Agnese13

Sorry, I just saw this. Yeah, I'd love to. I'm also meeting up with my friend who lives in Warsaw...so yeah, u can msg me

I Fink U Freeky - Die Antwoord

hope so

I just thought how fun exactly this might have been, considering it's Gaga's bday and there had to be fountains of alcohol...

I just had a heart attack.

I just bought my first baseball cap

I'm going to this as well. Yas yas yaaaaaas

I'm going too

Ultraviolence live + Swan Song

I think there has to be at least a few more Europe dates, like festivals n stuff. If not, I'm heading to Moscow, at least it's not over the ocean and relatively close to my city. Haven't seen Lanz in 3 years

My favorite from UV. I can't even express how beautiful it is. For me it just evokes a very nostalgic feeling, of how things used to be in my past. Of the people I was once friends with, of all those special moments I shared with them, yet somewhere that friendship faded away and all that stayed is loneliness. Of how simple life was, that happiness was there, it's just that I never knew it and now it's all gone. I just want it hear live so bad, I would prob be a wreck, but I have to...

Hopefully I'm going too.

I thought it was a good interview, thanks.

Coz it's you, it's you, it's all for you....Video Games Lana, you are the bestest ♥

Hmmm, weeeelll.... Question I always have wanted to ask her is about God, like where does her faith in God come from and why is she such a strong believer? What does heaven mean to her? I actually can't think of anything else, but that question about God is smth I seriously want to know

I think she simply has different views on death than the majority of people in this world and saying it quite openly like she did in the interview leads to these kinds of ''sensations''. I just think it says a lot about the world we live in and in what kind of culture do we find ourselves. This definitely was blown out of proportion and twisted, I do believe in that. I honestly don't get it, I don't understand what has she done to deserve all the bullshit she gets, because really, it seems like she does get more than other people do. How about just let her be/create music/sing? So simple, yet it seems that our media-driven culture is incapable of just appreciating things for what they are. There always has to be some-kind of ranking/competition system that puts people/artists against each other. And more than anyone else, I don't understand critics. Like, what kind of job exactly is that? It's like all they do is sit all day make fun of/criticize others for what they do, because, well, at least they DO something in their lives. The rant's over, thank you

Ok, here's how I see it. I just think she has a very philosophical mind, overactive mind, always wondering about existential things. Money is great, because we all need it (whether we like it or not), but it doesn't bring peace, it doesn't answer the questions. Another thing is just that feeling she doesn't belong in this world. I mean, I feel like understand her on that level so well. And then death is like a salvation for her, I don't even think it's depression, but it's a sort of obsession with death. Like, to me the idea of death is exciting, I'm more excited about death than I am about life, because I know death is not the end. So, I kinda feel it's smth similar with Lana, but maybe I'm just writing here complete nonsense and couldn't be further from the truth. It's like, a feeling that unless you die, you will never really find peace&home. It's not like I wanna go and kill myself, but it's not like I wanna live either. Oh Lanz, but there's always the music and I hope she finds that salvation in it and some little bit of peace&happiness in people she loves. She has a very beautiful&sensitive soul and all those idiots who crush her with their negative energy should just shut the fuck up for once. Like, there is smth called an opinion, but that can be said while still remaining respectful towards the person, and then there's just plain stupidity.

this is so good

wow...

Great interview, thanks

Great interview, thanks

I love the 2nd, I love Lana in black. So used to seeing her in white, but black is gorgeous. Black beauty

All the times I've listened to it, I cried. I can't really deal with this perfection. I actually don't even remember when was the last time I cried because of a song, or at all. I fucking love her.

I think people perceive the things she says way too seriously sometimes. Plus, about the men, well, I just think it's her experience that leads to those kinds of views. I kinda agree, I also prefer masculine energy (although it doesn't mean that masculine energy can be found only in men), or rather say the societal view of ''masculine'' energy. We all have our past experiences that is the influence of our current perceptions and I think that's really the case, so again, I personally don't see anything wrong with it. I mean, she is who she is and that's the charming thing about her.

yas! simple, isn't it?