Billie Eilish not only apologized for her actions, but she also explained that she never meant to hurt anyone and that she has always tried to stand for inclusiveness. "I not only believe in, but have always worked hard to use my platform to fight inclusion, kindness, tolerance, equity and equality. We all need to continue having conversations, listening and learning. I hear you and I love you," Eilish said, per People Magazine. While some of the singer's fans have spoken out about the fact that the she was just a kid when the video was filmed, others are not as forgiving.

Not everyone on the internet is accepting the 19-year-old singer's apology, and some have taken to Twitter to call her out. "Okay, #BillieEilish totally sucks. As in musically. Now she's groveling because she's said racist things in the past. Can we cancel her now?" one angry social media user wrote. "That doesn't look like an apology?" another person tweeted. "Trying to protect dat coin at all costs!!" another tweet read. It seems that the internet will never see eye to eye on the subject of Eilish's apology.