Billie Eilish finally collabs with Justin Bieber on Bad Guy remix and fulfills her childhood dreams


Billie Eilish has only gone and teamed up with Justin Bieber.
Yes, after stanning the Sorry hitmaker since she was a mere child (even though she kind of still is), the 17-year-old has fulfilled her dreams by collaborating on Bad Guy.
Thats right, the pair have just gone and dropped a remix of the iconic Eilish track – and its everything weve been waiting to hear.
Sharing the news with her 30.3million followers, the Ocean Eyes songstress uploaded a hilarious snap of herself onto Instagram.
Here a baby Billie can be seen freaking out in a rainbow coloured leotard in front of a number of posters of Biebs.
In the caption she wrote: BAD GUY FEAT. JUSTIN BIEBER OUT NOWWW OMGFFFFGGG ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE MAN.

And fans well and truly lost it.
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Oh my f**kin god, one wrote, while another excitedly added: BROOOOOOOOO YES SCREAMING FOR U.
Someone else commented: IM SO PROUD OF YOU.
Justin also shared the news by reposting Billies pic.
The superstar has added in his own verse to the track, where he owns being a bad guy, as well as blasting out backing vocals for his fellow musician.
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The pair sparked rumours of a collab when Billie shut down speculation she was about to drop another album.
Earlier this week she took to her Instagram story, and wrote: i may have soooomething for you.
She later posted a clip of the track All The Good Girls Go To Hell before writing the words: ok goodnight.
Following on from her post, Justin then took to Twitter where he simply teased: Remix.
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This could have meant anything, but Billies producer and brother Finneas OConnell, retweeted the message – sending fans into complete meltdown.
We sure hope this is the start of many more Billie and Bieber hits.
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