‘Free Billie Eilish’: Attention-Seeking Flies Sign on Hollywood Tower
Though it’s unknown to what the remark alludes, it hasn’t stopped it from trending on Twitter.
Billie Eilish is positively not a horrible guy, but the same cannot be said for the man who ascended the KTLA tower in Los Angeles with an attention-seeking sign.
The as-yet-unidentified man made it to the roof and ascended the Hollywood TV station tower, where he waved a banner that read, “Free Billie Eilish.” On the reverse, it appears to say, “MK ultra sex slaves donald marshall clones.”
A man is seen dangling a fabric sign and carrying an electric guitar in late Tuesday night (April 25) video from the incident at the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Bronson Avenue near Van Ness Avenue.
Authorities reportedly surrounded the 160-foot tower while attempting to persuade the man to descend again, according to ABC. According to reports, Sunset Boulevard was closed in the interim.
Though it’s unknown to what the remark alludes, it hasn’t stopped it from trending on Twitter.
Eilish is not detained. She did, in fact, sort of make a comeback earlier this month when she contributed vocals to Labrinth’s “Never Felt So Alone,” and she followed that up by playing alongside the British musician at the Mojave Tent of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
The “Bad Guy” singer has two full-length albums to her credit: When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? from 2019 and Happier Than Ever from 2021, both of which topped albums charts all over the world. Along the way, she became the second artist in Grammy Awards history to win all four of the Big Four categories, and at the age of just 18, she wrote and performed the James Bond theme song “No Time to Die,” making her the youngest artist to do so. She has not yet offered any commentary on the peculiar circumstance.
View pictures and videos of the Hollywood tower climber.
