YUNGATA

As promised, here is a download link of my cover of Money Hunny.
 
320kbps AAC (.m4a), mixed in mono (that’s right, bitches)
 
Thanks to evil for playing it on his spectacular show today (which, if you missed, you need to go listen right now) and for hosting the file on his soundcloud page. And, yes, whoever was asking before, that is me singing. A cappella mix is available over my dead body.

holy shit.

getting real tired of Lana stealing all the good Queen titles
Coney Island
Saigon
The Gas Station
+others

And what now New York City? pls lana

10/10 best new post.

But not before marriage

373 times, here's my count:
 
 

I needed a little lie down after hearing about it on the news. There's a lot I don't understand about the world, granted that is largely due to the fact I'm quite young but I just feel like I'll never understand the emotions and thoughts behind something this horrifying. At least not properly. I can sympathise with a lot of rage and mental instability, I can even excuse some cruel actions because I can understand both sides, but nothing like this. I don't think I could ever kill someone I knew to be innocent.

I want them to have a rivalry like Nicki Minaj and Lil' Kim. Can you imagine lana getting sassy w/ tay swift?
 
I feel like you don't like my music. Do you like my music? I guess you like my videos though since you STOLE one.

She looks like Priscilla Presley in these shots. So gorgeous, yet simple.

I want them to have a rivalry like Nicki Minaj and Lil' Kim. Can you imagine lana getting sassy w/ tay swift?
 
I feel like you don't like my music. Do you like my music? I guess you like my videos though since you STOLE one.

I want them to have a rivalry like Nicki Minaj and Lil' Kim. Can you imagine lana getting sassy w/ tay swift?
 
I feel like you don't like my music. Do you like my music? I guess you like my videos though since you STOLE one.

I want them to have a rivalry like Nicki Minaj and Lil' Kim. Can you imagine lana getting sassy w/ tay swift?
 
I feel like you don't like my music. Do you like my music? I guess you like my videos though since you STOLE one.

~LANA DEL CONSPIRACY~
 
she once killed a drug lawd's nephew and they said if she ever toured in the U.S they'd kill her. she luvs u guys don't worry.

irrelevant/10.

~LANA DEL CONSPIRACY~
 
she once killed a drug lawd's nephew and they said if she ever toured in the U.S they'd kill her. she luvs u guys don't worry.

Thanks for translating, lola. This was a bit of an uncomfortable interview. She seems so defensive sometimes. Which, i guess, is understandable, but i sort of feel that fuels the criticism more.
 
I’m glad a journalist finally asked her where she’d be without the internet, i think it's a good, if predictable, question. And i’m glad to hear her say that she doesn’t understand the internet. I mean, who does?
 
I love that she said this:
 
"I'll write a comment, ordinarily, under my real name. That will set off excitement on the internet. I just have to write 'Shut up' somewhere and Millions of people think it's great. I find that creepy."
 
It is weird and kind of unsettling how so many people jump on the tinniest little things that she does. It must be a fucking nightmare to be watched, scrutinized, and even admired like that on that level. I still don't fully understand how people could desire fame. I mean, i do, but at the same time i don't at all. It's like an abyss.

We need lola here to translate.
 
 
That bit immediately reminded me of the oystermag interview.
 
http://oystermag.com/lana-del-rey-interview
 
But you know I kind of get her. It's much more pleasant to talk to someone who enjoys your work than someone who is so obviously a critic. Like in uni a group of people including myself meet weekly to share creative writing. I read pieces to get constructive criticism and hear opinions but there is one guy who just hates my writing style and doesn't seem particularly fond of me as a person. Every week he slams my work and doesn't give real reasons as to why. I guess when you're famous you're going to meet criticism at every turn but sometimes is nice to know that you're talking to someone who appreciates what you do.

We need lola here to translate.
 
 
That bit immediately reminded me of the oystermag interview.
 
http://oystermag.com/lana-del-rey-interview
 
But you know I kind of get her. It's much more pleasant to talk to someone who enjoys your work than someone who is so obviously a critic. Like in uni a group of people including myself meet weekly to share creative writing. I read pieces to get constructive criticism and hear opinions but there is one guy who just hates my writing style and doesn't seem particularly fond of me as a person. Every week he slams my work and doesn't give real reasons as to why. I guess when you're famous you're going to meet criticism at every turn but sometimes is nice to know that you're talking to someone who appreciates what you do.

guys we should all get Ferrari jackets and start a club awww shit we'd be so swag.

ohmy

What's wrong with you?

yes, people trash her character. rarely do they mention the music, actually. they call her fake, they constantly insinuate that she is vapid, that she lacks talent, emotion, a soul, etc. people are particularly harsh when it comes to her. it's unreasonable and kind of depressing knowing that the mere surface of things can totally contaminate another persons thoughts and feelings about you. I understand why she feels the way she does, the idea of 'beauty' seems paradoxically taboo in the states (just like 'sex'). the fact that she's like, quiet and weird and shit certainly doesn't help her case. although it's expected to have people not like your music, I think journalists often don't like her. that oyster interviewer was a particular cunt in my opinion. by asking if they like her music, she's asking if they like her, in a way, since her music is an extension of herself
 
the media in general seems to be coming around though. the more recent articles have moved from tones of visciousness to a backhanded passivity

We need lola here to translate.
 
 
That bit immediately reminded me of the oystermag interview.
 
http://oystermag.com/lana-del-rey-interview
 
But you know I kind of get her. It's much more pleasant to talk to someone who enjoys your work than someone who is so obviously a critic. Like in uni a group of people including myself meet weekly to share creative writing. I read pieces to get constructive criticism and hear opinions but there is one guy who just hates my writing style and doesn't seem particularly fond of me as a person. Every week he slams my work and doesn't give real reasons as to why. I guess when you're famous you're going to meet criticism at every turn but sometimes is nice to know that you're talking to someone who appreciates what you do.