The partnership began after the two met in Japan during Eilish’s tour and initially collaborated on a Garage Magazine cover.
The video serves as an apocalyptic "anime horror fairytale" that reflects the song's lyrics about world dominance. The partnership began after the two met in
: The song's title itself was inspired by a line from the BBC series Sherlock , spoken by the villain Jim Moriarty. 👕 Beyond the Video 👕 Beyond the Video : Murakami and his
: Murakami and his team spent eight months sprinting through production to realize Billie's vision. spoken by the villain Jim Moriarty.
: Eilish wore a motion-capture suit to ensure the animated character reflected her unique stage presence and movements.
The 2019 music video for is a dark, anime-inspired collaboration between pop star Billie Eilish and legendary Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami . It merges Eilish's "horrorcore" aesthetic with Murakami's signature Superflat style, featuring motion-capture technology to animate Eilish’s movements. 🎨 Creative Vision & Collaboration