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It's literally everything. How does she come up with stuff like this?

I saw someone mentione that this song is her response to the criticism she received over her (completely fair) question for the culture instagram post. And I can sort of see that, but what does her grandfather & connection with god have to do with that? Can someone connect the dots?

This & Grandfather are above everything else on the album by a huge margin. It's just...wow. More of this please.

candy necklace mv coming?

Way to blame a woman for a man's mistakes This literally does not matter and you are just making something out of nothing for what reason exactly? Being dramatic on here?

The title track is much better in the context of the album.

Well even in her case you just know she does it for attention-grabbing and to have something unique about her, not because it is an authentic expression of her art. At least Lana doesn't fall into that trap.

Does anyone else feel like she is being guarded about the critical reception of this one? Pointing out multiple times that the critic reaction shouldn't matter. Since this album is really about her thought process and family she probably doesn't want to let the opinions of others about it hurt her - but you can tell she wants it to be a piece of work that will be understood.

This is dark-sided.

Yeah like I could think of maybe

What I am thinking about is, where are the Bombastic songs that Jack mentioned? Are they still siting in the vault?

Sis it leaked like 12 hours ago

After listening to the album about 25 times, I have come to the conclusion that American Whore is her most dark-sided song.

yes

We need an explanation of Peppers from her directly. Like what does she have to say about that

Well too bad. I'd stream those.

The Grants is the most honeymoon-esque song and it was released already

Lana needs to send Let The Light In to alternative radio it's the song of the album

Why didn't she give us Stargirl level interludes when she is capable, it's a mystery

By far the best song on the album.

The better question is on which song doesn't she use it

wtf are these lyrics what even is this song about? it's all over the place and seems to be more about setting a "vibe" than any actual meaning