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you can be the boss rorman you can be the boss 

you can be the boss rorman you can be the boss 

it's a gorgeous song!! agreed on TNBAR, very shallow song
 
[insert "why not both?" gif here]
i'm with you! if people are enjoying the discussion then who cares. it's what the thread is for, surely?

you can be the boss rorman you can be the boss 

now i'm willing to crowdfund to see you fist fight lana 

have fun guys 
 
soooo jealous of yall seeing lana in these 2000 capacity places!! my show is 21000 capacity 

Her words don't line up with her actions since, like, 2015.

The fact that she sings White Mustang, and is still singing that worn out medley, but obliterated MAC... yet this is the Norman Fucking Rockwell Tour. If I were Lana I would just go ahead and re-name this either the Not So Norman Fucking Rockwell Tour, or just The Tour at this particular point.  

now i'm willing to crowdfund to see you fist fight lana 

If ghostin (Ariana’s song) and old money had a child ❤️

As much as I love love love Venice Bitch, I think over time my favourite has become The Greatest. I love how the song is set up with the guitar solo before the second verse then ending with a piano solo. It’s different, you don’t see that a lot. Reminds me of Rhiannon a bit that way. And somehow The Greatest also is like one of the most versatile songs. I feel like every single time I’ve listened to it, I’ve been in the type of mood to relate but always in different ways.
I think How to Disappear is my other favourite too. I’ve talked it up so much though that I don’t think it’s necessary to list everything I love about it (it’s probably annoying for everyone to read again).

no but we can crowdfund this????

no but we can crowdfund this????

no but we can crowdfund this????

Summer Bummer is deeply underrated - I understand why much of the fandom wouldn't appreciate it because of how heavily hip-hop it is, but I think it's this brilliant combination of dark yet charming, light yet heavy, hard-hitting yet laidback. It's danceable and a real summer jam but it's also a little sinister and devilish. Also I fckn LOVE the lyrics: "You can't escape my affection, wrap you up in my daisy chains"; "White lines and black beaches and miles in between us"; "We travel for weeks just to escape your demons".

no but we can crowdfund this????

true also!!! i mean, of course, she might just be lazy... which is typical lana 

this is such a tough one. not saying our feelings are lana's responsibility bc, of course, they're not!! but even if she feels differently now to how she felt when she wrote and recorded those songs, a lot of us love those songs so much because we connect to them on a deep, personal and emotional level. even if we no longer feel how we did when we first connected to them in the same way lana probably doesn't (i mean many of us were just babiesssss when born to die was released!) it's still cathartic to relive or even bury those emotions thru the music. that's why live shows are so awesome when you have a deep connection to the artist. i can sing "I HAVE NOOOOTTTHHHIIIIIINNNGGGG WITHOUT YOUUUUU" while actually laughing at the fact that i once felt that way towards someone, now that my mentality's changed. lana clearly has a very different mindset. she seems SO determined to distance herself HARD from her past work, as if she's embarrassed she ever felt or wrote those things. i get it, in a way, but i also find it to be such a shame. we love the music, we connect to it, why won't she embrace that? let us have our melodramatic i looooooost myself when iiiii loooost yooooooou moment while singing along to TLY lana, dammit!!

it's a gorgeous song!! agreed on TNBAR, very shallow song
 
[insert "why not both?" gif here]
i'm with you! if people are enjoying the discussion then who cares. it's what the thread is for, surely?

this is such a tough one. not saying our feelings are lana's responsibility bc, of course, they're not!! but even if she feels differently now to how she felt when she wrote and recorded those songs, a lot of us love those songs so much because we connect to them on a deep, personal and emotional level. even if we no longer feel how we did when we first connected to them in the same way lana probably doesn't (i mean many of us were just babiesssss when born to die was released!) it's still cathartic to relive or even bury those emotions thru the music. that's why live shows are so awesome when you have a deep connection to the artist. i can sing "I HAVE NOOOOTTTHHHIIIIIINNNGGGG WITHOUT YOUUUUU" while actually laughing at the fact that i once felt that way towards someone, now that my mentality's changed. lana clearly has a very different mindset. she seems SO determined to distance herself HARD from her past work, as if she's embarrassed she ever felt or wrote those things. i get it, in a way, but i also find it to be such a shame. we love the music, we connect to it, why won't she embrace that? let us have our melodramatic i looooooost myself when iiiii loooost yooooooou moment while singing along to TLY lana, dammit!!

no but we can crowdfund this????

no but we can crowdfund this????

no but we can crowdfund this????

no but we can crowdfund this????

no but we can crowdfund this????