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Save this story for later. If teen-age pop stars were once saddled with pressure to maintain their perfect images, today they face the equally weighty burden of appearing perfectly imperfect: authentic, flawed, and wholly honest, at all times. In “Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry,” the new documentary about the ascent of the anti-pop star Billie Eilish, a debate erupts between the musician (then seventeen years old), her mother, and Chelsea Dodson, who is one of the film’s producers. Eilish is wondering whether or not to speak out publicly against drugs, alcohol, and smoking, none of which she partakes in. “My only thought is how, like, you say things, and then maybe you grow up and feel differently,” Dodson says, “And then get dragged for it.” Eilish’s mother interjects, exasperated. “Wait a second. Are you actually not going to let her be authentic to who she is now in case she grows up to do drugs?” she asks. But Ei

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