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Why do I feel like this would most definitely be on Lizzy's myspace

@everyone 
 
the glitter memes:
 


@TROPICUM i wish Khris was here, he missed out

Elle is gonna come in here with God's wrath

im the piece of broken glass at the top right that almost looks like a very, very tall wine glass

sorry this is unimportant and 98% of people dont give a fuck but the target exclusive poster in HQ (3000X3000)

1 week and then it's all gone... all the meltdowns and leaks. Post-release is so boring after a few weeks. Another year (or two) waiting

Link to BBC Radio 1 Interview
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p058hzxm?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_radio_1&ns_source=twitter&ns_linkname=radio_and_music

Quoting this just because.

This looks really good, could we change it to this rn

Lana Del Rey mentioned in an article in People Magazine March 13th edition. I saw this today in the grocery store, and I figured I'd share.

If this is the super 8 footage then im excited 

lana did the best american facial 

I started to write an essay on this, but remembered that nobody needs to read that, so here's the short version.
 
Lana has a lot of songs about different types of self delusion (or, if we're being kinder, extreme overconfidence). Whether it's Carmen thinking she's made it ("Lying to herself 'cause the liquor's top shelf"); the narrator of National Anthem suddenly discovering her mojo ("I said to get real, don't you know who you're dealing with"); or the unfortunate object of Is This Happiness ("You think you're Hunter S Thompson, I think you're fucking crazy as they day's long"), the only way to succeed in the world of fame is to start by believing you've already succeeded. But, in LA, if you take this delusion too far, you end up like the central character in Mulholland Drive, living in a fantasy world. Whoever she's singing to in BAR has fallen victim to this.
 
The title of the song echoes the idea of the Great American Novel, which a long time ago was something that authors would try to write, but now is generally used ironically as a put down about somebody who is writing a book that will never see the light of day, but who, in their own mind, is going to write "the greatest American book on American culture which could ever be written". The "You did it all for fame" is the icing on the put down cake - not only are you wasting your life, "you're not even doing it in the name of art, but just to get from all of those girls in the audience, what you could be getting from me at home". In that way, it's an extension of her put down for the guys in Video Games/Blue Jeans - she's asking them "why are you getting lost in fantasy when I'm right here?" 

This is the kinda stuff I'm on LanaBoards for

Can't find the video but
 
"Lana, do you like/would you ever work with Lady Gaga?"
 
"Turn off the camera, please"

Me : I stan Lana bc lyrics
 
BAR : My baby nanananana protection
Nananana baby nanananaa cigarettes
Nniieeehhhh ahaaaahaaa
Bez amerikon rihcord
Ahaaahhaa
 

I just listened..bitch the follicles on my scalp are perched dry! Bitch im fucking bald!im bald bitch im bald!

lol I love how extra this fanbase is... we stan so hard that literally even when just her hand is featured somewhere we have to post it hahahaha   

"...whether it’s sleeping with gross old men or getting gang-raped by bikers"
 
Hey Kim, to each his own 

As a gross older man who used to love Sonic Youth, all I can do is sigh.

I bought the magazine on their app and she looks FLAWLESS: 
 
 
 
 
and here's the story part