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When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

When Doin Time came out, we initially thought it was just for the Sublime documentary -  it was then tacked onto NFR and kind of became the album’s most commercial song.
 
I’m wondering if that’s the case here. Lasso was done, and then by happenstance, she linked up with Quavo and they made the song. So, like Doin Time, perhaps the song just kind of came out of nowhere and she felt it could go on the album. 

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

The thing that makes me think it’s for Lasso is that the video is very obviously set in the country and the guitars feel like Lana more than the beats feel like Quavo. And Lana is the one dropping her album, and a country one at that. Plus, it seems her people are more involved in it than his. But that also doesn’t mean the song couldn’t be on both of their albums, but I don’t think Quavo has any public plans to release one, so…🤞

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s. 

Ethel Cain liked and reposted that picture to her story! Interesting since they are both linked to Jack Donoghue and Ethel has been vocal about the comparisons early critics made between Lana and herself. I love to see that though, Ethel’s sound and southern gothic brand would dovetail really nicely with Lana’s.