Billie Eilish is up for six awards at the 66th annual Grammys — and that’s far from what she intended. In fact, the singer intended to take much of 2023 off. Eilish, 22, and her brother

Finneas O’Connell, earned half a dozen nods at this year’s show for their hit from the _Barbie_ soundtrack, “What Was I Made For?” — which has already won for best song written for visual

media — and Eilish said it’s “insane” to be so recognized for just one track.  “We put one song out this whole year. And did not think it would get — maybe one, even, let alone six. Which is

really, really crazy,” she told Amanda Kloots and Alina Vission at the GRAMMY Live! from the Red Carpet pre-show.  “This was supposed to be an off year. Didn’t put an album out, didn’t do

of _Barbie_ in the song, to which Finneas replied,  “That movie was so meaningful to the two of us and we loved it so much and the sort of honor of writing something to participate in it was

like, immense, for us.” He continued, “To be in any of these rooms, on ‘Team _Barbie_,’ has been really fun. I was saying that to Greta [Gerwig] recently. I feel like we’re honorary members

of the Barbie entourage and it’s very cool.” Eilish added, “It’s a cool group to be a part of.” The song also earned a nomination at this year’s Academy Awards, as it was included for Best

Original Song. The nod comes two years after the songwriting duo won their first-ever Oscar in 2022 for “No Time to Die” for the _James Bond_ film of the same name.  The pair took home the

Golden Globe Award in January for the song, too.  NEVER MISS A STORY — SIGN UP FOR PEOPLE'S FREE DAILY NEWSLETTER TO STAY UP-TO-DATE ON THE BEST OF WHAT PEOPLE HAS TO OFFER, FROM JUICY

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