Billie Eilish Takes Aim at Wasteful Album Packaging and Calls for Sustainability in Music Industry

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Billie Eilish criticizes unnamed "big artists" for creating multiple versions of vinyl and CD albums, calling the tactic unethical and environmentally wasteful. While not naming specific artists, many assume she's referring to Taylor Swift, known for selling multiple album versions. Eilish, who advocates for sustainability, released eight variants of her "Happier Than Ever" vinyl, all made with recycled materials. Swifties defend Swift's approach, pointing out Eilish's own multiple vinyl releases, while others note that Swift is not the only artist to use this sales strategy.
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