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i think she's hit her radio friendly stride and this is why this record will be her most successful. it's very accessible and listenable, i think ignoring some of the melancholy lyrics is quite easy, similarly to what she said you can just kinda play it as you have dinner. i can also imagine every track being played in a film/tv series so in that respect she hasn't strayed too far from the cinematic aspect. so far i do like it for what it is, i'm enjoying it. lyrically it does represent so much of why i became a fan. what i miss is something a bit more dynamic and powerful in terms of sound

2 minutes to go, thanks for the laughs everybody. and boy have i laughed at this thread. so many of you are damn great xoxo

been listening to california now for over an hour and i know to some of you this is super old news but i think this is her peak in terms of aching sentiment, nostalgia, power and apologeticness. credit where it's due i think this is probably the truest love song she's ever written and i adore that it's so bittersweet. it's like an ode to every relationship that's ever been lost, changed or gone wrong and it could apply to absolutely anybody you've loved

been listening to california now for over an hour and i know to some of you this is super old news but i think this is her peak in terms of aching sentiment, nostalgia, power and apologeticness. credit where it's due i think this is probably the truest love song she's ever written and i adore that it's so bittersweet. it's like an ode to every relationship that's ever been lost, changed or gone wrong and it could apply to absolutely anybody you've loved

been listening to california now for over an hour and i know to some of you this is super old news but i think this is her peak in terms of aching sentiment, nostalgia, power and apologeticness. credit where it's due i think this is probably the truest love song she's ever written and i adore that it's so bittersweet. it's like an ode to every relationship that's ever been lost, changed or gone wrong and it could apply to absolutely anybody you've loved

been listening to california now for over an hour and i know to some of you this is super old news but i think this is her peak in terms of aching sentiment, nostalgia, power and apologeticness. credit where it's due i think this is probably the truest love song she's ever written and i adore that it's so bittersweet. it's like an ode to every relationship that's ever been lost, changed or gone wrong and it could apply to absolutely anybody you've loved

2 minutes to go, thanks for the laughs everybody. and boy have i laughed at this thread. so many of you are damn great xoxo

this thread has reached that point where it feels like everyone's going to make a departure speech about their part in it
 
*clinks glass with spoon* 
 
it's been a ride everybody, a real ride.... what can i say. there's been ups and downs, highs and lows but no one died. though i'm sure many of us would have gladly run each other over at one time or another, i... *camera fades out* 

i was in so many of lana's videos in my mind, it's been fantastic

i think she's hit her radio friendly stride and this is why this record will be her most successful. it's very accessible and listenable, i think ignoring some of the melancholy lyrics is quite easy, similarly to what she said you can just kinda play it as you have dinner. i can also imagine every track being played in a film/tv series so in that respect she hasn't strayed too far from the cinematic aspect. so far i do like it for what it is, i'm enjoying it. lyrically it does represent so much of why i became a fan. what i miss is something a bit more dynamic and powerful in terms of sound

california so beautifully honours her relationship with barrie doesn't it, jesus christ 

california so beautifully honours her relationship with barrie doesn't it, jesus christ 

We stan Larrie 2.0
 
Unfortunately, Chase is listening to DT on his story and I'm so sad

california so beautifully honours her relationship with barrie doesn't it, jesus christ 

california so beautifully honours her relationship with barrie doesn't it, jesus christ 

california so beautifully honours her relationship with barrie doesn't it, jesus christ 

this thread has reached that point where it feels like everyone's going to make a departure speech about their part in it
 
*clinks glass with spoon* 
 
it's been a ride everybody, a real ride.... what can i say. there's been ups and downs, highs and lows but no one died. though i'm sure many of us would have gladly run each other over at one time or another, i... *camera fades out* 

incredible work on your various lana music video roles, i'm just glad this has brought everyone together 

i was in so many of lana's videos in my mind, it's been fantastic

cinnamon...
in my coochie...

i think she's hit her radio friendly stride and this is why this record will be her most successful. it's very accessible and listenable, i think ignoring some of the melancholy lyrics is quite easy, similarly to what she said you can just kinda play it as you have dinner. i can also imagine every track being played in a film/tv series so in that respect she hasn't strayed too far from the cinematic aspect. so far i do like it for what it is, i'm enjoying it. lyrically it does represent so much of why i became a fan. what i miss is something a bit more dynamic and powerful in terms of sound

i think this has definitely beaten the fuck it i love you and the greatest videos for me. mostly cos it was so unexpected of her but still has all the elements of lana herself. i'd say the first two videos whilst incredibly beautiful stuck to the latter

i absolutely love the doin' time video jesus christ finally i can get on board this era hello

i think she's hit her radio friendly stride and this is why this record will be her most successful. it's very accessible and listenable, i think ignoring some of the melancholy lyrics is quite easy, similarly to what she said you can just kinda play it as you have dinner. i can also imagine every track being played in a film/tv series so in that respect she hasn't strayed too far from the cinematic aspect. so far i do like it for what it is, i'm enjoying it. lyrically it does represent so much of why i became a fan. what i miss is something a bit more dynamic and powerful in terms of sound

We get it, you think it's great. Good for you.
 
Stop being boring by posting the same statement over and over again challenge, though.