Billie Eilish's most recent music video is a tribute to her lyricist producer sibling Finneas O'Connell. After her directorial debut with the music video for 'Xanny', Billie Eilish has now dropped the music video of her most recent track Everything I Wanted, which is additionally directed by her. Co-composed and created by her sibling, the track came out in 2019. It is the singer's first single since the arrival of her album, 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?' which released in March 2019.
"Finneas is my brother and my best friend. No matter the circumstance, we always have and always will be there for each other," the video reads to start with. In the clip, Eilish drives herself and her sibling into the ocean. The brother-sister duo sits in the car holding hands as it drowns. You may have to turn your screen up to max brilliance in light of the fact that the video is shot in dull. Notwithstanding, Billie's ability as a director shines bright with her attention to the details.
All through the video, as she drives the vehicle while singing her song, the streetlights superbly go in sync with the opening music. In the song, the 18-year-old singer opens up about the darkest periods of her life, which praises the vibe of the video, and how her sibling was remaining close by when nobody else was.
"I stepped off the golden. Nobody cried. Nobody even noticed. I saw them standing right there. Kinda thought they might care. I had a dream. I got everything I wanted. But when I wake up, I see, you with me. And you say, As long as I'm here. No one can hurt you. Don't wanna lie here. But you can learn to. If I could change. The way that you see yourself. You wouldn't wonder why you're here. They don't deserve you," Billie sings in the track.
