Billie Eilish dances in the street and dodges traffic while directing herself in music video for NDA

Billie Eilish dances in the street and dodges traffic while even directing herself in the music video for her new single NDA.

The song is the fifth single from her second studio album Happier Than Ever, which will be released on July 30.

The 19-year-old singer shows off her blonde hair with an all-black outfit as she walks down a dark road at night.

Video: Billie Eilish dances in the street and dodges traffic while even directing herself in the music video for her new single NDA

Blonde Billie: The 19-year-old singer shows off her blonde hair with an all-black outfit as she walks down a dark road at night

The video begins with a shot of a car’s tire skidding on a road before cutting to Eilish walking down the dark and desolate road alone.

She sings, ‘Did you think I’d show up in a limousine?/No I had to save my money for security/Got a stalker walking up and down the street/Says he’s Satan and he’d like to meet.’

Eilish continues that she ‘bought a secret house when I was 17,’ the year after her breakthrough debut album When We Fall Asleep Where Do We Go? was released.

Alone: The video begins with a shot of a car’s tire skidding on a road before cutting to Eilish walking down the dark and desolate road alone

Secret house: Eilish continues that she ‘bought a secret house when I was 17,’ the year after her breakthrough debut album When We Fall Asleep Where Do We Go? was released

She added that she, ‘hasn’t had a party since I got the keys/Had a pretty boy over but he couldn’t stay/On his way out made him sign an NDA.’

The video cuts with quick close-up shots of the singer with her blonde hair before going back to her in the street, when black shadowy figures appear behind her.

She adds that, ‘Once was good enough,’ seemingly referring to the ‘pretty boy,’ adding she made him sign an NDA (non-disclosure agreement), ’cause I don’t want him having s**t to say.’

Blonde: The video cuts with quick close-up shots of the singer with her blonde hair before going back to her in the street, when black shadowy figures appear behind her

She sings, ‘You couldn’t save me but you can’t let me go,’ while her face and body is lit up by the headlights of numerous oncoming cars driving around her as she walks the road’s center line. 

The cars are all gone as she continues into the next verse, singing about how she can ‘barely go outside’ and she thinks she hates it here.

‘Maybe I should think about a new career/Somewhere in Kauai where I can disappear,’ Eilish sings. 

Cars: She sings, ‘You couldn’t save me but you can’t let me go,’ while her face and body is lit up by the headlights of numerous oncoming cars driving around her as she walks the road’s center line

She sings about not changing her number and making him, ‘shut his mouth’ adding, ‘I thought about my future but I want it now.’

She falls to the road singing, ‘You couldn’t save me but you can’t let me go,’ while cars zoom past her again.

Cars start circling around her as she sings, ‘Did I take it too far?/You hit me so hard I saw stars/Think I took it too far when I sold you my heart/How’d it get so dark/I saw stars,’ as the song comes to an end. 

Number: She sings, ‘You couldn’t save me but you can’t let me go,’ while her face and body is lit up by the headlights of numerous oncoming cars driving around her as she walks the road’s center line

Circling: Cars start circling around her as she sings, ‘Did I take it too far?/You hit me so hard I saw stars/Think I took it too far when I sold you my heart/How’d it get so dark/I saw stars,’ as the song comes to an end