Watch Billie Eilish and Harry Styles Obsess Over Each Other at the Grammys
They were clearly vibing to each other's Grammy performances, as they should.
The 2021 Grammys kicked off in style. A shirtless, tatted Harry Styles performed a smooth, funky rendition of his summer hit “Watermelon Sugar” with a leather clad jazz band. He was surrounded by fellow musicians on four separate stages–including HAIM, Black Pumas, and Billie Eilish–giving us the chance to peep some much-needed reactions shots that we’ve been missing during these socially distant times.
Eilish, for one, simply could not stop jamming to Harry’s tunes (and abs perhaps…) in a show of support for the former boybander and boyfriend of Olivia Wilde. The “everything i wanted” singer smiled and cheered Styles throughout the entirety of his performance–not exactly mirroring my own reaction (which was mostly me shrieking just a little tiny bit, I couldn't help it...).
The show immediately moved on to a performance of Billie Eilish’s “everything i wanted,” where Eilish and her brother Finneas sang the moody, electronic song atop a half drowned classic car under low lighting. The song was both hopeful and wrenching–Styles, for his part, appeared struck by Eilish's set and reacted accordingly. At the end of Eilish’s performance, Styles whistled appreciatively, acknowledging the young pop star’s sheer power. Legends supporting legends indeed.
Billie Eilish is me watching Harry Styles 😍 #Grammys pic.twitter.com/3dyWUwsSCMMarch 15, 2021
Billie watching @Harry_Styles performing “Watermelon Sugar” at the #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/73ke06YffEMarch 15, 2021
HARRY LOKING AT BILLIE AND BILLIE LOKING AT HARRY IS TOO MUSH FOR ME pic.twitter.com/dGtqmrNYBXMarch 15, 2021
harry styles and billie eilish are trying to kill me tonight #Grammys #HarryStyles #BillieEilish pic.twitter.com/92kZvTvhIBMarch 15, 2021
NOW HARRY CLAPPING AND WHISTLING TO BILLIE OH MY GODMarch 15, 2021
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Zoe Guy is the digital fellow at Marie Claire, where she covers pop culture, hot celebrity gossip, movies and TV. She’s obsessed with Martin Scorsese’s adaptation of The Age of Innocence, anything written by Jesmyn Ward and stan Twitter.
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