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I kinda wish I cared about this but I'm not into Ariana and I cannot fucking stand Miley so I'mma sit this one out 

i won't tolerate this DISREPECT to the queen, the one and only, kristen stewart

I'm throwing another wrench in this thread and possibly/probably reaching for the sky, but I'm starting to see this song through the lens of someone in recovery from drugs.
 
I know I'm "biased" in a way because I'm going through this myself (off alcohol for almost 4 years but still struggle with pot, not to be cool story bro, just for background). But one of my biggest struggles when it comes up to giving something up totally is that it's a major loss. It sounds stupid but it's like losing a friend, an outlet for your stress. Giving up alcohol was a loss like that for me. I think Lana's mentioned feeling that way too around Born to Die time, or that a song that sounded like it was for a lover was really about alcohol (who knows who true that is though). And I remember whatever interview Courtney Love did with Lana last year or so, she mentioned that Lana doesn't drink or do drugs. Assuming this to be true, maybe the song references (in addition to missing the life she had years ago) the "greatest loss of them all," as in, losing the ability to get fucked up to deal with stressors. Being "burnt out" can also refer to drugs. "The culture was lit and I had a ball," could refer to the fact that she partied, but now it's time to move on, needing a "wake up call" when she's "wasted," to make that decision to become sober. For me personally, it's a hard decision to come to, because it's like, NOT having the ability to get fucked up scares me. It would force me to deal with the world and be more present for things that are inherently stressful and testing, such as "LA's in flames, it's getting hot," "Life on Mars ain't just a song," etc.
 
Don't judge me guys, just an idea I had. Kisses.

LOL I saw her comment about the NPR review and cringed, but then ultra-cringed when I found out she was backtalking to Ann fucking Powers, homegirl's gotta use that filter between her brain and mouth

We all know how reliable Twitter is    but there are rumors that Cody's character is a gay porn star and if so I'm HERE FOR IT 

LOL I saw her comment about the NPR review and cringed, but then ultra-cringed when I found out she was backtalking to Ann fucking Powers, homegirl's gotta use that filter between her brain and mouth

LOL I saw her comment about the NPR review and cringed, but then ultra-cringed when I found out she was backtalking to Ann fucking Powers, homegirl's gotta use that filter between her brain and mouth

not my dumb ass throwing more money at her because I love this album, fuck it I luh her 

I'm throwing another wrench in this thread and possibly/probably reaching for the sky, but I'm starting to see this song through the lens of someone in recovery from drugs.
 
I know I'm "biased" in a way because I'm going through this myself (off alcohol for almost 4 years but still struggle with pot, not to be cool story bro, just for background). But one of my biggest struggles when it comes up to giving something up totally is that it's a major loss. It sounds stupid but it's like losing a friend, an outlet for your stress. Giving up alcohol was a loss like that for me. I think Lana's mentioned feeling that way too around Born to Die time, or that a song that sounded like it was for a lover was really about alcohol (who knows who true that is though). And I remember whatever interview Courtney Love did with Lana last year or so, she mentioned that Lana doesn't drink or do drugs. Assuming this to be true, maybe the song references (in addition to missing the life she had years ago) the "greatest loss of them all," as in, losing the ability to get fucked up to deal with stressors. Being "burnt out" can also refer to drugs. "The culture was lit and I had a ball," could refer to the fact that she partied, but now it's time to move on, needing a "wake up call" when she's "wasted," to make that decision to become sober. For me personally, it's a hard decision to come to, because it's like, NOT having the ability to get fucked up scares me. It would force me to deal with the world and be more present for things that are inherently stressful and testing, such as "LA's in flames, it's getting hot," "Life on Mars ain't just a song," etc.
 
Don't judge me guys, just an idea I had. Kisses.

not my dumb ass throwing more money at her because I love this album, fuck it I luh her 

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I'll be wearing the fuck out of it this fall/ winter

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I'll be wearing the fuck out of it this fall/ winter

she literally recorded the next best american record 

The Grammys are more about politics and connections than about anything else. Did y'all see how much ass-kissing campaigning Kacey had to do to win AOTY? She was on every TV show in The US at least twice. She had insane hype machine behind her, big connections and big label support. Lana doesn't stand a chance in the slightest when her own label isn't willing to stand 100% behind her. Don't get your hopes up.

same ladies

Went for the black hoodie and the pink cropped hoodie

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I'll be wearing the fuck out of it this fall/ winter

Bitch I got the black hoodie. That’s all I wanted from the pop up shop and I fucking got it. My life is so complete

not my dumb ass throwing more money at her because I love this album, fuck it I luh her 

My LDR collection is shaking   ugh im so happy
but i still
 
want a boxset

not my dumb ass throwing more money at her because I love this album, fuck it I luh her 

not my dumb ass throwing more money at her because I love this album, fuck it I luh her 

not my dumb ass throwing more money at her because I love this album, fuck it I luh her 

I think Bartender is slowly but surely becoming the standout track for me, as much as I love MAC, Cinnamon Girl, NFR, VB, and The Greatest. It just really surprised me, the piano parts seep into my brain and I woke up with the pre-chorus piano bit in my head, so lovely and earnest. And those vocals. The whole thing is just really timeless and classic to me. I think it will become one of my absolute favorite LDR songs. 

I think Bartender is slowly but surely becoming the standout track for me, as much as I love MAC, Cinnamon Girl, NFR, VB, and The Greatest. It just really surprised me, the piano parts seep into my brain and I woke up with the pre-chorus piano bit in my head, so lovely and earnest. And those vocals. The whole thing is just really timeless and classic to me. I think it will become one of my absolute favorite LDR songs.