Billie Eilish is sparking a debate on the actual color of her sneakers, bringing back how one infamous dress had the Internet divided all over again – you know, the one which people couldn’t decide was white and gold or blue and black.
Over the weekend, the “Bad Guy” singer took to Instagram Stories to share videos of her Nike Air sneakers, joking about how her dad thought they were “pink and white.”
Many of the fans said they saw pink and white, too, which blew her mind. She says they’re mint green and white – and even offered proof with a screenshot of the product .
“Everyone go watch billie eilish’s story and try to tell me those shoes are not pink and white what is she smoking,” one fan tweeted.
“Not Billie Eilish getting angry because everyone is telling her that we can see pink and white,” another wrote.
Some fans got even more confused when they would see the shoe in different colors everytime they saw it.
“why tf do i see this as pink and white?? the first time i saw it, i saw it as mint and white, and now this??” one fan asked on Twitter.
“every time i look at billie eilish’s story those shoes are a different colour,” another wrote.
“every time i look at billie eilish’s story those shoes are a different colour,” another fan tweeted. “ HOW TF ARE THEY MINT AND WHITE AND NOT PINK AND WHITE!? IM GOING CRAZY. HELP.”
“I see pink and white in the videos , until she posted that last photo and now it’s mint and green,” one fan shared.
It seems Billie got pretty fired up about the whole thing, and went on Instagram Story to respond, “I don’t know what happened to you in your f–king childhoods, but pink and white?!? That’s what you’re going with? Pink and white? PINK AND WHITE?”
Some fans found the whole sitch quite entertaining.
“Billie Eilish absolutely FLAMING her followers on her insta story right now for thinking her shoes are a different color. She’s so mad about it and i love her,” one fan tweeted.
“We were so content deprived that i forgot how funny billie actually is,” another shared.
So, are the shoes pink-and-white or mint green-and-white?
