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The problem is that there's nothing sexy or interesting about what happened. It's not like she was out the night before doing coke with Madonna, and blew it. She was nervous, and didn't have the experience to know how to sell herself on screen. And the social media world acted as though the performance proved she was worthless as a performer, and should just go away. The only redemption she needed was having the record she released that month being rarely out of the Billboard chart in well over a decade since, and getting a lot of the critical acclaim that nobody shitting on her over that performance ever dreamed she'd get. And she even got to befriend and then ghost that piece of trash Juliette Lewis, so I guess the slate is clean now

The problem is that there's nothing sexy or interesting about what happened. It's not like she was out the night before doing coke with Madonna, and blew it. She was nervous, and didn't have the experience to know how to sell herself on screen. And the social media world acted as though the performance proved she was worthless as a performer, and should just go away. The only redemption she needed was having the record she released that month being rarely out of the Billboard chart in well over a decade since, and getting a lot of the critical acclaim that nobody shitting on her over that performance ever dreamed she'd get. And she even got to befriend and then ghost that piece of trash Juliette Lewis, so I guess the slate is clean now

This record cover is maybe the funniest multi-language puns in the history of music.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

The problem is that there's nothing sexy or interesting about what happened. It's not like she was out the night before doing coke with Madonna, and blew it. She was nervous, and didn't have the experience to know how to sell herself on screen. And the social media world acted as though the performance proved she was worthless as a performer, and should just go away. The only redemption she needed was having the record she released that month being rarely out of the Billboard chart in well over a decade since, and getting a lot of the critical acclaim that nobody shitting on her over that performance ever dreamed she'd get. And she even got to befriend and then ghost that piece of trash Juliette Lewis, so I guess the slate is clean now

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

It's awful, because Meta just doesn't care. There's nothing Lana can do about it, and accounts are just being banned even though it couldn't be clearer that they're not trying to impersonate her.

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

It seems she's the sole writer of her words and comes up with her melodies either humming or recording herself and then asking some collaborator to identify the chords, or vice versa she makes a melody out of her collaborator's previously made chord progression.
 
She seems extremely hands on on the entire process of a song. From the very beginning to the very final product.
 
She also works on the production, which as usual for women a lot of people don't talk about this or always give credit to her male producers.
 
One of the things I love about Lana is that she is the mastermind behind her whole work.

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I think she''s a collaborative songwriter, which means that although she doesn't compose on an instrument (leaving that to her producers), she is still very involved in creating the melodies and structures of her songs. This interview with Rick Nowels about Lust For Life gives some good background. I know Jack has also talked several times about how working with her happens.
 

I can really imagine Patti checking lanaboards every day, and complaining to her bandmates that the first single hasn't even dropped yet

I can really imagine Patti checking lanaboards every day, and complaining to her bandmates that the first single hasn't even dropped yet