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i think her touring was much better when she didn't have that "fuck it" attitude she has now, like she's too cool for her own music... she's trying to look natural and carefree but comes across really self conscious 
she took herself less seriously and took her music more seriously before. her new .... persona.... is a lot less likable ( not that she isn't always the best woman on earth:)

release lemonade motorcycle heaven  

will never bring back the energy to her stage performances. 

bring this hair back
her best look 

i think her touring was much better when she didn't have that "fuck it" attitude she has now, like she's too cool for her own music... she's trying to look natural and carefree but comes across really self conscious 
she took herself less seriously and took her music more seriously before. her new .... persona.... is a lot less likable ( not that she isn't always the best woman on earth:)

Friendly reminder that this Lana once existed
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTeeouRAgPc

Okay this is traumatic and I'm going to have to pretend this doesn't exist

well her instagram post one year ago was a recorded version. so it is out there....
please get it out somehow

I really wish Apple would make her version at the Apple event available on Apple Music. They must have recorded it?!?

Lying seems too simplistic, imo. It's like she's talking to a psychotherapist instead of an interviewer. She first responds to why she responded to Ann in the first place and then later says: 'All I wrote was, “I’m not uncooked and I don’t have a persona.”'. That's not all she wrote, but it's a fair summary. While I think the way she responds to interviewers is sometimes really whack, I do usually end up agreeing with her suggested "defenses". In particular, Ann's article is way, WAY, too much about LDR's Id (just consider the review's title) and not enough about her superego (or even the music really).   BTW, I also cut LDR considerable slack on the absence-of-persona issue, in the sense implied by this example: If you just consider her big-budget BTD videos, as a representative sample of her work, you can say her persona fixates on death in each of them, but you can also say her artistry explores death in each of them (pretty diversely, imo). What does the former add to the latter?

Honestly we can just paste this entire interview into the "lies" thread and be done with it. 

we love Melania Del Rey

just really want blonde hair Lana for this album/era. i don't care when she releases it, i don't care if there are 20 delays, i just need her to be blonde. 
 
 

2016 blonde Lana is EVERYTHING

I think this is photoshopped....

The original incarnation of Beautiful People from 2014 was actually pretty good; it wasn’t until it saw a release on LFL that it had become a mess: 
https://youtu.be/OXUlLpXYvbM
 
But honestly same. I’d love if she teamed up with Justin again

Auburn Sharon tate Honeymoon Era Lana remains a SUPERIOR

I want this White Hot Forever to sound something like a blinding hazy white version of black and white Cigarettes After Sex dream pop

Anyways back to the real NFR tour
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9WK6olGkDY
 

 

I don’t think anyone has mentioned it but during Pretty When You Cry she still sang the “copyrights” line as if people are still paying attention to the Radiohead thing...

WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT. That might be my most listened to song ever. I’m so happy

Shades of Cool   But did she for real do Wait for Life or is that a mistake?? 

Really?