Thunder Revenant

She is talking about one person and not women in general. I mean, critisizing UV for romanticizing domestic voilence is something I can understand. But FMWUTTT is clearly not misogynistic, she has posed as a prostitute/woman who sleeps around herself in other songs/videos.

She is talking about one person and not women in general. I mean, critisizing UV for romanticizing domestic voilence is something I can understand. But FMWUTTT is clearly not misogynistic, she has posed as a prostitute/woman who sleeps around herself in other songs/videos.

She is talking about one person and not women in general. I mean, critisizing UV for romanticizing domestic voilence is something I can understand. But FMWUTTT is clearly not misogynistic, she has posed as a prostitute/woman who sleeps around herself in other songs/videos.

She is talking about one person and not women in general. I mean, critisizing UV for romanticizing domestic voilence is something I can understand. But FMWUTTT is clearly not misogynistic, she has posed as a prostitute/woman who sleeps around herself in other songs/videos.

So many people did diss-songs and are still around. FMWUTTT sounds good, so who cares if it's a diss song. It's npt as if she would celebrate a racistic or homophobic behaviour or something.

She said it's going to be a "FU!" towards someone. What did you all expect?

'and if you call me, you know i'll run, i'll run to you, i'll run to you' - old money
 
come when you call me part 2 

She said it's going to be a "FU!" towards someone. What did you all expect?

This is exaclty what I thought

Yeah, when the drums kick in and she sings the low note on "feel you pretty baby, feel me" it's just like
 
 
 
I also feel like, although it's not Kill Kill, Florida Kilos sounds more like it could have been from the AKA era.

Yeah, I mean the Charlie Hides parody was very funny for example, but it was obviously made by a fan. The Barely Political video was nothing like funny, and it was so 2011 Lana. The guy's usually ok, but here he was trying too hard to get all the hype happening around Lana obviously. "I feel sorry for this count though" 
 
For all the debate, I think there will always be haters, but I mean you can't big such an important musical act without getting a little hate you know. But I hope that, as Lana does new TV appearances and things like that, this hate toward her will decrease.

Yeah, when the drums kick in and she sings the low note on "feel you pretty baby, feel me" it's just like
 
 
 
I also feel like, although it's not Kill Kill, Florida Kilos sounds more like it could have been from the AKA era.

Yeah, when the drums kick in and she sings the low note on "feel you pretty baby, feel me" it's just like
 
 
 
I also feel like, although it's not Kill Kill, Florida Kilos sounds more like it could have been from the AKA era.

Yeah, when the drums kick in and she sings the low note on "feel you pretty baby, feel me" it's just like
 
 
 
I also feel like, although it's not Kill Kill, Florida Kilos sounds more like it could have been from the AKA era.

If you listen to the snippets for songs we already know, they are the first verses from each. Most of the songs we have heard change tempo when the chorus hits. The amount of people here judging harshly based off of 30 second clips is sort of hysterical.
 
Anyway, I think they sound incredible. I'm very happy that Lana went into this direction and will have such brilliant production for each song.

What's wrong with those aggressive people on here? It's never too late to start over and be a kind person.. and if nothing helps just smoke some hydroponic weed or sth

I hear: 
"...special just for you.
 
White almonds, baking powder on the stove,
Cooking up a dream, turning diamonds to snow.
 
I feel you, pretty baby, feel me,
Turn it up hard, loving you is for free..."
 
And then I'm not sure about that last line!
Ugh this sounds amazing!

Florida Kilos was one of the tracks I was most excited for and the snippet sounds amazing!! I'm so hyped to hear it in full!

the tension in the first half   
it felt like she was about to hit him/her any moment 

yeah i think shes meaning it tongue in cheek

I am kind of suprised how radio interwievs seem to be all happy and cute while the printed ones are - mostly - depressed and sad ...

I'm sorry, but those lyrics are just 100% unreliable. We have no evidence for them and there's no obvious reason as to why Lana would change the lyrics for a cover. I could be mistaken, but I'm just very wary of any 'leaks' atatm; TRUST NO ONE.

I could imagine UV getting a story-telling video and SoC consisting from the outtakes we've seen in the Itunes teaser.

I hope people won't be annonyed of that topic because the Piranha magazine is avaliable for free @Saturn (European Electronic market) in Germany and surely not as relevant as other magazines might be. The current Piranha magazine says they will have Lana on their cover for the July edition and 'her story'. Not sure if it will be an interview with her or really just a story written by an author. I for my part love this magazine and its reviews, interviews, stories. So I'll try to scan & post the cover & content here then when the new edition will be out ... just in case anyone else is interested. German fans certainly will try to get this magazine next month anyway ...
 

 
 
http://piranha.tv/

I love how this interwiev is less whiny and depressive.
 
The first thing that came to my mind when she talked about the gurur was "Oh, so that's the original daddy!"
 
About the FMWUTTT-thing:
 
I don't think it's about Gaga. Gaga never officially critisized Lana and I don't see any similarities in her style. Of course, the feud could have been taking place in the "so legit" time, meaning that Gaga talked bad about Lana while being in the indie-underground-scene. But the sentence "people believe her, she's really successful" kind of indicates that the person Lana talks about critisized her in front of the mainstream audience.
 
Becuase of that I thinkn it's Lorde. Lorde sneered around a lot in front of the press, who aready often critized Lana for being too atificial. And Lorde's style is often compared to Lana's.
I don't think the line "Fucked My Way Up To The Top" has to refer to the singer lana's talking about, maybe she's ironically using this line to taunt the other singer with her own critic (in an exaggerated way, like "yeah, you're real art whilst I just fucked my way up to the top"). If you see it this way, the song could still refer to Lorde very well, without assuming that Lorde "fucked her way up tot he top". She's ridiculing the other singer by frankly singing this very catchy and controversial line, but so ironically that everyone sees that she#s not admitting something but making fun of someone else who critisized her. And I don't thin Lana will restrain to diss a 17y old. Remember her bitchy yt-comments? I would really like to see how she's using Lorde's face to mob the floor!