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Billie Eilish tells off ex-boyfriend in new song and video, Lost Cause

Variety Staff

Billie Eilish released a new song and self-directed video for 'Lost Cause,' the latest single off her upcoming album Happier Than Ever, out July 30.

In the video, Eilish parades around the house with an entourage of friends, twerking, shooting water guns, and snacking on potato chips. Watch above!

Produced by brother Finneas, the song, a sassy conviction against a lousy ex-boyfriend, sees Eilish at her most confident.

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Billie Eilish in Lost Cause

Billie Eilish latest song off her new album is Lost Cause. YouTube

"I used to wish you were mine, but that was way before I realized someone like you would always be so easy to find," the seven-time Grammy-winning artist croons over a slinky bassline and laid back drum beat. The song is less laid back than her other recent singles like 'Therefore I Am' and 'Your Power,' and more in the vein of her Grammy-sweeping debut full-length, 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?'

'Lost Cause' follows the announcement of Eilish's arena tour, Happier Than Ever, The World Tour, which has sold out on all dates of the first leg in North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom.

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Billie Eilish released a self-directed music video for Lost Cause. Instagram

Eilish first teased new music last year with singles 'My Future' and 'Therefore I Am,' which will both appear on the artist's forthcoming sophomore album.

In April, Eilish released 'Your Power,' a silky acoustic ballad that recounts details of an abusive relationship. 'Your Power' debuted at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and garnered over 150 million streams in its first two weeks.

In 2020, Eilish lent her signature moodiness to the James Bond song 'No Time To Die,' and this past February, she debuted the documentary film The World's A Little Blurry.

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