californianfreak

When I'm driving on the wrong side of the road I feel like JFK you know 

i have finally become indoctrinated as an Angel … the whole entire released discography has been listened to thoroughly as of last night  

Today, Lana Del Rey attended her father Rob Grant's album release party held at Interscope Records headquarters in Santa Monica, California.
Rob's new album Lost at Sea will be released at midnight.
To the event, Lana wore an LDR Village - Rear View hoodie and accessorised with her signature red/orange Chanel backpack, Flum Gio - Juicy Apple vape, and a new set of brown square acrylics.
 
 

You're the one who could make me stay
You're the only one who makes me feel this way
You're the one whose been stealing stars
Your golden arrow went through my heart
You're the one who could turn the page
You're the one who came along and unlocked the cage
Now I'm dancing in the dark

HIFN slander 

I come back on here to see Vroom Vroom slander?

did it work 
 

okay work!

what the fuck is this gif  

May Jailer
Lizzy Grant
Lana Del Ray
Lana Del Rey
 
and now present
 
Lizzie Grant 
 
 

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bye she answered my chris sexual tension shit post question  

praying that someday she releases the droplets as an ep on vinyl for rsd or something, that would be the ultimate slay

1 year since this profound moment in history

if this ain't rob screaming "you're doing amazing sweetie" to her... 
 

I have to say I listened to this song in a different way. I thought it was about a relationship. With the new visuals I have to rethink the lyrics completely.

Maybe I'm an idiot but I'm no closer to understanding what Candy Necklaces represent in the song. Obviously in the video, they're being depicted as real necklaces and I can get the imagery. But still don't understand in the context of the lyrics. 

The star Lana Del Rey is not killed at the end. She saves herself from the trap and become succesful as we see from the Hollywood Walk of Fame scene which implies that death scene is only from the movie. This is unlike the actresses she's portraying in the music video, who fell into this trap and ended up with tragic deaths.
 
"all these women changed their name, changed their hair like me, they all fell into this different snake holes, so the whole point is how you learn from that and not fall into your own thing.""

I kinda interpreted it as she is the Candy Necklace, all these Hollywood starlets who she's looked up to, referenced and idolised throughout her career are the diamond necklaces? 
 
It's kinda like she wanted to be those women, it was her dream, but now she's satisfied as a Candy Necklace, it's not materialistic, no body desires a Candy Necklace. She doesn't want people to feel the way she did and need to be inspired by these women, losing themselves in a character, for her that's Lana Del Rey and what her career began as? She wasn't want or need to be a diamond necklace anymore.
 
I think we've seen her be less glamorous and cinematic in her last couple of eras throughout the visuals and she seems genuinely happy! The video is set in New York throughout (in black and white) and yet it ends in colour in Hollywood, her home now I guess and she's smiling without a necklace. Feels like another reference to an unhappy personal life in her early career compared to now?
 
The Hollywood star scene feels like a moment, her way of calling out the critics? How she doesn't get the acclaim and respect she deserves as an artist. 

my brain literally went “WIGG!!!” I was cacklingggg 

Yeah I think some people do not realise that they're talking to real people and that they're being so mean to others sometimes. We're here because we love Lana and just want to share our opinions in a respectful way .
Sending you love

Maybe the fact that she includes all those bts cuts alongside with official video is to prove a point that all these hollywood women she portrays in this MV (Marilyn, the black dahlia girl etc.) have all faced tragic ending by the exploitation of the media. And while her fake "character" in this video has the same ending (m*rdered & the paparazzi all swarm around her dead corspe) - she herself, in fact - the real Lana Del Rey in real life "behind all the scenes", behind this "character" is still alive & breathing, as we see in the ending of the video - it's just all "made up"
 
It's giving National Anthem right here