Psychotherapist Reacts To Billie Eilish - What Was I Made For?

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Join me, Jim Morris, a licensed psychotherapist, as I react to Billie Elish's deeply moving song "What Was I Made For?" In this video, I'll explore the emotional themes, psychological insights, and therapeutic elements embedded in the lyrics, music, and her video. We'll discuss how the song resonates with feelings of identity, purpose, and existential contemplation. Whether you're a fan of Billie Eilish or someone interested in mental health, this reaction video aims to provide a thoughtful and professional perspective.
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[@wtimmins]

Pretty much... any Billie Eilish video is worth looking at. A lot of emotion and mental struggle in just about all of them.

[@paulajohnson8026]

Each outfit is from her favorite videos she has filmed in her songs from her past years recording music videos. One of these items is a small crown from her video “You should see me in a crown”

[@MusicHealsHQ]

Very interesting. Thanks! 🙏

[@derlis_whatever7033]

she has a lot of songs that talk about her mental state at that moment. "everything I wanted", "my future", "getting older", "skinny" you should react to them,

[@cherrybomb1386]

More Billie please thank you ❤

[@MiguelMikeLopez]

Please react to I Love you, another Billie's song ❤ 🙏 😊

[@Lucitin]

The song was used in the Barbie movie, so that's why the video has kind of a barbie theme to it. I think a lot of the clothes are outfits she has worn in the past, but some of them represent people in her life, I read one time that some of them were her grandmother's clothes and that possibly she passed away, but I may be remembering wrong. So that may explain some of the wind blowing the clothes away, like they were ripped away from her in the same way you would feel if you lost a very dear loved one.

[@MusicHealsHQ]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@marigolden_mariposa]

I'm not sure where they got that info. All the outfits are Barbie versions of outfits Billie has worn. Some for music videos, some for award shows, etc. She explains some of the outfits in a behind the scenes video.
Also, she directs her own music videos and all of her older videos have been her ideas as well, straight out of her journal. She shows some of that in regards to her debut album When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go? in the documentary The World's a Little Blurry. the album touches on dark topics she personally deals with. ​@@MusicHealsHQ

[@kellyemacleod2092]

More Billie Eilish!

[@jess-fg4vo]

You should react to ethel cain!

[@DishonestTrack6]

Two songs that I think you might enjoy reacting to. The first one is Money Game Part 3 by Ren. There may be some classist things in it but there is a deeper meaning when it comes down to what we are told as a child. The second song is Points of Authority by Linkin Park.

[@MusicHealsHQ]

I already reacted to Money Game 3. I will check out the other recommendation. Thanks!

[@shannontrough2680]

❤ Linkin Park "Paper cut" the video....

[@kimwatchesstuff]

You should watch the Barbie movie.