Ultra Violet

Bartender!

Yas thanks for the info
I also thought it would be about G-eazy but I sent it cause iwant that loser to stop being an inspiration to her cause he doesn't deserve the recognition. 

Just realized this is the first LDR era where there are no scrapped tracks or songs that have been registered and didn't see the light of day. Which is a lowkey bummer because there is no mystery tracks to look forward too but awesome too because she released everything we know she recorded during the era, if that makes sense hehe. Hopefully the WHF era will follow it's same footsteps..

I find it all really interesting, because I immediately thought of the Prince of Pasta when I saw the images in the glasses.
 
There's the wedding, a couple on the beach at sunset (she and Pasta did such a shoot), and a couple holidaying on a boat or near the sea ... and they holidayed quite a lot in Italy.
 
He is also the creative director of the company that made the video.
 
I would dismiss the images in the glasses as generic but I don't think so.
 
I'm not suggesting anything about her and Pasta; I really don't know what it all means. Maybe the rest of the video will shed some light.
 
I totally thought this song was about G-Eazy because he definitely thinks his poetry is good and I can imagine him being a little bitch and blaming the news, acting like a child, etc.
 
Also there are two slightly different images, one in each lens. I'm sure that means something, too.

i actually don't mind that this one is a homemade video, it suits that day-in-the-life feel that she described. and it's nice to see her in her natural habitat 

I think its gonna be a cohesive story like video?
 
Maybe NFR-HiAB-Bartender.
 
Morning-Afternoon-Night.

Yeah agreed, it's just weird that she posted the snippet of the HIAB video with the footage from the video that became MAC, but after MAC was released lol

It reminds me a bit of the unreleased honeymoon video!

toot- her most recent shoot, love this weird pose, she looks soft here
 

toot. an iconic moment.
 

Exactly what it says.
Being white and hot forever

SPEAKING JUSTIN PARKER INTO EXISTENCE.
 
DADDY PARKER, SAVE LDR7 

i don't even consider the trip hop style of doin time to be the style of nfr AT ALL

The only song I honestly don't like is Nurse's Office. I was looking forward to that one the most but it didn't really live up to all the hype imo. All the other tracks are so much better and grew on me a lot from my initial listen. She really didn't hold back on this album at all on some of these songs 

Also I think Strawberry Shortcake, Lunchbox Friends  and OJ have great single potential. But that's three songs in a row from the album...

I'm glad to be able to listen to the songs before the movie. I wouldn't be able to take it or look forward to my favourite ones 

I'm glad to be able to listen to the songs before the movie. I wouldn't be able to take it or look forward to my favourite ones 

the album is really growing on me! i'm hoping that the random SFX noises are from the movie and not the songs so that I can get my life to Nurses Office without cringing!

Blue jeans (bitch!)
White shirt (bitch!)
Walk into the room (bitch!) you know you made my eyes burn (fuck!)

white hot just means something is very hot (when metals heated after red-hot it goes white hot   ) and her saying forever brings me to the conclusion that the album title means...
 
 
 

I lit rally created my account when i saw this thread had been created after only lurking on the previous pre-release, so i just gotta say White Hot Forever sounds like a cock-destroying and world-saving magic spell that can only be cast by baddie witches with heart-shaped butts, and i love it. I predict a lot of collabs, though i'd rather they were few and far between so i really hope i'm wrong...

praying this is not some baddie album with an Ariana feature and songs about cha-cha matcha

I really want Justin Parker back. Him, Jack and Lana could make magic in the studio

I’m still shook about this

Freak and shades of cool.... omg....... wet

I don't like how straightforward the lyrical content on k-12 is compared to crybaby