Overview
- Eilish, who shared slaughterhouse footage Thursday on Instagram Stories, told critics to "stay f—ing mad" as she stood by her claim.
- Instagram flagged most of the videos as sensitive content, which placed warning screens over the clips.
- Her stance originated in an April 28 Elle video where she said eating meat is "inherently wrong," which drew pushback over privilege, access to vegan diets, and alleged hypocrisy.
- The exchange has unfolded during promotion for her Hit Me Hard and Soft concert film, widening the reach of the dispute.
- Eilish has been vegan since age 12 and has backed animal-rights work through Support + Feed, Farm Sanctuary events, and by pressing Oscar de la Renta to end fur sales.