Billie Eilish got to fulfill a life-long dream when she joined Paramore and Hayley Williams onstage to perform "All I Ever Wanted" during the latter's concert in Inglewood's Kia Forum.
The "What Was I Made For?" singer took to social media to gush about performing alongside her favorite singer and band, which only garnered more love and laughs from the fans, who totally understood.
"UGHHDKSLDJSKFJKSKFUDJSKKFKDKDK dream come truEEEEEE Paramore waaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh," Eilish wrote with a bunch of crying emojis. "I love you so much, Hayley holy s**t. Wish I could tell tiny me."
Billie Eilish, Hayley Williams Collab?
According to reports, this is not the first time Eilish and Williams performed a song together. During last year's Coachella, the pair united and performed Eilish's "Happier Than Ever" and Paramore's "Mistery Business."
Many fans already thought that the performance would surely bring in a collaboration from the two soon, however, much to their dismay, there still has not been one.
However, it seems like their reunion has brought in a ray of hope for fans once again, especially since Eilish seems very enthusiastic with hopping onstage with Paramore.
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Billie Eilish, Hayley Williams' Friendship
Eilish has always been very vocal of her admiration towards Paramore and Williams.
They have formed a friendship slash mentor-mentee setup over the years, especially since they are both singers who began in the industry at such a young age.
"We've spoken throughout the years since she kind of came onto the scene," Williams said about Eilish before. "The first thing I experienced or I witnessed of her was 'When the Party's Over,' that video. And then I watched an interview with her and I felt like there was something inside of me that was watching me - slash us - as teenagers doing interviews and navigating this world."
In fact, they are so close that Williams is revealed to have celebrated Thanksgiving with Eilish's family.
"[...] I just feel such a love towards her and her family and I think they're so special," she continued. "And I think that was kind of like - We had already connected, I had connected with her mom too, just about their organization that they have. But ever since that Thanksgiving cinnamon roll treat, just, I mean... The rest is history. I feel like I would do anything for them."
