Veinsineon

Mother of pop 
 
 

No, her

seriously, her impact...

What I Got (Rostam)
True Love Never Dies
You Make Me Wanna Die 
I Don’t Want Your Love (Ellie)
Put Your Love On the Line (Robyn)
Cut Me Off
50,000
 

Omg
 
 
And Naked + Sticky  
 
and Rewind by Kelela 

MOTHER 

Omg
 
 
And Naked + Sticky  
 
and Rewind by Kelela 

how do we know they're outtakes, and not the "Droplets" she spoke of dropping after album is out 

Loves Bites is finally out


 
 

Please god no, pleek

heres what i have deciphered from the green comp list

Mean girls
Von dutch
B2b
True love never dies
Spring breakers
365 / 360 bump
Sympathy is a knife (Main) [possibly she wanted this as the lead?]
What i got (Robyn)
In the city (Sam)
You make me wanna die (Må) [probably Måneskin??]
I don't want your love (Ellie) [would love to hear this one omg]
Put your love on the line (Robyn)

the brown one i cant decipher at all

Lana introduced me to an entire world of songwriters and literature I never would have thought to explore, especially so young. Mostly the philosophical stuff. But after Lana taught me about music, SOPHIE taught me that it’s all whatever you make of it. Both have completely altered the way I see life / art.

WHAT I GOT....... YOU DONT WAAAAAANT IT

cherry x ltli music videos dropping in the same day we won

well he said it was coming, didn’t say when

This picture was taken exactly 10 yrs + a day ago.. Swifties would swear this was an Easter egg
 

how do we know they're outtakes, and not the "Droplets" she spoke of dropping after album is out 

I think it's time to move this to the rumor page....

I’m not so sure it means ITC was considered for the album. I think it just happened that she wrote the song around the same time as the others in that notebook.
 
also to add to the discourse, I wouldn’t mind the boring production if it weren’t for that nails on chalkboard feature….

well.. hope they d word so they go back on sell soon

Poorer. 
 
No but seriously, she was there for me, as silly as it sounds, when I was feeling my worst. I listened to Love just to hear her sing “don’t worry, baby”, trying to convince myself, or truly believe, that things would eventually become better one day. And they did, it took a few years but they did, and I’m so glad her songs were there as a comfort, as an escape, and something to enjoy a happier moment with.
It’s okay to feel sad. It’ll pass eventually. Don’t forget the people who love and support you.

I love how she’s unapologetically herself and kept working towards her dream, to release a record and make a name for herself. I think it’s truly inspirational how hard she worked for years to get to the point where she released born to die - it tells me to never give up on our dreams but to keep trying and trying until we get there. Fame might not be what she wanted but I think she’s found a way to live with fame, being a celebrity, and still stay grounded and be who she really is. Maybe, once I or you, or we all, reach our dreams, it won’t be as we imagined but we can work things out and still have them.
Always follow your heart. Do what feels best for you. If you want to stay with family, then stay with your family. Never feel obligated to do anything you don’t want to.
 
I think she’s a role model in many ways, and she’s creative in a way I can only wish to be.

listening to lana when i was so young definitely shaped me a lot as a person to love art and live freely
 
the main attachment i have to lana is that i was in a pretty bad relationship during my teens and ultraviolence specifically really comforted me both during and afterwards, and helped me actually understand and then begin to vocalise my emotions surrounding it and him, which was at the time the only songs i really had heard in that vein except for like amy winehouse. i think ultraviolence is a really important album for that reason because i went through about 5 stages of thinking i understood the album before i feel like i really did (at least for me as everyone is different) and i don’t think that awareness is really spread to young girls like it should be in a truly honest way
 
i also was so impacted by violets bent backwards over the grass. i find that i relate to her thought streams so much and everything she says is so validating and so beautiful. she has always given me such a strong comfort in life being beautiful in all stages and i think that is my main takeback from her 
 
 

That I don’t have to pretend to be happy if I’m not. It’s ok to be sad and it doesn’t make me a bad person. 
 
also, how to express yourself as well-rounded person. She can have the most upbeat happy music and the most miserable depressing songs and the stuff about love and heartbreak and sex and money and whatever tf else. You don’t just have to be one thing. A lot of musicians don’t stick out cause they’re very one-note and predictable, but you literally never know what Lana is gonna do next. 

Lana introduced me to an entire world of songwriters and literature I never would have thought to explore, especially so young. Mostly the philosophical stuff. But after Lana taught me about music, SOPHIE taught me that it’s all whatever you make of it. Both have completely altered the way I see life / art.