Why Billie Eilish Is Nasty Towards ‘Pathetic’ Tech Mogul

Billie Eilish She stands in business when it comes to her philanthropic passions.

The singer pointed his finger at Elon Muskwho is about to become a trillionaire, for not contributing to ending world hunger, among other reasons.

Likewise, Eilish recently criticized other billionaire celebrities for not using their money and influence to make the world a better place.

Eilish took to her Instagram Stories to let Musk know how she really feels about the fortune he’s made as a tech entrepreneur.

The singer reposted a slide he shared on My Voice, My Choice, which highlights how many things Musk could have used his money to change. The first slide carried text that said: “Elon Musk has become the world’s first trillionaire. Here’s what he can do with it.”

The second slide contains information suggesting that the tech mogul could end world hunger by 2030 if he chose to spend $40 billion every year. Other segments also indicated that it could save endangered species or provide safe, clean water globally for the next seven years with $140 billion.

The last slide reads: “At a cost of just $53.2 billion, Musk could rebuild Gaza and the occupied West Bank according to the EU. Although the UN expects this amount to reach $70 billion for Gaza alone. If he wanted to spread the wealth and aid further, he could also rebuild Ukraine and Syria at a cost of $793.2 billion.”

Eilish didn’t back down from Musk, calling him a “pathetic, pathetic coward.”

Eilish’s comments come on the heels of news that Musk is on track to become the world’s first trillionaire after Tesla shareholders approved a big pay package.

As confirmed by Business Insider, more than 75% of Tesla shareholders voted to pay Musk a compensation plan worth up to $1 trillion.

The entrepreneur will not receive the return all at once, but will be required to achieve some business goals before being compensated.

Some of these goals include boosting Tesla’s market value by up to $8.5 trillion in the next 10 years, deploying 1 million automated taxis, and selling 12 million vehicles in one year.

Musk isn’t the only billionaire called out by Eilish. Last month, the “Ocean Eyes” singer boldly criticized a room full of wealthy celebrities for not using their wealth for charity.

During her acceptance speech at the WSJ Magazine Innovator awards in New York City, Eilish said, “We’re in a time now where the world is really bad and really dark and people need compassion and help more than ever, especially in our country,” according to The Blast.

She then urged people who have money to “use it for good things” and help others in need. She admitted that there were people in the room who were wealthier than her, and asked, “And if you’re a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?”

The singer did not stop there. She also pledged to donate $11.5 million to organizations fighting for food justice, among other charitable causes.

Although Eilish did not directly name any celebrities in her speech, fans accused her of reconsidering her feud with Taylor Swift.

The 23-year-old singer has shaded artists for using overly extravagant packages, and fans similarly assumed her comments were directed at Swift, who has made her album available in four different editions.