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Getty Images<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\nTen thousand pairs of underwear which were used in Charli XCX and Billie Eilish’s latest music video have been donated to charity.<\/p>\n Guess, a remix of the Brat original, dropped on Thursday night and showed Billie smashing into a party on a bulldozer surrounded by thousands of bras and knickers.<\/p>\n During the video’s credits, a message appears saying all the unworn garments would be donated to I Support The Girls. <\/p>\n The US-based charity works internationally to distribute underwear and period products to women experiencing domestic violence, homelessness and hardship.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n As the pair sing: you wanna guess the colour of my underwear\/ you wanna know what I’ve got going on down there – <\/i>more and more pairs surround them, strewn across the street and falling from the sky. <\/p>\n The charity says it has received 10,000 pairs which have “overtaken” its warehouse.<\/p>\n “We’re so lucky to be getting the formidable panty mountain,” the charity posted on X, referencing the huge pile of underwear Charli and Billie climb towards the end of the music video.<\/p>\n Its founder, Dana Marlowe, tells BBC Newsbeat the donations “feel very in line with Brat summer”.<\/p>\n “Charli XCX and Billie are both top of their game and they’re showing women empowering women,” she says.<\/p>\n “They’re on top of bra mountain and they’re on top of their industry and they’re not forgetting that there are charities that can do something with the excess props in a music video.<\/p>\n “It really becomes an incredible cyclical effect of women supporting women supporting women which is absolutely part of Brat summer.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Importantly, she says, a lot of the underwear in the video that’s been donated is “sexy” too.<\/p>\n “At first glance, you might think, why would a nonprofit organisation want to receive that?,” Dana says.<\/p>\n But for I Support The Girls, an important part of their ethos is finding dignity and power in choice, she says. <\/p>\n “There’s people for every style. Just because somebody is experiencing homelessness doesn’t mean that they don’t prefer to wear a thong.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Guess is Charli’s second collab remix on her critically acclaimed album Brat after releasing a version of Girl, So Confusing with Lorde last month.<\/p>\n But it’s a rare collaboration for Billie, who told Zane Lowe earlier this year that it was her first time working with another artist in about six years.<\/p>\n On Instagram, the Bad Guy artist thanked Charli for letting her work it out on the remix to which Charli responded: “tysm for being on this track I\u2019m beyond honoured. <\/p>\n “Love and respect forever.”<\/p>\n Charli teased new music last week but speculation surrounded a potential collaboration with Chappell Roan after she posted a selfie on Instagram holding a Brat CD.<\/p>\n Brat has been nominated for this year’s Mercury Prize<\/a> and Brat summer has taken off online, with even US presidential nominee Kamala Harris getting in on the trend<\/a>.<\/p>\n It’s Charli’s sixth studio album and debuted in the top 10 on both the UK and US.<\/p>\n Billie’s also released new music this year with Hit Me Hard And Soft, which came out in May. <\/a><\/p>\n BBC Newsbeat has contacted representatives for Charli XCX and Billie Eilish for comment. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.bbc.com\/bbcx\/grey-placeholder.png\")
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