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She said "SYLVIA PLATH: NFR" when she teased Hope lol, and HIAB was posted WAY before. Nothing is certain for this woman

I think that one will be for The Greatest, which I imagine will be "Be Stronger"

We don't even know if Happiness is a Butterfly is the real title, let alone almost half of the snippets we have

Nah. Most of the songs don't have official song titles, and she did rework Sylvia Plath into HIADTFAWLMTH-BIHI lmao

HIAB is alive and breathing

This is what i'm thinking

Oop! It's happening

At least we know the surf rock/RHCP type of songs didn't die

It still says password. No logo for me

Where did the logo come from?

We love her again

I hate using the words over/underrated, but I love TNC. It's definitely one of her more under appreciated songs.

Radio has aged like fine wine...

I want a folk track like Tomorrow Never Came with FJM.

Yeah, I meant relevant artists. Sorry

Same. This needs to be her last album until she's passionate about releasing music again. We could be more grateful because we have had SO much music within the last six years, but we also have a right to complain about this random teasing and disappearing into thin air

This is quite possibly the worst album roll out from a well established artist...ever. Wake me up on August 9th because NOTHING is happening tomorrow or the week after tomorrow.

I didn't even notice that. Thanks for the tea

I feel like they did film it for Venice Bitch. The footage of the cars on the highway on loop and the clips of her with her friends in the back of a truck being chased by a cop car just doesn't make sense for a song like HIAB lol. To me, at least.

Just what I thought Mess. August 9th it is

I actually like this. Definitely fake, though

https://twitter.com/DelReyLatest/status/1154461610204778497?s=20 Is this account reliable or are they trolls? (Sorry if you all discussed this, I don't feel like scrolling through pages of nonsense about the color of the vinyl)

I think this era she was more focused on her lyricism than a record with a cohesive sound. NFR seems to be tied together by lyrical references to writers (Robert Frost, Sylvia Plath) or artists (Norman Rockwell), which Hope fits right in.

I'll bookmark if you dress up as a clown and take a pic for everyone

LMAOOOO