Blue Jeans

@@buster I went to hell and back with VIP Nation to try and figure out what the hell was going on. It happened at a few other shows but our show had the most people who had the Gold package with pit tickets. I'll forever be salty about it lmao my group and I had that show planned down to a tee - we bought wristbands to keep track of line order and everything. Like we were the first ones there, we had no idea the Gold package thing even happened until hours before the show. So we essentially camped out for 50 hours to be 28th, 29th, and 30th in line bc VIP Nation is shit. Fantastic show, but it was ran so poorly.

@@mjsmith033 This literally happened to me at the Phoenix show except I had a Silver VIP ticket and my group was first in line at the venue, so they let all the Gold package ticketholders in front of us because they "paid more", and we got nothing in compensation even though they advertised the silver package as being the only VIP package with a GA pit ticket. They'll let all the people with VIP Gold Package tickets into the venue first and if you were sold a Gold package ticket with a GA pit ticket, you will be let into the pit ahead of all the silver VIP ticketholders (which is kinda messed up on VIP Nation's part because Silver Package was the only package supposed to have GA pit tickets)

This show was a mess. A damn mess. Not on Lana's part, but on VIP Nation's and Ak Chin's part. They accidentally sold 27 VIP Gold package tickets (which are meant to come with a seat) with a GA pit ticket, and since gold is more expensive, they let all 27 people go in front of the group of Silver VIP ticket holders that had been there since the day before.

3 Silver Package GA tickets for the Phoenix show

She filmed me at the Phoenix show during Blue Jeans, which is (clearly) my favorite song, when I happened to be having a mild existential crisis. Kinda makes sense now she was filming the ones who seemed to display the highest degree of idolization.

I gave her a cigarette when I met her maybe she smoked it while writing a song for Ultraviolence

I was at the concert. I mean maybe because I was front row it was an incredible show but she fucking slayed her vocals. My only complaint was that it was short. I stood in that pit for 2 hours before she went on. It really wasn't that bad.

Lol that video was from my concert and the guy was so nice. We stood together in line. I remember her singing that at the beginning and freaking out

I went to her Phoenix show. I got there at 8:30 A.M. We knew the theatre really well so we knew where she would get dropped off and so did everyone else. So I heard screaming when she arrived and went over there and got my picture and autograph no issue. I don't know the odds but she is v nice and would probably love to meet you guys

Flashdance...What A Feeling is an amazing song and I'd love for him to bring a sound like that to Ultraviolence

IT LOOKS SO CAMPY BUT SO GOOD

1: When did you first discover Lana Del Rey: About September 2011, Video Games video. 2: What was the first song that made you fall in love with her music: Born To Die in December 2011. 3: Favorite Lana hairstyle: The one in both Blue Jeans videos 4: Favorite live performance: Blue Jeans BBC 6 Music with Huey Morgan 5: Favorite lyric: You were sorta punk rock, I grew up on hip hop, you fit me better than my favorite sweater. 6: Would you make out with Lana if you had the chance to? YAASSSS 7: Favorite facial feature: Lips 8: What's one thing you don't like about Lana? She won't tour in America. 9: Have you ever met Lana? No 10: Who's you favorite artist after Lana? Lady Gaga 11: Would you say you're obsessed or just a really big fan? Obsessed 12: What if Lana was secretly an evil zombie would you still love her? Even when she's no longer young and beautiful, yes

Carmen

Blue Jeans + Summertime Sadness

Thank you for trying, I have a pretty good idea where it was filmed though.

Summertime Sadness' video has been my favorite since it came out. I think it would be cool to know where it was filmed. I researched and found out that it was filmed in Santa Clarita, California, by Jaime King and her husband. In the video, you can see it is filmed mostly on a road, somewhere in the mountains that surround or are near Santa Clarita. In still photos, you can see a trash can in the background so I am assuming it was filmed at the King's house or someone's house that overlooked a valley, where Lana "killed herself" by falling off of the rocky edge of the sidewalk. Now, I'm not trying to be a stalker, I don't want to know where the Kings live, but this video has significant personal value to me and it would mean a lot if I knew where the video was filmed. I've looked but I can't figure out exactly where it was filmed. If you could help, that would be great.

THIS SKIRT

One of my favorite songs by her, fucking SLAY

Carmen is so slow and is so unexciting I rarely ever listen to it

So it's the Cedric remix that is played on the radio?

Remember in one of her interviews, someone asked where the name Lana Del Rey came from and she explained that she was speaking a lot of Spanish with her Cuban friends in Miami? Maybe Tropico is the story of her time spent in Miami and Florida, that would explain all the chola stuff...it seems very plausible to me. Even the title of the video is Spanish.

I'm still excited as fuck

In Blue Jeans just after she says "You just need to remember..." and then the 'whooshing' sound and then the final chorus. FLAWLESS.

Where did Lana say that Tropico was G&M, BA, and BE?