In a recent and revealing interview for the podcast ‘Creativo’ with the Mexican youtuber Roberto Martinez, Billie Eilish He opened the doors to his personal life, revealing previously unpublished aspects of his relationship with the dream and the disorders it faces.
In this intimate conversation, in the video shared a few hours ago, the famous singer of ‘Bad Guy’ and ‘Ocean Eyes’, Billie Eilishconfessed a deep aversion to the time of sleepbecause it has sleep paralysis and other related issues. This confession has surprised many of his followers and has sparked a debate on how mental health and disorders can influence the lives of artists.
Thus revealed Billie Eilish what’s wrong with it sleep paralysis
The conversation with Roberto Martinezknown for its deep and exploratory style, allowed Billie Eilish open up in an authentic and vulnerable way. In the interviewthe artist discussed how her problems with the dream have influenced their personal and professional lives, and how these challenges have inspired their music.
During the interview, Roberto Martinez questioned Billie Eilish about the reasons for the title of her first album, ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?’. In response to this, the singer explained that it is based on her experiences with nightmares and other disorders that she has experienced since she was a child, such as sleep paralysis.
“I have always had a long and difficult relationship with the dreamwhich has improved, but when I was younger, I had a lot of nightmares and I had some sleep paralysis and I still have them,” he commented. Billie Eilish.
Surely, many will wonder what is the sleep paralysissuffering Billie EilishThis disorder is characterized by brief episodes in which a person, upon waking up or falling asleep, feels unable to move or speak, in other words, what is colloquially known in Mexico as ‘subirse el muerto’ (getting on the dead person’).
During these episodes, which can last from a few seconds to several minutes, a person may experience intense feelings of fear, anxiety, and in some cases, hallucinations. These symptoms have been described by Eilish as deeply disturbing, and have influenced the themes of her debut album.
Billie Eilish and its relationship with the sdream
After confessing that he suffers sleep paralysis in the interview con Roberto Martinez, Billie Eilish He confessed that the time to go to sleep It’s not her favorite. This is because, despite having a hectic schedule and feeling tired after a long day, the singer faces a constant struggle to balance work and dream.
He even described how difficult it is for him sleep and how she finds herself awake in the middle of the night while the rest of her surroundings are already resting. This irregular pattern of dream has had a considerable impact on your overall well-being and daily life.
“It was very difficult for me sleep […] Honestly, to this day, I really don’t like it. sleepI would rather do anything else […] When I am sleepingI enjoy it and I don’t want to wake up, but I don’t like endings. […] “I could be so tired, it could be 4:00 a.m. and I’m like, ‘what are we going to do? ’” the singer added.
Billie Eilish He expressed that these problems for sleep They have led her to feel isolated, since while she remains awake, the people around her are already in the stage of dream. This feeling of disconnection has been a source of additional stress and has exacerbated his aversion to sleep.
The interview with the youtuber Roberto Martinez has allowed fans to get to know a more personal side of Billie Eilishshowing how his struggles with the sleep paralysis and other problems related to sleep have shaped his life and his music. Especially now that he is about to release his new album *Hit Me Hard and Soft*.
