Billie Eilish fans believe 'The Diner' lyrics are about her stalker after pop star files series of restraining orders against shirtless intruder

Billie Eilish fans believe her haunting new song 'The Diner' is about her stalkers, after the star filed a series of restraining orders against men who broke into her home. 

In The Diner, Eilish sings from her stalkers' point of view, describing their twisted thought processes and actions.

The song begins: 'I saw you on the screens, I know we're meant to be. I'm waitin' on your block, but please don't call the cops.' 

It then escalates to describe a stalker breaking into her home, saying: 'I came in through the kitchen lookin' for something to eat, I left a calling card so they would know that it was me.'

Eilish has been open about her experiences with multiple stalkers since her rise to fame - last year, she filed a restraining order against a man who broke into her garden topless.  

Fans were quick to decipher what The Diner was about. 

One posted on X: 'The beat to THE DINER gives goosebumps theme song vibes and the fact that it’s supposedly written in the pov of her stalker makes it creepier.'

The song ends with Eilish whispering a phone number. 

When fans ring the number a recording of Eilish answers and says 'Hello?' before saying that she can't hear the caller and will phone them back. 

One fan wrote on X: 'Billie is such a genius for writing 'THE DINER' in the perspective of a stalker & then the number at the end makes it seem like they called her and she’s just like hello? Hello??? Cause she obviously doesn’t know who they are omg bye.' 

After calling the number, fans could sign up to receive texts 'from Billie'. 

A fan said on X: 'The diner is a masterpiece btw. it's literally from the POV of her stalker and the instrumentals fit so well it's literally giving the biggest villain vibes. 

'And then she whispered a phone number at the end of the song and TEXTED US FROM IT LIKE A STALKER??' 

Eilish described the 2023 incident at her home in Glendale last year. 

In court documents, obtained by The Blast, the Bad Guy hitmaker, 21, claimed that she discovered a man on her 'pool deck around 7:30pm' that had 'disrobed' in her backyard on February 20. 

Speaking of the terrifying incident, the Grammy winner alleged that while this is 'not the first time an unknown individual has attempted to contact' her, it has made her fearful for her well-being.

The pop star explained she is suffering from 'substantial anxiety, fear, and emotional distress over' her 'personal safety and that of' her 'immediate family.' 

'I worry that someday one of these individuals will do something violent or extremely disturbing to me or one of my family members,' she wrote in the legal papers. 

Terrifying: Billie Eilish filed for an order of protection from a shirtless intruder that she caught using the outdoor shower outside her $2.3 million horse ranch in Los Angeles

Last year, the Oscar winner also received a restraining order against a man named Christopher A. Anderson, 39, who showed up 'unannounced and uninvited' to her childhood home five times in recent weeks. 

On January 5 2023, Anderson allegedly jumped the fence to Eilish's childhood home and broke in. 

When police responded to the burglary, Los Angeles Magazine reported he was found 'digging through the family's personal papers.' 

In a court filing, obtained by NBC News, Eilish's father Patrick O'Connell claimed Anderson left a white flower and a handwritten note for his daughter. 

O'Connell alleged in addition to professing 'his love' for the Happier Than Ever hitmaker, Anderson 'claimed that at some point in time Billie had been watching Mr. Anderson and writing songs about Mr. Anderson, and that Mr. Anderson really wanted to meet Billie.' 

Eilish, however, insists she has never met Anderson and has 'viewed images of this individual and can confirm' she has 'no idea who he is.'

'I have had no prior relationship or communication with him,' the singer stated. 

She noted that his 'repeated instances of harassment' have come at the expense of her 'peace, tranquility, and security' at her childhood home. 

In 2019, she opened up about the 'really traumatizing' of having her home address leaked online. 

Violating: In court documents, obtained by The Blast , the Bad Guy hitmaker, 21, claimed that she discovered a man 'pool deck around 7:30' that had 'disrobed' in her backyard on February 20

Scary: Speaking of the terrifying incident , the Grammy winner alleged while this is 'not the first time an unknown individual has attempted to contact' her, she is concerned for her well-being

'I completely don't feel safe in my house anymore, which sucks,' she told Rolling Stone. 'I love my house.'

In 2021, she admitted that she doesn't 'like to be alone' because she has 'a lot of stalkers.' 

'I have people that want to do bad things to me, and I also am freaked out by the dark and, like, what's under beds and couches,' the performer said during an interview with The Irish Times.

Eilish continued: 'I have a lot of weird, irrational fears. So I'm still at my parents' house a lot. I just love my parents and really like it here. It's very comforting.' 

Speaking of where she grew up, the star said that her relationship with her childhood 'home has not changed' and that 'there's no sign that a famous person exists within 200 feet of this area.'

'I mean, it's really funny. I have to remind myself what my life actually is to the outside world, because I just forget sometimes. My life really, honestly feels the same as it did when I was a child,' she told V Magazine.