FROGGO

If only the people of LanaBoards adopted this mentality about your posts...

Another Miranda!

I kinda just want Lana to drop a few different animal references so I can have a few personas to choose from I MEAN, I AM A PUPPY IN REAL LIFE

@@SitarHero post the rest of the volumes so i can play catch up?

I mistakenly read "Kahne" as "Kanye" and my heart skipped a beat for a second fuck yeah give it to me this is heaven, what i truly want {and an excuse to post more tiny kanye hip hop heads everywhere) obligatory fluffy-puppy pic

I want the return of the puppy backpack this era

I feel indifferent about all of this.

.....but you can't compare the state of the music industry in the early 90s to its current state.

No. Have you HEARD Roar's lyrics? It's one cliched sentiment or phrase after another.

I think it was a well-produced pop song that didn't rely on gimmicky production or cliched lyrics (HI KATY PERRY!!!), but instead sounded fresh. I think bubblegum pop is very, very, difficult to get right, but in this case, it knocked it out of the ball park (managing to straddle the line between sweet and saccharine!) and I think its success is well-deserved. Yeah, the song was overplayed; a bunch of you got sick of it and think its annoying, sure, but I don't think that negates how great the production actually is.

NOT here for this Call Me Maybe hate. Say what you want about it, but it's a well-crafted pop song and that's that.

Well, we already have... ...an apple ....a strawberry ....and a really disgustingly eaten orange So, fingers crossed for a banana!

Her husky voice....

NO ITS NOT EVIL

@@Lanakai I did mine and it wasn't accurate WHY WAS IT CRAZY ACCURATE FOR LANA AND NOT FOR ME

This is so scarily accurate, it makes me want to make my own

just sayin'....

YES PLEASE.

aww those poor israelis

oh i c u using the "royal we"

^ Normally, I'd grovel about that too, but I think the lyrics work in the context of the song, instrumental-wise I don't mind the repetition, I just wanted a greater attention to lyricism, which I felt I was present on Ultraviolence