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OMG, realizing a pic of the Source Family was put on the drums in Love video and researching them for the last 3 days and ONLY THEN discovering this thread? You guys connected it with UV back in 2014? I love this forum.

I'm aware of this comment being written 3 years ago but can someone share the list of her likes on YouTube or something?

Its so unfortunate it got demolished  also cute in the comments he was aware of lana having lived there 
 
Lot 22, Royal executive  

her hat here
 

 
is the album cover for an angiescreams (arthur lynn) CD
 

become best friends with her so we get hundreds of lizzy photos

1) Lolita live version
2) The longer "I'm in love" line in West Coast
3) "Ultraviolence, um baby ooh" in UV
4) Yodeling in Million Dollar Man
5) "Cause what can you do darling?" in Cherry
 
Have I missed anything??

Being 17 at the time was priceless looking back on it now

@creditcardromancer Here it is! A friend who used to be here has one too but hers is sharper than mine, I made a stencil out of plastic for hers, mine was of paper. Still, I think it looks cool! Based on a drawing I made.

i heard it shifted tectonic plates

The day when the world was changed forever

June 13th 2014, American Singer Songwriter Author the one and only Lana Del Rey released her third studio album, Ultraviolence.

Lives were changed.
the tumblr girls, gays and theys all over the world in 2014 were never the same.
Ultraviolence is characterized as psychedelic rock, dream pop, desert rock with some elements of blues rock, soft rock and indie rock.
Some even say Ultraviolence is the ultimate ~ Psychedelic Surf Rock Trip Hop ~ Masterpiece Magnum Opus.
 
According to Wikipedia:
After Born To Die, Del Rey claimed she had "already said everything she wanted to say" in 2012. By February 2013, Del Rey spoke about a new album in the works, "It's a little more stripped down but still cinematic and dark. I've been working on it really slowly but I love everything I've done." The first announcement was after the premeire of her short film Tropico viewing in Hollywood on December 4th 2013. October 2013, Del Rey stated, " "When people ask me about it, I just have to be honest—I really don't know. I don't want to say, 'Yeah, definitely—the next one's better than this one', because I don't really hear a next one. My muse is very fickle. She only comes to me sometimes, which is annoying." May 8th 2014, the tracklist was announced and on May 14th, the artwork was released featuring a black and white cover of Del Rey wearing a sheer white tee and strapless bra by a Mercedes-Benz 380SL. Ultraviolence marks a significant evolution in her musical style. Departing from the baroque pop of her debut album Born to Die, Ultraviolence adopts a darker, more atmospheric sound marking a significant evolution in her musical style. Produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, the album incorporates elements of rock, blues, and psychedelia, creating a haunting and cinematic atmosphere. Lyrically, Ultraviolence explores themes of love, heartbreak, and existential angst. Del Rey's evocative storytelling and distinctive vocal delivery add depth and emotion. Four singles were released including: West Coast, Shades of Cool, Ultraviolence and Brooklyn Baby. The album's title itself, borrowed from Anthony Burgess's "A Clockwork Orange," hints at its exploration of darkness and violence in relationships. Critically acclaimed upon its release, Ultraviolence received praise for its bold sonic experimentation and Del Rey's introspective lyricism. While some critics noted its departure from her earlier sound, many reviews remained generally positive.  Its impact extended beyond the charts, solidifying Del Rey's status as a prominent figure in contemporary pop music and influencing artists across genres. Overall, Ultraviolence represents a pivotal moment in Lana Del Rey's career, showcasing her artistic growth and expanding her musical palette. The album continues to resonate with audiences, cementing its place as a modern classic in the realm of alternative pop.

June 13th, 2024, will mark the album's 10-year anniversary!
What are everyone's thoughts about the album and its upcoming anniversary?
Discuss your rational and delulu thoughts as we approach June 13th

 

July 3rd, 2024 - Lana Del Rey & Quavo's collaboration "Tough" has been released worldwide.
 
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Lana and Quavo teased a snippet of their new song on Instagram in May 9th. 
 
An ATRL insider who confirmed the song’s existence back in February confirmed the title
 
https://www.instagram.com/p/C6wImXtOGl-/?igsh=MTF3ZHAzbGg3aDZqZQ==
 
Lana’s Website Teaser
Quavo’s instagram teaser
 

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...

Let's remember Bad and Boujee was her shower song at one point... She still has it in her I personally choose to believe...