White Hot Forever

so naive. we all know how this era is gonna go

I love Poppy! Even though she creeps me the fuck out sometimes. Just so you guys know, those creepy websites aren't affiliated with her, they're fan made. Titanic said so.

I enjoyed Big Eyes and I Can Fly way more than ouad, but I guess it's a matter of opinion.

As some other members have already mentioned, it would be really cool to be able to like a status as well as the comments to a status. 

Imagine if LDR5 had another album intro (or ending???) similar to Cruel World   something like this comes to mind..imagine a song like this but with her own vocals/lyrics??    

I enjoyed Big Eyes and I Can Fly way more than ouad, but I guess it's a matter of opinion.

I enjoyed Big Eyes and I Can Fly way more than ouad, but I guess it's a matter of opinion.

I think she will get a little more upbeat, but not in the same way Born to Die was. I think it may even be a little more like AKA :'), but with better quality studio recording and more mature vocals. 
Thats just my guess from what shes teased already. 
 
From my own little fantasies though, it would so cool if she somehow mixed that AKA style with something a bit spooky like some more amazing strings. Like seriously, imagine Honeymoon hauntingness with AKA cross Ultra <3 <3. just wishes tho......

a whole album like stargirl. 

A whole Christmas album would be a fantastic idea! If done properly. Like this one, for example. 

Her deeper voice would really suit a few Christmas tracks. A whole Christmas album probably won't be the best idea because it could be harder to listen to for the rest of the year but even one Christmas single would be SO amazing. (Whenever I think of Christmas songs from Lana I immediately remember blue velvet)

Thats nothing the radio stations in my town cut out the hand down my pants line in bruno mars lazy song but leave Binch and all the cursing in pink's songs like wtf

I enjoyed Big Eyes and I Can Fly way more than ouad, but I guess it's a matter of opinion.

It's labeled as explicit, and it's all about getting high. I don't know what you're radio stations are playing, but the ones in my area wouldn't dare play it. Like mine literally cut out the word sex in Ed Sheeran's one song. And innuendos are probably considered okay because kids don't notice them.

a more easy/hard path (idk) would be to google each artists name with every director to cancel names out and the director that remains without having worked with any of those artist would be Lana's director, since their video hasn't been made public.

it was just her sitting on a lawn chair in black and white.

It's labeled as explicit, and it's all about getting high. I don't know what you're radio stations are playing, but the ones in my area wouldn't dare play it. Like mine literally cut out the word sex in Ed Sheeran's one song. And innuendos are probably considered okay because kids don't notice them.

that could happen if she answered woodkid's text but he probably gave up on her already which is a shame bc i didn't like their video games duet but i'm sure they could do smth where they kinda "meet halfway" between both of their aesthetics.
 
i can't say anything about the trap thing but considering how muddy the beats sound and that they don't sound as rock-y as the ultraviolence ones she couldn't just say muddy bc everyone would expect smth along the lines of uv so she went with trap which can be very pop nowadays anyway.
 
 
it would be great if it's true that the label stands behind lana for the upcoming era because that would mean that lana has way more possibilities considering that the label usually has to approve and pay for whatever lana comes up with. comparing hello and lana is kinda meh bc on one hand adele is adele and she could have delivered a make you feel my love pt II and it would have been a hit considering HOW anticipated 25 was. the hype around the hello release just helped to hype the whole project even more. on the other though, hello sounds very lana-like (emile even lend adele his iconic loon) but i doubt that she'd go for such a bold sound nowadays, ldr5 is probably gonna sound more like when we were young. 

The word that always pops into my head when I think of what I'd like from future LDR music is 'muscular'. Like, a little more backbone, a bit more assertive, possibly even angry, sarcastic or ironic. Or even just more playful and wry? I adore all of her albums and unreleased, but we all know she can be a bit more sassy and confrontational when she chooses to be. Following HM with a harder-hitting sound would be such a good move IMO, and give her more material for festivals (at the very least).
 
I dunno, she should do what she damn well pleases but a boy can dream... 

I would love for there to be a few radio-friendly songs, as long as the whole album isn't just trying to come off as mainstream pop. I wouldn't really consider HBTB to be radio-friendly because after all it is explicit, but it would just be cool to have at least one of her songs recognized by more than just her fans.

I would love for there to be a few radio-friendly songs, as long as the whole album isn't just trying to come off as mainstream pop. I wouldn't really consider HBTB to be radio-friendly because after all it is explicit, but it would just be cool to have at least one of her songs recognized by more than just her fans.

I would love for there to be a few radio-friendly songs, as long as the whole album isn't just trying to come off as mainstream pop. I wouldn't really consider HBTB to be radio-friendly because after all it is explicit, but it would just be cool to have at least one of her songs recognized by more than just her fans.

I would love for there to be a few radio-friendly songs, as long as the whole album isn't just trying to come off as mainstream pop. I wouldn't really consider HBTB to be radio-friendly because after all it is explicit, but it would just be cool to have at least one of her songs recognized by more than just her fans.

i'd love the album to sound like a mix of JFK and Jump - lyrical and sentimental, paying tribute to the figures she loves, but also adding a modern edge to it. 
 
i'm interested to see how heavy the beats are, too. remember when she described honeymoon as having "muddy trap" beats? honestly aside from hbtb and art deco i heard little to no trap influence... even hbtb's beat was too pop-ish to be called trap. but she listens to a lot of asap and rae sremmurd, so i'm sure beats are swimming around in her head a lot. i kinda hope we get some heavy ones this time around.

I would love for there to be a few radio-friendly songs, as long as the whole album isn't just trying to come off as mainstream pop. I wouldn't really consider HBTB to be radio-friendly because after all it is explicit, but it would just be cool to have at least one of her songs recognized by more than just her fans.