Hello Heaven

In my eyes, bitch is a term against women and only used toward men to attack their masculinity (their ego) and make them feel like women.  
As an LGBTQ person, Azealia is called a bitch anytime she presents an unpopular opinion. She never used the word faggot in her music. She has refered to herself (or the character her lyrics portray) as a dyke plenty of times and nobody bats an eye. But once she called one person a fag (Perez Hilton) everyone is in an uproar.

None of them. But I've kinda been a Blake shipper for a long time now. If I can't have him, she can - that would be cute seeing them perform together, plus they'd never have a long time apart because they'd be together when she tours too. 
 
 
 
I mean, come ON? 

i have to say that "confirmation" by him felt weird and incomplete. i remember the facebook post denying they dated and claiming they met in jan 2014. there was a comment there alleging that at lana's show he had said they'd known each other for several years. i also remember some other statement he made where he eluded to maybe being able to tell the truth one day? i don't quite remember, but i do remember it struck me as odd. i'm not trying to be a deluded stan but i really do think there's more to it than what he's letting on.

omg in completely irrelevant but cool news, one of my fave bands Peace covered Doing It for the BBC live lounge! They have done work with her before
 
here it is: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02j9gr8 around 14:40 

None of them. But I've kinda been a Blake shipper for a long time now. If I can't have him, she can - that would be cute seeing them perform together, plus they'd never have a long time apart because they'd be together when she tours too. 
 
 
 
I mean, come ON? 

None of them. But I've kinda been a Blake shipper for a long time now. If I can't have him, she can - that would be cute seeing them perform together, plus they'd never have a long time apart because they'd be together when she tours too. 
 
 
 
I mean, come ON? 

I haven't posted since the first page 
 
But I feel like I should contribute/be more educated cos I'm seeing her in my town on April 1st and I'm SO super excited (even though the only person who will go with me is my 13 year old sister). Plus, the venue is quite small and tickets still haven't sold out since November so there's shouldn't be too many stans to shove through... People in my area have shit music taste 

omg i love you 
 
Saw this on twitter:
"I think Lana is one of the greatest pop masterminds of my time." - Charli XCX on Lana Del Rey          aw
 
wait THIS GALORE SHOOT THO. 

nobody said any of that though?

I guess I'm an individualist but I was pretty convinced I'd get one of her more submissive songs 

None of them. But I've kinda been a Blake shipper for a long time now. If I can't have him, she can - that would be cute seeing them perform together, plus they'd never have a long time apart because they'd be together when she tours too. 
 
 
 
I mean, come ON? 

None of them. But I've kinda been a Blake shipper for a long time now. If I can't have him, she can - that would be cute seeing them perform together, plus they'd never have a long time apart because they'd be together when she tours too. 
 
 
 
I mean, come ON? 

@@Hello Heaven I see what you mean, and I sorta see why you could think that, but I dunno I guess I just like each song quite a lot. But yeah now that I think about it UV is kinda uneven, I just think it's less so that BTD. But also with BTD the deluxe edition was boring and apart from Without You the songs weren't worth buying. Flipside, Black Beauty and ITH are essential Lana songs. UV as a record has 16 songs, and only 2 I'd call real duds and I think if you rearrange the tracks a little (as I did in my playlist) the whole record kinda balances out.
 
*realises I've just spent ten minutes analysing UV on a BTD related thread*
 

I still remember not going to work to get the album and play it all day (I did the same with UV). At first I was a bit disappointed although we basically knew almost every song before it leaked and some of the songs on the album were not as good as some who didn't make the cut, but I fell in love. This whole era was just so exciting. Rooting for her and fighting against others why Lana Del Rey is better than your basic fave, watching her rising to stardom, the glorious videos, the anticipation for Paradise and the way she was killin it on the charts worldwide, It made me so happy for her, cause she is the type of artist that deserves the success she had with this record.  And she was such a babe, always smiling, laughing and nice to her fans like I have not seen a popstar before.
 
And then all the leaks!!! It was so interesting being a Lana fan. The music just never stopped.
 
BTD is less than 30k away from selling 1 million records in the UK, so buy 10, buy 20! 

I do agree that BTD goes a bit wish-washy after National Anthem but even more so with UV, in my opinion. FMWUTTT, MPG, Old Money, Sad Girl, PWIC, G&R are all similar-ish sounding, compared to how different Brooklyn Baby, West Coast, Ultraviolence, Shades of Cool are at the beginning which are also the stand out tracks/ones that got the most promotion so she definitely could have done the tracklisting a lot better. 
 
Saying all that, I don't wanna put UV down because I do adore it and it's like 10000X better than if she went down the pop route instead.
 
AKA comes extremely close to BTD with me, I prefer the songs individually and just the whole 'surf noir' thing she was going for but I put BTD above just cos of the production and how it goes together as an album. Also Lolita and Lucky ones get slated wayyy too much, Lolita is one of my favourites.

In an episode of The Golden Girls, Betty White's character stops having sex because multiple men have died mid-coitus with her. I wonder if Lana is worried that her collaborative spirit kills off old legends (Bobby Womack, Lou Reed) and is hence avoiding Moroder and Wilson
 
 
 

Giorgio and Brian are actually really talented tho so the songs would hardly be disappointing

That's funny because her voice in that song was exactly what made me fall in love with her. I remember when I saw a pic of her in October 2011 and I thought she was like so hot... I read some stuff about her and I didn't want to listen to her music. I watched the Video Games video on MTV at 5a.m. and I kinda liked it but I was so tired so i didn't really pay attention. And then I listened to Born to Die (song) and when I first heard her voice singing "feet don't fail me now..." I was like I was like wow, I fell in love.

I was actually devastated when I heard about this because The Beach Boys are a childhood favourite of mine, I'm actually seeing them live this year, so I was really looking forward to the collab - especially since we know the band are an inspiration of Lana's too but now I'm just really not hyped for the album 

Oh my fuck, I was only 13 innocent years old, one of the only obsessions that have stuck since then. Embarrassingly, my mum was also really anticipating the release too because she loved Video Games and tbh the whole family (still) love a National Anthem karaoke session in the car.
 
It really is an iconic album, I was so excited when it came in the mail because I've never been in such awe and fascination over someone, not just her music. It's just got this amazing production and atmosphere which literally makes you feel like you're driving fast in an open roof vintage car - it sounds stupid but it really does make my blood boil and I get genuinely upset when people call her "boring" or "depressing" I mean, are you seriously basing this on Video Games which is the only ballad on the whole fucking album and actually that song is POSITIVE. 
 
Anyway, back to celebrating, I love this album, as much as I adore Ultraviolence, it was a fair shot off BTD because it flows better as an album and yet each song is unique and stands out in it's own way.

Oh my fuck, I was only 13 innocent years old, one of the only obsessions that have stuck since then. Embarrassingly, my mum was also really anticipating the release too because she loved Video Games and tbh the whole family (still) love a National Anthem karaoke session in the car.
 
It really is an iconic album, I was so excited when it came in the mail because I've never been in such awe and fascination over someone, not just her music. It's just got this amazing production and atmosphere which literally makes you feel like you're driving fast in an open roof vintage car - it sounds stupid but it really does make my blood boil and I get genuinely upset when people call her "boring" or "depressing" I mean, are you seriously basing this on Video Games which is the only ballad on the whole fucking album and actually that song is POSITIVE. 
 
Anyway, back to celebrating, I love this album, as much as I adore Ultraviolence, it was a fair shot off BTD because it flows better as an album and yet each song is unique and stands out in it's own way.

Oh my fuck, I was only 13 innocent years old, one of the only obsessions that have stuck since then. Embarrassingly, my mum was also really anticipating the release too because she loved Video Games and tbh the whole family (still) love a National Anthem karaoke session in the car.
 
It really is an iconic album, I was so excited when it came in the mail because I've never been in such awe and fascination over someone, not just her music. It's just got this amazing production and atmosphere which literally makes you feel like you're driving fast in an open roof vintage car - it sounds stupid but it really does make my blood boil and I get genuinely upset when people call her "boring" or "depressing" I mean, are you seriously basing this on Video Games which is the only ballad on the whole fucking album and actually that song is POSITIVE. 
 
Anyway, back to celebrating, I love this album, as much as I adore Ultraviolence, it was a fair shot off BTD because it flows better as an album and yet each song is unique and stands out in it's own way.

Oh my fuck, I was only 13 innocent years old, one of the only obsessions that have stuck since then. Embarrassingly, my mum was also really anticipating the release too because she loved Video Games and tbh the whole family (still) love a National Anthem karaoke session in the car.
 
It really is an iconic album, I was so excited when it came in the mail because I've never been in such awe and fascination over someone, not just her music. It's just got this amazing production and atmosphere which literally makes you feel like you're driving fast in an open roof vintage car - it sounds stupid but it really does make my blood boil and I get genuinely upset when people call her "boring" or "depressing" I mean, are you seriously basing this on Video Games which is the only ballad on the whole fucking album and actually that song is POSITIVE. 
 
Anyway, back to celebrating, I love this album, as much as I adore Ultraviolence, it was a fair shot off BTD because it flows better as an album and yet each song is unique and stands out in it's own way.

Although shows like Toddlers & Tiaras mostly or only show the bad side of kiddy pageants, I do think it's mostly wrong. I don't like how some mothers bring up their children to think that you have to be beautiful and have a spray tan to get far in life.
 
I mean, the best years of my life were when I was a toddler and yes I understand that the kids probably usually enjoy the fun of dressing up because I loved wearing a little bit of makeup and my mum's jewellry at home and dressing up as a princess or a fairy or whatever was awesome so I guess pageants are like an extreme version of that.
 
Still, you can just tell these kids are probably going to grow up to be stuck up little brats unless they realise how ridiculous they look when they mature a bit. Because seriously, these kids are not cute like their mummies might think