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melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

melodrama fans trying to hold onto lorde's pop persona while shes smoking a blunt at the beach
 
 

she should do a Ray of light-esque rework for 'Green Light' for this tour. this old arrangement is untranslatable to this new era
 
also i wonder if shes going to do Liability w the same piano arrangement?

she should do a Ray of light-esque rework for 'Green Light' for this tour. this old arrangement is untranslatable to this new era
 
also i wonder if shes going to do Liability w the same piano arrangement?

she should do a Ray of light-esque rework for 'Green Light' for this tour. this old arrangement is untranslatable to this new era
 
also i wonder if shes going to do Liability w the same piano arrangement?

she should do a Ray of light-esque rework for 'Green Light' for this tour. this old arrangement is untranslatable to this new era
 
also i wonder if shes going to do Liability w the same piano arrangement?

I totally agree with you, and even though I loved this album, I think you're right, specially when her breakout was Royals, a song about... well, being common and not relating to that lifestyle at all?

she should do a Ray of light-esque rework for 'Green Light' for this tour. this old arrangement is untranslatable to this new era
 
also i wonder if shes going to do Liability w the same piano arrangement?

she should do a Ray of light-esque rework for 'Green Light' for this tour. this old arrangement is untranslatable to this new era
 
also i wonder if shes going to do Liability w the same piano arrangement?

https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/culture/video/lorde-performs-green-light-live-central-park-79556022
 
 

I totally agree with you, and even though I loved this album, I think you're right, specially when her breakout was Royals, a song about... well, being common and not relating to that lifestyle at all?

https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/culture/video/lorde-performs-green-light-live-central-park-79556022
 
 

I totally agree with you, and even though I loved this album, I think you're right, specially when her breakout was Royals, a song about... well, being common and not relating to that lifestyle at all?

The outro of Oceanic Feeling is like the epilogue to the whole album, not just the song. People are asking if the album is cringe or satire, but for me it's a bit of both, deliberately so. She's exploring these kind of cheesy wellness tropes that she's partially satirizing but also admiring them because it's hard to fault anyone who's able to find enlightenment in this dark world, even when the methods seem silly to the rest of us. The outro of the song is kind of like her revealing her cards, showing us that she's not quite the character she's inhabited throughout the album but she is genuinely on the path to finding her own version of peace and calm.

I'm so surprised by the extreme hate, people are so melodramatic. It's one thing to say the music's not for you, but some of the things people are saying...
 
I went for a nice long walk last night and listened three times and it's so lovely! Very late 90s/early 2000s pop, mixed with Chemtrails energy, with subtle touches of 60s/70s. Not a big acid album like she originally set out to make, but the leftovers of that idea are sprinkled throughout, stoner vibes for sure. This polarizing reaction upon release will only ensure it's cult status in the future.
 
I imagine the whole album will be a grower that gets better with each listen, but it's already great.
 

Maybe I'm just overdramatic but I don't like the title Leader of The New Regime, especially the regime part which has predominantly negative connotations, doesn't it?
 
In my fantasy it could've been called The Prophet or something similar and it'd still fit with its spiritual and rather pessimistic tone. Someone we'd need to help us in a crisis which Ella has said will define our lifetime.