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Just listening to Happiness is a butterfly and having a moment of being extremely grateful that Lana exists and shares her work with us. I thought about how different my life would be without her in it, and it’s insane to imagine. She’s been a constant influence and soundtrack in my life for over 11 years which is a bit under half my life at this point. There’s no other artist’s music that hits me in the way that hers does.

Just listening to Happiness is a butterfly and having a moment of being extremely grateful that Lana exists and shares her work with us. I thought about how different my life would be without her in it, and it’s insane to imagine. She’s been a constant influence and soundtrack in my life for over 11 years which is a bit under half my life at this point. There’s no other artist’s music that hits me in the way that hers does.

Just listening to Happiness is a butterfly and having a moment of being extremely grateful that Lana exists and shares her work with us. I thought about how different my life would be without her in it, and it’s insane to imagine. She’s been a constant influence and soundtrack in my life for over 11 years which is a bit under half my life at this point. There’s no other artist’s music that hits me in the way that hers does.

Just listening to Happiness is a butterfly and having a moment of being extremely grateful that Lana exists and shares her work with us. I thought about how different my life would be without her in it, and it’s insane to imagine. She’s been a constant influence and soundtrack in my life for over 11 years which is a bit under half my life at this point. There’s no other artist’s music that hits me in the way that hers does.

Just listening to Happiness is a butterfly and having a moment of being extremely grateful that Lana exists and shares her work with us. I thought about how different my life would be without her in it, and it’s insane to imagine. She’s been a constant influence and soundtrack in my life for over 11 years which is a bit under half my life at this point. There’s no other artist’s music that hits me in the way that hers does.

This is stunning! I love creative people. 

I guess unpopular opinion but I love it. I love how dark, unsettling, and eerie it feels. The production is incredible too. 

part of me hates raking
 
like, "no i love you honeymoon, you're not really last because i love you so much"

updated rankings
 
favourites:
1. ultraviolence
2. honeymoon
3. btd 
4. ocean boulevard
5. cocc / aka
6. nfr
7. lfl
8. paradise
9. blue banisters
 
best:
1. honeymoon
2. born to die
3. nfr
4. ultraviolence
5. ocean boulevard
6. aka
7. cocc
8. lfl
9. paradise
10. blue banisters
 

 

Stargirl Interlude makes The Weeknd an automatic win for me. Prisoner is really good too.

I like Summer Bummer a lot. Ridin’ is cute, but kinda forgettable for me. Groupie Love is ehh. 

Stargirl Interlude makes The Weeknd an automatic win for me. Prisoner is really good too.

I like Summer Bummer a lot. Ridin’ is cute, but kinda forgettable for me. Groupie Love is ehh. 

What's up, Lana Boards! Time to evaluate some of Lana's frequent collaborators. 'm wondering which collab was better in your opinion - Abel or Rocky? 
 
To recap, the songs they made together are:
 
The Weeknd:
 
1. Prisoner 
2. Stargirl Interlude 
3. Lust for Life + video
4. Party Monster
5. Money Power Glory (remix)
 
ASAP Rocky
 
1. Ridin' (scrapped)
2. Summer Bummer
3. Groupie Love 
4. National Anthem (video only)
 
As much as I love her work with the Weeknd and how much they complement each other, I find her work with Rocky to be way more interesting. I love Ridin' and can't believe it was never released! As for Summer Bummer, that was a double punch that I never expected to happen and whilst I didn't quite appreciate SB when it came out, it now stands as one of the rare Lana Del Rey bangers, which none of the Abel songs were. I listen to it at the gym all the time. Also, Groupie Love is a perfect little Lana ballad, especially thematically. It fits the Manson vibe and sixties aesthetic of the album perfectly. While it doesn't reach the heights of Lust for Life, it's got charm in spade. 
 
What does everyone here think? I'm also adding a poll so we can see what song(s) are your favs.  
 
 
 

“Did you know a singer could still be looking like a side piece at 33?”
 

Getting emotional going through this album again.

Getting emotional going through this album again.

Getting emotional going through this album again.

This is so Trisha Paytas coded

😕

Getting emotional going through this album again.

Getting emotional going through this album again.

This ^^^^ is exactly why I scroll past every "britney conspiracy" tiktok or post I see. It's a bunch of online weirdos who apparently don't have hobbies contributing even more to this woman's trauma

In 2011 I was a sad tumblr girl who read Lolita and Sylvia Plath. Some of the girls I followed made 8tracks playlists and they included Lana. Trash Magic, Put Me in a Movie, Mermaid Motel and This is What Makes Us Girls demo are the first songs I remember hearing, then I hunted down every released and unreleased song I could find and waited for Born to Die to drop.

this song & music video got me back in my troye era. he ate that UP!