Billie Eilish and and brother Finneas received the Greatest Authentic Track – Movement Image trophy for his or her emotional Barbie ballad “What Was I Made For?” on the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night time, 7 January, beating out different music heavyweights to seize the victory.
The famous person singer accepted the award along with her massive brother by her facet. “I used to be not anticipating this on this second Thanks to my brother, Finneas. You’re the purpose I’m who I’m,” she started, an enormous smile on her face, earlier than thanking Barbie director/author Greta Gerwig, star Margot Robbie and extra.
The seven-time Grammy winner then added a private contact to her acceptance speech. “It was precisely a yr in the past nearly that we had been proven the film and I used to be very, very depressing and depressed on the time. Writing that track type of saved me a bit of bit. A yr later and right here we’re. It’s actually surreal. I really feel extremely, extremely fortunate, extremely fortunate and grateful.”
She then addressed the entire stars within the room along with her on the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles: “You guys scare the residing hell out of me — everybody on this room! Thanks a lot! This implies the world!”
“What Was I Made For?” — which rose to No. 14 on the Billboard Sizzling 100 in August — was nominated alongside fellow Barbie soundtrack tracks “Dance the Evening” by Dua Lipa and “I’m Simply Ken,” carried out by Ryan Gosling and written by Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt.
“We made this track for Barbie and it means absolutely the worrrrllld to me,” the singer stated when first saying “What Was I Made For?.” “This film is gonna change ur lives, and hopefully this track will too. Get able to sob.”
Additionally receiving nods within the Greatest Authentic Track class on the Golden Globes had been Bruce Springsteen’s “Hooked on Romance” from She Got here to Me, Jack Black’s “Peaches” from The Tremendous Mario Bros. Film and Lenny Kravitz’s “Street to Freedom” from Rustin.
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