Billie Eilish Won All The Grammys, Basically

The 2020 Grammys are done dusted, plus it was a stellar night for anyone who bet big on Billie Eilish. The 18-year-old wunderkind basically bulldozed her via end of the show with a historic sweep that even she herself couldn't believe.


"God, this is so crazy!" She mentioned while accepting the award for Best New Artist, while in which she sweetly thanked her diehard fans. "I think the fans deserve everything. I feel like they have not been discussed about enough tonight. Because they're the only reason any of us are here at all! ... You guys make this worth it."


It was a beautiful speech that came immediately after Eilish had won the Grammys for Best Pop Vocal Album and Song of the Year, and taken the stage for a performance of once the Party's Over." "Crazy" as it might have seemed, though, her party was just getting began. Shortly immediately after, Eilish also won the award for Record of the Year (for "Bad Guy") and the mother of these all, Album of the Year (for her era-defining debut, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?).


With those victories, she became the youngest person in Grammy history to sweep the four major categories, and only the second artist to ever achieve that feat. Notably, she also became the youngest Album of the Year victor: a record previously contained by Taylor Swift.


While accepting Record of the Year, the final award of the show, Eilish opted to skip a speech. As a substitute, she and her identically flustered brother and collaborator, Finneas, mentioned a fast "Thank you" in unison before speedily leaving the stage.


Earlier in evening, because the sibling duo accepted Album of the Year, Finneas admitted, "We didn't think it would win anything ever. We wrote an album about depression and suicidal thoughts and climate change and being the 'bad guy,' whichever that shows. We stand up here confused and grateful."


All hail Billie and Finneas, new Grammy royals!