On Tuesday, a man carried a “Free Billie Eilish” placard and mounted a TV tower. It caused the closure of Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard for over three hours. The man recreated his guitar while climbing the 162-foot tower of California news station KTLA, but only operated to climb 30 feet.
The “protester” was eventually taken down and imprisoned by police shortly after midnight (PST). The LA dept positioned an airbag below the building to ensure the man’s secure return to the floor.
Traffic near the TV tower stopped, and police stopped off nearby roads while officials requested the man to come down. Power was also cut to the building. The individual has been directed to as a “protester,” but the basis for his protest is unclear.
He was carrying a white sheet with black handwriting that read, “MK ultra sex slaves donald marshall clones.” The man was jailed on trespassing charges, according to CBS 8 producer Malik Earnest.
The Hashtag “Free Billie Eilish” Trended On Twitter
The hashtag “Free Billie Eilish” trended on Twitter since the mishap. Even though followers were confused by the man’s remarks about the 21-year-old “Bad Guy” singer. The message’s meaning is ambiguous, but that hasn’t stopped it from trending on Twitter.
Billie is not confined and has launched two full-length albums, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? in 2019 and Happier Than Ever in 2021. They both topped charts worldwide.
She won all four Big Four awards and wrote/recorded the James Bond theme at 18.
The seven-time Grammy winner is not presently facing any legal issues and has not commented on the strange incident.
