Billie Eilish sings capella version of Justin Bieber's 'Baby' on 'Carpool Karaoke' in her latest fangirl moment

The 18-year-old musician has not been shy about her love for Bieber, and even met her idol at last year's Coachella music festival
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Billie Eilish was James Corden's newest guest on 'Carpool Karaoke' and she ran through a few of her songs and also opened up about being a big Justin Bieber fan. 

They opened up the segment by performing a rendition of 'Bad Guy'. The singer who earned six Grammy nominations joked that the song is "really, like, two notes". When James asked her if she had met any famous fans lately, Billie shared that she had met Billie Joe Armstrong and then named her idol Justin Bieber talking about the time she met him during Coachella. 



 

Billie shared, "For like all of Coachella weekend, I was like, 'Don't surprise me with Justin Bieber. I can't take it. I can't have to do a show and Justin Bieber's going to be there.'"

She then spoke about how she ended up meeting him during Ariana Grande's set adding that she stared him down before she gave him a hug. 

In honor of her idol, she then performed an a capella version of his hit single 'Baby'. Apart from that the singer also belted out tunes to 'Ocean Eyes', All the Good Girls Go to Hell, and also gave a stunning rendition to the Beatles' 'I Will'. 

The Carpool Karaoke came to an end after she took James on a tour of her childhood home. James got to see her tarantula that crawled on his hand while he stood with fear. Bille also took a walk down memory lane when she revealed that her brother Finneas told her that he would make a big popstar when they were younger. 

Ending the segment with a song, Billie and James finally performed 'When the Party's Over' and she shared that she had a good time on the road. 

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