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wooooah what's going on here Carmen 160 MDM 65 here 2 ruin the fun.

http://www.marketingcharts.com/direct/lady-gaga-provokes-mixed-brand-reaction-18330/networked-insights-lady-gaga-demographics-july-2011jpg/ My mum went and saw gaga live with 8 other friends - she's 51. #trufax

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I have a reaction image folder that only consists of Patrick Bateman...

ironic shitposting is still shitposting

Because you guys already killed Radio and I'm extremely butthurt. National Anthem 15 Carmen 130 Million Dollar Man 90

I get what you mean. I dunno it can be alright though if you find HQ stuff. But as a rule, I'd prefer to have the actual DVD.

Fantastic Mr. Fox? Yeah that was him. I suspect it would be out by now. I know for sure there are torrents online though.

Loveee Transamerica. I'll be really surprised if Felicity Huffman ever tops that performance. So emotional. Have you seen Moonrise Kingdom yet? Also speaking of kingdoms, Animal Kingdom was a fantastic Australian film.

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Something I'll never understand about the world to be honest, how specific words can be so offensive or controversial.

Is pussy a vulgar word? I always thought it was more a of a euphemism to be honest. I'm gonna mentally rank vagina slang from most to least vulgar.

That's not true actually. Here's the demographic breakdown of gaga fans: Furthermore, I still don't really understand your point. You're infantilising teenagers. I don't think teen are as susceptible as everyone thinks they are. Will there be some who are influenced by gaga? Sure. Will there be an overwhelming majority? I don't think so. I also don't really see how weed smoking and being a good/bad role model are correlated either.

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Can't believe Carmen could win. Good track? Yes. Best track? No. National Anthem 45 Carmen 125 Million Dollar Man 65

I think Lana might try really hard to get Yayo as a single. She loves the song.

I've been thinking about this a lot since I started listening to the EP. To me, Paradise resonates as something beautiful and joyous and while Lana obviously creates beautiful music, I wouldn't describe it as happy. Anyway, while listening to American something clicked with me in a really big way. She got to the Springsteen line and I noticed something. Having grown up listening to/loving Springsteen I'm not sure why I didn't get it before but our boy Bruce has a song called Paradise. I flicked over to it immediately and remembered remembered how melancholy/somber it is and how it's not talking about paradise in the conventional sense. Edit: I meant to link the video in the OP, sorry. A possible reference/tribute from Lana? Also take into account the album it comes from, The Rising is a reflection on 9/11.

My mum's a Lana fan and when she buys the album I'm 100% sure she'll listen to it, call me and be like WHAT DID LANA SAY ABOUT HER VAGINA? IS THIS YOUNG PEOPLE SLANG? WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

Ride - 3.5/5 Ride is nice, I like the instrumentation but I'm not particularly fond of it lyrically apart from a few lines. American - 5/5 Perfect really. Upon hearing the first verse I felt this huge rush of warmth and remembered this time when I was living with an old boyfriend and we used to get some kind of intoxicated, put on Graceland by Paul Simon and dance in the kitchen in our underwear while making pancakes. I can't really judge this track objectively because of that. I have very fond feelings towards it. Cola 4/5 A few things really make this track for me. Firstly, that high note oh God wow. So impressed. Secondly the line I pledge allegiance to my Dad for teaching me everything he knows Just because she doesn't sing about family much and I was very moved by that. Do I have daddy issues? Body Electric 3.5/5 I prefer the live version but it's still a strong track and I'll always be intrigued by it lyrically. Blue Velvet 4/5 I like this, I don't get you guys. It's so swoony. Have you ever had listened to it with your eyes closed while lying down? God & Monsters 2/5 Weakest track, in my opinion. It's not that it's bad but it's just kind of background music for me. Like I can listen to it and zone out a little and it's pleasant, but I'm not overly impressed. I do like the surf rock sounding guitar though, very La Sera. Yayo 4.5/5 To be honest there isn't a lot she could have done to this track that I wouldn't have enjoyed. Only disappoint was the lack of DAAAAARK NIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT. Bel Air 4/5 It just feels like something Tim Burton would use in a film. I feel like it breaks up the album really nicely too, because it's a different sound to me. Burning Desire 3.5/5 I like the low vocals. I think it wraps up the album nicely. It's like Bel Air really draws you in and holds you up and this lowers you down slowly and you're left nicely content.

Don't you all see? This is a lana del conspiracy that's only purpose is to ensure that fans never move on and spend the rest of their lives obsessing over Lana and whatever Tropico is. Well played Ms. Grant.

I wish I was fabulous enough to pull off that necklace. So fresh2death.

Is that the I got the ice, you got the fire version?

"BEL AIR ART NOUVEAU" she sure loves buzzwords.

Hope you feel bad for killing off Yayo~

I kind of get that. I mean I skipped tracks off BtD when it came out but kind of regretted it because I felt like I didn't get the full effect. Each to their own I suppose~