We've got to talk about why this Billy Eilish problem is actually an everybody problem.

Scandalous new report just dropped exposing how billionaires screw over everyday people.

An elected official had to crawl on stage for their debate.

We're going to talk about all that and so much more on today's brand new Philip DeFranco's show.

So buckle up, hit that like button and a quick update.

So I accidentally lied.

Yesterday, I announced all the good stuff that I've launched in, like, about the past week.

All that I Love Naps goodness on our usual comfiness, but also on crew necks and a champion hoodie,

emotionally exhausted on an obscene number of colorways, and the helpful reminder, that's the

go-easy on yourself gear.

But, this is really more your fault than it is mine.

I underestimated people's desire to buy our most expensive things. So the champion hoodie sold out. So it's no longer available. But I have a batch of specially tied-died champion

hoodies that I can get custom embroidered. I just threw that up in three different colorways.

They might sell out again just as fast. Hey, this is me trying to keep up with the demand.

That said, this is a news show. Let's talk about the news. Let's jump into it. Starting with this Billy Eilish story because it's really more

than a Billy Eilish story. Billy recently did an interview with Lana Del Rey and she opened up about

what it's like to see others discuss her on social media and the toll that it takes, saying sometimes

she feels very hated and dislike, explaining, I have this inevitable feeling of, oh, everyone

hates me. And adding, with the world of TikTok and social media, there is a level where it's kind of true. I'm lying in bed last night and I go on TikTok because I'm falling asleep and I just want to you guys are seeing through her. And I'm like, damn. And so with that saying, you know, then she'll feel like the world's against her. Everyone hates her, even though it's really just a tiny fraction of reality of her family. But I'll tell you as someone that has like 1% of her fame. When you confront it with that kind of hate, it's hard to understand the tiny fraction. It can feel all encompassing. Here's the deal. This isn't a boo-hoo feel bad for Billy's story. So please understand the people that you're watching. They're people, like real people with feelings.

But any kind of negative content can make you feel less than, can hurt you. And we're seeing that especially in young people in teens.

With a recent CDC report finding that teens and girls in particular are dealing with more suicidal thoughts and mental health issues than ever before. And actually with this, you had Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist at New York University,

explaining to PBS that a number of factors contribute to a teens worsening mental health.

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