think cotton candy tastes horrible and when people are eating it you’re like, “Eww that doesn’t even taste nice,’ f— off you pick me, lying, son of a bitch.”

She made a reference to salted caramel frappuccinos in the second and the critics who claim that they are “disgusting” and “how can you drink that?” She responded, “Give me a f—ing break!”

She concluded in the third video, “My bad if I’m talking about you. But I’m sorry dude, ‘Ugh it’s so gross it’s just way too sweet for me. Too sweet? Get the f— out of here. Why are you lying? You bitter little bitch.”

Eilish’s diatribe against sugar came after she turned 21 earlier this month. On the third night of her “Hometown Encore” performances in Inglewood, California, the singer rang in her birthday early and celebrated with her family, boyfriend Jesse Rutherford, and friends.

Eilish blew out her candles to the cheers of the crowd with her family by her side and her supporters singing along, then gave her loved ones a hug.

“Do you want to shoot? I’ll wait two days “Following the exit of her family, including her brother Finneas, Eilish made jokes with the audience. “It’s f—ing unbelievable that I turn 21 in two days.”

A few days later, she attended a star-studded birthday celebration with a Christmas theme while costumed as Mrs. Clause.

She also talked candidly to BBC earlier this month about growing up famous when they named her one of their 100 Women of 2022.

She told the site, “Growing up in the public eye is a very painful experience, and it’s incredibly hard to develop and change. “I simply didn’t know what to do. I was merely clinging to thin air.”

She said in her interview with the press that it was “weird” for her to suddenly move from being “in the comments” on the internet to becoming a topic of conversation.

“I’m an internet kid,” she said. “I saw everybody else in the public eye when they were (famous), and suddenly it’s me.”

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