Billie Eilish, Singer, Reveals In A Recent Interview to Vogue America
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About
Billie Eilish, Singer, Reveals In A Recent Interview to Vogue America, continued, That Lately She’s Been Frustrated With X is a phrasal template popularized on Twitter in August 2022 where users claim that singer Billie Eilish is frustrated with something, often an overpowered character in a game such as League of Legends or Valorant, followed by a fictional quote about her frustration. The meme is based on the Hoyeon Jung, Squid Game Star, Reveals format, which became popular in October 2021.
Origin
Precursor
On October 4th, 2021, Twitter[1] user @dontrmrartpop posted an image of Squid Game star Hoyeon Jung next to an image of the album cover for Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett's Love For Sale, captioned, "Hoyeon Jung, Squid Game star, reveals in a recent interview to Vogue Korea that lately she’s been obsessed with 'Love For Sale' Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga’s new album. 'I just think it’s something the world needs right now, whenever I listen to it my mood changes for the better'" (shown below). The tweet gained over 1,400 likes and 260 retweets in a week and started a trend where users replace the Lady Gaga album and quote to reference something else.
Billie Eilish Vogue America Meme
On August 2nd, 2022, Twitter[2] user @LegitKorea, a League of Legends streamer, posted a version of the "Hoyeon Jung" meme replacing Jung with Billie Eilish and her being "obsessed" with Eilish being "frustrated." The post claims Eilish is frustrated about the champion Yuumi being overpowered and Riot Games refusing to change it, garnering over 16,000 likes and 1,200 retweets in six days (shown below).
Spread
Over the following days, Twitter users posted variations of the tweet, often about other overpowered characters in video games. On August 4th, 2022, Twitter[3] user @SN0RLAXES posted a version about Seer from Apex Legends, gaining over 5,700 likes in four days (shown below, left). On August 6th, Twitter[4] user @NYExcelsior posted a version about Baptiste from Overwatch, gaining over 5,400 likes in two days (shown below, right). On August 7th, Dexerto[5] published an article about the trend.
Various Examples
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”There’s a mechanic in the game called Teralization right now that gives Pokémon weird ugly hats. The crystal effect itself looks fine but the hats..“
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"There's an unfair hero called VII that has an annoying grapple hook and he combines that with a dodge roll with bombs. It takes skill completely out of the game”
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”There’s a nice card in the game called Battle fury right now that synergizes with my favourite keyword "Overwhelm" because they go big. Nerf vengeance.”
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”..it just allows a single character to spam a choke and deal constant chip damage to a whole team, while also juggling them. Super annoying.”
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”There’s an unfair card in the game right now called Bard. Its just straight up universal and toxic, and makes every midrange deck a stats casino."
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"There’s this really overpowered agent named Chamber right now, he dominates the meta right now. I can't wait to see him nerfed next week."
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"There's an unfair hero called Baptiste that has an immortality field and does more damage than most DPS. It takes skill completely out of the game."
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”There’s an unfair legend in the game called Seer right now that Respawn won’t seem to do anything about. He takes skill completely out of the game.”
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Bilie Eilish, singer, reveals in a recent interview to Vogue America that lately she’s been frustrated with League of Legends.
Comments ( 1 )
probably short lived, since all the edits are still just billie eilish and i picture this easily becoming an unironic TIDL meme
but honestly i think the concept is funny
media reporting some pop star's opinions on a video game's competitive balance as breaking news
that's funny
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