Billie Eilish Explores Queerness and Sexuality in "LUNCH" Music Video
"LUNCH" is the second track from Eilish's upcoming third studio album, "HIT ME HARD AND SOFT."
The video features Eilish connecting with Zane Lowe on the set of the music video, discussing themes of queerness, identity, and sexuality.
Just 12 hours after dropping her third studio album, "Hit Me Hard and Soft," Billie Eilish released the official music video for the album's second track, "LUNCH." The video is a powerful and poignant exploration of queerness, identity, and sexuality, and features Eilish connecting with Zane Lowe on the set of the music video to discuss these themes.
"LUNCH" is a stripped-down and intimate song, with Eilish's haunting vocals soaring over a sparse piano accompaniment. The lyrics are deeply personal and introspective, as Eilish sings about her struggles with body image, self-harm, and the pressures of fame. The video opens with Eilish sitting in a bathtub, fully clothed, as she sings the opening lines of the song: "I've been trying hard not to overeat / I'll run a shower for you like you want / Clothes on the counter for you to try 'em on." The camera then follows Eilish as she walks to the bathroom, where she washes the blood from her arms.
The video for "LUNCH" is a powerful and moving exploration of the struggles and triumphs of queer youth. Eilish's raw and honest performance shines through, and the video is sure to resonate with anyone who has ever struggled with their identity or sexuality.
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