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Amazing video
 
Terrible song as I expected from the moment I knew about this

I just read the new NME interview where she mentions that Fuck it I love you is her most dishonest song.
 
One song on ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell!’ might make you think west coast life isn’t the cure-all people make it out to be though. On ‘Fuck It, I Love You’, she sighs, “I moved to California but it’s just a state of mind/Turns out everywhere you go, you take yourself/That’s not a lie,” as if expectations of a mental glow-up post-relocation were not met. Instead, she describes it as her “most dishonest song”, sung as if it’s about herself when it’s actually about a friend.   
I could imagine that those lines might be about Barrie/ from Barries POV. He never felt 100% at home in California and took his depression with him where ever he went. But maybe it's just my mind that wants to see Barrie references everywhere.

GUESS WHO WON A SIGNED VINYL FROM URBAN OUTFITTERS!!! ME AHHHHHJ IM SO SHOCKED I NEVER WIN ANYTHING?! https://twitter.com/fucksforever/status/1172202622343729152?s=19

Cedric Gervais found dead

...THAT HORN(cello? Idk) IN THE TITLE TRACK....still gives me chills. Soooooooo gooooood. It's like signifying dawn of a new age of music..a revolution

Guys it's been 13 days and I'm still so in love with this album, I can't believe that I like every song, I wasn't expecting to at all and I'm just so happy and full of candy     
 
 
My favorites are (no order) MAC, NFR, VB, Cinnamon Girl, Bartender, The Greatest
 
Also, does the beginning of Love Song remind anyone else of the instrumental beginning of the Blue Jeans video? The chords at the beginning of LS just recall the grandiosity of the Blue Jeans chorus for me for whatever reason.

I saw her in 2013 in Hamburg and last year in Berlin and I was kind of disappointed after the show, to say the least. The difference was huge in my opinion. I remember her singing Heart Shaped Box in 2013 and the goosebumps I had . I do understand that she is afraid of not hitting the notes but not even trying anymore is a let down for me. And I guess that the more afraid she is, the more difficult it gets to hit the notes. Like you all said before, maybe a vocal coach would be helpful, showing her techniques or taking away the fear. Because I don't think it's because of pure laziness that she doesn't sing that much anymore.
 
The positive surprise for me was her singing Yayo - only her and her guitar, which felt very intimate and real to me. I really liked the little medley, too. After a lot of thinking I bought tickets for her show next year in Berlin - I'll go there without expectations so that I won't be disappointed again. But I do pray for a live performance of Shades of Cool

I kinda wish I cared about this but I'm not into Ariana and I cannot fucking stand Miley so I'mma sit this one out 

the instrumental sounds cheapy af

My brother found a Lana ad today in Stockholm! I didn’t think Universal Sweden cared to promote her at all, so this makes me glad to see! I’ll try to find this ad or another one when I go to town this Friday. ^-^

I just read the new NME interview where she mentions that Fuck it I love you is her most dishonest song.
 
One song on ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell!’ might make you think west coast life isn’t the cure-all people make it out to be though. On ‘Fuck It, I Love You’, she sighs, “I moved to California but it’s just a state of mind/Turns out everywhere you go, you take yourself/That’s not a lie,” as if expectations of a mental glow-up post-relocation were not met. Instead, she describes it as her “most dishonest song”, sung as if it’s about herself when it’s actually about a friend.   
I could imagine that those lines might be about Barrie/ from Barries POV. He never felt 100% at home in California and took his depression with him where ever he went. But maybe it's just my mind that wants to see Barrie references everywhere.

Norman fucking Rockwell - 22
Mariners Apartment Complex - 20
Venice Bitch - 21
Cinnamon Girl - 15
California - 20
The Greatest - 15
Bartender - 29
 
bartender getting what it deserves

She’s only 34 but her ears are too low on her head so I mean

I saw her in 2013 in Hamburg and last year in Berlin and I was kind of disappointed after the show, to say the least. The difference was huge in my opinion. I remember her singing Heart Shaped Box in 2013 and the goosebumps I had . I do understand that she is afraid of not hitting the notes but not even trying anymore is a let down for me. And I guess that the more afraid she is, the more difficult it gets to hit the notes. Like you all said before, maybe a vocal coach would be helpful, showing her techniques or taking away the fear. Because I don't think it's because of pure laziness that she doesn't sing that much anymore.
 
The positive surprise for me was her singing Yayo - only her and her guitar, which felt very intimate and real to me. I really liked the little medley, too. After a lot of thinking I bought tickets for her show next year in Berlin - I'll go there without expectations so that I won't be disappointed again. But I do pray for a live performance of Shades of Cool

It sounds like an ice cream truck to me

It sounds like an ice cream truck to me

It sounds like an ice cream truck to me

It sounds like an ice cream truck to me

school and work suddenly do not exist im hopping on a plane to be there 

It sounds like an ice cream truck to me

First of all, I have to say I'm personally insulted she did a cover of Ariana Grande of all people.
Like YUCK.
 
Girl is pushing 40 and wanting to put her own spin on some blackface barbie's knock-off trap trash.
She gets dragged for not singing the title track.

I just returned from 1 hour biking and it's breezy (but hot lol) and I enjoyed sooo much listening to the album
Bartender, I have no words, I love this track

I saw her in 2013 in Hamburg and last year in Berlin and I was kind of disappointed after the show, to say the least. The difference was huge in my opinion. I remember her singing Heart Shaped Box in 2013 and the goosebumps I had . I do understand that she is afraid of not hitting the notes but not even trying anymore is a let down for me. And I guess that the more afraid she is, the more difficult it gets to hit the notes. Like you all said before, maybe a vocal coach would be helpful, showing her techniques or taking away the fear. Because I don't think it's because of pure laziness that she doesn't sing that much anymore.
 
The positive surprise for me was her singing Yayo - only her and her guitar, which felt very intimate and real to me. I really liked the little medley, too. After a lot of thinking I bought tickets for her show next year in Berlin - I'll go there without expectations so that I won't be disappointed again. But I do pray for a live performance of Shades of Cool

She not only needs a vocal coach but a good therapist to help with her stage anxiety. At this point in her career she should’ve lost some of stage fright but something is holding her back.
 
God her mangers should’ve known and done something from the start but I guess they don’t give a shit....