How To Watch 'Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry' On Apple TV

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Before she rose to stardom, Billie Eilish began her career by releasing songs with her brother on the internet. Just a few short years later, she's become one of the music industry's biggest stars, and even took home the 2020 Grammy Award for Best New Artist.

"The World's a Little Blurry," a new documentary airing on Apple TV Plus, covers the musician's path to becoming a pop star. Fans will get a look at Eilish's family life and her preparation for her debut LP "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?"

The film premiered on February 26 after a live streaming event hosted by DJ Zane Lowe, complete with a performance and interview with Eilish. Here's how you can watch the documentary now to learn more about the life and career of Billie Eilish.

Updated on 2/26/2021 by Ben Blanchet: This article has been revised to let readers know that "The World's a Little Blurry" is now streaming on Apple TV Plus.

How to watch 'Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry'

"Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry" debuted on Apple TV Plus on February 26. The documentary is available to all Apple TV Plus subscribers to watch on demand.

The Apple TV Plus app is available on Apple devices, most smart TVs, Amazon Fire TV devices, Roku devices, Chromecast, Xbox, and Playstation.

Aside from the new Billie Eilish documentary, Apple TV Plus features a growing selection of original programs, such as "The Morning Show," "Central Park," and "Beastie Boys Story."

How to sign up for Apple TV Plus

Apple TV Plus costs $5 a month, and new members can receive a free seven-day trial. You can sign up through the Apple TV Plus website.

If you have recently bought a new iPhone or Macbook, or plan to buy a new Apple device, Apple is giving away one year of Apple TV Plus for free with qualified purchases.

Students can save even more on Apple TV Plus if they sign up for an account through Apple Music. If you go to a college or university, you're able to score the music streaming service for $5 a month. In addition to Apple Music, Apple will toss in access to Apple TV Plus for free.

Check price at Apple TV Ben Blanchet Streaming Fellow, Insider Reviews Ben is a former Streaming and Home Entertainment Fellow for the Business Insider Reviews team, where he covered the latest in streaming services along with roundups of popular TVs, speakers, and headphones. He previously reported for The Buffalo News' Sun newspapers and was an editor at the University at Buffalo's independent student newspaper The Spectrum. He comes from a background in music journalism and he's one of the minds behind "More Than A Hit," a podcast with his brother Brenton where the two talk with music stars from their childhood.See below for some of his work. Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here. Read more Read less