The exact moment obviously doesn't go unnoticed by Internet people who quickly react on Twitter as someone accuses the Grammy-winning singer of disrespecting the comedians.
- Feb 10, 2020
AceShowbiz - Billie Eilish generates some memes online over her reaction to Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig's performing a medley of songs while presenting an award at the 2020 Academy Awards on Sunday, February 9. The 18-year-old singer was seen having a priceless reaction to the bit.
At the award-giving event, the "Saturday Night Live" alums were tapped to present the award for the Best Production Design and Costume Design, which went to "Little Women". However, prior to that, the two offered the audience a medley of songs including "These Boots Are Made For Walkin' " and "Lady in Red", and they were hilariously off-key.
Billie was apparently not impressed by the impromptu performance and made sure to show it off through her facial expression. The "Bad Guy" hitmaker was caught in camera scrunching her face in grimance while watching from her seat.
The exact moment obviously didn't go unnoticed by Internet people who quickly reacted on Twitter. "That Billie Eillish [sic] face was MOOD AF for that whole thing #Oscars," one Twitter user said. Another tweeted, "Reaction of the night was brought to you by Billie Eilish" with someone else accusing the Grammy-winning singer of disrespecting the comedians.
"Billie not impressed. Kids these days don't get Maya and Kristen," one other added, alluding that she's too young to understand the humor. "She's a kid. Anything past five years ago is ancient history to her," one fan echoed the sentiment.
Meanwhile, one fan defended Billie, writing, "Billie Eilish can quote The Office word for word and go head to head in a battle of sarcastic wit with Rainn Wilson. There's no doubt that she understood the humor of Kristen & Maya." Someone else chimed in the matter, "God-forbid a celebrity doesn't want to be on camera. Y'all need to chill."
That aside, Billie awed everyone as she, alongside her brother/collaborator Finneas O'Connell, took the stage to perform a rendition of The Beatles' "Yesterday".
