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I actually believe I heard an unreleased song before anything else. Maybe BBM Baby?

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(I don't believe this has been done yet, but if it already has it's own page just tell me)
 
Describe the member above you with a Lana Del Rey persona! Use her character roles including those in music videos, photoshoots, and more. Examples: National Anthem, High By The Beach, Lolita, etc...
 
Also include a brief description about what you're like so we can base our persona on!
 
I'll start. I'm pretty shy, like animals and drawing.
 
Have fun!

aren’t teddy bears supposed to be cuddly and comforting??? idk how anyone could snuggle up to that knowing what it is and not feel sick or at the very least extremely guilty

"The Greatest" clocks in at #79 and "Video Games" cracks the Top 10 at #9.
 
79.

Lana Del Rey: “The greatest” (2019)
On “The greatest,” Lana Del Rey’s world is aflame. Carefree nights have been poisoned by the constant threat of nuclear warfare; her beloved Malibu is ravaged by monstrous wildfires; nothing feels like it used to, and holding onto hope no longer seems plausible. “The culture is lit, and if this is it, I had a ball/I guess that I’m burned-out after all,” she concludes over a noir swell of strings and keys. Despite its tongue-in-cheek fatalism, “The greatest” doesn’t submit to nihilism; it feels like the logical apex of Del Rey’s ever-present nostalgia. Surfing on a languid ’70s guitar wave, her blasé murmur wraps each turbulent image in a gauze of comforting warmth. The end of the world has never felt so assured. –Quinn Moreland
 

9.

Lana Del Rey: “Video Games” (2011)
When Lana Del Rey first arrived, she was bored and glamorous, looking by turns like a queen of Old Hollywood and like she was too young to be smoking. Her makeshift visual for “Video Games” confronted the incongruity without shame: The retro-gazing torch singer uploading webcam footage to YouTube, the beautiful pop star acquiescing to feeling ignored. The most familiar version of “Video Games” is actually the rough mix, a working draft built over live vocals and piano. It’s not quite polished, and like the grain on a photograph, that’s part of its charm. Tolling church bells, harp arpeggios, and chilly gasps of electric air swirl around submerged 808 hits, as Lana, low and smooth, sounds self-assured or desperate or even sarcastic. “They say that the world was built for two/Only worth living if somebody is loving you,” she sang, pining after a man-shaped vacancy, as if self-sacrifice could make her any less alone. It was outright depressing, and she made it look good. –Anna Gaca
 
 
 
source:
https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-and-guides/the-200-best-songs-of-the-2010s/

I wish she'd do more inside shows, too. I feel like when she's in a large stadium setting she uses more playback audio and it takes away from her real vocals. Her performances at Amoeba and iTunes are my top favorites.
 
Don't get me wrong, it's fun to bop around at a wild show too haha

I wish she'd do more inside shows, too. I feel like when she's in a large stadium setting she uses more playback audio and it takes away from her real vocals. Her performances at Amoeba and iTunes are my top favorites.
 
Don't get me wrong, it's fun to bop around at a wild show too haha

When I first explored Ultraviolence, the opening of West Coast sounded really dull to me so I stopped listening after about 30 seconds. Some time later I decided to buckle in and give it a full play and damn. The chorus is what made the song, and my favorite of the album. I'm still tryna figure out why I didn't like it so much at first

I wish she'd do more inside shows, too. I feel like when she's in a large stadium setting she uses more playback audio and it takes away from her real vocals. Her performances at Amoeba and iTunes are my top favorites.
 
Don't get me wrong, it's fun to bop around at a wild show too haha

When I first explored Ultraviolence, the opening of West Coast sounded really dull to me so I stopped listening after about 30 seconds. Some time later I decided to buckle in and give it a full play and damn. The chorus is what made the song, and my favorite of the album. I'm still tryna figure out why I didn't like it so much at first

First I wake up excited to hear NFR for the first time now this...

Welcome to the White Hot Forever
Pre-Pre-Release Thread
Annual Discussion & Meltdown!
 
 
Just mere hours after Norman Fucking Rockwell drops.. Lana has announced her next album titled White Hot Forever, most likely to be a surprise release in 2020!
 
“I’ve already written parts of it,” the artist told The Times. “It’s called White Hot Forever. I feel like it probably will be a surprise release sometime within the next 12 or 13 months.” 
She added: “I’m really excited right now. I don’t want to take a break.”  
 
Full Times Article

Alright everyone, the time has finally come...

Catch you all on the flipside, aka...

 

The Norman Fucking Rockwell Post-Release Thread

 

 

     

 

Signing off bang bang, kiss kiss xx

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Officially out!! SO FUCKING CUTE

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!

Friendly Reminder: If you can survive the NFR era, you can survive anything!