Billie Eilish became the youngest ever artist to headline Coachella over the weekend, when she performed to thousands on Saturday evening.

The incredible achievement didn't escape the 20-year-old star's notice. During her set, Eilish took a moment to reflect on her rise to fame, telling fans how "weird" it was to be there - and how she is sorry she wasn't a more established star like Beyoncé.

"This is so weird," she told the audience per CNN, adding: "I really should not be headlining this s***."

Eilish went on to thank her fans for their ongoing support, saying: "But I'm so f***ing grateful that I'm here, and that you guys are all here. This is such a dream come true. I feel crazy."

She then launched into a rendition of her 2018 hit 'You Should See Me ina Crown'.

Later in the night, Eilish ended her 90-minute set by bidding goodbye to fans - and apologizing to them. "Thank you, Coachella. I'm sorry I'm not Beyoncé," she said. "I love you, good night."

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Eilish first performed at the desert music festival Coachella in 2019 when she was just 18-years-old. Despite her youth, the singer has more than earned her place on the lineup sheet; she already has seven Grammys under her belt, not to mention an Academy Award for her work on the latest Bond theme song 'No Time To Die'.

On Saturday night she was joined on stage by a host of fellow musical stars. Rapper Khalid came on to perform a duet of their song 'Lovely', much to the audience's joy. The appearance was Khalid's second guest outing at the festival, having already joined Disclosure on stage.

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Elsewhere in Eilish's set her brother and longtime collaborator Finneas took to the stage, and the pair performed a few songs together including an acoustic interlude alongside their track 'Your Power'.

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Last of all, Blur and Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn surprised audiences by joining Eilish for a duet of her song 'Getting Older'. Later in the night, Albarn performed a rendition of Gorillaz's hit track 'Feel Good Inc' alongside both Eilish and Posdnuos of De La Soul.

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Billie Eilish apologizes for not being Beyoncé and says she shouldn't be headlining Coachella