Manny Morota

Eilish said while accepting her 10th Grammy award, quote, no one is illegal on stolen land, before saying, quote, F ice.

Only a day later, the Tongva tribe, who are the indigenous inhabitants of the Los Angeles basin, known as the first Angelenos, issued a public statement.

They announced that the land beneath Eilish's $3 million L.A.

mansion is technically theirs and that, quote, Eilish has not contacted our tribe directly regarding her property.

Along with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Senator Mike Lee mocked Eilish, saying, quote, any white person who does a public stolen land acknowledgement should immediately give his or her land to Native Americans.

Otherwise, they don't mean it.

Independent journalist Manny Morota pointed out that, quote, Eilish, worth $50 million, has given $0 to the original inhabitants of this stolen land.