teamggy

I cant tell if you're being srs (I'm assuming not lol) cuz yeah, the irony and after they still called it a "freakout" and "tantrum" when she was clearly very justified in her reaction you'll neverrr catch me giving tmz any props thats for sure

the sounds been pretty great to me on the actual stream via that rtp.pt site? so hopefully theres a good rip afterwards for everyone at least

not this crowd literally being a back vocal track omg

another one https://i.imgur.com/jQjehkL.png

Courtney is prob just sick of seeing Lana around Taylor judging by her other commentary

“I had books thrown at me in San Francisco. I’ve been punched in the face in Brooklyn.” this quote gave me vibes 😭

That lawsuit is horrific and I guess now we know.. https://twitter.com/CassieWorld/status/1726765608224645282 FUCK HIM fr hope he rots in hell

gorgeous! https://twitter.com/harpersbazaarus/status/1726950177242513887

AOTY nom too

exactly. & she better win

now if only the Scammys placed her in the Alt categories too..

we lost

BONNIE MCKEE WAS at one of the lowest, darkest moments of her life when she had a validating experience with Lana Del Rey. The singer approached her at a party in 2019 and held up her phone to show what she had been listening to on her way there: McKee’s 2015 song “Bombastic.” McKee was shocked that Del Rey even remembered who she was; they had only met once at a Coachella party years prior. They exchanged phone numbers that night and spoke on the phone days later. Del Rey said she was a fan of McKee, the songwriting mastermind who has written music for people like Katy Perry, Britney Spears, and Kesha. Del Rey also asked McKee about her YouTube series, where she used to chronicle her journey trying to break through as a pop star around 2013. “I think that you should go back to being a redhead,” Del Rey told her during their call. (McKee had already made an appointment to do exactly that.) “Having someone that I respect so much just fall out of the sky and tell me exactly what I needed to hear was a God moment,” she tells Rolling Stone. “Lana is a guardian angel to me.” At that time, McKee was focused on songwriting after being dropped as an artist by Epic Records six years prior. She had released some singles and her Bombastic EP since then, but her artist project was mostly behind her. When she met Del Rey, she had also just ended “a really toxic relationship” with someone who constantly told her she was “foolish” to think she could start her artist career again. He’d say she needed to get her priorities straight and dismiss her dreams of being an artist: “When somebody tells you something over and over again, you start to believe them.” Full: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/bonnie-mckee-interview-songwriter-talks-comeback-hot-city-katy-perry-1234778929/