"There was not one ounce of hesitation, in either mine or Finneas's head at the time."
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In a recent interview, Billie Eilish revealed her nervousness and excitement to attend the 94th Annual Academy Awards with her brother, Finneas O'Connell, as they were nominated for their song "No Time to Die."
"Oh, yeah, we'll be there, definitely. We're very nervous and very excited," the singer told The Times.
As Billie spoke about creating the title track for the James Bond film, she said she and Finneas had no qualms about accepting the project as they were passionate about it.
As Billie spoke about creating the title track for the James Bond film, she said she and Finneas had no qualms about accepting the project as they were passionate about it.
"You often have reservations about things you're asked to do, but this was one of the only things we've ever been asked to do that we were, like, 100 per cent 'Yes, we want to do this,'" she explained. "There was not one ounce of hesitation, in either mine or Finneas's head at the time."
The pair had a long list of things they wanted to achieve for the song, and Billie made clear that there were many rules for it.
According to the star, she and Finneas wanted the song's melody to be strong and that the title of the movie be the hook.
According to the star, she and Finneas wanted the song's melody to be strong and that the title of the movie be the hook.
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