The singer asked her 110 million Instagram followers to 'keep in mind that I am trying my best' and to 'go hard for me'.
US superstar Billie Eilish was supported by fans through her Electric Picnic gig after complaining of feeling"really, really sick".
The crowd sang along to hits including Happier Than Ever after the 21-year-old told her 110 million Instagram followers she was"really suffering" ahead of her headline performance at the Irish festival on Friday. Videos posted on social media showed her delivering her Barbie soundtrack song What Was I Made For? in a white Nike shirt and baseball cap."I am really, really sick, and honestly really suffering," she wrote on her Instagram story."You know me and you know that I wouldn't cancel a show even if I was like literally dying… but the show must go on.
"I will see you tonight! But please keep in mind that I am trying my best and I'm gonna need your help tonight. Go hard for me."
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