Billie Eilish shirtless for NYLON Magazine without consent

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2 hours ago, Zander said:

I think the main reason why this annoyed her was the fact that she covers up and doesn’t show body (for a reason) and this the total opposite of that. It’s more about this being a complete misrepresentation of her image as an artist. 

It’s like being anti fur and a magazine photoshops you wearing a fur coat.
 

THIS!

If she has grounds to pursue legal action, I hope she does.

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3 hours ago, Lemondeduerl said:

She's underage but there's nothing sexual with that cover, they don't even show her chest. It's only her shoulders. 

Edit: They should've asked her for her approval anyway

That’s what I’m saying. Tyra Banks did a bald photo shoot back in ANTM days.  

I swear GGD becoming Japanese censors.

The main issue is someone in her management must have signed off on this without her knowing. 

 

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It doesn't even look like her. The golden artwork isn't depressed and looking like it's about to kill someone. Rediculous nonsense  claim of being shirtless, as the golden art is only shoulders and up.  The golden art looks better than her actual photos, but she can go ahead and sue them for flattering artwork and then never appear on another magazine cover again.  I hope her team chooses wisely. I am not a fan of hers and this is not her fansite.

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4 hours ago, Davian said:

But the thing is that we can’t judge what worse for someone else. If your not comfortable with it (this goes for everyone, not only Billie) you should say something. I think she handled it good by putting them in their place. Sure it will get more views now but she is probably mad about the fact they even made that, not necessarily how many people saw it.

But still... this trend of public shaming needs to stop. People dragging each other on the internet is disgusting. 

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4 hours ago, Morphine Prince said:

Imagine saying this. Oh my. 

I would be pissed if it was me. But I think she could have handled it better. First step would be to talk with them about it, probably a lawyer in the mix and then a statement about it saying that she doesn't endorse the publication and it's content. There.

Ranting on Twitter doesn't help. This trend of internet justice is just toxic and blind

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4 hours ago, Akiki said:

But still... this trend of public shaming needs to stop. People dragging each other on the internet is disgusting. 

She is dragging a magazine tho... It a company that needed to be put in their place. I don’t see how criticizing a company is seen as dragging people. 

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12 hours ago, hurricane326 said:

What in the fvcking fvck.

She's literally underage and yeah without her knowledge is super creepy

Stop sexualizing her, Troye, Shawn, Puth, and literally everyone who gets treated like that's all they're good for is to be hot

No one would care about them if they weren't hot.