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That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

That seems to be her new persona this era, doing dumb shit and over the top stuff, like she's begging to be critized so she can act like she gives a fvck, to perhaps prove a point? She seems to act very edgy and it's worrying me a little  I hope COCC lives to the hype, otherwise this will be sad

That post of her driving is so fucking stupid, and I can’t believe she would be dumb enough to do it. 
 
Recording herself while switching between cameras, steering on a curvy road, and having her leg up on the dash. And dumb enough to post it. 
 
Smh. 

sir, there's the door. please leave ??

Hey everyone! With the Interview photoshoot out in HQ, I wanted to use it to make a new set of covers for Chemtrails! Hope you guys like them!  
 
 

Was just playing around tonight and this was the result. Not my best work ever, but she's cute 
 

I had been wanting to make a poster but couldn't decide what song/album to do one for. Yesterday, I saw these really beautiful photos of a woman in a hydrangea field and instantly thought of Old Money and wanted to make a Lana edit with them. The result is a poster for a fictional film for Old Money. Other than the edit itself, this piece isn't terribly complex. However, it came out just how I envisioned and I really love it! Hope you guys do too! 

 

 

The poster is huge and it's already stretching the page more than it probably should but if you want to view it even larger, you can find the full-size version HERE

 

No more Chuck Grant album covers
Society has progressed past the need for Chuck Grant album covers
 
We need a photographer who will actually release more than 2 images from the shoot!!!!!

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

Anyways, this got me really excited for the album. NFR was delayed because she added more songs to it too, and look how well it turned out. I’m happy to wait if that means the album is better. 
 
I’m excited to see where this folk, country (I’ve been getting more into country lately), and “Midwestern” sound is going to. I’m a little concerned when she mentioned folk after Taylor’s folklore reminded me a lot of NFR due to Jack’s work, but I’m also excited since I’ve been listening to Sirens a lot lately which is obviously folk. I’m interested to see how she talks about her family and friends in the album too, because it doesn’t seem like she does that often. 
 
I find it so interesting that to hear Lana being stressed about where she wants to go, about her even taking writing classes, and her being in different, weird places all the time. I just find her so fascinating. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

Anyways, this got me really excited for the album. NFR was delayed because she added more songs to it too, and look how well it turned out. I’m happy to wait if that means the album is better. 
 
I’m excited to see where this folk, country (I’ve been getting more into country lately), and “Midwestern” sound is going to. I’m a little concerned when she mentioned folk after Taylor’s folklore reminded me a lot of NFR due to Jack’s work, but I’m also excited since I’ve been listening to Sirens a lot lately which is obviously folk. I’m interested to see how she talks about her family and friends in the album too, because it doesn’t seem like she does that often. 
 
I find it so interesting that to hear Lana being stressed about where she wants to go, about her even taking writing classes, and her being in different, weird places all the time. I just find her so fascinating. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

Anyways, this got me really excited for the album. NFR was delayed because she added more songs to it too, and look how well it turned out. I’m happy to wait if that means the album is better. 
 
I’m excited to see where this folk, country (I’ve been getting more into country lately), and “Midwestern” sound is going to. I’m a little concerned when she mentioned folk after Taylor’s folklore reminded me a lot of NFR due to Jack’s work, but I’m also excited since I’ve been listening to Sirens a lot lately which is obviously folk. I’m interested to see how she talks about her family and friends in the album too, because it doesn’t seem like she does that often. 
 
I find it so interesting that to hear Lana being stressed about where she wants to go, about her even taking writing classes, and her being in different, weird places all the time. I just find her so fascinating. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true. 

I loved this interview and it didn’t come across as arrogant to me. I’ve been thinking this for years: Lana has been ahead of her time. I mean she really dropped the BTD album when the world was still obsessed with hyper-aggressive EDM pop, while she was sounding manic in her vocals, was mixing classical with hip hop, and singing about unhealthy relationships and dying. And she got so much flack for it and has over the years for things she’s said in songs and interviews.
 
She inspired and opened the doors for a whole new generation of artists, yet they’re the ones out there getting Grammys, dominating charts, and being household names, while Lana still seems underground somehow. 
 
She was right all along. She has been under-appreciated and under-recognized. So no, I don’t find this interview arrogant because it’s true.