Spice Girls singer Melanie C is opening up about how proud she is of pal Billie Eilish.
“She's so wise beyond her years,” Melanie C says. “She knows she has a very powerful platform to be speaking from and she's using it in the best way. And, it's brave because everybody has an opinion and everybody is ready to criticize when you're in those positions. I feel extremely proud of her.”
“And, I feel for all younger artists now because the Spice Girls didn't have to deal with social media,” Melanie C notes. “It was a very, very different time. We felt pressure [and] we felt like we had a responsibility to our younger fans, but now you are literally under the spotlight. She handles it beautifully, so more power to her."
While fans of both artists would love to see a collaboration go down at some point, Melanie C has meanwhile dropped “Blame It on Me,” the second single from a solo album she plans to release later in 2020. The track was partly inspired by a moment of insecurity as she reunited with the“It had been a while since we had been onstage together, and I was nervous at the thought of becoming Sporty Spice again and thought I couldn’t do it,” she confesses.
“And, ‘Blame It on Me’ has got a bit more swagger,” she continues. “It’s about this toxic relationship [where] someone [has] completely blindsided you when they’re not who you thought they were. We all have these experiences in life and it’s nice to get it off your chest and bring out a song -- it’s dancy, got a bit of attitude and [is] very cathartic.”
The music video for the song was directed to make viewers feel like they are in a video game, drawing inspiration from old favorites like
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