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Taking the lyrics that are a dig at people who objectify and sexualize her in order to justify doing the same. So smart and incredible 

Taking the lyrics that are a dig at people who objectify and sexualize her in order to justify doing the same. So smart and incredible 

Instead of manifesting Lana working with the most uncool and washed-up producers in the industry that only pop stars who are way behind on the trends work with (Aaron Dessner & Kevin Parker), we need to manifest the following:
 
1. An album that feels like a cohesive statement and not a random playlist
2. An album where she gets weird and experimental all the way trough and not just on two or three songs before she chickens out and starts playing it safe.
 

Instead of manifesting Lana working with the most uncool and washed-up producers in the industry that only pop stars who are way behind on the trends work with (Aaron Dessner & Kevin Parker), we need to manifest the following:
 
1. An album that feels like a cohesive statement and not a random playlist
2. An album where she gets weird and experimental all the way trough and not just on two or three songs before she chickens out and starts playing it safe.
 

Instead of manifesting Lana working with the most uncool and washed-up producers in the industry that only pop stars who are way behind on the trends work with (Aaron Dessner & Kevin Parker), we need to manifest the following:
 
1. An album that feels like a cohesive statement and not a random playlist
2. An album where she gets weird and experimental all the way trough and not just on two or three songs before she chickens out and starts playing it safe.
 

Instead of manifesting Lana working with the most uncool and washed-up producers in the industry that only pop stars who are way behind on the trends work with (Aaron Dessner & Kevin Parker), we need to manifest the following:
 
1. An album that feels like a cohesive statement and not a random playlist
2. An album where she gets weird and experimental all the way trough and not just on two or three songs before she chickens out and starts playing it safe.
 

You having to resort to listing the biggest classics and viral hits to downplay Let The Light In and Margaret's success only proves my point. And she has more than enough money in her bank and her legacy is already cemented. She doesn't have to compromise at all. And her ''fans'' keep demonstrating why it's not worth it. Just last night, I saw a viral tweet of Lana fan telling her to get on Ozempic. She has one of the worst fan bases in the industry. 

Can't wait for her to pull a Frank Ocean.

You having to resort to listing the biggest classics and viral hits to downplay Let The Light In and Margaret's success only proves my point. And she has more than enough money in her bank and her legacy is already cemented. She doesn't have to compromise at all. And her ''fans'' keep demonstrating why it's not worth it. Just last night, I saw a viral tweet of Lana fan telling her to get on Ozempic. She has one of the worst fan bases in the industry. 

Just search for it on twitter, I'm not lying. And I'm not against unreleased collection, but I would save it for the latter in her career. She doesn't need it atm.

You having to resort to listing the biggest classics and viral hits to downplay Let The Light In and Margaret's success only proves my point. And she has more than enough money in her bank and her legacy is already cemented. She doesn't have to compromise at all. And her ''fans'' keep demonstrating why it's not worth it. Just last night, I saw a viral tweet of Lana fan telling her to get on Ozempic. She has one of the worst fan bases in the industry. 

You having to resort to listing the biggest classics and viral hits to downplay Let The Light In and Margaret's success only proves my point. And she has more than enough money in her bank and her legacy is already cemented. She doesn't have to compromise at all. And her ''fans'' keep demonstrating why it's not worth it. Just last night, I saw a viral tweet of Lana fan telling her to get on Ozempic. She has one of the worst fan bases in the industry. 

You having to resort to listing the biggest classics and viral hits to downplay Let The Light In and Margaret's success only proves my point. And she has more than enough money in her bank and her legacy is already cemented. She doesn't have to compromise at all. And her ''fans'' keep demonstrating why it's not worth it. Just last night, I saw a viral tweet of Lana fan telling her to get on Ozempic. She has one of the worst fan bases in the industry. 

Lol, that's too extreme. 
 
Anyway, we're in for a classic. Unlike most artists, Lana makes the best music when she's happy. 
 
 
 

Lana needs to do a Doja Cat. Shave her head and start bullying y'all. And then release the new album in 2025.
 
 

Lana needs to do a Doja Cat. Shave her head and start bullying y'all. And then release the new album in 2025.
 
 

Lana needs to do a Doja Cat. Shave her head and start bullying y'all. And then release the new album in 2025.
 
 

Lana and Jack have been dropping clues all year long,  I'm definitely expecting them to do a left turn but more lyrically than sonically.
 
I could totally see them make an album full of dark humor and scathing satire at this point. And it would be quite refreshing.

Lana and Jack have been dropping clues all year long,  I'm definitely expecting them to do a left turn but more lyrically than sonically.
 
I could totally see them make an album full of dark humor and scathing satire at this point. And it would be quite refreshing.

Lana and Jack have been dropping clues all year long,  I'm definitely expecting them to do a left turn but more lyrically than sonically.
 
I could totally see them make an album full of dark humor and scathing satire at this point. And it would be quite refreshing.

Lana and Jack have been dropping clues all year long,  I'm definitely expecting them to do a left turn but more lyrically than sonically.
 
I could totally see them make an album full of dark humor and scathing satire at this point. And it would be quite refreshing.

Lana and Jack have been dropping clues all year long,  I'm definitely expecting them to do a left turn but more lyrically than sonically.
 
I could totally see them make an album full of dark humor and scathing satire at this point. And it would be quite refreshing.

I see we have already reached the point in the pre-release thread where ''the fans'', who are in deep denial (agony) about the direction of Lana's career, come out of hiding and start going through a delusional episodes (usually about Lana making a ''pop'' album). Completely ignoring what Lana has said just a  few weeks ago (that the new album is gonna be in the Americana vein) or what her closest person/producer (Jack Antonoff!) has said ( fuck pop and trends... ''There's really no place to go but out into the fucking wilderness, artistically''). Also ignoring the fact that Ocean is a quite successful album and that the biggest drivers of its success are two songs which fall into the ''new Lana'' camp; Let The Light In (NFR style ballad, just more countrified) and Margaret (piano pop ballad).
 
So this narrative that she has to ''revert back'' to old style or go pop and console her nostalgic fans is simply hilarious and has no grounds in reality. But if convincing themselves that she'll wake up in 2024 and call Max Martin and A$ap Rocky and make a pop-trap album helps them sleep easier at night...sure, why not. 
 
 
 
 

I see we have already reached the point in the pre-release thread where ''the fans'', who are in deep denial (agony) about the direction of Lana's career, come out of hiding and start going through a delusional episodes (usually about Lana making a ''pop'' album). Completely ignoring what Lana has said just a  few weeks ago (that the new album is gonna be in the Americana vein) or what her closest person/producer (Jack Antonoff!) has said ( fuck pop and trends... ''There's really no place to go but out into the fucking wilderness, artistically''). Also ignoring the fact that Ocean is a quite successful album and that the biggest drivers of its success are two songs which fall into the ''new Lana'' camp; Let The Light In (NFR style ballad, just more countrified) and Margaret (piano pop ballad).
 
So this narrative that she has to ''revert back'' to old style or go pop and console her nostalgic fans is simply hilarious and has no grounds in reality. But if convincing themselves that she'll wake up in 2024 and call Max Martin and A$ap Rocky and make a pop-trap album helps them sleep easier at night...sure, why not. 
 
 
 
 

The most acclaimed song of its year.