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(NewsNation (http://newsnationnow.com/) ) — Billie Eilish (https://www.newsnationnow.com/entertainment-news/billie-eilish-grabbed-barricade-miami-concert/) isn’t holding back on her strong feelings about billionaire Elon Musk, criticizing him for his spending habits and the potential impact on global issues.
Eilish took to her Instagram Story (https://www.tmz.com/2025/11/13/billie-eilish-curses-out-elon-musk/) to express her frustration, calling Musk a "f—— pathetic p——- b——- coward" for not dedicating his vast wealth to addressing world hunger and aiding humanity.
She shared posts from the European feminist organization My Voice, My Choice, illustrating how Musk's money could be utilized for noble causes. These included ending world hunger, saving endangered species, and rebuilding Gaza.
The United Nations World Food Programme estimates (https://www.wfp.org/stories/we-have-resources-end-hunger-no-child-should-be-allowed-starve) that ending world hunger by 2030 would require $40 billion annually.
In another post, Eilish highlighted the $70 billion needed to rebuild Gaza after the devastating Israel-Hamas war. However, one of My Voice, My Choice's slides incorrectly stated that Musk is already the world's first trillionaire, despite him not having reached that milestone.
Tesla shareholders voted on November 6 to grant Musk a $1 trillion pay package (https://www.newsnationnow.com/politics/musk-trillion-dollar-pay-package/) if he meets specific performance targets over the next decade. According to Forbes (https://www.forbes.com/profile/elon-musk/), Musk's net worth is already close to $500 billion.
At the WSJ Magazine Innovator Awards in October, Eilish addressed the wealthy attendees, urging them to take more responsibility for global issues. She said, "We're in a dark time, and people need empathy and help. In our country, especially, we need to do more."
Eilish also mentioned that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, along with George Lucas, the creator of 'Star Wars,' were present. She emphasized, "If you have money, use it for good. Give it to those who need it."
The 'Wildflower' singer announced a generous donation of $11.5 million from her 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' tour proceeds to causes focused on food equity, climate justice, and reducing carbon pollution, as reported by AP.
