Billie Eilish's Brother Issues New Statement After 'Stolen Land' Comments
Summary
Finneas O'Connell, Billie Eilish's brother, addressed criticism after Eilish's Grammy speech about U.S. immigration and historical land issues. Eilish mentioned that "no one is illegal on stolen land," which led to backlash. Critics highlighted that Eilish's home is on historic tribal land, while tribal representatives appreciated the acknowledgment.Key Facts
- Billie Eilish made a speech at the Grammy Awards about immigration and historical land.
- She said "no one is illegal on stolen land," referencing U.S. immigration issues.
- Critics noted her home is on Tongva people’s ancestral land in Los Angeles.
- Finneas, Eilish's brother, defended her comments and spoke against the backlash.
- The Gabrieleno Tongva tribe invited more acknowledgment of their land's history.
- Eilish has not publicly responded to the backlash over her comments.
- Finneas mentioned seeing certain powerful people upset by Eilish's statements.
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