Venice

I visited there 3 summers in a row (except this one ofc, covid) - it's just so... different? That's the best way I can describe it anyway. Everyone and everything is just openly different and weird and nobody cares, in a really good and refreshing way. I feel so alive when I'm there. Then again, where I live in comparison, is dead. 

I can't help but to think of "LA, I picked San Francisco because the man who doesn't love me lives there" - please, no repeats 

Love it! I hope she really nails the visuals. She looks so attractive and mysterious here. 

i hope she does officially release it some day. yes to heaven has done sooo well on youtube in a relatively small amount of time, especially considering it’s unreleased. lots of comments about it being people’s wedding song. i kno it’ll be mine too lol

If I were God, I would erase the whole universe before ever letting such sick crimes like this happen. I damn Epstein, Prince Andrews, Trump, Clinton, Maxwell, and every single person who let them get away with it. The fucking "justice system" and all the crooked organizations and people in the world. This story always makes me feel so helpless- the damage is done, the rich people are free, and they will stay free. I just want to be like a guardian angel or a mother and hold the survivors in my arms and give them all the love in the world and make them feel safe. I hope the rich come toppling down with this story, but of course we know they won't.

Love it! I hope she really nails the visuals. She looks so attractive and mysterious here. 

Hoping the collab is for Zella's album. Collabs never add anything much to Lana's discography for me. I liked the ASAP Rocky collabs but the rest I could take or leave.

I can't help but to think of "LA, I picked San Francisco because the man who doesn't love me lives there" - please, no repeats 

Well, regardless of the (very obvious) fact that SL lives there she might also want to have a pied-a-terre there both as an investment and as a base to stay if/when she continues to help the Native American communities in the area. She might also want some privacy that she obvioulsy wouldn't get staying at the local hotels.
 

Good evening.
 
This makes me want to die 
 
https://mobile.twitter.com/MrAbernasty/status/1289065006533943296

i only know how to do one thing 

 

 
 
it wont let me change the title again either lmfao 

she looks so hot! i hope the real album cover is something like this. at least i can dream

To add to my previous post, I feel that the poem seems to be her pleading with LA to understand, respect, and accept her so she can finally feel at peace and at home there. She seems to express both the worthiness and unworthiness about both herself and LA. She softly demands for her truth to be heard, vents and defends about various experiences and characteristics, expresses qualities about herself and what she can offer, as well as what they do and don't have in common in a way that provokes a sense of compatibility between them and her utter desperation for everything to work out there. "Can I come home now?" is not her asking if she can go to her literal house, as she continues to wish to go home even after telling the story of her Hancock Park home which obviously didn't feel safe or comforting.

Yesss. Also, the title gives me BTD vibes 
 
I love that despite these wild times with heated opinions and flak, that she's just doing her own thing and quietly working on her art. Can't wait!

I agree, it's a weird paradox. There are as many wealthy, loaded people in their supercars as there are those who are struggling to reach their dreams. Musicians by the ocean, rap groups break dancing in the streets. The greedy and the givers. The city is a wildcard. I've never seen a place quite like it before.

I visited there 3 summers in a row (except this one ofc, covid) - it's just so... different? That's the best way I can describe it anyway. Everyone and everything is just openly different and weird and nobody cares, in a really good and refreshing way. I feel so alive when I'm there. Then again, where I live in comparison, is dead. 

I visited there 3 summers in a row (except this one ofc, covid) - it's just so... different? That's the best way I can describe it anyway. Everyone and everything is just openly different and weird and nobody cares, in a really good and refreshing way. I feel so alive when I'm there. Then again, where I live in comparison, is dead. 

It’s the city of dreams, where everything related to movies used to be (it stilL much is) and where so many mystical singers and bands came from. It’s not even beautiful, honestly: there is almost no préservation of architectural landmarks of any kind, and the traffic is horrendous ( Not owning a car is almost unthinkable). And yet, the vibe is very special and weird: it’s chill and hippie, and yet, people think they are the shit (selfcare, plastic surgery and vegan and also the stuff of big brands). It’s always sunny and yet, you know there is a chance this could all go away in an earthquake. There are so mystical places to be and see (Lana mentioned spring many of them in her songs: if you go visit, listen to her albums, it’s the perfect soundtrack). It’s worth seeing once in a lifetime.

Hm I don't think so, because if someone's a real fan, then they know that while Lana can be very unknowledgeable about certain things, that she's most certainly not racist or hateful lmao. I'd be the first to go if so! And I don't think casual fans would greatly affect sales with this, especially when this wasn't a very 'loud' release to begin with if you know what I mean.
 
Anyway, I think a big mistake was how her team uploaded the LAWAITLY poem on YT but made it only viewable to a select few countries before making it public 1-2 days later. That really affects how it trends and takes off. They should have made it public right upon release, especially with all the exposure it needed considering some current major releases by other artists.

The Doin' Time music vid is now nominated for the VMAs 2020 under "Best Alternative" and up for votes @ http://mtv.com/vma/vote/ !!

I agree, it's a weird paradox. There are as many wealthy, loaded people in their supercars as there are those who are struggling to reach their dreams. Musicians by the ocean, rap groups break dancing in the streets. The greedy and the givers. The city is a wildcard. I've never seen a place quite like it before.

I visited there 3 summers in a row (except this one ofc, covid) - it's just so... different? That's the best way I can describe it anyway. Everyone and everything is just openly different and weird and nobody cares, in a really good and refreshing way. I feel so alive when I'm there. Then again, where I live in comparison, is dead. 

Was reading the Folklore album's critique on National Review and...
 
ethereal scary sexy bitch ghost huh. good stuff, love the power with which her aesthetic comes through 

She's well known as a nut job by now. I can't ever take her seriously lmao, and neither does the industry anymore. She's talented as a singer/rapper but after her countless controversies and erratic behaviour for years, her reputation precedes her now.

I visited there 3 summers in a row (except this one ofc, covid) - it's just so... different? That's the best way I can describe it anyway. Everyone and everything is just openly different and weird and nobody cares, in a really good and refreshing way. I feel so alive when I'm there. Then again, where I live in comparison, is dead.