American Money

The song is great, I don't what people are going on and on about. Also, this shift to pop is not unexpected, why are people so surprised? And calling Lorde ugly? Yikes.

As if anyone on her label cares about making a concentrated, strategic effort at maximizing her streams/sales/whatever in a week. She'll release whatever, whenever.

If we're reaching then I want four albums in four months. Give it to me queen.

What do you guys think made Interscope want to send Love to radio as opposed to other songs in the past? Is it because Lana actually seems interested in promoting the song or?

Not that I would ever expect Marina and Lana to collab anyways, but all of y'all calling Marina's music trash are just objectively wrong. Don't discount my girl Marina like that

Personally, I like it because she's able to write from a new perspective. Plus, she didn't actually write this album for her fans, in my opinion, it feels more like a romanticization of her and those who are like her. It feels more like she's writing from a perspective of "youth" and the joys of being young and in love with so much left of the world to explore than anything else.

With Love being dedicated to her fans, it brought me a different perspective when listening to Video Games. The line "It's you, it's you, it's all for you" from Video Games felt like she was personally singing to me. Obviously I know she's not but I felt it nonetheless. I love the new song and the music video is beautiful.

homegirl needs to chill a bit with this aesthetic. there's a difference between embodying a character or whatever and just being creepy.

Gaga sounded great singing A-Yo on SNL! Any particular reason why she is wearing the pink hat so much during this era? Like is it just a part of the general aesthetic of the era or is there a special meaning behind it?

I'm loving Man on the Moon! I remember hearing this song back when I saw her live and really enjoyed it, but didn't realize she was singing an original song. I always assumed it was a cover. The instrumentation for the verses kind of remind me of like a carnival game/ride? If that makes any sense?

Almost through my first full listen of the album, I'm hoping that this becomes more enjoyable through repeat listens. The album may end up being a grower for me. Aside from the songs she released before the album, I'm also really enjoying John Wayne and I'm feeling pretty underwhelmed by Hey Girl.

Why does Marina not like Buy The Stars? I think it's a very beautiful but incredibly sad song.

Is there even going to be an album though. Like is there any news about a release date yet?

I mean, at least she looks really pretty?

I hopes she switches up her setlist for this show, but I'll have to keep dreaming on that one.