cherrycola

right!?!? so sick of hearing about this. It's frankly dumb imo.

omg i've listened to 2 BOC song's and they're pretty good! also that reminds me "Blue" "Oyster" "Clove" are all slang words for drugs "blue-blue cmeth" "oyster-coke" "clove-fags".
also i can't wait for bel air to come out, yer i had a hunch that lana was singing about ketamine not a guy in k, but i have no idea!! i'll dm you!

"trying to hard with one pretty song" video games

I don't think it matters if it's a thing or not. Sure the lyric makes no sense reading it back, but that's what it says. After all this is the "Lyrics" section not "Lines that make sense."

Yes, it's insensitive to Native Americans because it's an exploited people's culture being appropriated by a person from the culture that exploited it.
 
But you guys are all missing the real controversy. Do you see how many fucking feathers are in that thing? How many birds were killed making that? Come on, Lana, I thought we were birds of a feather.
 
And to think I held up that tire swing for her the whole shoot with just my beak.
 
#SerialKiller

I played Cowboys and Indians when I was a child; am I racist?

^depends on who you ask. but I'm done talking about it lol I really have nothing left to say except
 
My pussy tastes like pepsi cola

It sounds like a dying orca.

AN ALBUM OF GO-GO-DANCER-ESQUE SONGS PRODUCED BY MAX MARTIN WOULD MAKE MY LIFE. YOU ARE GETTING NO HATE FROM ME FOR THIS AMAZING POST.

Okay, here's my unpopular opinion.
 
"Carmen" is the best song on Born to Die. If it wasn't for that song I probably wouldn't love Lana as much as I do right now. When I first heard that song, it gave me chills and the image of Felix Cane slowly dropping down the pole as Lana says, "Darlin' Darlin' Doesn't have a problem" is permanently embedded into my mind. "Carmen" is genius lyrically, proudction wise,and the music video is flawless. It's a brilliant song. I've read tons of comments on Tumblr, Twitter, and YouTube and other websites that just really hate "Carmen" and wish it was kicked off of Born to Die, I could never picture that. "Carmen" just brings me into a David Lynch film, Laura Palmer's secret life, and even the production screams David Lynch for Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet. It's the one song from Lana that honestly blows me away every time I listen to it. I've replayed it nearly 800 times on my iTunes since I first heard it in May and just can't get enough. It's the one song off Born to Die I relate to, not because I'm a druggie or wild child, but it really experiments with the idea that everybody looks fine on the outside but really is crumbling apart early on in their lives.
 
It's just my view, "Carmen" will always be the song that saved Born to Die for me. Born to Die and Video Games took me over a month to get into.